(bender) 41 bullets. it's--there's a wonderful thing that he says in the interviews, which is that it's very hard to lie when you're singing. (bender) sting says this in the documentary. wonderfully. and--just--we have such incredible stories, man. we don't have time to tell them all to you. there's the six bullet story from harry belafonte, and there's--there are stories of joan baez when she was going down and trying to play, you know, in the south. there's stories of all of them. you know, the civil rights people weren't just risking their time or their rep or their career or stuff like we do. you know, they were risking their lives. how do you feel about the generation you grew up with? have they retained the spirit that you had in 1969? hard to generalize. i think largely, yes, because i think most of us came to the same conclusion i did, which is that most of the causes we espoused, we were right about. peace is better than war. racism stinks. civil rights are crucial. you know, and we weren't wrong

a tow truck heading to the scene of what sounds like a small friender bender approaching the toll plazayou can see that gap there. bridge crews aware of it, on it right now working to clear it. earlier we saw someone trying to reverse in one of the car pool lanes looked like he had stalled out. any way the situation is now gone we got a call from chp about that. metering lights remain on still high wind advisory at the bay bridge toll plaza and across the span. traffic is backed up just beyond the west grand over crossing a good 10 to 15 minute wait on to the bridge that accident just popped up right before the pay gate where you can see that gap in traffic that is where a tow crew just headed to the scene. all right. okay quick look at highway 4. a little slow through antioch. just your usual congestion. that is your traffic and weather. >> thank you. >>> 6:38 a.m. this morning hundreds of motorcycle riders will escort a 13-year-old boy at the center of a flag flap in stanislaw county. it will get under way soon. he was told by a school official he should not ride his bike displaying a

it's fender-bender weather this rning. rain with us off and on all the way into the afternoon hours and perhaps into this evening. highs into the mid-50s. we'll begin to dry out. by dawn tomorrow, a little lingering drizzle. a blustery northwest wind wednesday with highs reaching the low 60s. mostly cloudy thursday. much cooler friday. a look at the weekend in ten minutes. how is the traffic? >> heading over to the key bridge, clearly you can see the roads are a little on the slick side so keep that in mind. 395, landmark to shirlington looking good. g.w. parkway, no concerns there. 14th street bridge doing well. bay bridge, okay. i-95 between baltimore and washington, smooth sailing so far. joe, eun. >> jerry, thank you. >>> ur time is 4:42. we may want to banish from our memories but snowgeddon may live on forever. >>> next, what four people are accused of doing to art a >>> 4:45, here are some of the top stories in news 4 today. redskins in big trouble at this stage. they suffered an earrassing night to the eagles in mo

a lot of fender benders. let's go outside. i want to show you what is going on injury accident on 84 east off ramp. that is going to wood side road. san mateo county sheriff is on the scene. bicyclist was hit by a car. that car took off. it's a hit and run accident. let's move on and take a traffi moving along okay. it looks like there is flashing lights there. we'll get to the bottom of that. just a lot of fender benders out there today because of the wet weather. people not driving very well. some people don't drive very well. not everyone. but some people drive too fast. get into accidents. you will see slower traffic as an accident. >>> very stead daylight rain continues -- very steady light rain continues. not much to the north or south and all the abs visions surprisingly -- all the observations say surprisingly. it's raining pretty good here at the mother ship. for some mainly if you're coming in on highway 24 and then heading toward bay bridge you will definitely encounter rain to the north and south

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in 1935, would start with the gallery with works that came in through albert bender, one of our founding trusties. when we opened our doors in 1935, 181 of the 186 pieces in our permanent collection had been gifted. >> what are the names that pop out as the museum evolved? >> we have another gallery that looks at the theories that the museum has since the late 1980's. we focus on a particular aspect of that program that developed under one of art curators. he arrived in 1989 and was especially interested in artists. >> are some of the highlights? >> one of the aspects of the museum program that i have been especially involved with have been the exhibitions that stand for society for the encouragement of contemporary art. it is encouraged to honor exceptional bay area artists during their careers. for instance, an early worked who showed here in 1996. for this exhibition, he has extended an updated it to 2010 with the addition of photographs and other frameworks. >> thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> as we examine the 75th anniversary, we cannot overlook its important role as an

