and the plan includes finishing the playground in sterling has the story. teachers and volunteers are unloading playground equipment at horace mann elementary. all that equipment is going here. it doesn't look like much now--- but soon it will look like this and the kids at horace are eager they are very excited they want to see more pictures of it. they can't wait to come out.horace already has a playground but it's tiny and not suitable for all the students. with the we're looking at kids up to the age of 12. were looking at having things more physical for them.the school also has another option but that requires the students to leave the school and get across 2 streets. it's a good 6-7 minute walk down 2 roads and to get there we have to go through an intersection and to get over there to play in the time that we have it eats away in their recess transitioning from the school to are justin kosek has been a teacher at horace mann for 5 years. months ago -- he decided to take action. he applied for the toolbox for education grant. when he was awarded the 5

. >> tell us about the unique features of the playground. is this a video of what it used to look like? it was a beautiful wooden structure and a lot of people miss it. so what makes this playground so special is it's designed for people of all abilities to play together. so here we're seeing the new one. so this for instance, kids can access this from all angles and this is an adjustable wheelchairs can play, and there are ways for kids in wheelchairs and walkers to play along with able bodied kids, and this is a zip line and there is one that is for children with upper body issues that might need more support and then a regular one where they can all play together. so it's opening on saturday at 10:00 a.m. at laurel hills mill road. it's not too far from crabtree value mall. and they will have crafts and the park will be open daily from dawn to dusk after it opens. so it's a big deal and i will have a -- i have a video tour on go ask mom and i will have the post on friday pulling out >> sassafras playground opening this weekend. thank you

parents and kids a now that the dream playground is open. it is over. and the sweet sound of laughter has returned. >> they didn't understand why they couldn't play here, one day they couldn't player here, and n they couldn't. >> she is referring to the sudden closing because of a faulty flooring. the old floor. >> described this time as a difficult one, not for her, but for all of the children, for them not able to play. >> it slowed our therapy down a lot. >> the goal is to create accessible playground for all children. >> he suffered a brain injury at the age of >> to have playground for her to run around. it makes her want to get up and move. >> there's nothing like this. this is awesome. >> it encourages all children to do more than just play. it is a play for learning and creativity, and even a little for that to see the all of the kids laughing and enjoying it. >> they gave them a 70 degree day to enjoy it. >> great. >> we are butting the burr back >> we are butting the burr back >> we are butting the burr back ? ? ? jon batiste has mastered new

was on october 10.there was supposed to be a celebration - but the playground hadn't re-opened yetas work continued replacing the floor. now, that work is done...and visitors are returning."city crews spray down the sidewalks surrounding the entrace to the life are returning.nat. - walking22;24;47"we also have musical instruments, quite a few musical instruments, scattered throughout."nat. noisetammy is the project founder...she says the flooring - which previously did not pass safety testing - has been completely replaced and retested.she calls the entire process emotionally to the installation of the floor, was closed for 240 days."22;21;38 22;21;38"(because) it's going to bring those children back to play and it's an opportunity for children to play together and they don't necessarily others diffences. they just want to play."(nat. pictures) it's an effort community members continue to support. this morning even - the midwest street machines car club of kenosha made a donation.(pontillo);15;51"well, good opportunity for th have somewhere to go rather than go out of town. so we try

the kenosha dream playground is afternoon at one.the all inclusive playground is a place where children of all abilities can play.the playground was shut down in march because of faulty rubber flooring. repairs were completed last month. college and high school students just wrapped up a contest to see who could raise the most money for charity. it's called the kapco charitable challengeand the winners are -- port washington high school and wisconsin lutheran. judges determined their projects made the biggest impact with local charitable groups and people 19 teams took part in the challenge. still want a vintage chair from the riverside theater?the venue is selling them for 400 dollars a pair -- after it tried to auction off the chairs for charity. spokesperson tells us: the demand for the seats was so great-- some people weren't able to make a bid on e-baythe chairs were installed in 1927. they come in pairs. they are covered in red velvet and have ornate cast iron end caps.all the money raised goes to help a local animal shelter. bell ringers wanted.the salvation army hopes you'll con

