providing services for adults and now i'm a senior myself everything in 45 years was the adult daycare and social daycare all the concepts were new to the community we knew the concept of piety but the reality how difficult to do it in our particular city and our particular atmosphere is difficult i'm not going to try to say we tried to sell the concept to our parents and community but had to gain their confidence to come to kamoche home the first residential care facility for the japanese-american communities our oldest recent eldest hundred and 12 years old passed two weeks ago as a mere 59 years old her birthday was significant it was new year's day that was the most important day for the japanese-american when the prime minister came to visit at the kamoche home asked the question on longevity of life what's the square feet he she said i don't worry about it basically kamoche is a residential home but cost was a big factor we tried to encourage the people to come to the communities and participate in the program but let the figure be a challenge the administrator is hard to run the

providing services for adults and now i'm a senior myself everything in 45 years was the adult daycare and social daycare all the concepts were new to the community we knew the concept of piety but the reality how difficult to do it in our particular city and our particular atmosphere is difficult i'm not going to try to say we tried to sell the concept to our parents and community but had to gain their confidence to come to kamoche home the first residential care facility for the japanese-american communities our oldest recent eldest hundred and 12 years old passed two weeks ago as a mere 59 years old her birthday was significant it was new year's day that was the most important day for the japanese-american when the prime minister came to visit at the kamoche home asked the question on longevity of life what's the square feet he she said i don't worry about it basically kamoche is a residential home but cost was a big factor we tried to encourage the people to come to the communities and participate in the program but let the figure be a challenge the administrator is hard to run the

providing services for adults and now i'm a senior myself everything in 45 years was the adult daycare and social daycare all the concepts were new to the community we knew the concept of piety but the reality how difficult to do it in our particular city and our particular atmosphere is difficult i'm not going to try to say we tried to sell the concept to our parents and community but had to gain their confidence to come to kamoche home the first residential care facility for the japanese-american communities our oldest recent eldest hundred and 12 years old passed two weeks ago as a mere 59 years old her birthday was significant it was new year's day that was the most important day for the japanese-american when the prime minister came to visit at the kamoche home asked the question on longevity of life what's the square feet he she said i don't worry about it basically kamoche is a residential home but cost was a big factor we tried to encourage the people to come to the communities and participate in the program but let the figure be a challenge the administrator is hard to run the

the responsibility is in all adults -- not just the parent, but all adults. >> you're absolutely right. now, i received a packet of material, some of the things that you all distribute, and it was fantastic, and there was a hashtag in there for those folks who like to tweet, and i do, and it's called "how we do blue," and i love to show people that because it's part of a calendar that's year-round. >> yes. >> so we're gonna put that up on the screen right now so that you want to get involved, you want to wear a blue ribbon for the love of a child, but your hashtag is "how we do blue." >> how we do blue. how we do blue -- yes. how you do blue. >> i did this in honor of this particular and important story. so, you have been asked by many, many people all across the country and the world now for these materials. >> it's so exciting that -- to be a partner in prevention means simply to understand what the blue ribbon represents and to wear it or display it in your life as you go about your day, and through our website, through conferences, international conferences, people have contacted u

aging and adult services.we also get money from the state, state department of rio the location for people who are over 55 who live in the bay area. we cover the counties of san francisco alameda, contra costa and marin. we had an information concierge. so, if you have any questions about what the lighthouse does about what your rights are, you can always call us because we work with people who are just blind or visually impaired. so, were sort of the experts in in this. and, you can reach our information concierge at info@lighthouse -sf.org. you can ask her almost anything and she can give you the answer. you can reach her by phone at 415 694-7323. we also have youth programs. our youth programs work with preteens to early adult, young adults. we have outdoor activities. we have mentorship roles. we have one of the big things is we have cooking classes and we have a lot of family nights. we want the families to get involved and also mentor each other. we have lots of things for people who are working age. we

