ms. wilson. is mr. wilson home? well, yes, boys. george, a couple of your little friends are here to see you. oh, dennis. tell him i'm about to take a nap, sis. you just had a nap. tell him i'm going to work on my coin collection. we'll just take a minute. parsnip soup and now dennis. hi, mr. wilson. hi. well, i finished it, june. would you like another bowl? yes, in about five years. now, what do you boys want? we want all your old newspapers for the paper drive. well, you're too late. i have already given them to johnny brady. johnny brady. jeepers, we're in a contest for a dollar prize. well, i'm sorry but you're too late. the early bird catches the worm, you know? oh, we don't want any worms, just papers. you see why he drives me nuts, sis? you see? now, george, he's only a little boy. besides, i think there are some papers down in the basement over by your workbench. oh, not enough to bother going down for. i'll get it, mr. wilson. and while we're down there, tommy, i'll show you mr. wilson's new fishing rod. oh, no. i'll get t

ms. wilson: after i finished writing my first book, that was anyplace pretty far away in croatia. about my family tracing their roots. i have always followed the newspaper stories. the water issue kept coming up i am a journalist. i was so interested in putting in a factual backdrop to a fictional story for my first time writing a fiction novel. water quality is really close to my heart. i have written for the dnr and done a lot of traveling around the state for three years. the character of the journalist sort of came to my mind and introduced herself. alyx: why is it important for iowans to read this? ms. wilson: this is a defining issue for the state. it is for me the defining issue of the state. when we talk about water quality and how we are going to treat our lands and water, we are going to go forward. it is on the mind of all of us because water is in the central compound for life. it is a shared resource. as someone who comes from a farming family, someone who and restoration and the way nature restores all of us. it keeps us alive. i think we can do better in going forwa

ms. wilson says she's never missed an election, ever. the 106-year-old need someday columbia today, but she did it and proudly said she voted for hilary clinton. wilson hopes she'll be around to see the first female president, just like she stuck around to see the first black president in 2008. wilson and her daughter agree that young people need to be educate in the struggle that african-americans went through to even have the option to vote. >> i'm so glad that she is still able to understand that the case where she wants to go vote. she never wants to miss t i'm glad she still understands that. >> 106-year-old ms. wilson has been a teacher, pastor's wife and a community leader. now to a fox 46 follow-up. neighbors joined in to help cleanup trash in an elderly elderly woman's backyard along irwin creek in charlotte. the owner said she called 3-1-1 to report it to the city, but she was told she had to clean up the mess because it was on her property. bill from the city. old tvs, microwaves, even crutches tossed into her backyard. >> our

ms. wilson says she's never missed an election, ever. the 106-year-old need someday help casting her ballot in columbia today, but she did it and proudly said she voted for hilary clinton. wilson hopes she'll be around to just like she stuck around to see the first black president in 2008. wilson and her daughter agree that young people need to be educate in the struggle that african-americans went through to even have the option to vote. >> i'm so glad that she is still able to understand that the case where she wants to go vote. she never wants to miss t i'm glad she still understands that. >> 106-year-old ms. wilson has been a teacher, pastor's wife and a community leader. now to a fox 46 follow-up. neighbors joined in to help cleanup trash in an elderly elderly woman's backyard along irwin creek in charlotte. the owner said she called 3-1-1 to report it to the city, but she was told she had to clean up the mess because it was on her property. if she didn't, she would get a bill from the city. old tvs, microwaves, even crutches tossed

ms. wilson: and the rest of the family survived to be gunned down in front of him. he represents the millions of children and women who are being raped, kidnapped, mutilated and killed by the world's deadliest organization. if you are not outraged, then you are not paying attention. for instance killing for instance, the world has ignored this level of violence. i pray that this country and this congress awaken to these horrific acts and take up efforts to. please continue to tweet, tweet, back our girls.ck tweet. tweet. bring back our girls. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? without objection, gentleman is recognized. >> i rise to congratulate home f the fighting bramans for receiving a willion golden football. as part of the nationwide super bowl 50 celebration, they started the honor roll program to honor high schools that impacted the game of football for the better. mr. rooney: high schools were chosen to honor a head player or coach and who was on an active r

ms. wilson is the councilor at this school. but for the last three years she says steam and water, reportedly from the sewer system, have been seeping out of the concrete in the parking lot and shooting out of this pipe a few feet away. this is your only playground? >> reporter: what do your kids do for exercise now? >> our kids are walking the hallway. they've become like mall walkers. >> reporter: the gym she referred to is now locked and but before that happened, a few cameras captured what is there. if we were to go inside what would we see, how would you describe it? >> a scary movie, the floor has been removed the parquet. now what you see is a layer of blackness. we've been told it was black mold, in fact the city inspector said that it was mold. >> reporter: teachers, and staff say they've had building issues for years, including mold, water damage, and broken windows. some of which city inspectors recently cited as code violations. india brimberry, the school's student health aide, is among those concerned these proble

wilson. mr. dorfman? ms. cathcart, i have a number of other people to contact, so i'll get right to the point. the starlings in this area have become such a problem that joint action must be taken. what starlings? what starlings? why, they're swarming all over the neighborhood. there haven't been any around here. oh, he got away. they must be around here. well, i haven't heard or seen one in my yard. if you don't have them now, you soon will have. now i'm asking everybody in the neighborhood to contribute toward hiring a professional to get rid of them. i don't see why i should contribute when they haven't been bothering me. but ms. cathcart, it's like the plague, why, no one's immune. and once they get in your yard, like they are in mine, you'll sign up quickly enough. well suppose i agree, how do i know this professional could get rid of them? oh, the man i have in mind of course you might not like him as a person, he's a crusty old codger. i still don't see why i should i contribute. but then i guess a per

