but sometimes the animals take care of the inmates. >> you're a good girl. >> loomis says caring fors has helped him cope with the anger problems with brought him to jail. >> i'm bipolar and i'm also diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder syndrome. i stopped taking my medications and i started going off and blowing up at home. i'm starting to lose my temper, starting to do things that i normally don't do. and next thing i know, the cops are at my door and i'm getting arrested for domestic violence and criminal damage. and now i'm here doing my time. my mom owns race horses. she is a training owner. it's a loving, caring thing. you know. she babies the horses like they were little babies and i learned to do the same thing. you got to have love and care for them. if you don't, what good is something if you can't really show it love? love is a big thing in the world and we all need it. horses are very beautiful. they're strong, fast, but yet they're very gentle if you train them right. i can't explain it. it is just a love for them, you know? you've got to have it. you know? that

cleveland police patrolmen'sand association president steve loomis says protestors at conventions are typically more aggressive.ol resident steve aye. he says officers need moree training, but the logistics loomis adds the city hasn't even ordered riot gear despiteiot ge despite receiving a 50 million dollar federal security grant. not one police officer's been measured for riot gear.one pol 90 days turnaround to order the equipment we need, 90 days andwe need, then another month to deliver it that's what manufacturers are 90 daysys the telling me directly.n other what manufacturer i'm concerned when i hear that obviously. concerned whe we passed what they wanted, the money and we expect them to do what is necessary to protect people coming to the rnc and also to protect the people that are here.we do my goodness..wece here. councilman mike polensek serves on the safety committee, and says they have also been awaiting information and a security briefing. a city spokesperson tells fox8 they can't release details at this time.ndavasec they need to handle this.s. got to get it done.e fol

steven loomis is the president of the cleveland police patrolmen's association. steven, talk to me about police security. what is anticipated to secure donald trump and his supporters? >> well, good afternoon the first of all. the security measures are in place right now men and women of the cleveland police patrolmen's association, the cleveland police department, state highway patrol. we don't anticipate, as mr. savidge said, we don't anticipate a large problem like they had in chicago the men and women of the chicago police department are to be commended as well. we'll here to make sure everybody's right to free speech is heard and that's it done in a peaceful way without getting into the politics of the whole situation. >> did the plan or the dynamic of the plans in any way change or were they atted as a result of the man phil mattingly was reporting on kind of rushed the stage, someone who tried to get too close to donald trump? how is that impacting how security will be carried out at this event in cleveland? >> i don't think that event today had any change

scripts are expected in townwn steve loomis says that they are typically more aggressive. they need more traininggr but the logistics not been worked out. the city has not even ordered a security grant. >> is not been one officer measure for judgment 90 days to another month to deliver at that that's at the time he directly. says they have also been security briefing us city spokespersonawin they cannot release details at this time. they are pushing hard to get your votes many are heading to clear from this week's jessica dill h good at morning everyone it is they know that. so many are rushing for next tuesday's primaries. when he was publicly endorsed by all sorts of vegas kaisch will that broadview heightsnd was fighting to take on donald trump their with the margin of error. hillary clinton is in cleveland will be at the irix center at 2:00 p.m. governor kasich will be in mansfieldt at 6:00 p.m. a very clinton will be back at the baptist churchh in cleveland. i was off of ticket information go over there could be a few more visits jessica dill morningjeif they spotted

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this is loomis park. and you can see thousands of people out here celebrating their spring break. and it's been pretty calm today, unlike wt we saw last night when there was complete chaos. from the mississippi del to the east coast. >> michael: it's the ultimate destination for college spring break. thousands of students invading miami beach, partying all day and all night, packing the beaches and bars. >> it's freaking packed everywhere you go. there's like people everywhere. >> turn up. everybody's here from our school and things like that, so we can't have fun. >> michael: friday evening, complete chaos. >> we're over here. >> michael: hundreds of videos popping up on social media showing rowdy spring breakers, fighting in the streets, some clashing with police. officers rushing in forced to more than a half dozen party goers. >> everybody was just partying at the beach so we just came in the street and started turning up and having fun. >> reporter: this weekend miami beach are out in full force, 30 additional officers are walking the streets and riding along the beachehe mak