the mission of the kenosha dream playground is to create a safe, fully inclusive, accessible playground for all kids. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--the waukesha county manufacturer getting set to layoff workers.and - lead poisoning is preventable where you can get your child tested for free introducing the reuben from subway a sandwich as full of intrigue as it is flavor. some say it was invented by deli owner arnold reuben. others, by reuben kulakofsky during a poker game. and some insist it was hollywood starlet marjorie rambeau in a fit of crazed hunger. seriously. the reuben's past may be debatable, but its great taste is not. stacked with lean corned beef, bavarian-style sauerkraut, swiss cheese, and thousand island dressing on new freshly-baked rye bread. we don't know where it came from, but we know where you can get it. only at subway. happening now-- and later -- it's a tradition that spans across generations. season. what the state is doing to make it easier for hunters to get out into the woods this year. plus... the local band performing on ?thanksgiving in th

for the always dream playground. it is built specifically to help children with severe disabilities find ways to play outdoors like the rest of their classmates. students from west millbrook high school got involved and built some of the equipment. lead mine elementary is one of a handful of schools across north carolina with this kind of playground. that's all the time we have for qu i really did save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. i should take a closer look at geico... geico has a long history of great savings and great service. over seventy-five years. wait. seventy-five years? that is great. speaking of great, check out these hot riffs. you like smash mouth? uh, yeah i have an early day tomorrow so... wait. almost there. goodnight, bruce. gotta tune the "a." (humming) take a closer look at geico. or dinner tonight. the food was great. well, when you get the restaurant's number off a bathroom stall at an overeaters anonymous meeting, you know it's gonna be good. well, i guess this is the "awk

the park's playground is getting a major makeover. >> it's really exciting. my kids keep waiting, when is it ready! >> reporter: this will be what the city calls a universally accessible playground. >> ensuring that people regardless of ability have the opportunity to get out, friends, it's truly important and a central part of building a great community. >> reporter: the park's director says the park will have hands-on play areas, encouraging kids to interact with large panels to sharpen their motor skill development. >> slide, push, trace with your finger, outline, move, musical instrument, all starts of stuff. >> reporter: this parkville some cool features including this zip line which will accommodate all kid, including wheelchair. parents are thrill would about the updates for all children. and about a new feature everyone can enjoy in the summer. a large canopy to block out that hot sun. >> yes! oh, it'll be great! [ laughter ] >> the park opens december 3rd, paid for by voter-approved bonds. to see what all of the out our app. >>> today is the beginnin

tells me this playground really is designed for everyone. this big slide here allows disabled parents and grandparents to join in on the fun. >>> four things to know. one woman is in the hospital with severe burns. it happened after a fire broke out early this morning at this home in fairfax county. another person also hurt. investigators are still looking into what started the fire. >>> the former head o secretary. today michelle rhee is going to meet with president-elect trump in new jersey. >>> a patient and three crew members killed in a nevada plane crash. the plane was carrying a heart patient to the university of utah hospital when it crashed into a parking lot causing several explosions. >>> no turkey on the table yet, but millions are under a winter weather advisory across the no snow here, but you're talking about big changes. >> wind coming in. before that 70 degrees this afternoon and then a fast moving rain showers late afternoon quickly moving out to be followed by strong gusts of wind. we may have wind damage unfortunately. we

when he saw the new playground today the look on his face said it all. he has a rare genetic disorder that makes it hard for him to ear and process things. his mom wanted him to have fun but it wasn't always easy. >> i would bring him to the park to burn off energy and we would be left sit og the bench. special committee to help a very special boy. >> everybody just loves in a thannal. he's very warm. he's fun to work with. >> whether they have a vision issue or they couldn't hear, they couldn't walk, children with autism enjoy different things so we're trying to reach as many children as we can with this playground. >> reporter: the planning took almost four years. >> we didn't think it was going disabled parents and grandparents to join in on the fun. in stafford county, news 4. >>> 9:26 right now. we want to get to some breaking news. an update in that early morning fire out of fairfax county. we know police are looking for a man named lewis edward reid after what they are calling an arson and malicious wounding. one woman is in the hospital fire and

the all inclusive playground was created for kids of all abilities. now to your weather and traffic together... with meteorologist brian gotter. yesterday was another november treat with hazy sunshine and record breaking highs near 72 20 mph. the wind increased overnight, and that kept temps in the upper 50more than 10 degrees above the normal high temp. as a powerful storm system drops a foot of snow in minnesota, we will remain in the warm sector of the storm with highs in the mid to upper 60s, increasing clouds, and a few late afternoon and evening is the sw wind gusting to 40 mph. the wind shifts to the nw this evening with gusts to 40mph and temps dropping into the lower 30wind chills will be in the teens. there is a chance for a light rain/snow mix overnight and early saturday morning with no accumulation.after the light wintry mix in the morning, saturday afternoon will have sunshine, but cold and windy. high temps will be in the upper 30s with nw winds gusting to 45 mph. the wind will be miserable for everyone, especially hunters in the woods.

