standup: "here's how the it works loitering will now be illegal on any median less than five feet wide and on many of the city's on and off ramps those the law - could face a fine" 18:22 "the people may ask if people are engaged in a certain activity at those intersections, and they'll be asked to move along."donovan says the law is ?not? directly targeting panhandlers instead - anyone using medians in what he calls a dangerous way :15:13 "from selling water, to panhandling, to raising money for churches, all of these kinds of things." if youre location - donovan says you should call the city clerk. signs may also be posted at a later date. :17:30 "we may find it necessary to do that at the various restricted medians." evan kruegel tells us the ordinance officially goes into effect next friday.fines vary from 50 to 200 dollars. time and time again...you hear the stories of drug addiction and overdose deaths...experts say it sometimes starts with prescription drug abuse... abuse...tonight -- there are fewer pilon that's because its is national drug take back day.?this? is new

adrienne: that's why alderman bob donovan is happy to see the new loitering ordinance. it bans people in the city of milwaukee from standing on medians less than five feet wide. we saw several panhandlers at this spot on 26th and st. paul. one not even using a median and the median isn't five feet wide. i talked to one of the panhandlers. he says he has no problem with the new rule as long as they don't kick them off the sidewalk. the alderman promises the new ordinance isn't just for panhandlers. you do have a church group standing in the median, would you walk up to them and find them? >> we would call the police and ask them to move along. adrienne: i have the new ordinance here. those tickets will range from $50 to but the alderman tells us $250, police will most likely warn people first. live in milwaukee, i'm adrienne pedersen, wisn 12 news. joyce: parents in fond du lac county are allowed to host underage drinkers in their home. a state appeals court overturned a county ordinance which barred such parties. the case centers on a van dyne man who was cited last yea

. -- loiter >> reporter: giving yourself a test spree would be good if you wanted to check your mensural wipers. -- wind shield wipers >> reporter: this is something when you think about the head lights ... you will need to hit that switch to make sure those lights are truky on. >> pam: and disturbing case where a white m feat a worker is in custody. -- ymca worker is now in custody >> reporter: taylor swift is being charged with a crime that happened in september. concerned parent funds 7 year old port is a student at the elementary school and attend the same ymca 2 you are always very cautious and talk to your children about this. but, when it happens to other children were your child is attending the same facility is on of this world. >> i think this is difficult to be confident. because more will come out. hopefully that no other children have been hurt. >> reporter: the school districts as they are heartsick can't turn our of these allegations but the 25 year old has been booked and the santa clara jail. it reported an san jose. alecia reid, kron4news >> grant: sexual assault and th

the new law prohibits people from loitering - and/or panhandling - on any median less than 5 feet wide... or on a median in a road or highway that's deemed a safety hazard for pedestrians. the policy takes effect today. the common council unanimously approved the ordinance earlier this month before the mayor signed it into effect. alderman bob donovan - who sponsored it - says there was growing concern about people asking for money or selling things on dangerous medians... where many car crashes occur. the new law does not apply to people crossing the street... utility workers... or on duty police, fire and emergency if you violate it... you could be fined between 50 and 200 dollars plus court costs. violators unable to pay could be jailed. live...pz... tmj4 up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--the popular drink combination that scientists compare to using cocaine.then -- ring thieves target a super bowl champ.how police caught the the former penn state assistant football coach who came forward to testify against jerry million dollars richer .. a jury sided with mike mcqueary i

the new law prohibits people from loitering - and/or panhandling - on any median a median in a road or highway that's deemed a safety hazard for pedestrians. the policy takes effect today. the common council unanimously approved the ordinance earlier this month before the mayor signed it into effect. alderman bob donovan - who sponsored it - says there was growing concern about people asking for money or selling things on dangerous medians... where many car crashes occur. the new law people crossing the street... utility workers... or on duty police, fire and emergency officials responding to calls. if you violate it... you could be fined between 50 and 200 dollars plus court costs. violators unable to pay could just into our newsroom. syrian rebel groups have launched a large-scale offensive to break the government's siege of eastern aleppo. aleppo's currently focal point of a 6-year war. the rebels targeted a military airport.. detonated two car bombs and attacking with more than 150 rockets.15 civilians have been killed and a 100 others are wounded. heavy fighting has been happening