. >>> joining me today are todd loomis and amy and glen. they are here to talk about up coming walks to defeat als. one in st. pete and one in sarah societia. tell us about these. you say they are really fun events. >> the idea of the walk to defeat als is to bring families and care givers and people that have an interest in als and helping to fight it to come together and celebrate life. the greater tampa walk is coming up this saturday and our sarasota walk is on march 19. they start in the morning and it's a great way to come out and learn more about als if you the families to come out and celebrate. >> amy and glen you are taking a part in the sarasota walk. glen you were diagnosed with als better known as lou geurig's disease in 2012. by are these walks so important. >> they are critical for people and walking for a cause. >> and amy has the als association been helpful to you? >> absolutely. absolutely. just the support they provide with some of the services we've been able to take advantage of the rest of the grant which is huge for

this is loomis park. and you can see thousands of people out here celebrating their spring break. and it's been pretty calm today, unlike wt we saw last night when there was complete chaos. from the mississippi del to the east coast. >> michael: it's the ultimate destination for college spring break. thousands of students invading miami beach, partying all day and all night, packing the beaches and bars. >> it's freaking packed everywhere you go. there's like people everywhere. >> turn up. everybody's here from our school and things like that, so we can't have fun. >> michael: friday evening, complete chaos. >> we're over here. >> michael: hundreds of videos popping up on social media showing rowdy spring breakers, fighting in the streets, some clashing with police. officers rushing in forced to shutut down ocean drive, arresting more than a half dozen party goers. >> everybody was just partying at the beach so we just came in the street and started turning up and having fun. >> reporter: this weekend miami beach are out in full force, 30 additional officers are walking the street

the six-year veteran grew up in loomis and got a start in san jose. >> he cared about people. and that was the big thing with him is the whole idea with this department of safety security and service. nathan took that the extra mile. >> he used to give people his cell number and for officers to do that, that's unheard of. >> officer taylor leaves behind a wife and three children. >>> new at noon, making a big step forward. kpix 5 reporter kiet do shows us how san jose is working to make everyone including the transgender community feel welcome. >> reporter: on an ordinary tuesday in san jose this happened the raising of the transgender pride flag at the santa clara county government building. >> it's a powerful statement. the flag represents thousands of people. >> reporter: it's the first time it's been raised by a county government thanks to supervisor ken yeager the county's first openly gay elected official. he says the flag is a sign to the transgender community that the county has got your back. >> we still find great percentage of gay people with depression and suicide

spring break clouds float off the beach and onto loomis park. people started spilling onto ocean drive. after police tried to control the crowd, people pushed, brawls broke out and objects were thrown. the crowd became so big, so out of control, so quickly and he police had to call in more units working other areas as well as units >>i first everything was starting to get under control -- at first, everything was starting to get under control but things are rowdy. >>here's a view from above of the unruly crowd. you can see some people are even standing on top of cars. if you troublemakers, annoyed spring breakers just looking to chill on famous miami beach. >>people down here just want to have fun. >>it ruins the vacation. we're supposed to be having fun, why are you fighting. >>police arrested several people . there were also able to call a backup units within about 2 hours of the arrest. these officers must stay out here until the partying dies down. the bars and clubs stay open until 5 am. >> i just try to move my leg and i know something ins

thousand 2,100,000 demonstrators expecteda with various groups there, police union president steve loomis as protesters are typically more aggressive and the logistics have not been worked out he says the city has not ordered riot gear despite receiving a 50 million-dollar federal security grantntin. >> has not been one officer who has been measured for riot gear, 90 days turnaround to order the needed equipment, to 90 days, and then another month to deliver, directly. that,d we asked what they wanted, we expect them to do what is necessary to protect the people who attended attend the rnc and to also protect these people heretho . >> councilman mike polensek served on the safety committee and says and says that awaiting for information and a security s briefing spokesman says they cannot release details at this time .. it is absolutely fabulous out there, it is a no jacket required tuesday, the sunshine is hiding but it has been worn with warm temperatures on the way as we check in with a.j. it is a great day, nearing 70 degrees . we should have a couple days like that, looke at the stor

that's why we went to steve loomis there. you heard from him and they are concerned for what will happen. let me walk you through why chicago will be different from the ix center and the cleveland visit tomorrow. here is the arena where things got out of control. this rally or this protest was planned days in advance. lined up behind barriers hours before they -- before the event. where is this located? urban downtown chicago to the west of chicago. here is downtown and here is the campus. that's why there were such numbers. now from there let's get to the ix center. we can swim across the lake here and get all the way down here. look at what we are dealing with at the ix center. it is not near the same situation. yes you do have some neighborhoods in berea, but we have you can tayed to the city and we have talked to the sheriff's department. they said they will not tell us how many individuals will be working security because they said it is a tactile move. nonetheless, the fact that we are rages questions -- we are raising