you know what that means for our traffic. >> oh, yeah. >> fender-bender weather.nue to have periods of rain passing through throughout the rest of the day. now, the radar is showing the areas of green. those are more moderate shower right w there's a moderate shower coming into culpepper county and farther to the east into response vaible sylvania. up to a quarter inch so far. temperatures in the upper 40s to near 50. it's only going to warm to the mid-50s by midafternoon. in the mountains now, it's in the 40s. theyave had rain overnight as well. more rain to the way. that moving color rain all the way back to tennessee, coming out of the gulf of mexico, an area of low pssure that will track just to our wst today a give us periods of rain with highs only in the mid-50s. total up to an inch by the time it tapers tonight. we'll look at the rest of the workweek in ten minutes. jerry, how is the traffic? >>> tom, at this point we're fortunate. no major incidents. just a little volume. here we are inside the beltway along 395. a cool shot as you head north to and beyon

. >> i said fender-bender. >> oh, fender-bender. them he will tell you in a couple seconds. moving color on the radar is rain. light to moderate rain. it will be with us throughout the rest of the day. right now near 50 degrees. in the mountains in the 40s a long line of rain yet to come through through the gulf of mexico. this is going to be with us off and on through the rest of the day. temperatures climbing into the d-50s. overnight tonight we'll have some lingering showers. near 50 by dawn tomorrow. and then on wednesday, sunshine back. blustery wind. highs low 60s. it should be drying out thursday and friday but turning much cooler and a chilly dry weekend to follow. how is the traffic now, jerry? >> i wore my fan suspenders. oh, well. 395 northbound, just volume right now. but plenty of it. reduced visibility. slick roadways. as you head north through landmark en route to downtown, near gleeb road, lanes are open so far this morning. keep our fingers crossed. if you're headedinto town this morning, pennsylvania avenue picking

tonight's service starts at 8:00 at bender arena. >>> the man accused of plotting to carry out a terror attack goes before a judge. farooque ahmed will be arraigned in district court. the fbi has accused the 34-year- old of conspiring to aid and support a terrorist organization. federal officials say the plot was intended to be carried out sometime in 2011. metro riders have new concerns over the safety of escalators on the transit system. that's because of a report leaked on a local blog that shows that metro knew of safety issues before an october 80th incident. six were injured at l'enfant plaza at the station that day. a report warned of much-needed escalator and elevator repair. metro is inspecting all the facilities. the document warned of old brake pads like the ones believed to have failed at l'enfant plaza. >> don't feel very safe. it is too bad it happened. >> anyone who rides the metro should have the right to know this in advance. >> reporter: now we asked metro about the report and it calls it an exfresh an outdated draft. metro said when a final draft is ready it plans to

the book wasn't, i say it was subsequent mind and came from editor at simon & schuster named robert bender in american history. he noticed books on early america were seldom looked around for a topic nobody had written on and came up with the ratification of the constitution. there was no good narratives for the appropriate for general readers or it might have added for scholars or jurors either. a couple attempts that didn't quite work. but when i was asked to do it i said yes and 20 seconds roughly giver to and that wasn't time for deep reflection. for the next question is why did i say yes so quickly. and again i have a bit of a confession. the first region is probably a little bit silly. in 1997 i published american history, making the declaration of independence. and i noticed something very peculiar was happening starting with the young woman who was collecting books people were finished where i was working at whitener library. they would say to me things like yes the ropes on the constitution. they would say your book on the constitution. and at first i was correct in. i'd say it's

amanda boxtel is with me right now and eythor bender.o talk about elegs. amanda is wearing the elegs. amanda, you have been paralyzed for how long? >> i've been paralyzed for 18 years. it was a freak skiing accident that rend erred me a parapelagic. and just in a split second i shattered four vertebrae and i felt an electric current that zapped through my legs and then there was nothing, no muscle power, no movement, no sensation. >> and that's it? and you have been confined to a wheelchair or some sort of device to get you around? you lost your mobility? >> well, yeah. i lost my mobility instantaneously and life changed for me. and i had to look at the world from four foot tall, to look up all the time. and now that's not the case. >> amanda, 18 years in a wheelchair. >> shall we go for it? >> let's do it. >> okay. here we go. now, keep in mind this is to be used in a completely safe medical situation for someone to learn how to walk. but now there's no excuses, ali. there's -- for a doctor to ever say again "you will never walk again"