in gotham city, the crime of loitering requires the loiterer to remain in the same spot for over two minutes. you -- you jailhouse lawyer! the tricky trickster! he's outwitting us! ooh, dear me! the court jester must run. jest in time! ha ha ha ha! [just] well, goodbye, kiddies, and remember, i was here, eh? [ laughs ] what an odd parting remark. why'd he want us to remember he was here? from the lips of a crook, it can mean only one thing. establishing an alibi! the batphone signal! batman! hey, batman! it's your batphone! young woman: the batphone, batman! [ beeping continues ] what now, commissioner? another strike -- a cocktail lounge, a gimmick jukebox. it must be the joker. we'll never make it stick. he has an alibi. maybe we can break it. what?! you?! forget it. give me the address. i'll race to the scene of the crime. right. goodbye. batman, sir! you forgot your box of slides! bring it over! fake a headache. speed home. wait for me in the batcave. you're welcome, sir! boys and girls, go back to your studies. behind this innocent-seeming candy store, an abandoned garage, now h

the 16-year-old was caught loitering friday. he got angry with the officer. threatened to spit on him. tried resisting arrest buzz was eventually taken in. >> teaming town help residents prepare their homes. the city is are received a grapt from the ohio several dozen owner occupied homes and provide rental assistance to others. >>> fantasy sports fans stick around for march madness -- the rules could soon be changing. >> a heart-warming homecoming >>> we shift towards the south. also lower 70s. even warmer as we head throughout the week. but for now though i'm going to toss it over to kristen. >> thank you. we are dealing with fog so be extra careful on 77. but elsewhere in northeast ohio and the highways look good. we do have some work happening starting akron along 76. i have those lane restriction details coming up a little bit later. over to you. >> kristen the indians are coming home. they face the boston red sox with the american league division series. yesterday's win securing them home field advantage. first playoff game will be here in cleveland on

. >> our former cohost billy bush isngo loiter wh the "today" show. >> nbc news announced last night that billy bush would be leaving effective immediately. nbc family we wish billy all the best as he moves forward. >> nbc is basically paying billy bush millions of dollars to go away. we don't know how much money. nbc is not commenting and billy bush's lawyers deny he's being paid $10 million. this tells me it could be 6 to $8 million for billy bush. >> not bad for bush who was heard in leaked tape from 2005 making lewd comments with donald trump. he released own statement, the conversations i've had with my daughters and support from friends, family and colleagues. look forward to what lies ahead. >> no noncompete clause so he can join another network right away. be interesting to see what he does and what network is interested in hiring him. >> just one hour after nbc announced the exit, another twist. >> you felt the host billy bush was egging him on? >> yes. sitdown with melania trump where she blamed bush for her husband's remarks. >> he was egged on from the host to say bad stu

neighbors say - customers constantly loitering has cast a shadow on this block for some time. latoya lewis moved next door 3 months ago. 11:32-10 i don't want the store to be completely shut down.. i just want it to be wholesome neighborhood like i thought we were going to have when i move over here. 11:32:26 i would like for my kids to be able to go to the store to get bread or be outside without drunk people asking them for change. 11:32:35alabed's tenant who lived upstairs was murdered. the suspect is his employee.racine police also did a sting operation. ticketing sunshine supermarket 29 times for selling alcohol and cigarettes to minors. minors.11:05:35 how they set me up they sent 29 people in an hour the cashier she's () with that. she don't know what to do. 11:05:49 --- people in the line and she don't have even time to card. 11:05:59the city says this isnt the first time the store has been cited. its now in jeopardy of losing its license - or closing down 11:03:35 to sell my business and move out of town. i don't have to be in racine no more. i don't belong to this to

joyce: new tonight, a new loitering ordinance takes effect in the city of milwaukee. beginning today, it is illegal to stand on medians five feet wide or smaller. the goal is to stop panhandlers and people trying to sell things city streets. those caught in the medians could be fined anywhere from $50 to $200. new information on a story we've been following involving a county worker convicted of misconduct in office. this week, we broke the news dennis dietscher would get to keep his pension despite his legal troubles. now, he's avoiding prison time. a judge agreed to let dietscher stay a free man while his appeal plays out. all parties will return to court after the holidays in january. kathy: new at 6:00, milwaukee re number of teen births. according to the city's teen pregnancy prevention initiative, the city saw a 24% decrease in just one year in the number of 15-year-olds to 17-year-olds having babies and a 65% decline , since 2006. the city also saw a drop in teen births in every racial and ethnic group. >> it is all about educating and working with the wonderfu

