... 20:22 mo denis: there are some individuals that no matter what, this is gonna be the best mode of transportation for them. denis co-sponsored a new law that took effect november registered, inspected and get license plates. law enforcement hopes that'll make them and their drivers safer and easier to track, but it won't cut down on scenes like this. 22:40 honk and street nats with scooter slowing cars 13:54 chuck callaway: with an actual moped, since they can't go above 30 miles an hour, obviously they should stay on streets where the speed limit is 30- 35. but they don't. they drive on major valley roadways where they simply can't keep up, often disregarding surro drivers. 13:34 chuck: they have the potential to obstruct traffic, slow down vehicles and then other drivers get frustrated and try to cut around them and maybe cause accidents. so it's a very serious issue. no one knows that better than marlene stevens. 4:25 marlene: i don't think they have any business being on the road because of how dangerous they are. and what could happen to... like my daughter. darcy tag: we've g

mo denis: i think individuals feel like they're just a nuisance on the roads. but state senator mo denis says they're a necessary nuisance--cheap, fuel-efficient, easy to park, and... 20:22 mo denis: there are some individuals that no matter what, this is gonnabe mode of transportation for them. denis co-sponsored a new law that took effect november first. it requires mopeds to be registered, inspected and get license plates. law enforcement hopes that'll make them and their drivers safer and easier to track, but it won't cut down on scenes like this. 22:40 honk and street nats with scooter slowing cars 13:54 chuck callaway: with an actual moped, since they can't go above 30 miles an hour, is 30- 35. but they don't. they drive on major valley roadways where they simply can't keep up, often disregarding surrounding drivers. 13:34 chuck: they have the potential to obstruct traffic, slow down vehicles and then other drivers get frustrated and try to cut around them and maybe cause accidents. so it's a very serious issue. no one knows that better than marlene steve

... 20:22 mo denis: there are some individuals that no matter them. denis co-sponsored a new law that took effect november first. it requires mopeds to be registered, inspected and get license plates. law enforcement hopes that'll make them and their drivers safer and easier to track, but it won't cut down on scenes like this. 22:40 honk and street nats with scooter slowing cars 13:54 chuck callaway: with an actual moped, since they can't obviously they should stay on roadways where they simply can't keep up, often disregarding surrounding drivers. 13:34 chuck: they have the potential to obstruct traffic, slow down vehicles and then other drivers get frustrated and try to cut around them and maybe cause accidents. so it's a very serious issue. no one knows that better than marlene stevens. 4:25 marlene: i don't think they have any business being on the road because of how dangerous they are. and what could happen to... like my daughter. registration law and a link to more crime statistics on our website at ktnv.com. darcy spears, 13 action news. we're

mo denis: i think individuals feel like they're just a nuisance on the roads. but state senator mo denis says they're a necessary nuisance--cheap, fuel-efficient, easy to park, and... 20 individuals that no matter what, this is gonna be the best mode of transportation for them. denis co-sponsored a new law that took effect november first. it requires mopeds to be registered, inspected and get license plates. law enforcement hopes that'll make them and their drivers safer and easier to track, but it won't cut down on scenes like this. 22:40 honk and street nats with scooter slowing cars 13:54 chuck callaway: with an obviously they should stay on streets where the speed limit is 30- 35. but they don't. they drive on major valley roadways where they simply can't keep up, often disregarding surrounding drivers. 13:34 chuck: they have the potential to obstruct traffic, slow down vehicles and then other drivers get frustrated and try to cut around them and maybe cause accidents. so it's a very serious issue. no one knows that better than marlene stevens. 4:25 marlene

