. >>> in middletown new jersey, the no limits cafe means just what it says. >> hi, david.me to no limits cafe in middletown, new jersey. >> stephanie cartier employs dozens of workers with special needs. tommy in the kitchen, jake taking the orders. like the cafe's name, their boss saying there are no limits. >> you can be nonverbal, use a mobile device, we don't care because everybody has potential. everybody. >> stephanie's daughter katie has special needs. >> we have a daughter who has down syndrome. what is she going to do after high school? >> she thought, let's help our daughter and so many other sons and daughters, too. >> i love this job. i hope we keep getting more and more people coming in. >> everyone here so so positive and gets you in the mood to work. >> the customers, all in. >> i think it's a really great idea. >> i hope it's a trend, because there is a charlarge community special needs adults. >> we hope so too. we reported on this before, it was coleman in dallas, texas. >> come on in. >> he is vice president of howdy home made ice extreme. a dozen employ

middletown as we see, higher. this as a wind event everyone noticed. a lot more trees and tree branches are on the ground. a lot of issues even tonight the winds are out there. for the bay land safe places like berkeley and san francisco the wind advisory will be dropped in the next hour and as we go into tomorrow morning we will see the wind advisory stay into effect in the oakland hills and east bay hills into the value portion. what you want to know here is that this is right now, basically. this is the model. we see the red. you can see the numbers but the colors, that represents the density and the strength of the winds, right? watch what happens as we click along here a little bit overnight into tomorrow morning when the wind advisories are through the blue, the cooler colors, things back down quite a bit as we head into tomorrow morning. the worst of it is over. frank and i were chatting here a little bit. reporting we have not verified. lake tahoe, wind gust of 200 miles an hour at the peak up there. i have not seen it validated yet. if that we

if you are familiar with hillbilly lg, a best-selling book, jd vance wrote it from middletown, ohio, and highlighted the nature of things that went on. i hope he writes the seek will of how -- sequel of how great things are now. last year at the state of the union i brought the middletown police chief out and we highlighted the success on dealing with opioids, community policing, getting the community involved, and dealing with the broad array of things pushing people to use drugs. host: steve in cincinnati, ohio, independent. caller: thanks for all you do. guest: thank you. caller: if you know about it, there has been dr. francis boyle who wrote the bio laws in the 1980's, the health legislation bio laws, has come out with an article pointing out five years ago that north carolina university along with the institute of the military has sold china something that looks similar to the coronavirus. could you comment on that or please go find out? please get rid of all the surveillance on american people. it has done nothing and it never will. it is just for surveilling the people. thank

at delaware tech an automotive center in georgetown and a training center in middletown will help meet the workforce needs of our employers, and at delaware state university they have the first and only hsbcu aviation program in the country, and we're replacing and expanding the aircraft fleet there used to train students. i would also like to welcome dr. tony allen who was sporin in this morning as delaware state's new president. congratulations, tony. [ applause ] y with all the know tony, dr. allen also, excuse me, and he'll be a great leader at delaware state university. our focus through all this has been to make delaware's economy more agile, more innovative and more sustainable. at the end of three years as your governor, i'm pleased to report that the state of our state is strong and getting stronger. [ applause ] but we're not stopping there. in my budget next week, we're proposing $50 million in capital investments to further strengthen our economic infrastructure. these investments are designed to shift our economy into a higher gear. many emerging companies have outgrown th

speaker, i rise today to of theze sergeant elaine middletown township police department. she was the first woman in the when y of the department she was promoted first from atrol officer to detective in 2014. recently, she was promoted begin. this time from -- promoted again. to time from detective sergeant. her success will set a great and future current officers at high hometown, township police department, middletown. diligence led to her promotion. she's a great role model for our to unity and i look forward seeing more promotions in the future as she works her way up. er dream job of chief of police. we wish her well. speaker, i rise today to recognize the ben say len a hugep council who took step to ensure the safety and well-being of their residents by rohibiting vaping in public township facilities, including parks and other recreational areas. our ealth and safety of children should be our top priority, and the recent youth has been a huge health issue in our community and across our nation. had the opportunity to meet with students from new their o expressed con