police are asking dog walkers to call them if they see anybody loitering by cars or trying to enter a home that doesn't appear to be theirs. the basic request is if you see something, say something. while some dog walkers feel empowered, others are concerned about the task. >> usually, you see what's out of place and you can really tell right away, then you start paying more attention to that person or that item. >> some of it i don't like. it's a little big brother-like. but i think as citizens we can look out. >> police don't dog walkers chasing down suspect. they say public safety is key. they want to be sure the animal owners don't get hurt. >>> neighbors are looking out for mountain lions after three goats were killed. three images of the mountain lions were caught on camera in one man's backyard at the base of the santa ana mountains. he installed game cameras in his backyard to see if the big cats might be tempted to drink water from his pool and sure enough they took the bait. >> hm. >> so they have it on camera now. [ laughter ] >>> 4:48. roberta's favorite pets. >> my only f

from brian monahan says if someone is caught loitering with intent to commit a crime they could be arrested. the same goes for someone making a threat online. a quick search shows numerous people mostly teens have been arrested across the country for making threats. the bay area has yet to see an arrest but concord police say a charter high school student is behind these pictures shown on claycord.com. the student turned himself in. no charges filed. >> if any of our students are caught depending on the type of messaging they sent out there will be consequences yes. >> reporter: the superintendent of the east side union high school district is warning students not to respond to scary tactics on social media. also banning any clown costumes or masks disguising the identity of students for halloween. >> we have to have safe campuses for learning and teaching to take place. if you are wearing a mask we can't identify who you are, that's not a thing to wear on campus. >> what they are doing is instilling fear in our most vulnerable people and it's unacceptable. >> reporter: san mateo police don

drug use is rampant and street corners are full of loitering teens. she did not want us to show her face has had enough. >> you want to get out of here. >> yes, most definitely. yes. it's not even want to. i am. i am. for the livelihood of my children because i have teenagers. >> reporter: this teenager is gone too soon. his mother can harley bear the loss. >> what do you want them to know about quinn tiko? >> that he can the pants off anybody. real could. they going to miss that big old smile. that big old cool aid smile. >> his father spent part of his morning with a mop cleaning away the blood from the alley where his son died. we mentioned the two other shooting victims both are in critical but stable condition. 16-year-old boy and a 21-year-old man. police hope to be able to speak to both of them to try and piece together exactly who was targeted and why. iain? >> bruce, thank you. >>> turning now to your fox 29 weather authority. students at temple enjoying a nice cool fall day. item did warm up quite a bit since overnight. in a couple of days w

. >> come back over here loitering on the property.ight. >> thanks guy. >> all right. >> instead of giving the plan a ticket though trooper wallace gave the man a meal. >> sixers top draft puck ben simmons underwent surgery to rehe pair his broken bone in his right foot. there's no timetable yet for his return. joel embiid finally made his debut in the sixers preseason opener against the celtics last night. this was his first game action since march of 2014 when he was still in college. the 7-foot two embiid recorded six points and four rebounds in 13 minutes of action. the sixers won 92-89. >>> lane johnson continues to play the waiting game. eagles right tackle had a hearing in new york yesterday to appeal his 10 game suspension for testing positive for. the eagles face the lions in detroit on sunday afternoon. >> coming up she follows people on social media. now people are saying kim kardashian's accessibility could have led to her being robbed. >> new study claims activity trackers are ineffective at sustaining weight loss. david.

the new rule prohibits people from loitering - and/or panhandling - on any median less than 5 feet wide... or on a median in a road or highway that's deemed a safety hazard for pedestrians. alderman bob donovan sponsored the change. says there was growing about people asking for money or selling things on dangerous medians. >>> we are back now on a special edition of food, we've teamed up with buzzfeed to bring you tasty videos. a sped up version on how to make a fall favorite, apple donuts. we'll break it down for this week's treat. the best part of apple picking, you go and get those donuts. here is the grid. you got apple cider, you got all the spices you need, sour cream, flour, butter. take your apple cider, couple of cups of apple cider, filtered or not. cook it down until you end up concentrate. it enhances the flavor. then you're going to put some butter in and let it melt. in the meantime, combine all of your dry ingredients. do the ingredients separately. so you've got your flour, baking powder, nutmeg, cinnamon and salt. mix it together. all right. >> all right so you can do

the 16 has been caught loiters after a football game on friday. he have eventually taken in. >> teaming town help ez -- prepare mare em hos. the cities are receiving an 80 ?,000 grant from the ohio housing front. it will used to spruce up several dozen occupied homes an shatter the prediction. the autograph is from the '03- '04 ultimate collection serious. taking a shot and the nba logo >> 102-year-old woman is put in handcuffs and taken away in the back of a police cruiser. >> it's not what you would expect. she did not do anything wrong. she wanted to check it off of his bucket list. she also wondered what would that be like. the officer happy to oblige. they showed up with their handcuffs ready and for those who have a goal like getting arrested, some advice for you. >> keep going. don't ever stop. whatever it is you're doing. and spend some time doing community service. because sometimes the people that you reach out and touch is the only person that they will talk to in a day. >> preach. >> after her trip they brought support blue shirt days

