. >> talking about the proposed pipeline a 38-mile high pressure pipeline that would begin in chesterfielder three counties with the utility's transmission facilities and then a new bill was just proposed for safety. >> i am just taking the btu safety regulation to say let's make this a long rather than a regulation. why? because they have been giving waivers as a safety regulations. >> it is a historic area as an old quaker cemetery. >> a resident from chesterfield just learned about this. >> that don't have a good history eric is corrosion and gas line explosion that i don't want to have to make up for not wake up i want to breathe clean air and not worry about something in the air. >> with regards to the proximity projects located near churches and hospitals and residential areas. it is always a top priority is to make there is the difference between the transmission and distribution. six times the number of injuries or fatalities guess what that includes? >> they are on the front line. they get no benefit just ripping up their communities. >> how many are due to the gas made? and with

the family of a chesterfield man who vanished after going for a been found. ronald cheever' s family said his last week. crashing his truck two times last night while allegedly driving drunk. the truck with him when he hit we have a traffic alert to pass along to drivers in deerfield. police say nottingham road is closed right now due to a rollover crash. at this time, there is no word on whether anyone was hurt. the road is expected to be shut down for white some time. detours are in place. kevin: we continue on with the cloudy weather. the temperatures remaining above the average because of that cloudy weather. temperatures will get back up into the 30' s and 40' clouds are giving way to a couple of sunny breaks in the afternoon. milder temperatures for another weekend. erin: coming up next, dr. richard besser will discuss a new study about adhd and why more kids, especially girls, are they will take a look at that coming your way. we will see you back here in about .5 minutes -- 25 minutes. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which

the family of a chesterfield man who disappeared july of last year says his body has been found. ronald cheever was reported his family said his body was found by hunters last week. an autopsy confirmed his identity. he was suffering from dementia at the time he disappeared. massachusetts health officials e. coli that made as many as 80 boston college students sick. they all ate at the chipotle restaurant in brighton. the location has been shut down while it is cleaned from top to bottom. >> upon entry to the establishment, the inspector did identify three violations that caused enough concern that she felt it was prudent for us to close the establishment. erin: chipotle says it does not believe the sickness is related to the e. coli outbreak that affected 52 people in nine states. a new hampshire student has been 11-year-old kaitlin clark is a sixth grader from north woodstock and was selected as one of 35 kid reporters in the scholastic news kids press corps. she will be covering things like current events, breaking news, entertainment, and sports. congratulations. coming up, a

host: that's ron in west chesterfield, new hampshire. back to the atlantic and some of the issues regarding race relations this past year. gray died in die baltimore police custody and the nation erupted once again. here was momentum for criminal justice reform on both sides of he aisle this past year, and anniversary of the civil war arrived in 2015, david atlantic explained why americans have yet to make peace with questions at the heart of that conflict in an entitled "the civil war let me er yet." introduce you to reddic hudson. former st. louis police officer, works for the naacp, chairs the board of the ethics project. here he is, talking about rebuilding trust between police and community. mr. hudson: another thing that i think would go a long way oward resolving some of the issues we've seen is a special cases of , in all force by a police officer result nothing serious injury or death. the relations between security and police departments are too close to have a reasonable expectation that the prosecutor is going after gone in t

of a straight track of the hotel chesterfield. the races will started 2:00 and then continue it proposes to make a mile in 36 seconds and that was set in 1903 it would be faster than anyone ever moved. those with the gray eyes and nose and those that was building and driving since 1896 when it was little more than a dream. before it incorporating one-third in 1903. board should have been destined like appears but even as a young child bided time he was a teenager at first it was the watches and the clocks to repair. that not long after he took the time to explain the mechanization is to the board. they already knew about the race cars the greatest american race car driver a man even more daring than ford. he had never driven a motor vehicle of any time seeking publicity at a second attempt but at the time for himself was larry saying he would try anything once. than with the challengers cup with the home of harness racing even with its quirky features. it is only a week to teach him to drive. all he had to learn was how to control