and middletown up there in lake county, they got up to 80 miles per hour. the winds right now are still blowing but they've really backed off in the last two hours or so and as we go into tomorrow morning, you see how the colors soften a little bit. the numbers are there. the colors, the blues, the yellows. much less wind tomorrow. the wind advisory stays in effect is at 43. middle peak at 35 miles per hour. really it has come down a bit. i think the worst is over here. and we'll talk a little more about the event up in lake tahoe area. near alpine meadows. unofficial for the reno weather service. over 200 miles per hour. that would set the all-time record for wind gusts in the state of california. still not confirmed but that's some significant wind. >>> the strong winds knocked out power to tens of thousands of customers today around the bay area. want to show you some latest numbers now. these are the outages from pg&e. on the peninsula, outages are affecting more than 2600 customers. in the north bay, roughly 600 customers without power. in the east bay

sherwood admitted under oath to me that he got to middletown at 12:00.e at 1:30 or so because he was out by 12:15. >> reporter: still, there was an age-old motive, money to explain away, and in her interview, paul himself had an answer for that. have you having any financial issues at this point? >> at that point i was in a much better financial situation than i had been previously because i had ended up getting a second job at new york hospital in queens which was very high paying. >> reporter: and then greenwald called what he said was his most crucial witness, paul's landlord, the defense wanted to use hin to undermine a key part of the case. after the murder he and paul drove him to paul's house. >> do you go straight to paul's house in glen cove when you come wac. >> yes. >> reporter: paul's landlord disputed that, said he had been outside setting up for a photo shoot early in the morning, didn't lie eyes on either of them. >> how could the man be out there and never sees scott sherwood or paul? there's only one way. it didn't happen. >> reporter: t

everyone will feel the gusty winds. 7:00 in the morning tomorrow from middletown to calistoga to fairfieldnd discovery bay, we're finding winds over 20-miles-per-hour. the breeze continues throughout the afternoon and kind of repeats itself tomorrow evening. what you notice, folks around the bay shoreline, redwood city, san rafael, the winds are not that strong. it is the higher elevations. overnight, we see a mix of stars and clouds. the numbers slowly falling into the 40s over the next 12 hours. a little patchy fog as well. around the bay shoreline. tomorrow, a little breezy in our hills. it is a warm afternoon. we're near 70 in concord. 67, the high, 64 in the city tomorrow. about 68 in oakland. 72 in santa rosa. 69 in san jose and half moon bay. so here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. it is breezy in our hills tomorrow for president's day. the winds calm down on tuesday and then we have a pair of chilly mornings. partly cloudy on thursday. the numbers bouncing right back near 70 on friday. and it is a dry pattern the next seven days. >>> it has been the talk of baseball's offseas

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they were born into poverty and she got out of middletown life through the beauty industry. she learned to fly in her 20s in the 1930s and by the end of the decade was winning all kinds of awards. in the second world war she actually read the air force service pilot. she ran for congress she was the first woman to break the sound barrier. she and i were such good friends. he wrote one of the memoirs at the house. it's a hell now very sad. one of the largest cosmetic companies in the country. it was on par with elizabeth arden at the time. the resounding silence of nose. one of the ten richest men in the country. one of the robber barons. he built america. they are the power couple to end all power couples and no one has ever heard of them. we know memoirs can be self-serving. everyone can tell you that. jackie's memoir is no exception. i was able to find a lot of other sources to back up all of her records. there was stuff to back all that up. i cannot find anything to back up her orphan story. she actually made that bit up. digging in to jackie's early life was like the fun

early tomorrow morning, 7:00 in the morning on monday we'll find those winds pretty gusty from middletown over to fairfield to discovery bay. folks along the immediate bay shoreline you're noticing winds are calm from san francisco, oakland to san jose. so throughout the afternoon, it will remain breezy in our north bay mountains and east bay hills. all in all, that breeze will be bringing some warmer weather tomorrow afternoon. so overnight tonight we'll see a mixture of stars and clouds out there. numbers slowly dipping into the 40s for most cities first thing tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon it's a bright day, but it's also breezy in our hills. the offshore wind is going to drag in some warmer weather. tomorrow we're bouncing above average for this time of year, near 70 in a lot of spots. 69 the high in concord. the same in san jose. a mild 64 in the city tomorrow. 72 in santa rosa. 73 in fairfield and palo alto at 67 degrees. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. the wind warms up to the 60s to low 70s. the wind calms down on tuesday. we start off with a chilly morning. tempe