he was seen loitering near middle schools. he insisted on giving a boy a ride until he threatened to call 911. deputies are asking school officials and parents to report anything suspicious. >>> at uc berkeley all social activities at frats have been suspended following reports of sexual assaults and other crimes. two assaults were reported last weekend and allegedly occurred at frats. the frats are going to meet to talk about safety but until that's resolved no parties are being allowed. >> thank you. coming up on mornings on two, the star wars inspired robot in an unlikely place. we get introduced to a new staff member at marin general hospital >>> move over r 2 d 2, there is a new robot in town. it's galled germ zapper. -- called germ zapper. it's called r 2 clean two. we went to check it out. >> reporter: it's a disinfection machine made by a company based in texas. it uses ultraviolet light to penetrate the cell walls of micro organisms. >> what ever the uv rays touch they clean. >> it leaves nothing monday. >> reporter:

. >> he did ask the man not to loiter anymore and the new jersey state police couldn't be more proud of that young trooper doing that. good for him. >> nice to see those s >> mark: more video on that. >> coming up next at 5:00, coming up next on cleveland 19 news indians fever is growing fast. cleveland takes on the red sox tomorrow night and downtown businesses getting ready. >> several running into trouble. what is slowing them down? by bill doraty kia and kia streetsboro. kia, what's in your driveway? asking questions, getting answers. cleveland 19 news starts now. >>> if hurricane matthew impacts florida there will be massive impact we have not seen in years. >> chris: florida preparing for a monster storm. hurricane matthew blamed for the storm is gaining speed headed to the u.s. and the precise track still unclear. >> denise: that's right. thousands of people told to evacuate. people in florida and carolinas getting ready. don champion is getting answers from daytona beach. >>> people along the east coast are warned hurricane matthew could be devastating. >> screens around the

police said anyone caught loitering on school property with intent to commit a crime could be arrestedh we are at silver creek high school. one of the students named on social media, we will be talking to their parents to hear what they are thinking. >>> a marin can county chef is leaning on his family and coworkers is leaning on his family after being shot five times. he's on the road to recovery after several surgeries to save his life. the restaurant where he works launched a go fund me account and they raised $14,000 to pay his medical expenses. >> thank you for supporting me. i love them. >> he's the greatest chef that has ever been. >> police do not know of a motive for the shooting. doctors said he may have to wait a few months before he gets back to work. we have a link to the go fund me page on our website, ktuv.com. >>> attorneys for the teenager at the center of the bay area's police sex scandal have filed a lawsuit against the police. 19 year old jasmine abuslin claims three san francisco police officers participated, ignored or covered up what the lawsuit called modern day

anyone loitering, walking in between cars or using anything but the front door of a house would be considered someone that you might call in. if you're interested in this, contact the south san francisco pd. >>> a team of biologists on the way to daly city beach to try to figure out what killed a whale that washed ashore late this afternoon. >> reporter: jess, because there isn't much daylight, the scientists are going to wait until tomorrow to perform the necropsy. the last blue whale was discovered in 2010 on a san mateo county beach. this brings the total of 7 dead blue whales found in the bay area over the last 41 years. today, a beach goer spotted this blue whale in the surf at thornton state beach around noon today. the tide has moves the whale closer to the shore line. scientists are waiting for high tide to push it up further on to the beach. it appears to be a male blue whale, they don't know the age or length or how this whale died. scientists will be out here # tomorrow to perform the necropsy as i mentioned and decide what to do with the carcass. >> quite a sight on the beach. >>>

deputies said on september 20th the map was loitering around the campus of identity white oak el lessg to approach him but he kept ignoring them and finally walked away. five days later a than with the same description drove town a 14-year-old juvenile and he offeredded teen a ride. when the teen declined he kept encysting. the juvenile said he could 9-1- 1 and that's bht man drove off. it's unknown if the man in both cases is the same person. deputies want people to call them if they spot this man in the sketch or witnesses anyone suspicious hanging out at the schools. pam? >> all right. thank you, very scary. 5:33 is the time. >> yeah, police in the south bay are also searching for a man who claimed to be an undercover cop and tried to lure a female student into his car. this happened about 8:40 wednesday night in the parking lot of deanza college. she was walking to her car. she said she should not be walking and told her to get into his car. she was able to get to her own car safely. he was drive a black four door bmw with heavily tinted windows. all onsite social activity vns sus