and because he is surrounded by adults... avi wanted to curb the adult language from veteran actors like howard defaced his curse word wall.. what avi did like is learning in real production.... ...from real professionals... a midsummer night's dream... of a summer vacaction. with photojournalist anne herbst... nelson garcia, 9news.> avi is a seventh grader and theater major at the denver school of the arts. and theater major at the denver school of the arts. one of his next endeavors is performing in a musical in los angeles... during the school year. 49'ers quarterback continues to stir things up. he said he will sit through the national anthem - until he feels racial injustices in the u-s -- are corrected. some of his teammates have called him a "cancer" on the team. kaepernick said he understands that his teammates might have different opinions - but he invited them to talk about it if they're ready. kaepernick sparked a lot of reactions last week - when he didn't stand to join his team during the national anthem at a pre

for those of you who don't feel like you are quite adults, which is all of you, what is the most adulthing you are going to do. when does it start? >> i think it starts when you have to pay all of your own bills and you are fully responsible for yourself. >> like all of the bills. >> like most of them. maybe like your parents still pay your cell phone bill, but that you'll be in charge of your rent, you have to make a budget, you have to make decisions at work about how you're going to invest, 401(k) plan, all of these things. you're an adult when that happens. >> may i something that you could be doing all of these things right now. >> i mean, yeah, you could be technically an adult right now. but i'm saying for myself -- when all of those things happen, i'll be an adult. >> so when all of the bills come to your house. not just a little bit. >> yeah. >> we all feel like adulthood is a series of financial liabilities. that makes adulthood sound depressing. what are we talking about in determines of adulthood. >> paying taxes. >> you guys should be paying taxes already. wait, time-out.

adults.they have family responsibilities, sometimes they have to, you know--often times, actually, they have jobs and they can't attend as regularly as they want to. so, sometimes that is there, but there's definitely no shortage of motivation. we have very inspired, very motivated student population. damian: and evening classes to accommodate them? maliheh: we have morning, afternoon, and evening. so, the morning classes, it's typically about 2 1/2 to 3 hours. the same thing in the early afternoon and also evening. our evening classes are really popular because of the student population who are working. so, they work in the morning and they come in the evening. damian: all right, well, it's adult ed at the east side union high school district in san jose. there's the number to call for more information. any final thoughts, maliheh, before we let you go? maliheh: well, i want to really encourage the students to pursue. this is for them. there is no charge. the services are free. i work specif

betrayed by the adult educators in charge of keeping him safe. >> i wouldn't put my dog in there. >> reporter: a boy just feet from exposed wiring. often sitting in his own urine. their anger is shared by tammy sebastian from the coalition of the education of children with disabilities. >> as a parent of children with disabilities how do you feel about all of this? >> it breaks my heart. i have to see. >> you shouldn't be going through this. >> it traumatizes me as well. it doesn't get easy to see that. >> reporter: restraint and seclusion could be a last resort to protect students and teachers and staff who are in immediate risk of physical harm 14,000 restrained seclusion cases are in ohio. 80% involve children with disabilities. >> if somebody did that to me on the street i suppose it would be assault. >> reporter: they are the parents of an autistic child. they say what happened to him boarderred -- boardered criminal behavior. by holding them or tieing them down. i have seen many different forms of it. it is teaching the wrong behaviors. >> i hurt horribly for him. i don't know.

the first study of zika in adults found it can, quote, enter the brains of adults and quoting again here, wreak havoc. and this is one day after doctors in the u.s. ask for volunteers to be epdistricted with zika. >>> we're expecting new travel department issued a statement saying it has not confirmed the cases tied to the miami beach area, but testing is underway and so far, 35 people, mostly residents, north of miami have been diagnosed with zeek a. >>> and at the noon hour, fires and floods. people in louisiana start to clean up. wildfires continue to rage in california and we're breaking down the problems neighbors are facing as they return home to and too much fire. and here's janessa. >> and we're sitting in sunny skies right now. and the power of 5 is tracking a strong cold front for your sunday and i will give you . >>> 's fire so big that it can be seen from space continues to burn through southern california this afternoon. fire officials say more than 30,000-acres have burned so far. the flames have been pushed by high winds and those wins and the heat foundation are making it