the dream playground in kenosha re-opens this afternoon. it sat unused for months while crews worked to fix faulty rubber flooring.the all inclusive playground is welcome to kids of all abilities. the official re-opening is set for one o'clock. a special donation to help the homeless in waukesha. a parishioner of st. mark's church made 50 fleece blankets. she made the blankets because quote "she child and wants homeless in our area to know that they are in people's thoughts and prayers." the waukesha police department will be working with representatives of nami waukesha to distribute these blankets. a famous fan of muhammad ali is making a major gesture of support for a new museum exhibit honoring the boxing legend.basketball star lebron james, his foundation and his business partner are donating two-point-five million dollars to the exhibit. it will be at th museum of african american history and culture in washington d-c. lebron joins a list of famous athletes who've donated to the museum-- including michael jordan and magic johnson. mor

the school already has a tiny playground but its not suitable for older kids. so a lot of teachers take their students across the street to a public playground, but that's not always a great idea. it's a good 6-7 minute walk down 2 roads and to get there we have to go through an intersection and to get over there to play in the time that we have it eats away in their recess transitioning from the we currently are the building blitz should be done by the end of the day and ready for the students on friday. it will include a summit climber -- a play web-- and a couple of picnic benches. the equipment was paid for by a 50 thousand dollar toolbox for educatoin grant. coming up... holiday plans. another major retailer announces it will be open on thanksgiving. and -- deer meat. arby's selling venison sandwiches... but only at select locations. the people have spoken. how crazy popular they they sold out. more kids are being left not properly restrained in vehicles.according to the national highway traffic safety administration, proper from 2013 to 2015. the percenta

. >> a playground unlike any other. we'll show you the brain child behind the project that gives kids with special needs a place to play. is a key for wounded warriors in regaining their unless. now, there's a brand-new business that helps them do that. we'll talk with founders just ahead. >> and mild tomorrow, maybe some rain in the evening hours and then windy and cold on sunday with temperatures in the 40s. the coldest so far this season. i'm breaking down the redskins forecast and looking ahead to travel weather for anksgiving ?? know you have a dedicated advisor and team know you can craft an investment plan as strong as your values. ?? know that together, you can establish a meaningful legacy with the guidance and support of your dedicated pnc wealth management? team. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. son to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live str

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mimi wachter/ owner of kangamoo playground: that was shocking to us. we're an indoor playground. we're not a bank. we're not target, you know. ((george knapp)) the attack was repelled because a i day, las vegas businesses are hacked, ransoms are paid, personal data and identities are stolen and exploited. and in the big picture.... adam pranter fbi cyber crime task force: it's on a massive scale, globally massive scale, business email compromises are very--we've lost millions of dollars here in the valley alone. over the past several years, the fbi has estimated over 2.3 billion in losses.... ((george knapp)) in las vegas, the fbi says, organized crime rips off personal identities, commits digital frau threats....someo ne tried to hack the presidential election. the dnc was pierced. suspicions focused on russia. us cyber forces were prepared to unleash a massive counter attack...the first cyber world war.... heather murren/commission on cyber security: it's not clear at this point what constitutes an act of war in cyber space. ((george knapp)) las vegas philanthropist and former

mimi wachter/ owner of kangamoo playground: that was shocking to we're not target, you know. ((george knapp)) the attack was repelled because the fledgling company had set up a digital firewall, but every day, las vegas businesses are hacked, ransoms are paid, personal data and identities are stolen and exploited. and in the big picture.... adam pranter fbi cyber crime task force: it's on a massive scale, globally massive scale, business email compromises are very--we've lost millions of dollars here in the valley alone. over the past several years, the fbi has estimated over 2.3 billion in losses.... ((george knapp)) organized crime rips off personal identities, commits digital fraud. but there are bigger threats....someo ne tried to hack the presidential election. the dnc was pierced. suspicions focused on russia. us cyber forces were prepared to unleash a massive counter attack...the first cyber world war.... heather murren/commission on cyber security: it's not clear at this point what constitutes an act of war in cyber space. ((george knapp)) las vegas philanthropist las

