overhaul. >> the bail system today, it does not make you more safe. if you have the money, and you are dangerous, you will still get out. >> reporter: the bail agent association quickly associated the station -- issued a statement against becerra. >> reporter: his critics also point out that if the defendant is so dangerous, say in a murder case that the judges in those cases often set a no bail situation for the defendant. reporting live in san jose, tran five -- kpix5. >>> going completely green. a condo will not only use all renewable energy, it could also power its neighborhood. >>> plus, positive role models. the new film the black panthers inspiring its own outreach program in oakland. >>> spring training underway, warming up there pitching arm in arizona. we are there to catch the action. and enjoy a screening of the box of nther." >>> hundreds of oakland high school students were able to get out and enjoy a screening of the box office hit black panther. goalie -- julia goodridge explains how she got to sit down with them. >> reporter: yes, 250

allow a for-profit bail system. so we want to we don't think that the idea of just posting money -- you could charge if you had the money to post for bail. whereas a person who has got a $1,000 bail can't get out of jail if they can't afford it.t wh is the criteria you want bai >> itll be based on things how many times you failed to hepear court in past, public safety, a number of factors that can be looked at, which are much more predictive of what a person mayin do the future. and more importantly, whether the person can come back to court. remember, presumption of innocence in this country, b should be a means of ensuring somebody comes back to court. >> you announced plans to file challenges in every case where bail is set. how many challenges have you filed andomany resulted in bills being lower or an alternative to >>incarceration? we filed over 800 motions. what we did is we aske judges to apply the law. we'venuad aer of decisions from the higher courts saying that the judges are violating the law because the

money bail! let's free our people out of jail! >> bail reform advocates rallied yesterday including the hall of justice in san jose saying the bail system unfairly discriminates against poor and minorities. state attorney general xavier becerra agrees. >> today's bail system doesn't make you safer because if you have the money and you're dangerous, you still get out. >> the california bail agents said, it's a shame that attorney general becerra has chosen to politicize the public safety of every californian. last month an appeals court ruled that judges should stop relying on the conventional bail system and consider alternatives like electronic monitoring. becerra announced yesterday he will not appeal that ruling so it is set to take effect this saturday. >>> mountain view police arrested a woman said they did the woman of several thieves. kpix 5's maria medina is at the santa clara county jail with details of the u-haul bust. >> went over to check on her. >> reporter: melissa vincent's alleged

under 1226 a, you get bail hearing before an ins judge. the burden is on the immigrant to prove that they're not a flight risk and are not a danger to the community. and they can make a motion to have that situation relooked at. and so what is it that has changed the out come so much? >> i'm not actually aware of the particular statistics. but my two guesses is there might be more releases. one is the burden shift after six months even for 12126 a. and they get also a rirpt requirement that alternative to detainment. and second, as a practical matter we know you can see in the declaration and the inlander, even people who are eligible under changed circumstances they don't have lawyers. they don't know the rule. they don't read the regulation. when you have a periodic hearing the people get the hearing automatically and access to the court. >> i don't get the statutory part on the second part. which is the criminals they finish the sentence. finish after the final deportation order. you can only keep them six mornts looking for a country.

we've be pushing for bail reform in the state legislature. that a hugeail lobby who only the united states and the philpines are the onl two countries that allow a for-profit bail system. so we want to we don't think that the idea of just posting money -- you could charge if youad the money to post for bail. whereas a person who has got a $1,000 oail can't get out jail if they can't afford it. what is is the criteria yount ? >> it will be based on tngs how many times you failed to appear court in the past, public safety, number of factors that can be looked at, which aremuch more predictive of what a person may do in the e fu and more importantly, whether the person can come back to court. remember, presumption of innocence in this country, but should be a means ofnsing somebody comes back to court. >> you announced pns to fi challenges in every case where bail is set. how manyhallenges have you filed and how many resulted in bills bing loweror an alternative to incarceration? >> we filed over 800 motions. what we did is we aske judges to app