>>reporter: she is talking about adult entertainment venues. she says the city needs to conduct a full investigation as the rather these locations are operating legally and within the guidelines of their occupancy permits. >> we are not really sure what goes on inside these clubs. that changes the says that they use can attract illegal activities and prevent needed growth. >> there are cleared do's and don'ts and the untold array section of the zoning code. >>reporter: henry senior says city inspectors need to enforce the law pointing to this lawsuit he said outlawed adult entertainment. >> the board has denied them the right to be an adult cabaret and so has the lower court in the state this has been in writing for 14 years. >>reporter: a try to reach the club owners for comment. so far no response. meanwhile, residents a removal is needed to allow this business district to reach full potential. >> this is an area primed for revitalization. it is a deterrent to development. agreed to look into rather these clubs are operating legal. -- legally

don't forget you can take us with you on the go, adulting. sometimes as adults we need a refresher course. >> [laughter]. more news as we come right back. ♪ what's that?! a bird? no, it's gus, the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania! have no fear, wonder gus is here! wonder bucks! whaaa... wonder bucks, the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery, with top prizes of $300 grand! one can dream. you can say that again. (giggles) keep on scratchin'! and spent eleven months in a pow vcamp.m what donald trump said about our members of the military being captured is a disgrace. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. when you fly over enemy territory, the odds might be against you being able to come home. donald trump doesn't understand the weight of sending americans into harm's way. he's unfit to be president. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. is back with a closer look at the accuweather forecast. it's comfortable not as sticky as we've seen. >> reporter

they begin to segregate themselves as we as adults have done. sadly. so, you know, i see that the children are far more advanced socially, culturally, you know, from a familial standpoint than we are. >> host: what are some of the books that you've written? what's -- is there a general theme to the books? >> guest: you know, i was talking to my dad about that, and i've written 21 books. the last six have been for children. from k-12. the last four have had sort of a similar theme and that is how words can be cool. how literature can ultimately transform children and how books are cool. and i write about those things because there was a time in my life, that middle grade period, where books were uncool. like, i did not like words because my dad was forcing me to read ensilo medias and forced me to -- encyclopedias and forced me to read books. you know, i believe books are like amusement parks, and sometimes you've got to let kids choose the ride. i try to write books that are going to be the cool ride; entertaining but also educational. so i'm go

prosecutors intend to charge holloway as an adult. an arizona couple has been indicted for leaving their 2-year-old son alone to go play "pokemon go." prosecutors say brent and brianna daley are both facing one count of child abuse. the couple was arrested after a neighbor found the boy crying outside their home. the united states still dominating in rio. this morning.. we have 26 medals.. 9 of which are gold. china comes in second place with 17 medals.. followed by japan with 14. we can thank u-s-a all- stars in gymnastics and swimming for our current standing... yesterday.. dubbed themselves.. leaving no doubt that they are the best in the world.. with a simply dominant performance in team gymnastics..gymnastics.. meanwhile.. the most decorated olympian ever -- michael phelps -- added gold medals 20 and 21 to his collection with an emotional win in the 200-fly -- avenging a loss to rival chad le clos 4-years ago. he later joined his teammates.. to take the 4-by- 20re the u-s team will be looking for another medal tonight in the wome

the school hopes the "adulting" course will from turning to drugs and alcohol to deal with stress. storm team 4 weather now....lets get a check on the forecast now.... after a beautiful weekend, the comfortable weather continues today..meteoroligist scott steele joins us with the weather. today's beautiful blue skies evening hours with plenty of stars to be seen early. while the surface high pressure continues to be the primary influence on our conditions leading to day after day of dry weather, there are some subtle changes set to come by tomorrow morning. a wiggle in the mid-levels of the atmosphere should lead to an increase in clouds late tonight and into at least the first meantime, as the high pressure pulls off to our east, the return southerly winds will send temperatures and dew points surging by wednesday into thursday. we can expect the mercury to surge near 90 degrees in some neighborhoods mid to late week, while dew points climb into the oppressive 70 degree range. low pressure is expected to increase the instability around here and tap into the better chance of shower