jennifer: hunters have helped close the case on a missing man from chesterfield. josh: ronald cheever went for a home. yesterday that a body found by hunters in a state park last week is cheever. cheever had dementia at the time he went missing. jennifer: health officials in boston are confirming it was the norovirus, not e-coli, that made as many as 80 boston college students sick. the school says the students all ate at the chipotle in brighton. a restaurant employee reported being sick last week. the location has been shut down while it's cleaned top to bomb. >> upon entry to the establishment the inspector did identify three violations that caused enough concerns in her mind that she felt it was prudent for us to close the establishment. jennifer: chipotle is saying it does not believe this sickness is related to the e-coli outbreak at some of its other restaurants, which has affected 52 people across nine states. josh: consistent weather here. temperatures have dropped, the consistency here is lack of snow. many might be wondering if we're going to see any in

ed in chesterfield below freezing up 20's. out in whom ingham, pennsylvania, fran, at 29 degrees, he had to break out the scrape they are morning on the windchill, even here in philadelphia, north side of town, phil checking in at below freezing 31. up in the lehigh valley, little milder, agree above freezing in allentown, judge ya's house, charles up in bath bath northampton county comes in at 33 degrees. so here is the set up. weigh are talking about, weather headlines the next several days, a loft sunshine around today, tomorrow, so mostly sunny weekend, temperatures stay above average, than of that's really the trends over the next seven days. dry stretch, no big storm system to talk becomes just dominated by area of high pressure across our region this weekend, so a loft sunshine, temperatures running five, 10 degrees above average. winds are going to be light. here's the set up on storm scan3, nice, quiet, clear skies over us right now, we have the clear skies, calm winds, perfect ingredients to get the cold temperatures

good sunrise pictures this morning, check it out, ed connor chesterfield couple cool shots, little colorp with the mid to high level clouds. also some fog on some of the fields. that's what we're dealing, with peter, down in williamstown, check out this, beautiful color this morning with the sunrise. now, one spot where it is not so nice, up in the poconos, because we're seeing lack every snow. check it o live look at big boulder, and you know you can see testing some of the snow machines, probably the past few weeks, some of those cold night, but just not cold enough to even make snow, need cold dry air mass, just not happening. when we get those days, it is just replaced by warm day with rain. so, delayed start to the ski season up in the resorts, so skiers and riders not liking this forecast. so here is the headlines. record warmth today, potentially even tomorrow too. rain will return to our forecast by the end of the week, we cool it down little built, but still nothing cold. >> well above that high of 72. tomorrow's rod, 69ment we'll get close. upper 60s even with clouds and some s

reporter from jeff moore in chesterfield, mid 20's. 26 degrees. the nottingham in 27.boro, new jersey feeling chill this morning. kenneth martin 28 degrees. eagleville 29. you get the idea. even philadelphia phil chap hans line at 30 degrees. people are saying frost out there this morning. you will need that ice scraper if your car was left outside. also cool shot from phil chapline from philadelphia, nice shot of the crescent moon this white dot is venous and they will come close together tomorrow morning. monday morning will be the best time to check this out right before sunrise. it is venous that will be really close to the moon and again, this morning, a lot of frost. out in chesterfield we are looking at this picture of a frosty morning on the grass and even on some of the road. we are dealing with freezing fog. check this out. we are taking a live look from the palmyra cove nature park in new jersey. you cannot see the city so along the river you do have some areas of some locally dense fog, and especially north and west of the city up toward berks county and le

dropped parents losses custody of their children and one case leading to a death of a common cold in chesterfield when the defendant was not affording the bail and his babies not if this how to take care of him the u.s. leads the world in pretrial and an estimate half a million people are in the jails on any given day can't make bail we there is still a lot more work to do we know that those calls of action are happening throughout the country i hope we are a model for how to make our communities safer i want to recognize supervisor breed for doing a tremendous amount of work and thank you to you and your staff and i have i didn't has been working on this issue over a year and the tremendous advocates percentage provides the issues i've that idle but most importantly recognize laura thrombins and others that provided a ton of policy support we really rethink what it means to build a better city here in san francisco i'm proud of today. >> thank you, supervisor kim. >> commissioner campos. >> thank you, madam chair i like to ask the members of the public to say a no to a new jail to stand if you'r

