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bev, tell us about the program of the storybook forest. i love the creativity. >> it's one of the coalition's largest family events. it's a completely free event. this is where we have our families come out and the children enjoy a free fun day of activities that our early learning centers put together for them. they pick a story, make it come to life. and for just a few hours the >> that certainly is just one do. you put books in the hands of families. you also train the teachers in these early learning centers, can you explain that to our viewers in >> we do. i have a long background in public education. when i came to the early learning coalition in 2007 i found that teaching, our teachers was not a real embedded part of our program. so with bev we started an annual early learning conference. one full day, a saturday, generally in october where we bring in our people at 7:00 in the morning and we train them, train them, train them, throughout the day. we bring in a nationally known keynote speaker and this year we'll have our ninth annu

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bev dixon poses that question as she shares the newest statistics about crime around campus tonight at 6:00. >>> undercover boss starts at 8:00 and the super bowl's 9:00. local for local news live at 11. thousands experience it in tv. hear from one person from right here in the tri-state who is on winter is hard on your nose. endless runny noses. puffs plus lotion is soft. they help soothe irritation by locking in moisture better so you can face winter happily. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. >>> just twro more days until super bowl 50 and the hype is building. thousands hit san francisco to watch the panthers take on the broncos at levi stadium and some people from the tri-state are already there. >> we're here in san francisco enjoying the nfl experience here. as you can see, there's a lot of people waiting to get in. >> the bing was represented and gave a shout-out to local 12. fans from all 32 teams made their way to san francisco leading up to the super bowl. there is the nfl experience, pro football's interactive theme experience games and try to play like the pros and get

. >> reporter: for founder bev buswell, it's all about taking learning beyond a building. >> you look at the average school, the idea is that you work inside and go out for a break. we need the reverse. >> they get to run around, explore, and i think really learn some foundational life concepts. >> reporter: children connecting to the environment instead of electronics. >> when he and i go hiking, he'll stop for like four minutes or five minutes and just listen and point at birds. >> angela, can you cover it with dirt? >> reporter: so-called nature schools are spreading across the country. it's not just private schools embracing the outdoors. >> this in the summertime, the third graders are growing corn, beans, and squash -- >> reporter: at this public school in brooklyn, what used to be a parking lot has been transformed into a garden complete with a hen house. >> we're getting kids who might not have a chance to be outside and get their hands in the dirt to get to really do that. >> reporter: in the dead of winter, classes meet in the greenhouse for a lesson that can even make kids

bev: it has ended up being a very good thing, and we put four more stations in to hopefully rent them. kim: scott won't release specifics about which businesses are eventually going to be going in here. but i'm told a fitness store could be among them. i also learned some of the new stores here could be open by this fall. live in windsor heights, kim st. onge, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. steve: making news right now, more iowans are testing positive for the zika virus. the iowa department of public health now reports that three iowans have contracted the virus. all three are women. one, age 41-60. two are aged 61-80. each woman had traveled to countries where the virus is present. mosquitoes that carry the virus have not been found in iowa. stacey: the iowa supreme court is declining to rule on a key part of a lawsuit brought by a state police investigator, who was fired after complaining about governor branstad's the court dismissed an appeal, filed by former division of criminal investigation supervisor larry hedlund, saying it wasn't filed on time. today, jurors in the first-d

bev: at first, you're angry. and then, you're excited, because you're moving into some place new. and now, we feel settled. but it just looks like a ghost town down there now. kim: the owner's realtor says actually that this whole building could be full with new tenants by the end of this year. live in windsor heights, kim st. onge, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. steve: i cannot wait for tomorrow, because the forecast gets better looking everyday. kurtis: what a beauty. hey, warmer temperatures moving in. today nowwas was not all bad. southern iowa in the low 50's. out tonight, it will cool off. keep that in mind. if you are an early riser, do not expect very warm air. by noon, 59. 63 by 4 p.m. cooler, 50's for fort dodge. 60's from ames over towards sioux city. southwest winds, 15-25, gusting to near 25. sunny skies, 63 degrees, i mean, it is a time-looking saturday for late february. a weak front moves through, could be a few sprinkles. stacey: a former johnston bus driver will be sentenced next month, in connection with an incident involving a special needs student. robert sc