it's coming from adults. and we'll be talking about it, looking at those adults and what they had to say and how they begin to challenge the edifice during the early years of the cold war and the cold war itself. so, we'll be looking at the impact of the kinsey reports authored by an indiana university professor and biologist, albert kinsey. we'll be looking at the work that was done to promote the development of the birth control pill in the 1950s. we'll be look at the impact that hugh hefner made with playboy magazine. we'll look at the popularity of the beats, poets, writers, who were starting to attract a sizeable audience in the early '50s and mid '50s. we'll look at the messages that women were getting, expected to live their lives as housewives mostly from popular magazines, et cetera and a little bit about consumer desires, something we know was prevalent in the post-war era, was beginning to alter the perception that women's place was simply to be in the home. certainly if there was any traditional v

the district attorneys office filed a petition to have him tried as an adult. that request was granted this morning and he now faces 17 felony seriousness of the allegations, i am going to set a cash bond.appearing by video monitor in adult court for the first time... 17-year-old javon vdillies bail was set at 10-thousand-dollars. it doesnt appear that the parental supervision is what one would hope for.according to the criminal complaint... dvillie and four friends burglarized four auto dealerships around racine county between july 4th and vehicles and one led police on a high speed chase. this was a smash and grab sort of break in. so they broke in through the showroom windows and took keys inside.dvillie is charged as party to a crime with four counts of burglary... 5 counts of felony theft... six counts of felony criminal damage to property... and two counts of attempted felony theft. deputy district attorney tricia hanson says it was important to to send the message to other kids... racine county is not going to tolerate theses kinds of crimes. this is ext

an estimated 80 percent of adult men with down syndrome areeoverweight, and 90 percent of adult women. katrina is one of the 15 in this were her mom renee is interpreting. >> what life styles have you changed? >> i eat less food. more fruit and vegetables. >> what's your proudest moment through the healthy me project? >> she lost about 10 pounds. >> reporter: it costs about $100 to join, hughes says it makes no money, but everyone seems richer because of it. $10,000 grant which will be used in part to help it expand. hughes envisions it in all50 states, but for now the focus is on these people, helping to better their lives. >> the next session starts this weekend. they work out in centennial and colorado springs. look for this story on the www.thedenverchannel.com on the health page with a link for more informati. lunches. very different, and denver parents are upset about a food injustice bbtween different schools. they say lower income schools are not getting the same quality of school. the group asked the district to look into the problem, and denver schools tell us they're alread

those adults remain at einstein hospital. but again, the 6-year-old boy is in critical condition with a gunshot to his chest and one to his arm. hoping that he gets well. reporting live in hunting park, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> fire damaged a garage in the city's fern rock section near 13th and godfrey avenue before 1:00 a.m. firefighters quickly put out the fire, nobody inside the home above the garage was hurt. it's not clear what sparked the blaze. >>> this morning a gas main fire is out after burning for more than 8 hours near the garden state parkway. chopper 6 was over the fire ocean heights avenue egg harbor township. south jersey gas said a live electrical wire fell on to a metal guardrail. that current traveled into a nearby 8-inch gas main causing it to ignite. nobody was hurt. >>> one pilot had to deal with a dangerous situation after someone shined a laser that was trying to land at northeast philadelphia airport. faa recreation shows you the kind of dangers it can pose. philadelphia police say

the district attorneys office filed a petition to have him tried as an adult. that request was granted this morning. the now-17-year-old faces 17-felony charges. deputy district attorney tricia hanson says moving this case into adult court sends a message. these young, unlicensed people taking off in stolen cars, its extremely dangerous. one other suspect... a 14-year-old male... has been arrested in connection with the burglaries. he cannot be waived into adult court. police are stil searching for the others invovled. the marquette law school poll...had a new surprise in store today. hillary clinton's lead in wisconsin -- shrinks to just three points over donald trump. political reporter theo keith shows us how quickly the race has tightened. in just three weeks, hillary clinton's lead in wisconsin goes from 15 points...to three. she has fallen off a fair bit the mu law poll's director, charles franklin, says clinton is viewed less favorably now than earlier this month, but still better than donald trump.clinton has held fewer public events than trump in recen