. >>> also, ending cash bail. a tune-up in criminal justice reform across philadelphia. all new at 6:00. we break down the charges that no longer need cash bail. >>> right now at 5:00 -- students are raising their voices following a deadly shooting at a south florida high school. >> some of you say it's too soon to talk about gun control. no it is not too soon. no, this is not the wrong time. there's no better time than now to talk about gun control. >> students who survived last week's school massacre were among thousands who rallied outside florida's skate capitol today. >> they traveled by bus from south florida to tallahassee to call for stricter gun laws. other students met with president trump this afternoon. thanks for staying with us here. i'm jim rosenfield. >> i'm erin coleman. students, parents and teachers travelled to washington exactly one week after the shooting that killed 17 people. nbc 10's lauren mayk joining us in the breaking news center. this was an emotional meeting. >> a week after they lived through a massacre at their school, students from flori

both men are expected to return to court next month to argue for a reduced bail. they currently remain in custody on seven of $50,000 bail a piece.>>> the push for bill reforming california took a major step forward today. the state attorney general announced that he will not challenge an appeals court ruling that requires judges to consider defendants ability to pay when setting bail. >> reporter: outside of the san francisco hall of justice, across the street from a row of bail bond offices, calls to in bail were loud and clear. >> if you cannot afford bill, that you are four times more likely to take a plea bargain.>> reporter: this man is highlighting the case of kenneth humphrey. humphrey followed an elderly man into the home and threatened to put a pillow over the man said. he has been in the county jail since may of 2017 on a three and $50,000 bond. last month, an appeals court ruled that he is entitled to a new dell hearing where his ability to pay any threat to public safety is considered. on tuesday, the state attorney general announced he would not chal

they remain in custody on $70,000 bail a piece.>>> more victims of last week's high school shooting in florida were laid to rest today. this national merit scholar finalists and this daughter -- young girl was 14 years old and on the honor roll. gina was a smart loving girl who brightened any girl that she entered. this jr. rotc cadet was killed in his uniform while helping his classmate to safety. today, her parents received the rotc metal -- medal of honor. many are making it clear that they want new gun control laws in the wake of the tragedy. fox news steve harrington say they are now taking the fight to the florida state capital.>> reporter: the debate over florida gun control are heating up. >> i hope that lawmakers would change the law to make sure that this will never happen again.>> reporter: after three more victims funerals were held tuesday, about 100 stoneman douglas high school high school students lobbied lawmakers on gun laws. >> everyone is paying attention now, and it is a huge call to action for anyone that has kids. >> reporter: the hashtag never again movement is p

he said she will be bailed on $1 million bail, the highest bail i had ever seen, this was just a statement concerning her wealth and power. >>let set the record straight, how do you feel about your family? >> oh, i love them. they're so fantastic. and this will be the first christmas in, oh, well, since '74. no, '73, that we have been together. >> when judge orek ordered that she would be released on bail, he also ordered a very strange thing. a condition of her bail would be that she be protected at her family's own cost. from others who would want to harm her by a cadre of police officers that would be hired by her and her father. i have never heard of that one before. that's a new one. i spoke to the chief and asked him who he would recommend in his apartment. he told me that bernie shaw had been an exemplary member of the department. he was a family man, he was married and had a lovely family and that's why i chose him, to guard her 24/7. >> not surprised that patricia hearst ended up in an affair with bernard shaw. from the moment that we kidnapped her, she was in some type of a relat

. >>> they push forward for a bail reform in the state of california. he said he would not challenged in appeals court ruling. we report now from san francisco with cristina rendon. >> this will be the year for justice. >> reporter: outside the san francisco hall of justice, they planned to end this loud and clear. >> if you cannot afford bail you are 10 times more likely to take a plea bargain. humphrey is accused of following an elderly person into their home and threatened to put a pillow over their head and stealing about a cologne and seven dollars. he is in jail with the hundred $50,000 bond. his ability to pay and threat to public safety are considered. the attorney general said he would not challenge the case. >> i am not appealing this ruling, it is unconstitutional to keep someone in jail simply because they cannot afford bail. >> reporter: he says that his office will not defend future bail situations. and he said there should be rehab programs or ankle monitoring. >> this is truly significant. they say it is a tax on the poor. >> part of the

they are just too poor to bail themselves out. in sacramento today state attorney general javier basra will not appeal a federal court ruling abolishing high bail for those who can't bay. >> it's long past time to reduce our dependence on cash bail and stop incourarcerating violent offenders for no reason other than them being poor. >> lawmakers have introduced bills to formally end the high money bail system. the bail bond industry and many republican lawmakers oppose these reforms. >>> our ability to predict the weather will soon get a boost thanks to a team of scientists right here in the bay area. lockheed martin let us inside its palo alto testing facility today to check this out. that's a weather satellite called goes west, and it's under construction. it will soon track lightning storms, tornadoes and other weather events, an scientists say it will help give more advanced warning before things get wet or cold. >> this current series of weather satellite is markedly improved. we can now do a much better job of detecting seve