police say anyone caught loitering on school property with intent to commit a crime or making a threat own line could be arrested. >> san francisco police are looking for four men responsible for a home invasion in the city's amazon district. it happened on amazon avenue on wednesday afternoon. the four men in their 20s burst into the home and attacked a 70-year-old woman and man living there. they ran off with money and medication. >> the ceo of an adult classified website is now in jail after being arrested in texas on a warrant out of california. he was arrested in houston yesterday following a three-year investigation in california. his company back page.com is accused of posting ads advertising sex with minors and knowingly allowing children and adults to be sold as sex slaves. >> think about that, your neighbor's daughter ran away, fell into the wrong hands, is being sexually abused and now a company in dallas is profiting from that. we cannot allow this evil to endure. >> it's home office was raided for more information. officials say they're ignoring subpoenas from the u.s. sen

san mateo county officials are saying he was loading -- lording loitering around the campus. he ended up leaving and several days later about a mile away a man fitting that same description drove up to central middle school and started talking to a 14-year-old asking him if he was lost in needed a ride. after the teen said no the man would not leave him alone and kept insisting. when the juvenile then the call 911, the man drove off. we spoke to parents and here's what they had to say. >> i told my daughter to stick with your friends. stay with your friends at school and after school. make sure that if you see any strangers run away. >> san carlos is a pretty safe area. i was surprised. i talk to the boys and let them know. they are pretty smart so i'm not too worried about them. -- they know that the guy is out there and they are watching now >> deputies are patrolling near the school and looking for this person of interest. they are not sure if the men in both cases is the same person he is described as a white man 60 to 70 years old with gray and white medium length hair a

neighbors say - loitering and roudy customers have been casting a shadow on this block for some time. latoya lewis moved next door 3 months ago. i don't want the store to be completely shut down.. i just want it to be a wholesome neighborhood like i thought we kids to be able to go to the store to get bread or be outside without drunk people asking them for change. change.i am going to fight it but i put my business for sale i don't belong to this town no . more.the public safety committee recommended a due process hearing. that hearing would decide whether or not to revoke the stores license. the city council will decide whether or not to have one tomorrow november 1st. in racine amanda porterfield cbs 58 news. it l for a cbs 58 viewer to help the f-b-i catch a fugitive on the run. run."the initial tip that led to the capture actually came in from a cbs-58 viewer. they watched the story and were able to provide us with some information that led to his location." 3 the wanted man he's talking about is antonio currin. he was featured in an "unsolved robberies" report here on cbs 58. cu

hey, neal, what's low-rent about a loitering beef? how about "failure to produce satisfactory i.d."? he produced enough satisfactory i.d. for agent saunders here to believe he was gonna buy a bunch of weapons. if i was you, i could see a serious argument for writing this one up "subject escaped," but you make the call. worked. we don't know what he's gonna do. and do you know what would have happened if he had wrten this up? sir, i don't think he's gonna do that. i'd say it's 80% certain he'll do nothing. 80% is not that good. i've lived with rse. first name? hey... mrs. mies to see you again. sit, barf breath! what? i would like my items back. you want your items back? lady, you're lucky i don't arrest you for armed robbery. i'm soy, but you were too slow. i was slow?! it took me four days to set that bust up, and i didn't get a seller, i didn't g a felony. s of pop popperso ce! what do i have to know? i may not have that long. do you realize that, sonny? is tstedheese in the morning. you can't use your broiler? it cates f ireder the

mexico has approved his extradition but it could be months before he actually arrivesutt in the us s loiter still has one last appeal extradition of the case is moving forward despite the recent murder of the mexican federal judge overseeing this caseer. >> 817 friday morning talk meaning joining us right nowid a little free for all i have a feeling and it was on the minds of everyone right now.as >> it's been such a great week we've been talking about himut are asking you to visit you think should direct the first pitcht what are you doing to stayto in a you coming downtown the same time the beauty ages as i haven't voted yet but i finally made up my mindd. >> karen on twitter says first pitch it should be a player from 95 or 97r tony alomar discount often that really pumped up the team. >> is a great idea dave at the happens is going to be a remake to the call of thec bullpen complete with the wild things is on the sheen thingt the glass as we are to call the guinness book of world records it to record the loudest imagine at that music hits. >> so glad christie is that when a t foundation

san mateo county officials say last month he was loitering around the campus of white oaks elementary when staff members try to talk to him he would ignore them and walk away. eventually the man ended up leaving. than several days later about 1 mile away a man fitting that description drove up to central middle school and started talking to a 14-year-old juvenile asking him if he was lost and needed a ride. after the team said know the man wouldn't leave him alone and kept insisting. when that juvenile threatened to call 911 a man drove off. he spoke to parents about the incident and here's what they had to say. >> i told my daughter stay with your friends. as long as your with your friends that is -- at school or after school sure if you see any strangers run away. >> reporter: -- >> it's a safe area. i was a little surprised and i talk to the boys and let them know. but they are pretty smart. am not too worried. they know the guy is out there and they are watching. >> reporter: deputies are patrolling near the school, looking for this person of interest. they aren't sure if the man