it's coming from adults. we'll be talking about and looking at those adults and what they had to say and how they began to challenge the ettiface or the whole structure of traditional values that were promoted so widely during the woeld car and the early years of the cold war itself. so we'll be looking. we'll be looking at the work that was done to promote the development of the birth control pill in the 1950s. we'll be looking at the impact that hugh hefner made with "playboy magazine." we'll look at the popularity of the beats, poets, writers, that were starting to attract a sizable audience in the early 1950s and mid 1950s. we'll look at the messages that women were getting, women who were expected to live their lives in domestic roles as housewives mostly, from the popular media, magazines, et cetera, and a little bit about how consumer desires, something we know was prevalent in the post-war era was beginning to alter the perception that women simply -- women's place was simply to be in the home. certai

but these ideas are, in part, being drawn from these adults, these writers in the '50s. just as hefner is drawing from kinsey and dylan is drawing from kerouac and ginsberg, these ideas are spreading. we're not yet at the level of the counter culture of the '60s but we are at the level of significant descent from the set of traditional values of the cold war. >> despite the controversy that kinsey created and despite the popularity of the beats, et cetera, if you counted up all the newsprint that was devoted to a single subject in 1952, 1953, it probably would add up to christine jorgensen being the most talked about person in america. nontraditional ways, nontraditional gender roles making an impact on american society more than kinsey, it's pretty hard to top christine jorgensen. what did she do, do you know? christine jorgensen, like hefner, was a veteran, world war ii. part of the greatest generation but christine jorgensen decided that he wanted to be a woman and she had a sex change operation. went to denmark. and this becomes huge news. this is the veteran back fr

with many adults thinking that way, it's very possible it has also affected children. that makeup was worn by bad students and rebels. not anymore. today, makeup has become a daily necessity. some even say they started using it because they're bullied unless they look good. makeup today is not just used to look pretty. it's a tool to prevent ostrization by your peers. >> ye-jin learns makeup techniques from online videos. the model on screen is hugely popular with young south korean girls. her cute social media posts led to modeling work. girls look up to her makeup and lifestyle. >> translator: useful to get ideas for new makeup looks. >> some girls film themselves doing makeup and upload the results. a search for junior high makeup gets around 10,000 hits. ♪ some introduce their favorite products while others show off their technique. ♪ this video has over 1.3 million plays. a big enough audience can lead to sponsorship. there are even videos like this. >> on weekends, ye-jin often goes shopping for makeup with her friends. they head straight to a display for one bra

he may have been an adult or a child young as 12. this as police in iraq capture a boy before he can pull off an attack. two men cut off the explosive belt before taking him in custody. here's more on the use of children. suicide bombers. and the director of the award winning film. brook. this is what it is about. you took a look at child suicide bombers. what did you find as far as the consider to the question. how did this happen? >> we are researching this in 2004, what we have seen is an increase in the targeting of innocent muslim children. not only suicide bombers but human shields and child soldiers and the total failure of of so- call would human rights, groups. like human rights watch. and ammesty intrchlt and coalition to stop the use of child soldiers that have not released cohesive reports condemning this child abuse. children are impressionable. and preyed on islamic media that teaches them in the television programs and political and religious leaders and sometimes their own families they are taught to revere martyrdom.