a playground designed for children of all abilities is offically open again. again.the dream playground in kenosha was closed 8 months ago after its floo w found to be unsafe.the flooring was replaced... and today families returned to play. 1:22-1;35 "the little inspiration child who inspired the project had on the top of her christmas list was for santa to open the dream playground. and she told me yesterday 'i gotta cross that o" off'." a 'welcome back' event is planned for saturday at the four local high school football teams can win state championships this weekend. weekend.one of those, cedar grove-belgium, going for the class 5-a title and taking a late lead on amherst - josh weiss to jason von heimburg with nine minutes to go. but amherst tied the game, and then won it on a field goal by carter supleski - just his cond field goal attempt of the season. but it's a title winner. the rockets finish at 13-and-2 and state runner-up. a fine season. improving from last year by making it to the state final. a year after losing in the state semifinal, they lk fo

.>>> school kids have access to a new and special playground. [ laughter ]. jinks. >>> why a few playgrounds like this in the state.>>> many are for seeing the outcome of this election. one of them was written in paper. we will tell you who predicted >>> [ music ]. alicia keys, >> look at the beautiful blue skies. this is durham. lucky start tower. not a cloud. >> we can watch that for a while. good morning. >> get your smiles going for thursday. >> sunshine. it makes it feel warmer even if it is chilly. you find yourself in the sun and you are like it is nice out there. >> i am tanning right now. . heading out to check the germ skycam again. it is beautiful. second time around. 43 degrees is the current temperature. dew point is 38. it will be a nice dry day today. at this point we can stand to see some rain. we haven't had much of it since matthew and we need a nice break. it is pretty dry out there. a little shower or half an inch yesterday's front brought us a trace to a 10th of an inch. 45 right now and roxborough. 49 fayetteville. feeling good temperatu

which is a tier 2 playground, given the revitalization here, there's a great opportunity to collaborate with the developers on that project to take the public money and some of the private money we raised and create even a more spectacular playground at hertz so we're excited about this project and i'm truly honored to play a small part of the revitalization of this neighborhood. >> commissioner mcdonnell? >> thank you. so, i absolutely want to see both of naoez projects and all of the work of hope sf move swiftly. i don't want to move swiftly past this moment because it really is a significant moment. native staff from siskan grew up in the fillmore, by the way, it will always be the fillmore, whether you try to call it anything else, it will always be the fillmore, one of the things that i observed in growing up in the fillmore and in our great city is while the city grew from an economic development perspective, evolved and many communities across our city thrived. the communities of the disenfranchised never were able to fully benefit, even with recurring commitments to doing someth

in the middle of a playground. dooley shot and killed of james' daughter . dooley claimed he was defending himself... but he was sentenced to 8 years in prison. back in april, an appeals court ruled there were errors made during his sentencing. so now, dooley is getting a ?new trial. and his attorneys want the judge to grant bond... while dooley waits for that next court date. prosecutors and james' family is fighting ?against bond. the judge is expected to decide today or tomorrow. developing in south tampa: a valet driver for bern's steakhouse has been ?robbed at gunpoint. and he's the ?third berns vallet to get at the latest incident happened sunday night as the driver was walking through an alley off south howard avenue. last night, we talked to ?another berns valet who got robbed back in ?may. his name is "joshua" and he didnt want to give his last name. joshua says he was ?also robbed while walking thru a nearby alley. a man came out of a corner holding a handgun and demanding money. joshua gave him 200 dollars and ran. after that may incident, berns i