sometimes you will see a small fender bender in san francisco police department will be parked across the tracks for a period of time. we think that some training and other city agencies on the importance of keeping the transit way clear, keeping the path of transit clearer, is something that will be helpful in getting them to be sensitive to that and understanding that when you delay a transit line, it has a ripple affect throughout the system. not just the laying the one vehicle, but it has an entire impact throughout the operations. we also have recommendations regarding the daily operations report. something that many members have followed closely than it has been our longstanding desire to see be made ever more useful and descriptive as a document. we think that some additions and changes that would be helpful include adding lines that are affected by which are having their service pulled. the colony reports a percentage of operators that are absent so that we can get a be down the daily absenteeism. changing the time for supporting the latest. delays of 10 minutes to 20 minutes

the service begins at 8:00 tonight in the bender the arena on campus. >>> extensive testing is underway on the metro network of escalators. there is concern that the transit system may have known about the safety issues before an accident that injured four people. >> october 30, a failure on an overcrowded escalator at l'enfant plaza sent four people to the hospital. alert incident happened at gallery place just last week. >> it might very well have been preventable. >> councilman jim graham cites a preliminary audit given to metro september 30 which had results still no one knew about yesterday but the report focused only on the dupont, wsosdley park stations. it warned and showed a lack of adherence to make and standards. >> [inaudible] >> this woman worries about her 3-year-old daughter running up and down and metro as the letter. >> i don't want to think about it. it is scary. >> metro plans to begin work this month including testing the stopping distance on all escalators which has yet to begin. many riders by poor management for constantly dealing with broken, out of service and p

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that slow-moving traffic means less patience and likely more fender benders. >> he kept hitting me andpulled over, because he kept hitting me. he said, i didn't see your ar. i couldn't see you. i'm like, what is the matter with you, what do you mean you ú%n't see me? >> route 40 runs parallel to 95, but that can also be backed up because of constructton at the haden bridge. be sure to tune in fox 45 morning news, when candace is going to track the morning ruuh, that is tomorrow and she is going to give previews of that tomorrow. >>> an iraq war veteran suspended from school. the essay i wrote that got him barred from campus. >>> a frontal unboundary heads in our direction bringing us a lightning fast. lightning strong. verizon 4g lte. rule the air on the most advanced 4g network in the world. >>> 5:14 on fox 45 early edition. let's get a check of our forecast, meteorologist steve fertig is standing by. hi, steve. >>> good morning, patrice. other than a little bit of fog this time around are to the north and east of the state, dry conditions for now, we may see some showers as we take a

. >>> down a level, au derek hosting maryland eastern shore at bender tonight. 14 for american is moldavaonuey beat the mets by 7 and i am prove to 3-0. the caps lost to the sabres on saturday night. that's the only game they've lost since three days before hallowe'en. as luck would have it they had another shot at sabres tonight. this one at the phone booth and when you're playing at home, sometimes you get the members' bounce like steckel did here off the post then off ryan miller's skate and into the net. 3-30 caps lead. buffalo got to to 3-2 late in the third. they pulled the goalie and that didn't work. semin, 14th of the year. caps pay back the sabres 4-2. >>> from baseball, reports tonight that gnats slugger dunn is close to signing sa deal with the tigers. -- signing a deal with the tigers. he would be a huge loss for the nats if they don't match that deal. >>> hainsworth, they paid 14 million. hainsworth was coached for seven years and had the migraines to prove it. big al and the skins go to vert albert's old teams. in the end, they let hainsworth go and he would like to remind the

the killer. 9 news now spoke to some of the people that sue ann marcum's life touched last night at bender arena. >> she was the faculty member that people wanted her to write their letters of recommendation for graduate school and they were introduced -- they were excited to introduce their parents to sue ann marcum. >> a man caught driving her suv has been arrested but not charged yet with her murder. >>> the county could revehicle the thirsty turtle's license. it is acaused of admitting urn aged customers there. >>> virginia has the second lowest cigarette tax in the nation, only behind missouri. alexandria wants state lawmakers to hike the tax. richard merit with the city health commission says it is more than revenue they are concerned about. >> based on research from other states, that one of the most effective strategies to reducing cigarette smoking and therefore second-hand smoke in the community is really by increasing the overall price of cigarettes. >> reporter: now, alexandria leaders also leave the $1 per pack tax hike would bring in another $319 million for the commonwealth.