who smoke weed has doubled in three years 13 percent of adults currently smoke the drug while increase may be because most is illegal wise in at california massachusetts maine and nevada are all voting on marijuana legalization comes as november disability advocates protest in downtown denver today against our right to die measure the group but that gets this the proposed amendment doesn't do enough to permit protect disabled people supporters recently turned in more than 160,000 signatures to put on the november ballot that still simply doesn't have the initiative to safeguard adequate protect coloradans at from this type of corrosion and if he is an initiative would let adults in the final stages of terminal illness is medical help today they must approve the signatures before he can be can be placed on the ballot outdoor lovers have any have any place to go as denver opens its largest open-space part today he is out near the man walking his dog's sometimes big ideas come from small things like taking your dog for a walk in the park b mac and that's exactly what happened to scott gil

having sex with another skoenting adult for -- consenting adult for compen sags.hat's not the overwhelming majority of these cases. >> supposed to be a male in the parking lot. we're trying to stall him. >> while investigator work to learn more about dunaway's circumstances the decoy room is quickly reset, this time for a buyer of sex who's been cooling his jets in the parking lot. >> guy in the hallway, long shirt. >> the undercover apologizes to the anxious john for the delay. >> hi. >> how are you? >> how are you? >> good. >> sorry about that. so what's going on? how's disney? >> all day, all day. >> lots of money. >> oh, yeah, it's expensive. just crazy. when you have a kid what are you going to do. >> this divorced disney dad shares his tales of financial woe with the detective. >> spent money major, child support. every time you spend money. >> yeah. >> now you are going to come and spend more money. >> i know. you are really hot. >> oh, thanks. >> you look exactly like your pics. >> i told you i did. >> yeah. >> are you wanting 30 minutes? >> you said you w

it could also cause damage to cells in adult brains, similar as damage found in adults with dementia. that could lead to memory loss down the road. >> we have already known this it affects fetuses and they can get what's called microcephaly where they get a small brain, so we know it affects a developing brain, but the idea that it affects an adult brain is very new. >>> doctors and researchers say these are earlier findings, are disturbing however, and more long term studies need to be done on zika and the affect on the human brain. they also say there is no link right now between the virus and those who have dementia currently. >>> two people have died from west nile virus, another virus carried by mosquitoes here in maricopa county, both over the age of 50, which is the group that is most at risk of serious complications from that virus. maricopa county public health department says that there have been 26 cases of west nile that have been reported in the county last year there were 62 west nile virus cases in maricopa county with two deaths. >>> coming up after the break, video of

aging and adult services.we also get money from the state, state department of rio the location for people who are over 55 who live in the bay area. we cover the counties of san francisco alameda, contra costa and marin. we had an information concierge. so, if you have any questions about what the lighthouse does about what your rights are, you can always call us because we work with people who are just blind or visually impaired. so, were sort of the experts in in this. and, you can reach our information concierge at info@lighthouse -sf.org. you can ask her almost anything and she can give you the answer. you can reach her by phone at 415 694-7323. we also have youth programs. our youth programs work with preteens to early adult, young adults. we have outdoor activities. we have mentorship roles. we have one of the big things is we have cooking classes and we have a lot of family nights. we want the families to get involved and also mentor each other. we have lots of things for people who are working age. we

it's also adults. we are taking action to let you know everything that you need to know. >>> and abc 15. >>> all right, thank you, nick. and 5:04. it looks like a native american father in the center of an adoption dispute. we'll get to stay with her adoptive parents. the tribe was trying to get proceedings moved to its own court after that girl was adopted by a nonnative american couple. the state appeals to light since the foster parents.en and the legal team is reviewing options. >> >>> and lynn adder moreno's case is back before a judge. moreno accused of killing., accused of killing vargas. moreno was 15 at the time of the shooting. he pleaded not guilty. >>> and ryan reed a will face second degree morning regarding a two-year-old who died in their care back in 2012. an autopsy showed that little girl was physically abuseed and exposed to drugs at the time of her death. >>> and well, who could get the high speed chase for the valley. and you don't see these ones awesome. and. and this happened bac