do you remember last year when you were 7 and collapsed on the playground? >> yes. >> do you remember that day can you tell me anything that happened or anything you remember? >> um, my legs felt numb and my arms and i couldn't feel it. i was like where was my arm? >> like it fell asleep? >> yeah. >> what was the first call you guys got? what >> i got the first call and at the time i was working all the way in racine so, i was just hysterical. i had just dropped him off and like about an hour or two after that i'm getting a call that my son is laying in the playground and motionless. >> yeah. >> i'm like no. it can't be real. she was at the house and we were like two minutes away from the school. >> uh-huh. >> so she's like oh, my god and she just rushed right over there. >> were there other times you had had things fallen asleep like your arm or leg or is that the first time you remembered that happening? there first time. >> there were no symptoms at all. he never complained of a headache or anything abnormal. he is an active child. he does tae kwon do, sw

even after the county cleaned up vulguar images tagged ont he playground equipment. we first told you about the problem last week. parents who go to the park at the hollywood rec center showed us the profanity scribbled everywhere. county workers painted over or removed the grafitti. but when we returned yesterday... there was already more vulgar images on the playground. :12 art: "we see a lot of abusive language" (((butted to))) me: "would you say you see it every time you come?" art: "everytime? yeah." :20 we tried reaching out to clark county about the problem but we were told they won't be able to respond until next week. on this thanksgiving... we want to take time to remember our troops. dinner table tonight... 52-hundred sailors aboard the uss eisenhower are busy launching fighter jets with precision missiles to strike islamic state targets in iraq and syria. the crew is actually spending their second thanksgiving overseas. thankfully, many of them have become like family.... and they wil thanksgiving on the ship, but it will be different from what many of us

there was already more vulgar images on the playground. :12 art: "we see a lot of abusive language" (((butted to))) me: "would you say you see it every timeo art: "everytime? yeah." :20 we tried reaching out to clark county about the problem but we were told they won't be able to respond until next week. santa's list is getting a high tech makeover... and now you can use it to persuade your little ones to stay on their best behavior. it's an app called "santa's watching." if you're child starts to have a melt down-- you can have santa send them a message to remind them he's watching. the app has been downloaded thousands of times, and parents rick gillis/co-creator of santas watching app <"it's a very short season. one of the things i want you to be aware of though is that santa's watching all year long. so i want people to realize that they could be using the app continuously throughout the year."> right now the santas watching app is only available on apple devices. it costs 99-cents to download. you may not be able to hit the slopes, but you can still hit the ice! right now there a

the vandal drew on the playground, sidewalks, playground. parents, staff, kids work together to clear away the graffiti and replaced with >> beautiful. the school is closed for fall break. >> the vandalism will be used as a teaching moment for kids. >>> it's 6:35 now. a weekend full of meetings is giving us a clearer picture of who might be in president-elect donald trump's cabinet. he interviewed more than a dozen candidates at his new jersey golf club chris christie got a 30 minute sit-down with the president-elect. so did retired marine corps general madis favorite to become secretary of defense. trump plans to interview more today. >>> follow my example. that's the message from president obama to president-elect trump when it comes to ethics in the oval office. the president spoke about it in peru sunday. he said mr. trump should appoint make sure there aren't conflicts of interest while in office. he doesn't plan to be a constant critic of trump but said he will speak up when necessary. >> if there are issues that have less to do with s

a field that was filled with children on the playgrounds, in the middle of the afternoon yesterday. people rushed to the field, to watch the balloon land. it was surprising. it was concerning to people in the neighborhood. these pictures were posted on philadelphia police lieutenant david bunks twitter page. people in the area also grabbed their phones and recorded their own videos in amazement of what was happening. some saw flames, called 911, but the four meme emerged from the basket were okay. police on the other hand had their concerns while the faa apparently approved this landing, investigators didn't like the fact that a hot air balloon descended on busy playgrounds, with roughly 100 children running around in the area. >> we're concerned, because it is not real that i safe, because seeing westmoreland is in the city, it is in the middle of a residential neighborhood, the recreation center is a sit recreation center, and at 4:20, still daylight, there was a lot of children on the scene when we arrived, so there is a good possibility there were children playing ball, riding b

the downtown las ve is being transformed into an extreme sports playground... how you can get in on the fun today. good morning. welcome back to fox five news this morning let's check in with les krifaton with this weekend's weather. temperatures will continue to trend anywhere from 5 to 10 above normal for the weekend and into the start of next week. partly cloudy skies saturday will make way for mostly sunny conditions sunday and into the first three days of the week. changes occur wednesday as another front approaches southern nevada. rain associated with this front expected to stay out of our region. air. high's starting thursday drop to the low 60's. a former mental health patient was shot yesterday... after returning to his facility in pennsylvania and stabbing six people. officials say dustin johnson started stabbing staff members... entered the hospital. when he refused to drop his weapon--- three police officers started shooting at johnson. the stabbing victims and johnson were all taken to area hospitals. police refused to discuss a motive for the att