he's out near chesterfield, and he is saying this is out in the neighborhood, i'm assuming he is walkingis dog, just my guest. meanwhile foggy neighborhoods here, from chestnut hill section, from phil chaplain. still warm morning, reporting 55, mid or low 40's in bath, pa, and clementon, new jersey, middletown where jays son reporting and the list goes on. soap, really warm air combined with very light winds and lot of moisture to work with, and that's what's helping this fog to form so readily. and we have certainly seen our fair share of it, be very locally dense, that's something do you have keep in mind here guys. it will slow you down. it just will, no matter where your travels take you, going to be running into the poor viabilities, storm system responsible for it, this area of low pressure, storm center will actually get swept off to the northeast, cold front that trails, that's what krause cents over area later today. so, we essentially see a line of rain moving in. but we are going to be dealing with that i would say probably from evening rush in toward about midnight. then it s

this came from ed connor in chesterfield. this is route 528 where there is fog lying in thick. that will glow around the street lamp and damp, foggy beginning to the morning in chestnut hill this came in from phil chapline, beautiful christmas tree lights out on the city streets. damp start to the morning. a foggy one as well. we have been discussing dense fog advisories are posted and we will get to that in a second. lets give you a sense of the temperatures, it is mild, in the 50's, exclusively a across the board here, and, then very remote suburbs up further north, charles reporting 50 degrees. the it is 57 right now in cherry hill, where lynn is reporting from. you get the idea, mild air, light wind, lots of moisture, er go fog. we do have a warm front lift nothing too. that will continue this stretch, off on the thermometer but we do have rain that is just certainly right now lifting through del marva but not quite here just yet. once it gets here it is with us all day. that is shown very well. we have 5:00 a.m. rain coming through in pockets. so you are not all going to b

temperatures mid and upper 40's, even miler than that in some spots, too, ed connor reporting the rain in chesterfieldight now. he says it is damp, it is actually kind of humid where he is, really, generally that's the region wide. but still fairly warm. now, let's go next to spot, just outside of philadelphia, we take you to phil's report also reporting some light rain currently, out in philadelphia, and his comment, rain withing temps rising all night. you know, we are going to see little more movement on the thermometer up, little up tick here, but not too much more. we are close at least to where we top off later today. fran, also, reporting the rain, 46 in hot ingham. i like his comment: at least it is not snow or do we wish it was? you know, you got to depend who you ask. some people just craving it already, the ski lovers, that kind of thing, so, let us know on facebook and twitter. are you where wishing this was snow? the current, or the typical sort of rule of thumb ratio, for snow, versus rainfall, for everyone inch of rain would you have 10 inches of snow. we might ends up with 2 inches eve

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ed connor in chesterfield, new jersey. what a dull day, glad i had a lot to do indoors. it was an indoor kind of day, loved this picture of his dog casey, he was asking for an umbrella you need casey to get a doggie rain coat. wow look adorable in that. lets head into pennsylvania i want to say thank you to bill layden, 53 in cardington. hes cloud. say thank to you phil chapline that beautiful picture that would be my desk top background. phil mailed me a print of it. i love our weather watchers. they are always doing great stuff like. that sandor in newark, delaware, 53 degrees and cloudy. few showers moving through earlier but as you can see, on storm scan three, those are moving out. the rain is clearing the coast at the moment. still some showers up and down shore points and down in the sussex county, delaware but for the most part we are seeing this clearing out. it just kept coming in waves and waves all take but once it got that push from the west wind everything cleared out rapidly. that is good news, drying out throughout the overnight hours but again those pock