the course will have treetop obstacles...for adults and kids. but neighbors of the park are worried about the noise and traffic. they also say they weren't properly ?notified about the project. the city hopes to give final ap next month. the company hopes to have the course built... by the end of the year. tonight's meeting starts at six. you can celebrate sharks today in sarasota. the mote marine aquarium is hosting "shark days." it's a week of shark-related events. it all kicks off today with a screening of "jaws", followed by a q & a with a shark expert. the movie starts at six p-m. all activities are included with aquarium admission. tickets are 20 dollars for adults, 15 dollars for kids 12 and tonight in tampa: you can bang your heads out with 80's rockers... "def leppard." they're on tour with another classic band, "reo speedwagon." it's all going down at the midflorida credit union amphitheatre. tickets start at the bands start rocking ((//2shot)) toss to dave... today, we can connect more.... play more... do more. and all that more takes

with many adults thinking that way, it's very possible it has also affected children. that makeup was worn by bad students and rebels. not anymore. today, makeup has become a daily necessity. some even say they started using it because they're bullied unless they look good. makeup today is not just used to look pretty. it's a tool to prevent ostrization by your peers. >> ye-jin learns makeup techniques from online videos. the model on screen is hugely popular with young south korean girls. her cute social media posts led to modeling work. girls look up to her makeup and lifestyle. >> translator: useful to get ideas for new makeup looks. >> some girls film themselves doing makeup and upload the results. a search for junior high makeup gets around 10,000 hits. ♪ some introduce their favorite products while others show off their technique. ♪ this video has over 1.3 million plays. a big enough audience can lead to sponsorship. there are even videos like this. >> on weekends, ye-jin often goes shopping for makeup with her friends. they head straight to a display for one bra

where 5 adults and a child escaped unharmed. but now investigators are trying to figure out if the fire was suspicious. our derica williams is live near 50th and clarke. the american red cross is assisting five adults and one child after two homes were damaged by fire early tuesday morning, august 16th. the milwaukee fire department was called out to the scene of vacant home near 50th and clarke around 4:30 a.m. officials say a neighboring home sustained significant damage. when crews arrived on scene, the second floor of the vacant home was engulfed in flames. officials say that home is destroyed. investigators say significant damaged was sustained to a neighboring home. five adults and one child were removed from that home. no one was injured. sherri mceneil "this house has been abandoned for years. i've been living in this same house for ten yeas, this house has been abandoned for years. so how all of a sudden did the house catch on fire? " now to our other big story today -- a much quieter night in the sherman park neighborh

the adult have a child walk up and distract her. police say this isn't that unusual. >> on most occasions were not worried about the money the work in a house they live in. >> police say the shoplifters can be charged with misconduct. finding a thief. they say this woman was trying to steal close from a belt -- belk. she managed to get away with the truck and a green chrysler pacifica. >>> several counties have decriminalized pot and not a penny study says more people are smoking the drug. the people says one in eight people that smoke marijuana in the last three years over small amounts of marijuana in one area live to see another day. lakeland commissioner considering small amounts of marijuana being decriminalized. is a controversial subject. >> i think it would be a nightmare logistically. >> i think it should be on a county level is not states. against the idea of lessening the penalties for pot possession. >>> from tampa to manatee construction and road closures happening across the bay area. the areas you might want to avoid.

kids but stumped a lot of adults. no hint which end is the front or back. the question which way is this bus going? the answer here in the united states is it's going to the left since we drive on the right side of the road. the reason that's the answer is show the bus door so you figure they are on the other side closest to the sidewalk. 80% of kids under the age of 10 got the answer just about immediately. a lot of adults were stumped which leads to us asking for your best back to school pics. there is our 11-year-old daughter in her first day of middle school yesterday. we're seeing lots of friends and family meaning you the viewer at home continuing to going to make sure some of them show up on news 3 just like this one. >> dana: we know the cost of epi pens has many of you concerned. we have an alternative for you. coming up new at 5:00 our friends at consumer reports with an exclusive story about an inexpensive alternative to the epi pen. we're going to share that story ahead. >> kim: new in our 6:00 hour , cont