> there was also a home was court where volunteers help homeless to clear minor infractions like loitering and sleeping on sidewalks. >>> palo alto approved plans to expand their break -- their bike sharing program. the city council plans to place 30 bikes they have now with 350 smart bikes by the end of next year. the new bikes will have gps, giving writers more places to pick them up and drop them off. they will become part of a growing network across the bay area allowing members to rent similar bikes in san francisco, along the peninsula, san jose, and in the east bay. >>> funding a pro football stadium in las vegas, coming up, the nevada state of families turned to debate whether to pay for a new stadium for the raiders. >>> bob dylan won a nobel prize this morning. the announcement, what the committee had to say about dylan. >>> russia and the us , their strong disagreement, how the violence in syria is causing a rift between the 2 countries. >>> life and death. 600 dollars. of abuse. join the california nurses association in voting yes on prop 61. afoot and light-hearted i take to t

there is also a homeless court where the volunteers help homeless clear minor infractions such as loitering, sleeping ton sidewalk. the project homeless connect event runs until 3:00 this afternoon at the contra costa fairgrounds. >>> the city of palo alto has approved plans to expand its bike share program. they plan to replace them with 350 smart bikes by the middle of next year. the new bikes have gps giving the riders more places to pick them up and oh drop them off. it will be part of a growing network allowing the members to rent similar bikes in san francisco and san jose and in the east bay. >>> coming up, some adorable highlights from the golden state warriors' open practice last night, including klay thompson meeting his namesake, and kevin durant bite ing into some nachos. and they lied about it thatfor decades.ls. now they're lying about prop 56. if you don't use tobacco, you don't pay. smokers pay - their fair share of the 3 billion in health care costs all taxpayers are paying now. and there's one more thing: our kids. every state that's significantly raised tobacco taxes has

defendant from loitering in anyplaces frequented by children. >> if mr. gardner isn't allowed at the public library, is he then also not allowed at the barnes & noble up the road, because there's a children's area? >> the reporter: gardener served time for wrapping and raping several young children. there was outrage after his release, because he served a fraction of what everyone thought he would. we talked to one victim this week. >> this man will do it again, i'm telling you, he's an awful, awful man. >> the reporter: even with the shorter sentence, the county d.a. could have asked the judge to commit gardner when he got out. fox 25 uncovered the d.a. made a mistake and that process never happened. the d.a.'s office consider relay the quincy library incident to rhode island probation officials, which landed gardner back in jail. gardner's public defender pointed out special conditions prohibit african-american pool halls and arcades, not libraries. >> all of those places are almost entirely by children. ,. >> vanessa: we're having technical difficultie

you wrote this passionate dissent about the suppose it right to loiter of the 2%, condemning 98% of the residents. it just hit me and has stuck with me. i'm curious, what opinions over the course of your career has stuck with you, the ones you are most proud of our profound? justice clarence: i don't know, i think there are different justice clarence: i don't know, i think there are different types of opinions. i don't really see them as trophies. i don't think about them that way. there are opinions that i think about, usually the ones that are really hard. the bettis opinion, i really agonize over, and agonize throughout the summer. she lost her car, the government took her car and her husband's car, that really bothered me a lot. the cases like the haitian refugees. cases where your heart goes one way, but you have to stick with the law. those are hard opinions. i think those are the ones you think a lot about. those are the ones where your hair begins to fall out. but the one you mentioned, morales, the thing that concerns me, i think sometimes we write these opinions or the court t

. >> come back over here loitering on the property. right. >> thanks guy. >> all right. >> instead of giving the man a ticket instead trooper wallace went out and got the man a meal. >> 6:27 and we have new models out just this morning showing hurricane matthew's long range track. dave murphy breaks it down for us. >> breaking overnight a fire tragedy in philadelphia. two people have been killed. we're live on the scene with an update. that's up next. >> ♪ ♪ cozy up this fall with dunkin's coffee and espresso flavors. sip salty and sweet with our new salted caramel macchiato or drink in the season with the classic taste of pumpkin. america runs on dunkin'. or drink in the season with the classic taste of pumpkin. >> ♪ >> breaking right now on "action news" two people pulled from a fast moving house fire do not make it out alive. we're live at the scene. >> florida and the carolinas brace for hurricane matthew. dave murphy has new models just in on the storm's changing track. >> pardon the interruption and there were a lot of them last