milder in chesterfield, at 57 degrees, for ed.e it will still remain overcast for the most part and then conditions will still be mild for this time of the year. so who saw the white christmas yesterday. no one around mid-atlantic and north east. all of the snow pack out a across the western half of the united states, there was a lit built of snow through northern new england and northern maine to get into that snow action but nothing around the region with all these mild temperatures. that is part of the reason why we are seeing sustained warmth because there is no snow. when we have snow, sun's energy escapes and we saw a new you record at 71 degrees. the yesterday tying a record at 68. today though no word will be set. tomorrow though forecast high of 70. that should shatter old record of 64 set in 1949. that will put an end to the record for the the next several weeks. fifty-five right now current temperature in philadelphia and wilmington. forty-one in mount pocono. some colder air that is trying to spill southward, we have w

sent us beautiful shot of the moon earlier this, more i posted it on twitter, too, close spot in chesterfielde got high pressure in place, pressure kind of high reporting from his station, bill, reports nice clear sky, out in card inning ton, check out his comment, clear, crisp this morning, give your car time to warm up. that is sound advice. you know, now even though we are technically above average, this is the time of year, where you need to think about those things. the frost is here, the freeze is here. and certainly that very cold seat when you sit in the car initially, is here, as well. so keep that in mind. storm scan, let's go there next, watching storm cyst make its full retreat. see with the counter clockwise spin how the clouds start of lift away from southwest to northeast here. and, as that storm pulls away, not even bringing enough cold air, to bring anything more than rain, even across northern new england. so that storm system was near miss essentially and even where it is hitting places like cape cod, not really doing too much. high pressure then place for the rest of the e

cities such as chesterfield, st.s, and areas of that, the and that is a 40-minute drive, and st. charles is a historic town there, and most of them would have built up the levees to the west, and now what they have done since 1993, i am not sure, but the corps of engineers there have been working on this. and record rainfall in a day and a half, but it is drying up, and the weather is looking to go in there for the next couple of days. >> i am looking ta pictures of the water up to the top of the mcdonald's, and the rain oup the homes of past the front door, and what is the recovery for a community like this to dry out, and get back to normal? when will the people get back to their homes? >> well, it is a good question, because it will take a couple of day days. the waters will recede quickly in the residential areas, and when you see a business like that, it is one of several homes and businesses that have been indi inundated. and obvious ly, the foundation, and the structures and the infrastructures of the homes ha

at jerry's house, woodbine, new jersey, same deal in chesterfield, north wales, 31 degrees, 31 now inewark, delaware, checking in lee's house, cool pictures morning, if you didn't get a shot to see the moon and venus close together. we got you covered. maybe the fog casino of speared the visibility. peter's picture of the moon in venus close together. there is venus right there, the crested moon out of williamstown, good clear conditions out there this morning. get your shots right before sunrise, hopefully able to check it out. hard to believe we're in the cold season, seven days until we average 45 degrees for the high. not happening, 16 days until winter officially arrives, 19 until christmas, 25 days until new years. not much happening, little clouds over us, two systems one will pass by to our south and east, another one to the south and west. back to sunny skies into tonight, few clouds, tomorrow, looks pretty good. now the jet stream, the overall pattern still, keeps the jet to our north, that locks the cold air, up in canada, so dealing with pacific air masses that's why our c

lynn springer's house 30 degrees in chester county, nottingham, chesterfield also looking at lower 30's this hour and philadelphia john hagman, 33 degrees. similar numbers in, allentown, mount laurel, new jersey, kerry higgins check in at the 1 degree above freezing. wind chills are an issue, and into the the afternoon. this is what it feels like when you factor in the wind in middletown delaware. jason has 21 degrees, feeling like 19 on exposed skin in nottingham, pennsylvania in philadelphia mid 20's, same deal in cherry hill and up in bat. you get the picture. throw on that heavier coat we have in the had to use it in a past few weeks as temperatures are bar where they should this be time of the year. the lets go outside where we had flurry action around three or 4:00 o'clock. maybe not. we will go to our graphic. headlines is a chilly weekend with temperatures at or slightly below average for the the first time this month. we will talk about lane, returning, into the seven day forecast and, once again, we will warm things up as we head toward christmas eve. perhaps setting a new r