... 20:22 mo denis: there are some individuals that no matter what, this is gonna be the best mode of transportation for them. denis co-sponsored a new law that took effect november first. it requires mopeds to be registered, inspected and get license plates. law enforcement hopes that'll make them and their drivers safer and easier to track, but like this. 22:40 honk and street nats with scooter slowing cars 13:54 chuck callaway: with an actual moped, since they can't go above 30 miles an hour, obviously they should stay on streets where the speed limit can't keep up, often disregarding surrounding drivers. 13:34 chuck: they have the potential to obstruct traffic, slow down vehicles and then other drivers get frustrated and try to cut around them and maybe cause accidents. no one knows that better than marlene stevens. 4:25 marlene: i don't think they have any business being on the road because of how dangerous they are. and what could happen to... like my daughter. darcy tag: we've got more information on the new moped registration law and a link to more crime statistics on our webs

mo harris bradley center... the bucks neither confirm nor deny the report, saying the to not comment on its travel plans. the bucks are on the road in atlanta tonight. according to the e-s-p-n report, league sources said the bucks, along with the dallas mavericks and memphis grizzlies, will no longer stay at trump hotels when they play in new york and chicago. the report says these teams made their decision 'in part to avoid any implied association with the president- elect.' bucks fans we talked to today say this decision really doesnt move them talked to van mobley, the thiensville village president whos a vocal support of president-elect trump. he says, if the story is true, it strikes him as petty... the message i would have for the bucks is their business plan relies upon the participation of the voters in the state of wisconsin and the voters in the state of wisconsin voted for donald trump. ownership are no secret. both co-owner marc lasry, and his son alex, whos a bucks senior official are listed on hillary clintons website as having donated or raised 100-thousand dollars for the campaign. live a

the conspiracy, christy denied any knowledge and called the move to impeach him ridiculous will you say. >>> say -- ridiculous, a driver lost control and hit a parked car. the mo momentum caused the car o overturn. firefighters pulled the driver and the child from the car. >>> fire crews are working to find out what sparked a massive blaze. someone reported the fire on the 300 block of bridge street in west hampton township. chopper 6 hd was over the scene, the home from the late 1700s was vacant since the fire back in june. henry rowan who died last year, bears the name. nobody was hurt in the fire. >>> veterans day parade will takes place in several communities. >>> time for accuweather as we cruise into the weekend. >> reporter: if you have parades in the morning, you'll be in good shape, temperatures will move up fast, in the afternoon, temperatures come down and the winds pick up. morning ceremonies are in better shape nid day than the -- midday than the afternoon and evening. stars out over center city and elsewhere across the region. i noticed that coming into the station this morning, kind of nice. 45 in wilmington, 45 in allentown. 46 in reading. 43 i

mo have called for protests at this exact spot. sam: those in court today say it's not new. they were denied access to freedom plaza last inauguration too. they don't want the ban to become permanent. coverage of the trump transition leading up to inauguration day log on to the website wjla.com. bright start to the day giving way now to clouds and some rain seems to be moving in the area. but we need rain. stormwatch7's chief meteorologist doug hill has the timing on that and when it might clear up. doug at noon the rain we watched south wasn't that much farther south. it's been moving north. the air overhead is dry. fair amount of the rain is gobbled up on the way interstate 81 through the woodstock area. we are watching an inch northward. through the everything hours we are having the scattered showers around the area and area of the low pressure off the coast will move to sea, dragging showers overnight an dragging the cloudiness in the afternoon. a quick look at the future cast shows showers tonight. most are out by the morning rush. michelle? michelle: thank you. breaking this afternoon

denied many political freedoms he at the same time did establish many economic freedoms, e.g., education and healthcare. many economic freedoms, reverend jackson? the average wage in cuba is $20 a month. a month. mose population lives in duquesne shacks without air conditions and modern conveniences. economic freedom? what a joke. you want to look for sanity on the issue you have got to go to bernie sanders of all people. >> you are right it is a dictatorship. they do have a decent healthcare system. and the decent educational system. a lot of people have left cuba for better the cuban economy a disaster? no, i do not praise fidel castro. >> now, i visited cuba last spring. it's a mess 1959 when he replaced the vial dictator battista, it's always been a mess. cuban people have no freedom. estimated 1.5 million of them have fled the island. and the population is only 11 million to begin with. up from 7 million when the dictator seized power. but still the left loves fidel. they love him because he provided his people free medical care. one problem. there are few doctors left in cuba. most of them have departed so they can earn a decent living. they are out of there. if did you go to the hospital. f