in the bender arena. she was killed in her bethesda home two weeks ago and so far police have not charged anyone in that murder. >>> akron man accused of trying to help al-qaeda bomb metro stations says he is not guilty. that was his plea today in arraignment. the pakistan-born u.s. citizen said he plotted with people he thought were members of al- qaeda but those people turned out to be undercover federal agents. the trial is scheduled to begin in april. >>> bus is turning. that's the announcement you might start hearing coming from metro buses along several routes right here in dc. the unstuffed dc metro blog posted video this morning so we went out to find out what riders think of the plan that is supposed to avoid pedestrian accidents. >> the bus is turning. three or four blocks. >> reporter: calvin is already pretty familiar with that new caution message from some metro buses in north eastern dc. >> that's a good idea. >> can't hear that well. >> reporter: the washington metro transit authority says

a man was killed when he and another driver got t of their cars to investigate a fender bender in the eastbound lanes just past the main toll blazpla. a third car came along and slammed into one of those vehicles. one of the drivers was killed. traffic was backed up to the toll road and to 66. there was a similar accident in laurel when a car hit a man pushing a broken-down vehicle. >>> two members of congress echoed the frustration of passengers throughout the country today when they said the new airport pat downs are overly intrusive. as millions of people prepare to fly for thanksgiving, agents with the tsa, the transportation safety administration, are trying to cool down what's become the country's hottest issue. jackie bensen is at the airport with more on this. jackie? >> reporter: an increasing number of people are starting to wonder if there isn't a better way. at national airpo, passengers waited to claim their bags aft a flight under the new more intrusive tsa screening, including body scans and pat-down sercarches. >> the one thing i noticed was there were more body search

meanwhile the slow moving traffic means less patience and more fender bender. >> he kept hitting me and i pulled over because he kept hitting me. and he said i didn't see your car. i couldn't see you. i was like what is the mat with you what do you mean you can't see me? >>reporter: triple a experts recommend motorist traveling north take 83 north through york and then jump on 2 22 to cut over towards philadelphia. that will get you up north towards boston and new york but it is way out of the way but at least will keep you out of the traffic. this is news at 5:30. >>> thanks so much. as always how are the roads looking tonight. kandace has our traffic edge report. hello kandace. >> hello jeff. we are checking in on 95 and right now not too bad. 53 miles per hour through white marsh and 55 on 95 near 395. we want to talk about the belt way though. in fact let take a live look through pikesville tonight at green spring avenue and you are seeing more brake lights there than holiday lights that's for sure. inner loop lanes i jammed all the way up to the jfx. now also speaking about the inn

. >> attorney paul bender representing the taxpayers challenging the tax credit ask the justices if it'se government's money, whose is it? >> you give this money as a credit you cannot keep the money. you either have to pay it to the state, the department of revenue, it's not your money. your money means you can keep i it. >> if they are provided by private voluntary donations, they can pick and choose which students get scholarships and to which schools. they may also consider the religious beliefs. >> they distribute $30 million a year to people depending on their religion. you can get a scholarship if you're catholic from one tuition organization. another wi give it to jews but not to catholics. that's unconstitutional. the question is asked to a parent, what is your religion? you can't distribute government benefits by asking questions like that. >> one judge appeared to defend the program and noted that donations to churches are tax deductible, even though they teenly favor their own members. >> it is no different than if you give your charitable gif to a church and they discriminat

as i understand it, the top three sellers of the fastback are already benders and we are in the final stage of setting up. right now, the merchants in san francisco represents 75% of our retail. we think we are doing a good job because -- >> my main question is how this compares to buying a new the fast pass. it is significantly different. >> because our strategy, the retailer is just one of our tactics. you can get it online or you can go to the vending machines. so there are different options for that. the mta staff says it is 180. so roughly half. >> is there a plan to ramp up? >> we are continuing to ramp up and vendors. one of the interesting situations which you mentioned, the clipper system had been around for a number of years. early vendors dropped off because of lower rates. so there is this fatigue that we need to get out of as we tried to recruit. our focus is really on the limiting of proficiency, low income communities. those communities is where our focus is. we will continue to work on retailers there. if we find there is resistance, we will look to see what we can do