you wrote this passionate dissent about saying for the suppose it right to loiter of the 2% your contenderck with me. i'm curious, what opinions over the course of your career have stuck with you. have been to what you been most proud of. >> i don't know. i think they're ones that there are different types of opinions. i don't really see them as trophies. i don't think about them when i'm done. i think about, there'll opinions that i think about are usually ones that are really hard, the -- opinion, really i agonized agonized over and then agonized throughout the summer on, again she had lost her car, the government government took her car and the husband was visiting -- that really bothered me a lot. the cases like the haitian refugees. cases where your heart goes one way but you have got to stick with the law. those are really hard opinions. i think those of the are the ones you think a lot about. once where in those are ones where your hair begins to fall out but the one you mentioned, morale us, the thing that concern me is that sometimes we write these opinions or the court decides ca

alu recommendation is approval with following conditions, loitering is kanding about without business. prohibited on sidewalk or property adjacent to the premise under the control the licenseee on the abc 7 form. now noise audible under the control of the licenseee on the abc 257 form. the sale of alcoholic bev erages for consumption is prohibited. alcoholic beverages served in containers significantly differ in appearance from those containers utilized for non alcoholic beverageism containers for beer shall not exceed 16 ounces. >> thaurng. >> thank you sergeant kennedy. is the project sponse erhere on this item? if you like to make brief comments. >> thank you supervisor. david [inaudible] boxcar is a non-profit theater that chs displaced from the previous home at 125 a hyde street. we have been working with owners of this property at 644 broad way to develop a theater. we raised $3 million to do so and the theater is now operating. we received our approval from the entertainment commission, planning commission, the helths department and fire department and so we were able to open f

alu recommendation is approval with following conditions, loitering is kanding about without business. prohibited on sidewalk or property adjacent to the premise under the control the licenseee on the abc 7 form. now noise audible under the control of the licenseee on the abc 257 form. the sale of alcoholic bev erages for consumption is prohibited. alcoholic beverages served in containers significantly differ in appearance from those containers utilized for non alcoholic beverageism containers for beer shall not exceed 16 ounces. >> thaurng. >> thank you sergeant kennedy. is the project sponse erhere on this item? if you like to make brief comments. >> thank you supervisor. david [inaudible] boxcar is a non-profit theater that chs displaced from the previous home at 125 a hyde street. we have been working with owners of this property at 644 broad way to develop a theater. we raised $3 million to do so and the theater is now operating. we received our approval from the entertainment commission, planning commission, the helths department and fire department and so we were able to open f

preserved the issue but nevertheless, explained as well as there is security so the issue was about loitering we talked about this last hearing objective on that block there is a bunch of venues operating at the maximum capacity it is hard to point the finger at mays but nevertheless, he talked with management they're on board to alleviate the issue i performed a sound teste great northern and in support of poe they don't have neighbors so they peaked at one 12 during the sound test and it was not particularly loud outside but will change with the freeway traffic i'll be fine with that kind of sounds like alignment if there are changes in the neighborhood there maybe changes coming but we'll communicate about that if there is something that needs to change but that sounds like test went fine a new complaint i'm not sure there was a letter written in regards to issues that are added club malibu we originally got a complaint about a month and a half ago about ventilation holes they cut i don't persevere to be an issue but the building code may i don't know about cutting holes into the walls but

in san mateo, they say that anyone loitering around school property or on-line may be arrested. the district is taking this seriously. they want to make sure that nobody is hurt, and they are on heightened alert. >>> now, our question of the day is about this story. >> right. it really is the question on whether or not the should be taken seriously. some say the threats are not credible, they call them hoaxes, but we went to know what you think should be done to the people responsible for the threat. and we ask: >>> four men in their 20s support of a house, attacked a 70-year-old woman and a 50-year- old man who lived there. they ran off with money and medication stolen from the homes. both suffered minor injury this that home invasion attack. >> investigators are blaming a computer problem. >>> three women arrested in san leandro coming up in 20 minutes, the i likele activity that was discovered at a home and the investigation that's now underway. >> also, the presidential candidates are following hurricane matthew. up next why donald trump in particular is keeping a close eye