middletown, 80, mount diablo, 75, 53 in livermore and 62 in the oakland hills. oakland airport, 59. there was plenty of wind at the surface and the higher elevations. the wind advisory continues, although it should start to calm down and there should be a northerly breeze even toward the delta and back to 26 miles per hour in vacaville. that will continue and some of the higher elevations, mount diablo north at 52 miles per hour. 20s to 50s with no breeze and a very dry air mass with attempts plunging. southern california, picking up moisture in san diego and even in the desert. not here, very, very dry and it will be sunny and breezy and warmer. at any rain? does not look like it. we made it through the month with no rain. there was a hint on sunday but it will back off and doesn't look good for now. maybe things will change. 60s and 70s with the low 70s and a north wind in santa rosa, through thursday with cloud cover and cooler toward the weekend. >>> the time is 4:12 and bart rolls out the new ambassador program. up next, how the task force aims to keep you safe and several new

they were born into poverty and she got out of middletown life through the beauty industry. she learned to fly in her 20s in the 1930s and by the end of the decade was winning all kinds of awards. in the second world war she actually read the air force service pilot. she ran for congress she was the first woman to break the sound barrier. she and i were such good friends. he wrote one of the memoirs at the house. it's a hell now very sad. one of the largest cosmetic companies in the country. it was on par with elizabeth arden at the time. the resounding silence of nose. one of the ten richest men in the country. one of the robber barons. he built america. they are the power couple to end all power couples and no one has ever heard of them. we know memoirs can be self-serving. everyone can tell you that. jackie's memoir is no exception. i was able to find a lot of other sources to back up all of her records. there was stuff to back all that up. i cannot find anything to back up her orphan story. she actually made that bit up. digging in to jackie's early life was like the fun

diablo 75 and around lake county middletown hit 80 miles an hour. the winds were howling today at all elevations. it was very, very noticeable. the colors represent sort of the heaviest winds, the contours representing the oranges, the wind gusts up over 35 miles an hour. watch the colors mellow out as we go into tomorrow. see the blues show up. winds died down. that's the forecast model. as we go into the next couple of hours we're going to see winds continue to subside and then we start to warm up. some of the higher bay area peaks gusting now to 51 miles an hour mt. diablo, but those winds are coming down fast. >> thank you with. >>> since it was built over 10 years ago, the millennial tower in san francisco has had its share of problems. >> it sure has. from a sinking foundation to windows cracking on their own, but today it was the powerful wind that blew out a window on the 41st floor of the building. ktvu's azenith smith is in san francisco with more on what happened there. >> reporter: property managers blamed mother nature and a resident wh

as the bus went through an intersection in middletown it hit this brown suv, also going through the crossroad. that crash sending the bus off the road, killing the driver, 59-year-old archie cheesman. this all taking place at a well-known busy intersection. >> we have handled several crashes in this area. any time you have a busy intersection you are going to see more traffic crashes occur. >> reporter: some on the bus taken to the hospital. we've learned none of the other injuries were serious. and tonight, ohio state police are working on determining which vehicle ran the light. >> mona, thank you. >>> next, president trump slamming his impeachment trial. hours before closing arguments begin in the senate. here's david wright. >> reporter: tonight, unrepentant, president trump sat down with fox news ahead of the super bowl. >> i use the word witch hunt. i use the word hoax. i see the hatred. i see the -- they don't care about fairness. they don't care about lying. >> reporter: he let loose on his rivals and his critics. >> what they have done -- all the media, i call it the fake news. and i

in middletown maryland to go to the independent line. this is jeff. go ahead. >> i've been watching this whole thing for three years and i've never seen such a blatant concerted effort going after president. they voted to impeach this president. this sham. i've never seen where you have the doj and fbi and everyone else go after this present the way they have. they need to be held accountable. we do not have a two-tier system of justice. this is absolutely abhorrent and i am an immigrant. i came here from another country and i cannot believe these people, these senators, the congresspeople who also -- . >> host: jeff b. said that members of congress, i assume you mean democratic never should be held accountable. what do you mean by that? >> caller: when you have adam schiff who parses words and re-engineers your speaking points to get across a false narrative, and anybody with the same brain can hear this and know that he is making things up as he goes. he's absolutely ludicrous that this is allowed in congress. people need to be held accountable. the