otherwise, she would have had to post bail. even if the case was dismissed, she would have been out if she put up $17,300. that happened to a number of our clients. so we filed a lawsuit in federal court and state court and we have, i think, seven lawsuits going on right now. again, disrupting. as a result of that lawsuit, the city attorney, and others issued statements that the bail system is unconstitutional. today we filed an appeal in state court and just today, about two hours ago, got a decision from the court of appeal saying that the way that san francisco courts set bail is unconstitutional. that's a huge way that we're disrupting. we're trying to work to change the law. sb 210 is working through the legislature. we're concerned about that because we think the judges are trying to hijack it and we wouldn't have real bail reform. so we're working on that. and the other thing we have to do is we have to repair. in san francisco, tens of thousands of people have been convicted of marijuana-related crimes. they're now unde

his parents did not have the $7500 needed for his bail. now kevin is one of nine people benefiting from what's being called the black love bailout with help from a national organization, philadelphia's community bail fund paid for their release as they wait for their trial. >> nobody should be in jail because they can't afford to pay for their freedom when somebody else in their same position with money would already be home. they'll no longer seek cash bail for 25 low-level offenses but the final decision is up to a judge. >> some judges still putting bail on despite the recommendations? yeah. >> reporter: keer bradford is the chief public defender. her office is working to see if a new policy could apply to those already being held. >> we're getting a list of people that are in on those offenses, on only cash bail, and we're filing bail motions for them. >> reporter: but that would not have applied to detainees like kevin. he had to rely on help from strangers. now based on averages, it costs taxpayers more than $5,000 to keep kevin in j

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in england in canada the role of a bail bondsman a third party who agrees to pay up or arrest these bail in exchange for more money down the line is a crime the way we treat criminals is a crime in other countries. the point is. and that even pretending that all those arrested are criminals with no start the point is freedom is not something you should charge someone for and a hundred and ninety whatever countries realize that here's a short list of the things that human beings should not be charged for when they live in a bald and humane society getting out of jail health care clean water shelter checking a bag on an airplane going to fast lane on the highway using the internet at a hotel use one hour to pay for the goddamn room. and taking a dump all right. in a lot of countries it's not uncommon to be charged for a public restroom but if i'm willing to take my situation here to a toilet aren't i doing you a favor. you should pay me. to go to frederick but since faced with google and you tube are suppressing our content you can also follow me at the mit dot com atlee camp or you can te

it's unclear if that's because of bail reform, but the move has angered the cops.the twin brothers, clifford and clinton papadopoulos, face a lengthy prison sentence if they're convicted of their child porn allegations. but today the former coaches are out on the streets awaiting trial without having to post bail. >> no, i can't believe it. they should be put back in custody. >> reporter: sergeant paul kelly represents roughly 1,000 san jose police officers in the c. e in the case of the papadokous brothers, he released them on ar. >> less than 72 hours later, they're on the street. we feel helpless in some cases. >> reporter: the coach's release comes as the county considers bail reform, where advocates say the system unfairly incarcerates poorer people because they can't afford to pay bail. so they stay behind bars until their day in court. >> the money bail system by definition is economically biased. if you have money, you can buy your freedom. >> reporter: it's unclear if bail reform played a role in the judge's decision to release the papadokous twins. >> i t

i'm not certain this means that bail will be revoke. i'm pretty certain it means it will fought get any easier for him. >> chuck rosen burg. former senior fbi official. thank you, i'm glad you were able be with me tonight. >> thank you. >> julia ainsley, national justice reporter, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i want to read the statement on behalf of paul manafort from his spokesman. paul manafort is innocent. he is confident he will be acquitted of all charges the new allegations once again have nothing to do with russia an 2016 election interference/collusion. mr. manafort is confident he will be acquitted and his violation rights will be released. let me ask you, i see conflicting reports about. i don't know what to make of it. paul manafort's recommendation seems stable. rick gates' reputation does not. he had an initial lawyer that dismissed him. he had three different lawyers, now dismissed them. maybe. >> maybe. >> now then the third lawyer and some interesting reporter from betty woodriffe from the "d