ed connor in chesterfield, new jersey reporting some rain and ed sent us a couple photos from earlieroday. he says rain almost all afternoon, a warm, wet, dull afternoon out there, showing a picture of the road, thank you to ed. 61 degrees as we check with phil in chestnut hill. phil says is it december 23rd or october 23rd? well, if you stepped outside and you had no sense of the calendar you would probably presume it is october 23rd. that is what it feels like out there the you don't need a heavy coat. you need umbrella chestnut hill a lot of traffic and it is slow going all across the the region. lets see if we have rainfall amounts from our eyewitness weather watchers here. we do. lou, has 1.1 inches of rain in newark, delaware delores lee over an inch as well. walt inner newark at almost an inch. buena vista township south jersey, margot is at .8. take a peak what is happening outside. we will go first to our live neighborhood network cameras from the palmyra cove nature park in new jersey, 61 degrees there we are showing low clouds and a glummy looking night over center city phi

a lot of spots are calm right now, ed in chesterfield in breeze to deal with, 4 miles an hour breezephiladelphia. eight in buena vista township. not as windy as yesterday morning so still down right coal. snow flying in the poconos. the look at this, live look at big boulder, finally able to use snow guns for the first time this season, two days in a row, trying to get a good base down there but still ski season is going to be delayed. warmer air returns. even some rain but hopefully they can take advantage of any chance that they can get to make the snow, perfect conditions right new bit cold, dry air mass in place. warming trend on the way, 43 where we should be, that is pretty much where we will have for our high temperatures, each day gets warmer, by christmas eve we're approaching 07 degrees shattering old record of six 46789 storm scan three quite to it day, not a bad finish, holiday shopping, cutting down that christmas tree, looks good today, throw on that extra heavier coat this morning. high pressure stays on top today in, threat of rain, good news for eagles game tonight.

he has clouds in chesterfield. we will touch on one more. lets get to the delaware river. degrees if we can get it there. there we go. coming from delores. twenty-seven is the temperature, as we hit on that one but everybody is feeling the chill out there this morning. got to be careful with these touch screens they are touchy. storm scan showing quiet weather. high pressure on the side. looking off to the west we have thin cloud, that is our next very weak cold front set to move into our area. it will be bringing with it certainly a couple of cloud along the way. we don't expect wet weather out of it. a all we have got going is dry weather, and a uphill climb on the thermometer. we do give you an a mine to us day more than anything, for comparison sake take a look for rest of the week has in store, guys. by tomorrow upper 50's. by the the time we hit friday, a dose of very, very late winter early springtime and then we will head in the weekend and we are just off to the races. challenging if not tying a couple record along the way and we will keep sunshine. meisha, it jus

then fog on some back roads outlying suburbs hard to see, chesterfield, where ed connor is located., take you over to what's going on with the fog advisory, we did have advisories posted region wide, since expiring through cape may, cumberland, central southern delaware, fog starting to lift. wind kicking up just enough to help scour it out. everyone else is particular in it. meanwhile, out to alaska, why? very substantial storm system, moving on shore, and that's actually going to send piece of some cooler air our way, in the days ahead. as we look here at storm scan3, pretty heavy, large storm system, a we advance again back to the alaska storm, just move on here. but the next storm system is what's coming our way today. soap, fog initially for the morning drive, rain later on, for the p.m. drive, and still real warm. it is a weird day for december standards. then temperatures get cut back to the up ear's tomorrow. obviously cooler, still well above average and that next system i showed in you alaska sending cooler air our way later this week to the point saturday, sunday, meisha,