three adults were also hurt. the shooting started after an argument. the suspect is on the run. >>> north carolina, raleigh police gunfire at a busy mall. no one was shot. this is cell phone video of the sheer panic as people try to rush out of the building. that is how people did get her. eight people were injured running into chaos. there is no evidence of gunfire. police haven't found shell casings. witnesses told police they heard gunshots. >> we heard five or six shots go off and i had my wife and my -- two-month-old. we started running out and we heard a few more shots. there were 15 people near the shooter. the scariest thing i've ever gone through. >> police shut down the mall and the youngest person hurt is 15 years old.>>> still ahead, more homes going up in crowded areas putting a strain on schools. the elementary and their plans for >>> history in the bronx. plus bad news for florida state quarterback st. louis county police department spokesperson sargeant shawn mcguire who is out for the opener. we will tell you straight ahead. >>> we are

it's okay to get another adult to help you. separate those were involved, make sure it would be safe, need any immediate medical or mental health needs. stay calm, reassuring to get involved including the bystanders and model respectful behavior when you intervene. you can also support the students involved by addressing bullying behavior involving parents and school staff and avoiding interventions that do not work such as zero-tolerance. i am now going to briefly introduce my colleagues before they get started. madelyn sullivan is an education program analyst in office of safe and healthy students here at ed, contracting office represented for the readiness and emergency management for schools technical assistance center which provides training and support for building school preparedness and their mission is prevention and protection, medication, response and recovery which would've more about. in regards to school safety, security and emergency management. reader is an education program analyst in the office, said office. w

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so eight years if tried as an adult. what if she's in the tried as an adult. >> she will get community supervision. >> wow. >> thinks a big decision. >> basically nothing community supervision, someone will oversee her activity until she reaches the age of 19. this ruling by this judge is a crucial ruling. she will be quick of this crime, and she will spend eight years in prison as opposed to just community. >> why so sure. >> why so sure. >> well, two question. >> evident is pretty overwhelming against her that she went in the bathroom for purpose of having a fight. she beat this girl. they have it on video tape. >> were there others present. >> the prosecutors will deciding whether to prosecute those other people as well but earnly this young lady, i think chances of convictions are good. >> she didn't know she didn't have a preexisting heart condition and she didn't go in there to kill her but to rough her up. >> that is why it is only eight years. criminally negligent homicide. if those facts weren't true they would

behavior of the adult mice. so we have to be careful. when people do studies on animals you have to pay attention but you don't make any other policy studies or conclusions on that until you did good observation in the human system. and in that regard we have not seen any indication that there is any damaging effects to an adult. they tend to get infected and clear the virus and they're fine. the only issue that you mention, the important one is to focus on protecting pregnant women. because the fetus of a pregnant woman is the vulnerable party here. >> last thing, doctor, can this be stopped? can zika -- >> we apologize, it did continue, he said that the mosquito -- mosquitos could be taken out in some of these areas. he said a vaccine is a long way away. apologize for that tape error there. thanks to dr. faacsi. >>> and up ahead, how po policymakers view the outlook of grow, the s&p fell one, nasdaq up six. >>> and as we head to break, we'll take some of this speech. as we go to the commercial know that it is

they looked at 1500 adults of all ages and the oldest people were the happiest. happy, they had the most depression and anxiety. older adults have the wisdom that comes with age and not to sweat the small stuff. >> most new moms are breast feeding at birth but stopping few they are than recommended. they stop breast feeding after six months. it is recommended exclusively months of age. 4:59. the news continues right now. >> good morning, welcome to "12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. >> i'm melinda davenport. earthquake survivors in the second day. look at the amazing rescues and the losses from italy. >> plus, new information that we could be learning this week in the stephen avery case. >> we have a look at the forecast. jeremy? >> hear that on the roof? >> yes, i hear the rain. >> we have the rain in metro milwaukee and it is welcomed and we'll get it in and out before thom we have downpours contained in it. the showers and thunderstorms are across far southeast wisconsin. we are going to metro area, i mentioned the downpours, they are not severe wauwatosa