dropped the gun, even for the gun and chris was standing there goes in police union president steve loomis believes that the officeric acted properly doesn't absolutely, and on hello kitty robber a high-speed chasese with a gun, the stolen car, absolutely justified nose and he pointed out that the after the shooting. >> this young man is lucky that this officer was involved because he had extensive medical trainingng after coming from ems and he provided first aidm and probably saved his life. >> the suspects are guilty in november to numerous charges including robbery and sentenced 1111 years prisonon . >> they don't know how long it will beo taken before they're finished, he was also charged with resistingl arrest his family says he still recovering and they are considering possible legal action. families forced from their homes ei are allowed back into their products in brunswickck days after theys fire killed a girl that i many are stressed out, as rehearsed joins us with more coming i am sure that today's rainfall did not help the situation.d >> these residents here have no choice but

spring break clouds float off the beach and onto loomis park. people started spilling onto ocean drive. after police tried to control the crowd, people pushed, brawls broke out and objects were thrown. the crowd became so big, so out of control, so quickly and he police had to call in more units working other areas as well as units from miami police. >>i first everything was starting to get under control -- at first, everything was starting to get under control but things are rowdy. >>here's a view from above of the unruly crowd. you can see some people are even standing on top of cars. if you troublemakers, annoyed spring breakers just looking to chill on famous miami beach. >>people down here just want to >>it ruins the vacation. we're supposed to be having fun, why are you fighting. >>police arrested several people . there were also able to call a backup units within about 2 hours of the arrest. these officers must stay out here until the partying dies down. the bars and clubs stay open until 5 am. >> i just try to move my leg and i know some

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for equipment and a plan to purchase rain gear using millions of dollars in federal grant money but loomis says time is running out. >> there's no when one police officer since been measured 90 days turnaround to order the equipment that we needed 90 days and then another month to deliver it does with the manufacturers are telling me directly he says they're also logistical issues including access to water in restrooms and he says there far behind and training. >> the trainers of people coming to train us are telling us we are not anywhere near where we need to be at this point. >> am concerned when i hear that councilman mike polin six serves on the safety committee and says they too have been waiting for information we've had plenty of time to get ready this is nothing that happened yesterday the cities have for wanting this was coming they have some money the funds available to them is supposed to have a briefing and had invited the secret service he said they understand the details are sensitive and can all be released but he says they also need to know that cleveland's prepared. >> we

republican national convention thousands of demonstratorssli during the rnc and cleveland policedu steve loomis say they are typically more aggressive with more training and proper riot gear but these statistics of not been worked out yet. >> not one is been measured for riker 90 days turnaround tod order the equipment we need. ninety days and then another month to deliver it. that is at the manufacturers are telling me directly. >> i am consumer in here that obviously. we passed off te > on the money, and we expect them to do what is necessary for the peopleo come into the rnc but also protect the people who are here. >> the councilman says he's withit the members of the safety committee and they are also they simply cannot release the details at this time. >> and a developing story all morning long here is todd with a lookag s. >> we hear on his presidential candidates will be here and more coming that the city of north canton want you to bring checkbooks and the campaign they are asking candidates to pay for any cost associated with business upfront including the price of providing city safe

james loomis with the barnard medical center. good time to talk about it. nice and warm.eels like spring is here. does it mean we will feel the allergy symptoms? >> i think so. typically the allergy season in washington starts toward the end of march. i think with the warm weather we are starting to see the flowers come out and that means pollen. we can probably expect to experience it thro some people have allergies to mold and such. if we have a wet rainy spring we can see symptoms that linger on to the summer. alison: is there a peak in between the large window you gave us? >> if you look, april is the worst month. i starts to taper down to may. and diminish by the end of may historically. alison: let's talk about prevention. what can we do to tackle the awful symptoms we feel. >> allergies are triggered. we breathe in pollen. they are stuck to the mucus membrane and the sinus. they trigger an allergic reaction. if you know you will be outside, during the peak pollen season. coming in, taking a shower and rinsing off is important. using a sinus rinse like a netty pot t

alfred loomis was very passionate about science. he wanted to make it his life's work. he jumped into moneymaking and wall street. a firm he set up financed most of the rural electrification of america. he anticipated the stock market crash. he retired from finance and put all his energy and most of his money into science. he bought the mansion across the street from his home in suburban new york. he set up a tremendous science lab. he was not a dabbler. he did very distinguished work. in 1938 he went to berlin. how popular hitler was. how good the german scientists work. he was very scared. he goes convinced of that war was growing. he thought about what science applications might have defense uses. he settled on using radio waves to detect moving objects. his lab became the leader in what we now call radar. not just the theoretical work production of radar sets. delivered to the u.s. military in the thousands. put into ships and airplanes. it had a tremendous effect on the course the war. method really accounted for his remarkable successes. in world war i he worked i