playground at the park.layground is based on a design be created by children and will encourage physical activity and creative thinking. kaboom is a nonprofit that has opened more than 16,000 playgrounds nationwide. >>> state wildlife officials are putting dungeness crab back on the table just in time for thanksgiving. the recreational crab fishing season opens today. last year a toxin in the crabs delayed the opening for several months. this year's cooler temperatures and steady rain are good news for crab fishermen. >> there's been some sporadic detection of elevated levels this year north of point reyes and marin county, but not so much that the health departments are recommending a closer this year. the recreational season will open. >> health officials are warning against eating the crabs internal organs, often considered a delicacy because they can still contain concentrated levels of the potentially deadly toxin >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning to you. here's live dopp

anna-lysa: investigators say that the child was sexually abused here on the playground while she was playing tag and program stayed behind to answer some questions. >> people who do these kinds of things are often amongst the most trusted. anna-lysa: the police say that raul ramos violated that trust. the counselor reportedly repeatedly touched a five-year-old girl inappropriately when he was left in her afterschool program. the abuse lasted for about a month. >> i would not have suspected that at all. anna-lysa: a parent said she did not notice the red flags when she interacted with ramos. >> from what i knew, he was a very sweet young man, very good with the kids. anna-lysa: the school principal says, "his after-hours and independently manage child health care -- child aftercare program that operates in our building. the owner of the afterschool program fired ramos after his arrest." >> enraged, fear, disappointment. just -- i don't know, it's a terrible situation. anna-lysa: the afterschool program for two years. if you are worried your child may have been sexually abused, he shou

the fact this playground named for him is particularly tragic and vile. melinda: actor ben stiller attended the rally too. the swastikas have been painted over now flowers and positive messages are covering the playground. ben: new this morning, kanye west has canceled a concert after cutting a show short and going on a bizarre rant. he talked about politics and fame. he criticized beyonce and called out her husband jay-z. at the risk of my own life, my own success, my own career. i have been sent here to give you the truth. jay-z, call me! you still aint' called me! ben: fans say kanye only played a few songs before going on the rant and then leaving the stage on saturday night. sunday night's show was canceled. a lot of people on facebook are asking for their money back after that show. and an hour late. they wanted to hear the music, right. well, you will be zipping up the overcoat, the temperatures in the 30s today and 40s for tomorrow and the rest of the week. most of the precip in the south is staying liquid no. weather worries today. low pressure i

a child being stalked by a predator. >> we hear about cruel playground bullying.ccidents, kids getting lost and above all adults preying on kids. >> 750,000 registered sex offenders and they could be living next door to you. >> 24/7 you can turn on tv and see a kid being kidnapped, murdered. >> this is a mom who is fed up with the way that tv scares parents. >> we are at a 50-year low in crime. and people are so concerned that that can't possibly be -- >> they don't believe it. >> they don't. or they say of course there's less crime because we're holding them so tight. but there is less crime against grown women and men and pets, cars. you know there's just less crime. you must accept it but nobody does. >> she pushes the idea of free-range kids. like free-range chickens? >> we realize is this a life? it's just not fair. they couldn't even move their wings. free-range parents is a rejection of the idea that your kids can't do anything on their own. >> this group of chicago kids called themselves the free-range kids club. >> it's a good break from your parents to b

talking about a backdoor all over the playground and some sidewalks. then the community responded coming out and cleaned it up before students started arriving for school on monday morning. we will show you the video that prompted this community response that was one example of several hateful things that were written on this school. parents responded bringing out paper hearts and writing messages on them. we spoke to a parent of three students here she hopes her daughter, she had her daughters make the paper hearts with the messages of love taped up on the wall. take a listen at what she had to say. >> just to show that hate doesn't win over love. we are part of peace and we believe in peace. >> the local jewish life center in stapleton released a statement yesterday condemning these hateful acts, as for who and why police are investigating we hope to reach out to them reporting live from stapleton jason gruenauer denver7 it is 6:46 here is your cheat sheet for monday as we head into the holiday week we are tracking a storm moving it to colorado, 60s