joshua knew he was innocent but his family did not have enough money to post bail. >> just not being able to have $2,000, i had to sit there 18 months until they said we don't have enough evidence. you can go free. >> today more than 1,000 people are being held in jail in philadelphia on cash bail. some can't afford the hundreds or thousands of dollars to be released. >> there's absolutely no reason why someone who will show up for court is not a risk of flight is no threat to their neighbors and community should sit in jail for days or weeks or months or years because they can't post a small amount of bail. >> reporter: effective immediately, district attorney larry krasner says prosecutors will no longer recommend cash bail for 25 low-level offenses. it includes dui, possession of marijuana and identity theft. >> we do not imprison the poor in the united states for the so-called crime of poverty. >> reporter: it costs taxpayers about $130 a day for each inmate. >> two days in there feel like ten years. >> reporter: the time spent that could also cost the accused their job and benef

he's out on bail saying don't worry, i won't flee the country. part of how you know that is because i'm putting up $10 million worth of property that the court can seize if i take off so in a filing, on friday night mueller's team was like we see big bank fraud problems here. those allegations appear to be what's in this indictment now. so there is a little foreshadowing friday night. this morning, the judge formally requested -- excuse me, formally rejected a request by manafort related to his bail package. now there are dozens of criminal charges related to the properties that manafort put up as part of his bail. we now know. that's what in this indictment that came out tonight. because mueller ice team is raising all these questions about these properties and them being basically obtained by fraudulent means, does that mean manafort is at risk of having his bail pack pajs, bond package revoked. the reason you put up a bond package to s to say you don't need to put me in jail, you can have all of this property that's very valuable, all of these

. >>> tonight, california is one step closer to scrapping its cash bail system. reform advocates rallied in front of the santa clara county hall of justice saying california's bail system is broken. unfairly discriminates against the poor and people of color. in sacramento, the attorney general agreed. >> today's bail system doesn't make you safer. because if you've got the money and you're dangerous, you still get out. >> the california bail agent association had this response saying, "it's a shame that attorney general has chosen to politicize the public safety of every californian." the cal attorney general is not challenging a recent court ruling that prohibits holding defendants that cannot afford to pay bail. that means the rule goes into effect this saturday. >>> in alameda county, thousands of marijuana convictions are about to be thrown out now that recreational use is legal in california. the district attorney announced she will dismiss, reduce, or seal decades of cannabis- related convictions. tonight, nearly 6,000 cases are eligible to be erased. now

on to their life from new york a thank you can politicians been released on bail after being charged for his role in a controversial swearing in ceremony for opposition leader raul digna we're going to begin a scene here on the left of the picture was it last week ceremony where digha declared himself the people's president rejecting a working out as reelection in october political tensions remain high in the country and on choose the least fired tear gas of protests of protests linked to the disputed presidential election. in south africa the president's state of the nation address has been postponed jacob zuma was shed job to have given his annual address on thursday but the parliament speaker confirmed that there have been a delay to the speech has been growing pressure on the xoom us since he was replaced as leader of the governing a.n.c. party in december. for me to millar is live for us now in johannesburg there for me that just how significant is this given that there continues to be calls for the president to step down. well this is very important it speaks to the political c

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larry krasner say cash bail in minor crimes unfairly targets poor, minorities, and non-violence felonies will fall under new policy. last year new jersey largely eliminated cash bail. >>> staying in new jersey camden county taking opioid makers and contributors to court, they announced a big lawsuit yesterday, it targets manufacturers like purdue pharma and rite aide and wall green. county seeking money for drug treatment and toned what it considered, dangerous practices by pharmaceutical industries. >>> warminster bucks county emt is facing, luring charges after sting operation by camden county officials. pennsauken police say 46 year-old charles aimer was still wearing his emt uniform last week when he went to meet with what he thought was a 14 year-old girl. the two had allegedly exchanged text messages and planned to meet for sex but instead, aimer was met with police. he works were four different ambulance companies as an emt. >>> police are searching for an armed suspect after two home invasions in feltonville, officers responded to the 200 block of west roosevelt boulevard, for a

>> barnes hopes to leave jail within a couple of days on bail. but life at hillsborough county is a world of extremes. another young man confined here faces the possibility of never seeing home again. >> all i can do is use this time as best i can and hope i get out. >> 19-year-old kendrick morris was found guilty on two counts of sexual battery with a deadly weapon. he is awaiting sentencing. prosecutors are asking for 120 years. >> a young lady was simply going to the community library. and was -- she was assaulted, drug behind the library, beaten within an inch of her life, and brutally raped. >> after morris had been taken into custody for the library attack, authorities connected him to another assault that had occurred ten months earlier. >> he'd actually been the assailant in another rape of an elderly day care worker. >> morris was also convicted of that crime and is now in jail awaiting sentencing. he still claims he's innocent. >> they say anything else, armed robbery or something like that, maybe i probably will say i'm capable of it.