alu recommendation is approval with following conditions, loitering is kanding about without business. prohibited on sidewalk or property adjacent to the premise under the control the licenseee on the abc 7 form. now noise audible under the control of the licenseee on the abc 257 form. the sale of alcoholic bev erages for consumption is prohibited. alcoholic beverages served in containers significantly differ in appearance from those containers utilized for non alcoholic beverageism containers for beer shall not exceed 16 ounces. >> thaurng. >> thank you sergeant kennedy. is the project sponse erhere on this item? if you like to make brief comments. >> thank you supervisor. david [inaudible] boxcar is a non-profit theater that chs displaced from the previous home at 125 a hyde street. we have been working with owners of this property at 644 broad way to develop a theater. we raised $3 million to do so and the theater is now operating. we received our approval from the entertainment commission, planning commission, the helths department and fire department and so we were able to open f

alu recommendation is approval with following conditions, loitering is kanding about without business. prohibited on sidewalk or property adjacent to the premise under the control the licenseee on the abc 7 form. now noise audible under the control of the licenseee on the abc 257 form. the sale of alcoholic bev erages for consumption is prohibited. alcoholic beverages served in containers significantly differ in appearance from those containers utilized for non alcoholic beverageism containers for beer shall not exceed 16 ounces. >> thaurng. >> thank you sergeant kennedy. is the project sponse erhere on this item? if you like to make brief comments. >> thank you supervisor. david [inaudible] boxcar is a non-profit theater that chs displaced from the previous home at 125 a hyde street. we have been working with owners of this property at 644 broad way to develop a theater. we raised $3 million to do so and the theater is now operating. we received our approval from the entertainment commission, planning commission, the helths department and fire department and so we were able to open f

preserved the issue but nevertheless, explained as well as there is security so the issue was about loitering we talked about this last hearing objective on that block there is a bunch of venues operating at the maximum capacity it is hard to point the finger at mays but nevertheless, he talked with management they're on board to alleviate the issue i performed a sound teste great northern and in support of poe they don't have neighbors so they peaked at one 12 during the sound test and it was not particularly loud outside but will change with the freeway traffic i'll be fine with that kind of sounds like alignment if there are changes in the neighborhood there maybe changes coming but we'll communicate about that if there is something that needs to change but that sounds like test went fine a new complaint i'm not sure there was a letter written in regards to issues that are added club malibu we originally got a complaint about a month and a half ago about ventilation holes they cut i don't persevere to be an issue but the building code may i don't know about cutting holes into the walls but

last month, he was loitering around the campus of white oaks elementary school. when staff members tried to talk to him, he would ignore them and walk away. eventually he ended up leaving. and several days later, about a mile away, a man fitting this same description started talking to a 14-year-old juvenile asking him if he was loss and needed a ride. the man wouldn't leave him alone and kept insisting. when the juvenile threatened to call 911, the man drove off. we speak to parents, and here is what they had to say. >> i definitely told my daughter, hey, you know, tech with your friends, you know, at school, or after school. make sure that if you search strangers, just run away, and try to see, you know work in you can find a -- you know, if you can find a cop. >> reporter: authorities aren't sure if the man in both incidents is the same person. he was driving a newer model silver four-door sedan. got a warrant the public to report any sighting offers suspicious at which time around the schools in the area. but it seems as if just by talking to parents that lot

wrote this -- within an hour after the earthquake shock, the smoke of san francisco's burning was a loitered tower that swayed in the sky, reddening the sun, darkening the day, and filling the land with smoke. i am going to turn it back to j eanne now. [applause] that, by the way, is the steps of the santa rosa city hall. well, we turn now to japan and korea in 1904. japanese war of 1904 is not so remembered today, but it is of great significance at the time. it was the first time in asian nation had beaten a european one. the czar and the emperor of japan competed for control of eastern asia and its seaports. the world did not think japan was capable of fighting the russians, but they suck the entire russian fleet at port are in one day in a surprise attack. london was sent by hearst syndicate to cover the news. he was frustrated at japanese censorship, while attached to their troops. he kept getting arrested and sent back to seoul with the other correspondence. exactly not want the high cost of their own men to be publicized. he saw only one battle, but because he could not photograph acti

preserved the issue but nevertheless, explained as well as there is security so the issue was about loitering we talked about this last hearing objective on that block there is a bunch of venues operating at the maximum capacity it is hard to point the finger at mays but nevertheless, he talked with management they're on board to alleviate the issue i performed a sound teste great northern and in support of poe they don't have neighbors so they peaked at one 12 during the sound test and it was not particularly loud outside but will change with the freeway traffic i'll be fine with that kind of sounds like alignment if there are changes in the neighborhood there maybe changes coming but we'll communicate about that if there is something that needs to change but that sounds like test went fine a new complaint i'm not sure there was a letter written in regards to issues that are added club malibu we originally got a complaint about a month and a half ago about ventilation holes they cut i don't persevere to be an issue but the building code may i don't know about cutting holes into the walls but