of crestwood can send their kids to wilson senior high school under the mayor's plan, they would have to send their kids to rows investment -- roosevelt. anybody got a problem with that. >> may i answer that? >> yes, it's in your ward. >> it is in my ward but we are in ward 8 so let's talk about the impact of the boundaries on ward 8 neighborhoods first. and what the boundaries on the table would do is say to families who are in ward 8 is that there is going to be a line down the anacostia river and you are in boundary for anything across it. there are families right now who are in boundary for eastern high school so i will not support a plan and i do not think a plan is ready if it exacerbates educational inequality and the same is true for the neighborhood that you mentioned that i have the privilege of representing right now, drawing a line down rock creek park is also not acceptable and it exacerbates educational inequality in our city. >> wait a minute. i want to redirect the question. what is your plan? >> i would like to answer that question too, bruce. >> okay. >> my children

crestwood village still getting a few rain drops this morning. and in eastern berks county, just to the south of rockland, looks like a very light shower right now. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast, 60s with clouds breaking for some sunshine in the pocono mountains. 67 degrees and isolated showers possible this morning. less likely this afternoon. 72 in reading. up to 73 for trenton, northeast philadelphia and norristown will also be in the low 70s. and dover will hit 74 degrees. just a little bit cooler for vineland and atlantic city, 70 degrees. you'll see more breaks of sunshine than any showers this morning. and that's going to be the case for inland areas, for the i-95 corridor, wilmington, chester and philadelphia. starting with clouds, an isolated shower this morning, then breaks of sunshine this afternoon. a look at the weekend and beyond with the seven-day when i come back. >>> it's ten minutes after 5:00. if you're getting ready to hit the road for your wednesday morning, let's see if there's anything out there that might slow

the texas-based company crestwood midstream is due to begin construction today as part of a plan to store natural gas in abandoned salt caverns on the shores of seneca lake. the lake provides drinking water to 100,000 people. protesters, including the biologist, author and cancer survivor sandra steingraber, say the plan poses major health and safety risks. >> even though outstanding questions have been raised by the scientists and public alike about the inherent instability of these caverns and possible fault lines and accidents that can happen here, a lot of that data are hidden away from us. yet, we are being compelled to assume the risks without being able to offer our informed consent. >> residents plan to rally again today. earlier this month an investigation revealed the administration of new york governor andrew cuomo edited and delayed a federal study that revealed risks associated with fracking. according to capital new york, the edited version of the report removed a reference to the risks of storing gas underground. in southwestern germany, an exposed gas pipe at a constructio

let's talk about crestwood which is on the other side of the river but right now residents of crestwoodan send there kids to wilson junior high school. under the mayor's plan t they would have to send their kids to roosevelt to anybody got a problem with that? bowser: it is in my ward but we are in ward eight so let's talk about the impact of the boundaries on board eight neighborhoods first. [applause] and with the boundaries of on the table would do is say to families who are in ward eight is that there's going to be a line down the anacostia river and join not in boundary for anything across it. and our families right now who are in boundary for eastern high school. so i will not support a plan and they do not think a plan is ready if it exacerbates educational into gold. the same is true for the neighborhood that you mention that i haven't approach of. drawing a line down rockford park is not acceptable and it is bad for educational inequality in our city. [applause] >> moderator: wait, wait, wait. i want to redirect the question. what is acceptable? transit and i'd like to answer t

let's talk about -- right now residents of crestwood can send their kids to wilson junior high schooland the mayor's plan they would send their kids to roosevelt. does anyone have a problem with that? bowser: it is in my ward but we are in ward 8 so let's talk about the impact of the boundaries on word eight neighborhoods first. [applause] and what the boundaries on the table would do is say to families who are in ward 8 is that there's going to be a line down the anacostia river and you are not a boundary for anything across it. their families right now who are in boundary for eastern high school so i will not support a plan and i do not think the plan is ready that exacerbates educational inequality. the same is true for the neighborhood you mentioned that i had the privilege of representing right now drawing a line down rock street park is also not acceptable and exacerbates educational inequality in our city. [applause] >> moderator: i want to redirect the question. coakley: i would like to answer that question too. my children went to the d.c. public schools and one of the reason

on the other side but right now residents of crestwood can send their kids to wilson senior high schooler the mayor's plan they would have to send their kids to roosevelt. anybody got a problem with that? bowser: it is in my ward that we are in ward eight let's talk about the impact on the boundaries of the ward eight neighborhoods, first. ' and what the boundaries on the table but do is to say to the families who are in ward 8 is there's going to be a line down the anacostia river and you are not in boundaries for anything across it. there are families right now in boundary for eastern high school. so, i will not support a plan and i do not think the plan is ready if it exacerbates educational inequality. and the same is true for the neighborhood that you mentioned that i had the privilege of representing right now. drawing a line down the park is also not acceptable and it exacerbates educational inequality in our city. [applause] >> moderator: what is acceptable? schwartz: my kids went to the public schools because public schools because of the glorious diversity that is washington,