buena vista township as margo simons checks in at 51 degrees, waiting on sunday shine, ed at 53 in chesterfieldsimilar number clementon, low mid 50's at this hour, lawrenceville peter at 53 degrees. sanatoga, ooh degrees, nottingham, chester county, mild 54. you get the picture, everyone pretty uniform in the 50's at this hour, fog giving way to sunshine this afternoon. there is a look from palmyra new jersey, across the delaware bay. visibilities starting to improve little bit. >> 6589 old record setback in 1963, should be fat erring with a forecast high of 72 degrees, even tomorrow, flirting with record temperatures, 69 is the records sit back 1881. good shot of getting close to that with forecast high of 67. showers, west, next weather maker, cold front very slow mover. so it will take its time to get herement looks like tomorrow afternoon and evening we start to see showers arrive until then a mixture every sunday and clouds throughout the day today. so rain chances increase for tomorrow, mainly second half of the day. we dry it out for tuesday and wednesday, and then bring back some more s

temperatures well above seasonal average as we have been saying over and over this month, ed connor 59 in chesterfieldrsey. he sent thus photo, christmas decorations, snoopy is ready to help sanity, red baron, all ready to go, little wet, rain drops on him but snoopy can take it. he is good to go. 60 degrees in the the north with steve schwartz in bensalem. in problems there either. we are seeing cloudy conditions but rain has moved out. a a few spots that picked up rain, kathy, her rain gauge .7 . ocean city new jersey james at a half inch there and more in buena vista township at margot simmons house. heavier rain did fall across portions of south jersey but now has moved out and you can see on storm scan three not a whole lot here tonight. we have a dense cloud cover, especially south and east of the city, cloud fog down the shore into delaware. we have had clearing in the north and western suburbs but you can see another round of the south and west and it does cloud up again overnight with another round of rain, this rain down here heading our way during the day tomorrow. temperatures still level

ed connor from chesterfield, reporting just clouds, but sent us cute picture, toyed show it to you, very flag, with the snow man, but his caption cracked me up, won't be making any of these. yes, no snow in the forecast, folks, really just going to be a very mild casino of damp cull elf days we're look at here. temperatures are in the 50's, one more, 49 degrees coming into us from alex, pretty much coolest spots of the pack. still flirting with 50. in mays landing just clouds, it doesn't mean you're not finding wet weather out there if you head bit further inland did i see report from ed heat on at glenn in one of the western suburbs, steadier rain, light rain falling, from the leading edge of the frontal boundery. so no thunderstorms with. >> this certainly no ice or snow. strictly light rain event. out of it. and it will be with us generally into the first half of the afternoon and then it dries out. walking you through future weather 6:00 a.m., starting to over spread the area. this is guidance, not gospel, but where there is indication another little pocket move over the city around

sally's got 47 degrees in wilmington, he had ned chesterfield at 45, phil in philadelphia, 47 degreest goes on, pete nerve lawrenceville, 45. journey blue bell, haven't seen him give observation that is while, welcome back, blue bell at 44 degrees, and del or owes down in newark checking in, as well, with temperatures low 40's, dow want to show you couple of pictures, few came in, most mold. >> i with ratter to the fog. it is patchy. where do you have it it is very obvious. another picture educated sent into us. he is out with this picture anyway at route 664 with mist over the water, few lights off in the distance, going to one more actually taken around philadelphia. >> courtesy every phil reporting out there some fog out there right now. now that said, more than anything, it is not so much the fog that's the weather headline, it is the warmth. that's where we want to turn our focus next. start it off, live look at "skycam 3", yet, not foggy shot here in center city. this being taken live from our very own cbs-3 studios here, as you face south, you can see, there is no problem makin

ed up to 28 in chesterfield. and 30 in lynn's house in cherry hill, new jersey.mstown, peter still below freezing coming in at 30 at this hour. david dutch in clementon, new jersey 32. tanya in philadelphia is coming in at 34 degrees. so, she's brave. she's going out for philly freedom 5k run. the nice morning for that run to benefit the the independent hall national park, so using there and overall good running conditions. little cold. we don't have wind to deal w lynn in cherry hill, she says her garden is confused. why am i still blooming. the that is a strong flower right there to brave through morning temperatures but that is the trend. we are dealing with temperatures well in the 50's a lot of unshine. forecast is above average. so here we go, lets go outside, where we still cannot see sky line too well from the palmyra cove nature park across the ridge in new jersey. we have haze and if you go to deal w is there local willly dense areas of fog especially north and west. we will go from berks county leaks high valley still, there is visibility dropping a te