nbc has bender why the white house has learned what could be the next round of revelations from wikileaks. the next report containing state department communications could detail unflaterring details about russian diplomats as well as allegations about political leaders in afghanistan, including president hamid karzai's personal life. there could be something about carl yemen. they suspect the leak this weekend could hurt counterterrorism work in those countries. >>> the feds bust a major drug tunnel connecting san diego and tee juan a and the level shows just how far drug cartels are willing to go to be undetected. >> on thanksgiving day, the tunnel task force received information that a semi tractor-trailer would come to one of these warehouses and pick up a load of narcotics. based on this information and our overall investigation, we initiated surveillances on several warehouses in this general area. >> and bingo. they got the right place. >> this tunnel seems to be constructed in the same manner as previous tunnels we found in no time mesa. >> a staging point for kra band coming thro

i do not know how many food truck benders' there were on the street and in private parking lots along there, but certainly five or six that i could count. and the wine bars, the restaurants, the regular bars, and everything along there were also doing great business at the same time. and it was extremely well handled. the public just loved it. there were walking a three block stretch, four blocks stretch. there really enjoyed it. you have done a good job in that regard. >> commissioners, the motion is before us for approval, as modified to extend the square footage to 300 square feet. on that motion? commissioner antonini: aye. commissioner moore: aye. commissioner sugaya: aye. vice president olague: aye. president miguel: aye. supervisor dufty, were you also going to comment? let us go to item nine. >> you are now on item 9, the amendments to the planning code residential inclusionary affordable housing program. >> thank you again, commissioners. great cities in our country are noted for having institutions of higher education. this legislation -- i want to acknowledge tim cullen, wh

we've had a couple of minor fender-benders. so that way into the valley will be slow.ing along and taking a look at 237. a little windy there. this moving's commute on the westbound bay bridge approach, that's backed up for at least a 20-minute delay getting into san francisco. here's steve. >> mostly clear skies. good morning, good morning. a little chill this morning. not too bad. it's not that cold. we had had some 40s, 50, patchy fog, a little bit going right down the coast. and in some inland, it looks very quiet. transition day will be around thursday, friday will be cooler. weak system will move in. it look like rain next sunday and monday. that's the next hint of rain. today, join with me as we see this -- everything building in. that's high pressure building in. it's a system to the far left your screen. as that deepens that fires up the ridge over us. napa 74. we'll have -- we'll go 77 after patchy fog near the airport. san francisco 72. 76 in wallny creek. two better than yesterday's 74. 74 for downtown oakland and san jose from 75, sunny and 77 today. 45 na

the 14 mile high plains section of construction in the county has been the home of dozens of fender benders and sideswipes, despite the signs saying to stay in your lane. >> driving in this area it takes all of your concentration just to get through it. >> this grates along the concrete barriers show where cars and trucks have bounced off the sides. there is no shoulders, no forgiveness as cars and drive within mere inches of each other through here. >> it is such a large area where you have very thin with. >> this is the result of trying to widen the roadway. transportation officials are aware that this section of the inner and outer loop is causing congestion now and a lot of driver anxiety. >> we have to watch on the basis to see what we have to add to the mix to provide another measure of safety for people. >> now that the web -- the bad weather has been coming upon as 47 -- upon us for several months now. vdot said it will do anything to make it safer. but we know the rules, orange cones, no phones. virginia transportation leaders are challenging 100 local companies to sign a safety pl

a fender bender on norbeck at gude. no major accidents to reports as far as beltway traffic and interstate travel. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we begin in prince george's county, where an alleged corruption scandal reaching the top ranks of local government continues to grow. nine more people, including three police officers, face charges now. the fbi arrested county executive jack johnson and his wife. and there could be more arrests in the coming days. brianne carter joins us from upper marlboro with the latest developments. good morning. >> after that rest of county executive jack johnson on friday, authorities said there would be additional arrests. that proved true yesterday, early monday morning where nine people were arrested included three police officers. two of the officers are accused of being involved in a tobacco and alcohol smuggling ring. another officer faces gun and drug charges. federal authorities did not explain how, but they say the cases are related to the investigation which friday led jack joh