wilson. amazing. >> you can see more of ms. mclaurin. the entire interview is on wjla.com. alison: jamie sullivan has traffic watch. jamie: it's slow on virginia and 95. we had a crash early on. this is disabled on the right side. this is ten miles of stop-and-go. the good stop you get up to 20 miles per hour. it will take 30 minutes. 395 single digits passing by the pentagon. then you get relief. >> let's look ahead for 6:00 -- new information of the death of the 13 bald eagles. there is a plan to remove payment machine. what a candidate said in fairfax county that has him back pedaling. that is coming your way at 6:00. >> let's it sounds like today is the best day we will have for a few. right? doug: yeah. tomorrow and wednesday are rainy. a live look at the harbor. it's 53 in national har been. 52 in manassas. 49 in fredericksburg. the rain is spreading from southwest to northeast. north and south carolina. it will take until tomorrow morning around sunrise for area of rain. 8:00 in the morning we should see range in the region. i will take time moving through. this time

ms. cathcart if she's got any news about mr. dorfman. she's always talkin' about mr. dorfman. and how about mrs. elkins? mr. wilson says she knows everything about everybody. oh, now, wait a minute, boys. i don't think you'd better bother mrs. elkins or ms. cathcart. they might not like it. jeepers, mom. everybody likes their name in the paper. no, not everybody. you better skip them. gee, how are we gonna get any news? say, i know who likes his name in the paper, good ol' mr. wilson. he felt real bad today because it wasn't in. okay. let's go get some news on him. swell. and we'll make a whole newspaper about mr. wilson, and we'll call it the mr. wilson news. we'll follow him around today and put down everything he does only we gotta be real careful that he doesn't know what we're doing or that'll spoil our surprise. come on, let's get started. [music] hi, mr. wilson. hi, mr. wilson. you're having a drink of water? yes, i'm having a drink of water. what you doin', setting out flowers, mr. wilson? no, dennis. i'm knitting a sweater. with a trowel? oh, he's just joking, tommy. he makes jokes like that lots of times

wilson report her mommies likely alive because of it. >> showed great courage and provided assistance to the e ms staff allowing them to get your mother to the hospital quickly. >> reporter: eight year-old jayla reads the surprise plaque she was awarded by cheltenham e ms during her assembly at her school myers elementary. the it is for the very green up action she took that saved her mom's life. >> she was screaming. >> reporter: jayl thea won't forget the day her mom got deathly sick. she was home with her two-year old sister ava and made a decision to called 191. >> when i called, they were asking me some questions. then the ambulance came. >> reporter: jayla then got her sister ready and gathered her mom's things while they waited for emergency crew to get here. >> i had to calm her down a little will bit. i got her shoes. i got my shoes. i got her jacket, and then i got her stuff and brought my stuff. >> reporter: she got the car seat ready so they could go in the ambulance with their mom. >> i'm really proud. i owe her my life, do i. >> reporter: month and a half later latoyia martin still cannot believe how grown up her daughte

ms. etheridge doesn't run into many problems, but every so often an inmate lashes out at her. >> i got a letter this morning. it was addressed specifically to that mailroom whatever man, and it's from kenny wilsonin segregation. and he wrote to me about his -- it was a musical card that he got and they can't have musical cards, but we've never rejected the card, itself. what we'll do is take the letter opener and go through the back and take the mechanical piece out, the battery and everything. and we'll just throw it away and we'll send them their stuff instead of just rejecting it. but he wrote to warden culliver and to me and sent the card to warden culliver and said that before i run crying and whining to warden culliver, he asked me, who do you think you are? and asked me, i don't have the right to disrespect his mail and it says does it say in your job to tear up the mail? you will pay for this card, i promise you that, and you will find a new job because you've crossed the line dealing with my mail. my name is kenny wilson. you must not know i hate you low life white people as is. he doesn't even have correct grammar. he can't halfway spell, but yet he wants to be derogatory and racist a

wilson sent you over here, i know everything's all right. now, let me see. swim fins, rubber dandy wading pool-- [knocking] oh, good morning ms. pompton. i'll see somebody waits on you immediately. be right back. this thing doesn't even look like it would float. hey, yeah. what's this? hey, it's moving. wow. look at it swell up. now the inflatable rubber raft. i don't think we want it anymore, mister. why not? it's getting too fat. good heavens, somebody stop it. maybe it would go down if you stuck a pin in it, mister. keep your idiotic ideas to yourself. williams, come here, quick. who's there? oh. hello, mr. wilson. have you seen dennis? why, yes, alice, just a little while ago. anything wrong? oh, no, no. it's only that when things get too quiet around the house, let me out of here. please let me out of here. williams, you get this boy away from me or-- come along, boys. [music] i hope you got insurance, buster. don't you think we ought to stay and help mr. finch get that man out of there? i think you'd both be smarter to stay here. by the way, you weren't thinking of buying that raft uh-huh. mothers don't like that sort of thing, h

wilson aye swig aye. thank you so much. that motion carried 5-0 and there's no other business before the board tonight. >> >>[gavel] . >> san francisco parking authority commission for thursday, february 4, 2016, msbloomer call the roll director borden director heinecke about will be oobsz director brinkman director ramos director nolan director rubke mr. chairman directors we have quorum item 3 electronic devices. any person responsible for disruption may be asked to leave the room. set cell phones on vibrate, the vibration could cause an interruption in the proceedings.