. >> so if you're familiar with the best selling book, jd vance wrote it from middletown ohio and wrote about the things that have gone on and what i hope he writes is a see squell of what is going on now and a lot of great trends and last year at the state of the union we brought out the middleton police chief out and having a lot of success not only with community opioids but community policing and getting the community involved and getting people involved in the broad away of things that are pushing people into drugs in the first place. >> an independent from ohio. >> thank you for all you do, representative. >> thank you. >> i just got, if you know about it, there has been dr. francis boyle, who wrote the bio laws in the '80s, to help legislate bio laws has come out with an article pointing out five years ago that north carolina university along with the institute and the military have sold china something that looks similar to the coronavirus. now, could you comment on that, or please go find out, and another thing, is please, please get rid of all of the surveillance on american p

vance and i have the same hometown, middletown, ohio, on i'm three and a half decades ahead of him. but i had life better for me because we were there in the last great days of post war productivity. great factory town that over time with changes in the economy, changes in politics and all, in recent years we went from the an all-american city to be known as one, having one of the worst opiate addictions and overdose problems in the country. i was shocked to find in 2017 my hometowns city budget, 10% of the the previous year, ganja ambulance calls. that's a sign of complete deterioration, degradation, breakdown in community. i have another unusual friend, charles murray, who i first met charles murray, actually back in the '80s. india, i love turning short stories into long one so please forgive me. [laughing] i just want to say i was upset with charles for various flaws i saw in the bell curve which he co-authored. but in 2011 he came out with a new book called coming apart, which focused only on poor white people. he got so much heat for talking about race. he said, i'm going to d

middletown, new york, independent. what is your name? what did you think of the debate?aller: the debate was a mess because they should have focused on trump instead of attacking each other. because heed sanders is a socialist. he is not a socialist, he is an american. what are you talking about, socialist? he did not ask china or russia for help. trump did. they should have gotten rid of him a long time ago. he should have been president. taken him fore the vice president instead of the other guy, that is why she lost the election. host: we will leave it there. we have been getting your reaction to last night's debate, the salmon -- seven democratic candidates. courier,"he post and "first in the south," is there headline in south carolina. courier"the post and and democrats gang up on bernie sanders in the democratic debate. -- ruckusork times" debate yields no clear challenger. times" -- a not so friendly fire for senators sanders and bloomberg taking a beating on the debate stage. on saturday, the south carolina primary takes place. there will be over 1300 delegates a

if you are familiar with hillbilly lg, a best-selling book, jd vance wrote it from middletown, ohio,ighted the nature of things that went on. i hope he writes the seek will of how -- sequel of how great things are now. last year at the state of the union i brought the middletown police chief out and we highlighted the success on dealing with opioids, community policing, getting the community involved, and dealing with the broad array of things pushing people to use drugs. host: steve in cincinnati, ohio, independent. caller: thanks for all you do. guest: thank you. caller: if you know about it, there has been dr. francis boyle who wrote the bio laws in the 1980's, the health legislation bio laws, has come out with an article pointing out five years ago that north carolina university along with the institute of the military has sold china something that looks similar to the coronavirus. could you comment on that or please go find out? please get rid of all the surveillance on american people. it has done nothing and it never will. it is just for surveilling the people. thank you. gues

as the bus went through an intersection in middletown, it hit this brown suv, also going through the crossroad. that crash sending the bus off the road, killing the driver, 59-year-old archie cheeseman. this taking place at a well-known busy intersection. >> we have handled several crashes in this area. any time you have a busy intersection, you are going to see more traffic crashes occur. >> reporter: while crews work to clear the scene, some on the bus were taken to the hospital. we've learned none of the other injuries were serious. ohio state police are still working on determining which vehicle ran the light. mona kosar abdi, abc news, washington. >> mona, thank you. >>> moving on to a program to get shelter dogs adopted. well, it actually helped one of those dogs get returned to her owner. photos of shelter dogs were put on beer cans and one of them was recognized by a minnesota woman. she'd been looking for hazel for three years. she was living in iowa when the dog disappeared, but somehow she ended up in florida near bradenton. >> she's an escape artist, so she was very good

there has been a traditional sense of the middletown's of the north country, the old forest mills, paperills, and that is still in the memory of a lot of people. as we transition into a much more advanced, technologically-based economy, that's a trichet -- transition that is a little hard in some some parts of the state. david: what issues are driving people to the polls? what motivates them? climate change, health care, housing is another one. any place where you have a stronger economy, you have tighteneness in the housing market. vacancy rate75% for apartments statewide. it is affecting everything. when i was talking before about how we focus on the human aspect of providing that part of the capital equation for our businesses, housing comes to the forefront pretty quickly. rick: picking up on the climate issue, we have seen warmer winters that we have had in the past. i know winter sports is a big driver -- taylor: it is february and it's raining. rick: hasn't had a big impact on our economy? taylor: primarily where we see it is in our ski areas. it's been an ok year in terms of skii