. >> meanwhile the slow traffic can lead to fender benders like this one. @% he was hitting me. i pulled over because he kept hitting me. and he said i didn't see your car. i couldn't see you. and i am like what's the matter with you? what do you mean you cannot see me? >> other early bird travelers are confiient they did the right thing. >> my mom's sister lives in new york. %->> kkthleen cairns, fox 45 nes at 10:00. >> just be very safe getting there. interstate 95. but 40 could be backed up as well because of the construction going on at the hadum bridge. >> gassing up for this year's trip costs more too. of $2.87, up a penny from last week. up seven cents from last month. but up 26 cents from this time last year. and gas pricessmay dip a little bit from refineries started today causing gas price is on the mercantile exdining fall sharply. we can help you to find the best gas prices out ttere no matter where you are. go to foxbaltimore.com and click on pump patrol in the community features section near the bottom of the page. >> people that know what went on over there. are d

you don't want to get in a fender bender. all right let's take a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see the traffic flowing nicely in san francisco. over in the east bay traffic 24 westbound also looking pretty good. here is steve. >>> thank you. temperatures continue to be on the chilly side. i have seen a couple upper 30s in san francisco. but looks to be running a little bit warmer than it has in the next couple of mornings. my computer is stuck. >> what about the records you talked about yesterday? there would be more records possiblely. maybe you have broken some. >> craig yesterday strength was -- craig yesterday san francisco was 42. >> did they have electricity back then? >> no. it was also sacramento breaking the record going back to 1880. cold and high clouds. the clouds are getting closer. this will associate with a system that will be here saturday. rain will make it into the north bay. for everybody else late morning early afternoon and the clouds will move in later on. a cold morning and mostly sunn

at bender arena. and it is open to the public. ck to you. >> jackie benson, thank you. >>> running red lights, illegal turns, failing to yie to pedestrians, jaywalking. all bad habits that can lead to deadly accidents. 79 pedestrians and cyclists were killed in our area last year alone. arlington county police were out in full force today to promote pedestrians safety. it's part of a new regionwide campaign they're calling streetsmart. >> reporter: we're reporting to you in the heart of roslin in the middle of rush hour where police are handing out wnings or tickets about every two minutes. a notoriously busy intersection. for drivers and walkers and this morning for the aington county police force. >> what have you seen this morning? >> everything. improper tning, highway signs. pedestrians violations. everything. >> they heard everything too. >> i usually never go this y. >> that's what bridgette told police. >> they block the intersection. and so we can -- we have toalk around. >> that's why this metrous was stopped. commuters

a new accident report and a fender bender blocked.ridge with the back up going back to the maze and indicating wind there as well. >> cold too as well. >> no more 80s. >> didn't didn't even get to ease into it. >> the way it's going to finish, no rain. it will be breezy and cooler and the rain off of the lake county northward. patchy dense fog towards the delta. cool and breezy today. highs with mow more 80s. 50s and 60s today. today will feel warm compared to the weekend. you don't have to head to the sierra to find snow. mount diablo and hamilton seeing white on the mountain tops by monday morning. >> there is controversy over "dancing with the stars." that's because bristol palin keeps moving on despite a lot of people saying she should be out. she is getting lower scores on competition. apparently one man got so mad he turned his tv off permanently. steven cohen was so enraged over the latest vote, he shot his tv and then threatened his life. >> that's one way to turn it off. >> that led to a s.w.a.t. standoff and he faces up to 1

traveling inbound on route 7 at sterling boulevard, that is where we have a fender bender.s are blocked. we have delays coming in from the cascades parkway. we check out the ride on the west side of town leaving annandale up towards merrifield. lighter than usual traffic volume there as well. no trouble spots to report at the wilson bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> some other stories making headlines this morning. the landscape changing near the washington convention center. officials broke ground there on the new washington marriott marquee hotel. the project will key ate 1600 construction jobs and 1,000 hotel jogs. it is expected to open up in the spring of 2014. >>> a new imax film opened up in d.c. that focuses on how our rivers are doing. there is a problem with rivers out west and here in d.c., specifically the anacostia. >> this goes through the nation's capital through some of the most beautiful landscapes and neighborhoods that really could use a recreational resource in the backyard. but it has been neglected like those neighborhoods. the