june twenty twelve after the supreme court ruled he must be extradited to sweden his son is skipped bail and to shelter in the embassy where ecuador granted him asylum in may last year swedish prosecutors dropped their investigation into a songe botts british peace at the worn for jumping bail still stood well at school singing barker who's outside the ecuadorian embassy hi there knaves so what does this mean for a song. with a short run it means that very little has changed for julian assange on the show westminster magistrate's court ruled on the first of what we appeared to be several possible appeals only his defense team to have the arrest warrants reboot. of course this arrest warrant is in place in a direct response to get more specific advice you gave the attempt to have an accident that i was just waiting for because stories are best a case is ended up counseling their investigation last year his defense team argued that they should know who should be no reason and serves no purpose for this arrest . to continue but the judge responded by believing by saying that she believed th

his bail package and the hermes ter terms of his house arrest.aul manafort has never been fully released from house arrest. the mueller team hasn't been satisfied with what manafort has offered to put up as security to be let out. they have gone back and forth on this for a while. i mean, the basic idea of the bond is, you have to put up $10 million so if you run to evade prosecution, to skip out on your trial, we get to collect $10 million from your life here and from your loved ones and from your -- from everybody who knows you. so i mean, that's the basic idea. but honestly, the fighting over it, sometimes it's a little boring. it's kind of hard to follow what they're fighting about in terms of his bail and whether or not he can be released to go to the gym and, you know, whether he's wearing an ankle bracelet and all of the rest of it. it's all these details. it's been boring. there's been a lot of it. all of a sudden tonight it's not boring at all any more. because tonight the special counsel's team filed with the court what looked at first

but then michelle made bail. she was out. >> and almost immediately the emails start again. >> reporter: so is there kind of a feel here, "look, we warned you about this activity." >> correct. >> reporter: and it's continuing. >> correct. >> reporter: this is a very complicated scheme, kate. >> yes. >> reporter: daily beast reporter kate briquelet tried to unravel the story from her office in new york city. angela diaz appeared to be the victim at the center of an increasingly dangerous game. >> she was afraid for her life. she was afraid to go anywhere. she felt that she had to uproot her whole life, take down her online profiles, and hide. >> reporter: july 11, two weeks after michelle bailed out of jail. a new "rape fantasy" ad appeared on craigslist and a response. once again, the email directed the man who placed the ad to the home of angela diaz. >> reporter: and what would michelle's motivation be in doing this campaign? >> it's interesting. i mean, there's th -- fact that there's some sort of a love trian

arrest warrant for skipping bail in two thousand and twelve as basically the only legal cause that's currently keeping us stanch holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london for more on that that's called flight to london now and she's probably polly does this potentially mean songs will leave the embassy today. so that's the big question could you insist on to be packing his bags well inside the embassy right now because legally this arrest warrant was the last impediment to him technically being a free man it was issued back by the much metropolitan police when he skipped bail back in two thousand and twelve that was when he was still wanted for questioning in sweden over allegations of sexual assault since then that swedish case has been dropped so a songes legal team are arguing quite simply that renders this u.k. arrest warrant useless or in lawyer talk they say it's lost its purpose and its function for julian assange the big issue all along and has been this sort of looming potential threat of extradition to the u.s. that's been his big concern and that's why he never went to

or monetary bail and it just came out and we are using the case to visit the bail issue">after that defense will attempt to get the charges against both men dismissed alleging that city and county officials did nothing to alert his client to the dangerous conditions at the ghostship however the prosecution maintains the the behavior of both defendants rose to the level of criminally neglegent on the night a party was held there that ended in the tragic loss of 36-lives. the next court appearance to revisit bail schedule will be in march, followed by a court date in april when the defense will argue in favor of throwing the case out, as of now the trial is set to take place in mid july...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (steve) today marks (steve) (steve) today marks 15 years since the deadly station nightclub fire in rhode island. one hundred people were killed when pyrote

bank all needing to be bailed out. bank of north dakota, not bailed out. and what we are starting to see now, in europe, obviously, with portugal and greece, we are seeing instead of bail outs, we are seeing bail-ins where the deposits are being taken to recapitalize the baixgs. banks. we are seeing similar movements in puerto rico and places like flint. for safety we need to get our money out of commercial banks and into public banks and i'll leave it at that. >> thank you, next speaker, mali alisa. >> mary eliza here, thank you, supervisors. a lot of what i was going to say has been said. i actually got involved with studying public banking with brown's group before there was a group, so i've been looking at this for a very long time, the public banking institute is a very good source for information. this is an international situation. there's a lot of banks that are civil banks in other countries. so don't limit yourself to the u.s. to look into how they are operating and how they work. so the gentleman before me is correct. our current banking situati