>> yes, i was driving from my home in chesterfield to st. charles to do some shopping. i didn't raelsz how bad the flooding had gotten because i have been off to the side of it. and i drove a little north and all of a sudden 141 was flooded. i had to take an alternate route. >> hang with me. i have a lot more i want to ask of you. but tom sater, let me pivot to you. we're talking about multiple towns and cities in missouri. some that are in particular dire straights as far as get. ing out. walk us through where we're talking about. >> i know this area well. born and raised in st. louis and flooding is no stranger to some areas. 1993 the historic year, mainly along the mississippi and the missouri rivers. i just drove back on sunday after a week's worth of rain. they had over 8, 9 inches of rainfall. you can see the stationary but let's break this down even more. it's more than just looking at flood watches. major rivers. you have the mississippi, obviously. everything flows into the mississippi. i have the missouri river, even down in areas of around little rock we're s

call the franklin police the family of a chesterfield man says that his body has been found. ronald cheever was reported missing when he went for a walk and never came home. his body was found by hunters last week in pisgah state park. he was suffering from dementia at the time he disappeared. outside we go for you right now. we are seeing gray skies. kevin: i just want you to take a look atop mount washington. it looks so, there. they have a little bit of light snow near the railings, but it this point of the year, you would usually see much more of a winter scene in that direction. we are under a high canopy of clouds this morning. we will see that gradually erode into the afternoon. the system back to our west does not promise a lot of precipitation. it is not going to provide anything more than a passing shower. milder air that comes back in. by the weekend, temperatures back in the 50' s. erin: thank you so much. it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street b

dropped parents losses custody of their children and one case leading to a death of a common cold in chesterfield when the defendant was not affording the bail and his babies not if this how to take care of him the u.s. leads the world in pretrial and an estimate half a million people are in the jails on any given day can't make bail we there is still a lot more work to do we know that those calls of action are happening throughout the country i hope we are a model for how to make our communities safer i want to recognize supervisor breed for doing a tremendous amount of work and thank you to you and your staff and i have i didn't has been working on this issue over a year and the tremendous advocates percentage provides the issues i've that idle but most importantly recognize laura thrombins and others that provided a ton of policy support we really rethink what it means to build a better city here in san francisco i'm proud of today. >> thank you, supervisor kim. >> commissioner campos. >> thank you, madam chair i like to ask the members of the public to say a no to a new jail to stand if you'r

dropped parents losses custody of their children and one case leading to a death of a common cold in chesterfield when the defendant was not affording the bail and his babies not if this how to take care of him the u.s. leads the world in pretrial and an estimate half a million people are in the jails on any given day can't make bail we there is still a lot more work to do we know that those calls of action are happening throughout the country i hope we are a model for how to make our communities safer i want to recognize supervisor breed for doing a tremendous amount of work and thank you to you and your staff and i have i didn't has been working on this issue over a year and the tremendous advocates percentage provides the issues i've that idle but most importantly recognize laura thrombins and others that provided a ton of policy support we really rethink what it means to build a better city here in san francisco i'm proud of today. >> thank you, supervisor kim. >> commissioner campos. >> thank you, madam chair i like to ask the members of the public to say a no to a new jail to stand if you'r