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. >> i did my bev, guys. >> you did great.hanks. >> you're welcome. >> good stuff. >> what's your good question? we want to know. log on to cbsphilly.com/good question to submit your question or tweet us use the hash tag cbscbs3 good question. >> nicole will be here every night with the answer on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 and we can't wait to hear from you. >>> well, from the big screen to the small screen one local boy is going prime time. he just appeared in tonight's episode of blue bloods bloods and our vittoria woodill talks to him about working with pretty big stars. >> i took a selfie with donny wahlberg. >> because you have to. what it took for this nine-year-old to land the role and why acting is such a big part of his life. >> and we've got a weekend warmup underway for the last few days of february. but then what about march? march may come in like a lamb and a lion. i'll explain what that means coming up. >>> and a horse neglected and left for dead. tonight we have an update or clarissa and the major milestone her

. >> i did my bev, guys. >> you did great.nks. >> you're welcome. >> good stuff. >> what's your good question? we want to know. log on to cbsphilly.com/good question to submit your question or tweet us use the hash tag cbscbs3 good question. >> nicole will be here every night with the answer on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 and we can't wait to hear from you. >>> well, from the big screen to the small screen one local boy is going prime time. he just appeared in tonight's episode of blue bloods bloods and our vittoria woodill talks to him about working with pretty big stars. >> i took a selfie with donny wahlberg. >> because you have to. what it took for this nine-year-old to land the role and why acting is such a big part of his life. >> and we've got a weekend warmup underway for the last few days of february. but then what about march? march may come in like a lamb and a lion. i'll explain what that means coming up. >>> and a horse neglected and left for dead. tonight we have an update or clarissa and the major milestone her c

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and 2 p.m., check in with your airline bev you head out to the airport for the latest. latest. kayla: opinions and outcry are pouring in following superintendent ann clark's choice to close schools today, saying as this morning forecasts were still predicting severe weather in the area for midday, the buses and student driver may have gotten to school safely there was concern about driver save they this afternoon, clark 4:51 a.m. to close schools today, schools will operate for a normal schedule tomorrow, and make up day for students for today be friday may 27. >> are a few school delays and closings, avery and watauga county schools return running one there hour da lay, and burke county schools are running on a 2 hour delay. bill: a federal court rule some boundaries are unconstitutional. kayla: today there was a public hearing to get voter feedback. carefeedback. caroline fountain was there. reporter: people were not shy when sharing their opinions. >> i have already said there will be no shout outs in this. there will be no demonstrations. reporter: voters came together to t

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>> that got piled on, but bev had the same clinton era tax rates, would not have been anywhere near its recklessly, that was our entitlement in terms to give to the rich and upper middle class, and now i don't think we republicans can complain. >> neither side did anything. neither side did anything to address some of the fundamental large spending -- >> neil -- >> god bless you, god bless you, god bless adele, but we just can't do it. >> you're right on that. i think you're right on it. >> gary, this is not about taxes, it's one day, market's going to wake up and see all this. and i watch my president yesterday come out and take victory laps and not one question was asked about the 8.4 trillion in new debt under his watch that's been accumulated. all he talked about this, that, and the other that does not matter. debt is going to kill, it is going to crush, and and you may be seeing in in the markets as we speak right now. >> what i'm seeing is the hillary, bernie, and they're talking about more ways to raise tax the rich. republicans, no way to at least reign in this entitlement issu