but the crown prosecution here, because he jumped bail, and because the british authorities in the e.u. have to respect a european arrest warrant, and he didn't jump bail to evade the british justice system that was going to extradite him, finally, after all his legal appeals through the british judiciary system -- basically, they say this should stand. he should not be rewarded for the fact he has almost taken advantage of hiding away from british and swedish justice. for.o play his team are saying it is because of health problems. he has a bad tooth, a bad shoulder, and some mental health problems, because he has been holed up in there for over five years. say, this is a story that has gone on for some time, almost five years. even when it comes to the ecuadorian embassy itself, that at first was welcoming to julian assange, it seems he might have at state his welcome there. what are his options if this arrest warrant is not listed? what will the ecuadorian embassy do? of course, that is in their gift. we will see. remember that only recently he got ecuadorian nationality. the ecuado

encourage corporations to start investing again so when things get really bad who's big enough to bail out everybody else the central bank this is one of the the things which we don't get a heads around the central banks can create as much money as they lock of their own currency they literally have no limits the amount they can create and if they would cause that directly into the financial markets that's why there's a bubble there and what they should be doing is directing into the into mind strayed rather than wall street and then we might get an economic recovery steve thanks very much fascinating to talk to thank you. coming up on the news hour three pro-democracy activists want free in hong kong after their on the office and the convictions overturned. the u.k. court rules against wiki leaks founder julian assange and his bid to have his u.k. arrest warrant dismissed and in sport the eagles have landed back in philadelphia after their super bowl victory but the hot seat isn't over yet more on that coming up we'll talk to. the supreme court's of the mall days has an old its own or

the 49ers, a promising young member of the team is free on bail. police arrested tran eight at his home of that we can. >> he now faces charges of domestic violence and possession of an assault rifle. >> christien kafton is live with the latest on the arrest and the possible impact this could have on the team. >> reporter: certainly it will impact foster's life and the team. we have contacted the district attorney and at this point we are waiting for a timeline on when foster will be in court to face these allegations. the linebacker was arrested sunday morning around 9:15 after the los gatos monte sereno police department received a call of a disturbance. foster was arrested on suspicion of domestic violence and possession of an assault weapon. he was booked into jail on felony charges and posted $75,000 bail. yesterday the team said the organization is aware of the report, we take matters seriously and are gathering all pertinent information. this is not the first time he has run into trouble with the law, last month foster was arrested in alabam

the district attorney says his office will no longer seek cash bail for people accused of misdemeanors and nonviolent felonies. right now suspects are forced to stay in jail for days, sometimes weeks and even years if they can't afford bail. krasner says the old system is not fair to the poor and minorities, and that's why he's changing it. >>> six minutes after 5:00. you're looking at a live view, dry view of cape may. temperatures mild at the shore, upper 50s. that's going to change during the day today. the streets that are dry, they're also going to change. i'm tracking falling temperatures and rain that's going to be moving in for today, tomorrow, and going to be rainy this weekend, too. days of rain ahead. the temperatures have slowly been coming down. a little bit chillier in the lehigh valley and the suburbs. this is the colder air that's going to sweep across the entire area. you see the jersey shore at 58 degrees. by this afternoon, everybody will be in the -- every one of these neighbors will be in the 40s. in fact, low 40s for turnersville, mullica hill, 55. 54 now, droppin

prosecutors dropped their investigation into songe but british police say the warrant for jumping bail still stands this go live to neve baka in london so let's first talk about the response any. it's very certainly not the first time the world's media has drained the cameras and their attention on this balcony behind me on the balcony of the ecuadorian embassy widget in the sun just being a hold up for four to five years nothing now is going to change at least for the forseeable future we're still waiting to hear from a songes defense team and from the lawyers on the team to be working around it and of course possibly from today in a son shem self he has in the past appeared on the balcony and spoken to the world's media there had been real hopes i think from within his legal team that this might be a milestone that they may be a possibility of the court the magistrate's court in westminster overturning this verdict they of course had a warrant out for his arrest for skipping bail in two thousand and twelve how did this warrant being revoked he would technically have been able to leav