dropped parents losses custody of their children and one case leading to a death of a common cold in chesterfield when the defendant was not affording the bail and his babies not if this how to take care of him the u.s. leads the world in pretrial and an estimate half a million people are in the jails on any given day can't make bail we there is still a lot more work to do we know that those calls of action are happening throughout the country i hope we are a model for how to make our communities safer i want to recognize supervisor breed for doing a tremendous amount of work and thank you to you and your staff and i have i didn't has been working on this issue over a year and the tremendous advocates percentage provides the issues i've that idle but most importantly recognize laura thrombins and others that provided a ton of policy support we really rethink what it means to build a better city here in san francisco i'm proud of today. >> thank you, supervisor kim. >> commissioner campos. >> thank you, madam chair i like to ask the members of the public to say a no to a new jail to stand if you'r

dropped parents losses custody of their children and one case leading to a death of a common cold in chesterfield when the defendant was not affording the bail and his babies not if this how to take care of him the u.s. leads the world in pretrial and an estimate half a million people are in the jails on any given day can't make bail we there is still a lot more work to do we know that those calls of action are happening throughout the country i hope we are a model for how to make our communities safer i want to recognize supervisor breed for doing a tremendous amount of work and thank you to you and your staff and i have i didn't has been working on this issue over a year and the tremendous advocates percentage provides the issues i've that idle but most importantly recognize laura thrombins and others that provided a ton of policy support we really rethink what it means to build a better city here in san francisco i'm proud of today. >> thank you, supervisor kim. >> commissioner campos. >> thank you, madam chair i like to ask the members of the public to say a no to a new jail to stand if you'r

dropped parents losses custody of their children and one case leading to a death of a common cold in chesterfieldwhen the defendant was not affording the bail and his babies not if this how to take care of him the u.s. leads the world in pretrial and an estimate half a million people are in the jails on any given day can't make bail we there is still a lot more work to do we know that those calls of action are happening throughout the country i hope we are a model for how to make our communities safer i want to recognize supervisor breed for doing a tremendous amount of work and thank you to you and your staff and i have i didn't has been working on this issue over a year and the tremendous advocates percentage provides the issues i've that idle but most importantly recognize laura thrombins and others that provided a ton of policy support we really rethink what it means to build a better city here in san francisco i'm proud of today. >> thank you, supervisor kim. >> commissioner campos. >> thank you, madam chair i like to ask the members of the public to say a no to a new jail to stand if you're

dropped parents losses custody of their children and one case leading to a death of a common cold in chesterfield when the defendant was not affording the bail and his babies not if this how to take care of him the u.s. leads the world in pretrial and an estimate half a million people are in the jails on any given day can't make bail we there is still a lot more work to do we know that those calls of action are happening throughout the country i hope we are a model for how to make our communities safer i want to recognize supervisor breed for doing a tremendous amount of work and thank you to you and your staff and i have i didn't has been working on this issue over a year and the tremendous advocates percentage provides the issues i've that idle but most importantly recognize laura thrombins and others that provided a ton of policy support we really rethink what it means to build a better city here in san francisco i'm proud of today. >> thank you, supervisor kim. >> commissioner campos. >> thank you, madam chair i like to ask the members of the public to say a no to a new jail to stand if you'r

dropped parents losses custody of their children and one case leading to a death of a common cold in chesterfield when the defendant was not affording the bail and his babies not if this how to take care of him the u.s. leads the world in pretrial and an estimate half a million people are in the jails on any given day can't make bail we there is still a lot more work to do we know that those calls of action are happening throughout the country i hope we are a model for how to make our communities safer i want to recognize supervisor breed for doing a tremendous amount of work and thank you to you and your staff and i have i didn't has been working on this issue over a year and the tremendous advocates percentage provides the issues i've that idle but most importantly recognize laura thrombins and others that provided a ton of policy support we really rethink what it means to build a better city here in san francisco i'm proud of today. >> thank you, supervisor kim. >> commissioner campos. >> thank you, madam chair i like to ask the members of the public to say a no to a new jail to stand if you'r

jennifer: hunters have helped close the case on a missing man from chesterfield. josh: ronald cheever went for a home.