. >> shiri: bev chance will continue up and down the coastline, south of boston, south shore down to the north side of the cape. now, inland risk that's for some flurries i will break it down, town by town coming up. >> daniel: a lot more coming your way, mother accused of killing her child is back in the public eye. brought casey anthony out of hiding. >> julie: two trains collide new details from the well-known as a small business owner, you know things have a way of moving fast. but if your network can't keep up, it can really slow you down. so switch to the 100% fiber optic network of verizon fios. you'll get 99.9% network reliability, and the fastest wi-fi available. for a network that moves as fast as your business. right now, upgrade to fios 50 meg or higher internet and phone call or go online today. small business is better >>> emergency teams flew in on helicopters and worked and free people from the wreckage and said both trains partially derailed. neither train had time to break before they hit head-on. jacqueline fell, fox25 news. >> daniel: man that murdered local colle

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>>bev: 3:18 "just to get to a new friend.and you can ask them questions too.>>ruth schunk, resident: 7:44 "it's so rare for generations to come together like this i hardly ever see young people anymore. >>16:00 "not only did it make me happier, it made them happier because they don't get to talk to a lot of people." >> grant:for residents at liberty towers. >>9:30 - " i haven't been a valentine for a long time, so this was very touching" 2:24 >>"it's great seeing how something you make can make someone so happy and make their day amazing." >>10: 45 "raise your hand tell us what you learned how it went >> grant:after.the firefighters lead a de- brief. >>26:09 "this program is a huge part of what being a ff is to me." >>43: 28: " i would like to think that we inspire them when we meet with them, but the truth is i see what they did today and they inspire me." >>26:19 "i like to let the can follow your dreams, do whatever you want to do, at the same time it's a benefit for the young men in the class to see." >>47:50 - "a rescue or something, we go out and perform

bev record-breaking cold. >>> the pope visits one of the most dangerous neighborhoods and all of mexico. what he had to stay -- say to the people there. >>> kanye west has a bombshell announcement about his finances. >>> we are tracking severe weather across the nation. look at the cold spell back east. they are getting hit with snow, sleet, and brain. some places could get up to 8 inches of snow. on the top right, that is a little steam on the water in boston from the cold air moving in over the warmer waters in boston harbor. >>> there is a pile up on slick roads in indiana with 30 people injured. >>> there are chunks of ice floating in lake michigan in chicago. it was -1 in new york city yesterday. that was a record. >>> our housing crisis are going to go up again. >> it is a very cold. >> it could be nicer for us. >> the white is a winter weather advisory. you might think it is child's play. the problem is it may be freezing rain. the red that you see of their in new york state, that is a winter storm warning that is extending down to dc. what does it look like for the forecast? a l

come to the book signing afterwards the real attraction of the day is going to be there jasper will bev outside. -- will be outside. all right. i was going to tell this really funny joke about being at a podium, when i was at the white house and i was a deputy press secretary to tony snow, and he was 6'5", and i was obviously not. tony snow, you might remember as one of the best press secretaries the nation has ever seen. [applause] >> yeah. what you myth not know is after he passed away in 2008 from complication of colon cancer, his daughter came and just graduated last may so that family is doing great and we should give them a round of applause because without tony snow i wouldn't be here. [applause] >> so i'm not going to tell that funny joke because i looked at my husband and i said, i can't tell that joke in a church. so, peter is agreeing with me. so i'll tell you, it's in the book, and when you -- if you come across and it you figure out the joke could i not tell you in a church, send me a note on facebook and i'll respond. i'll tell you this joke instead mitchell book is called

ruth bader ginsberg was his bev friend. >> reporter: appointed in 1986 by president reagan scalia was first italian-american justice to sit on the court and staunch conservative voice on the bench. he rode the second opinion in major cases in major years including president obama's signature legislation the affordable care act. his death touching off a political fire storm chance for the president to appoint third supreme court justice during his time in office. that was surely tip the scale of the court in favor of the liberal leading justices. >> republicans holding majority in the senate will likely try to delay a new supreme court justice nominee until after the november general election. a move that certainly get push back from the democrats. in washington, joel waldman, fox news. >>> thanks so much, joel. >>> so what does scalia passing mean for the supreme court and for the presidential campaign? joining us this professor david barrett from villanova university and professor bill rosenberg from drexel university. good morning, gentlemen. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> let