i also want to commend the city on the wuck of playground. we had people here before giving presentations. you may or may not know the answer to the question but there was a surface on the playground that is supposed to be low injury for impact. is that all the playground that are done do they have that surface? >> that is a good question and this is a issue over time that playground surfacing has evolved. you know from the past sand was a atin waiting surface but not a accessible surface so there was a history putting the rubberize surface to the playground surface from the transfer from the chair to the end the slide. that was the state of the art am many years until we recognized that we need better access to play equipment and as standard evolved that changed so the department is now using a much more comprehensive approach to surfacing. it has to be fall atin waiting and safe, but it also needs to be accessible so the newer playgrounds are fully accessible. there may be a sand play area, but the surfacing evolved and new standards are mo

. >> we went to the playground and went to two more playgrounds, and now we're just sitting here. >> now rob lecht and his neighbors are having to wait it out at the american legion hall. at last check authorities tell me they had not recently made contact with the man in the home. but they are taking things slowly. the goal in all of this is to end it peacefully. reporting live, and youy cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >>> we're following more breaking news, a police-involved shooting in philadelphia's olney section. so far, officials will only tell us an officer fired one shot at fourth and linley streets around 6:00 tonight. authorities will not confirm whether anyone was hurt. we'll keep following the story and bring you more information tonight on nbc 10 news at 11:00. >>> more breaking news in center city where an officer was hurt after a fight broke out on walnut street. nbc 10's drew smith is live near the scene. drew, what can you tell us. >> denise, this police investigation is happening right now, right up on walnut street at 16th. police is that section of the road closed off.

hitsvery dates back to 1927 when the area where the present playground and center is today was purchasedcity for $27,000. in the 1950s, the sen consider was expanded by then mayor robinson and the old gym was built. thanks to the passage of the 2008 clean and safe neighborhood parks bond, the sunset playground has undergone extensive renovation to its four acres of fields, courts, play grounds, community rooms, and historic gymnasium. >> here we are. 60 years and $14 million later, and we have got this beautiful, brand-new rec center completely accessible to the entire neighborhood. >> the new rec center houses multi-purpose rooms for all kinds of activities including basketball, line dancing, playing ping-pong and arts can crafts. >> you can use it for whatever you want to do, you can do it here. >> on friday, november 16, the dedication and ribbon cutting took place at the sunset playground and recreation center, celebrating its renovation. it was raining, but the rain clearly did not dampen the spirits of the dignitaries, community members and children in attendance. [cheering and app

parents say they're fed up with things like this- vulgar images and words plastered all over a playground.. and it's so bad.. we can't show it on tv. 13 action news reporter gina lazara went out to the park at hollywood and sahara to get answers. gina look live intro: "i'm underneath the slide at the park...basicall place for kids away from these dirty words and pictures but you can see one quick step up and it's covered in vulgarity" nats: "right here..." natalie ellsworth... nats: "if you look it's everywhere even right there" doesn't need to look hard.... nats: "i could probably find 10 more" to find inappropriate words and pictures plastured on her kids' favorite playground. nats: "it's outta control" natalie says she brings her kids here twice a week.... she finds it. natalie ellsworth "if its not here, it will be somewhere else, on a pole, a slide, every else" i watched crystal caracciolo get her first look at the lewdness. crystal caracciolo "that's really nice.....nice" now she has no desire to bring her grandaughter back to this park if these are the things that are happening. cr

common council unanimously voted to accept the contract for the new flooring..the all-inclusive playground was closed back in march after the rubberized floor was deemed unsafe..there will be a special "come back and play" meet and greet on turday. 3 season to keep an eye out for scammers. the donation do's and don'ts coming up. 3 plus, they've lost three in a row..what aaron rodgers is saying about the criticism of take a look at this -- a nine-year-old florida boy hailed as a hero for saving his little brother.in the video you can see the one- year-old on the changing table.. and he rolls off.but just before he hits the ground... joseph catches him. their mom said she turned away one of her kids when the little one fell.she says joseph turned down her offer for a big reward.. but she wanted to share the video t remind others that looking away for even a second could be dangerous. with thanksgiving next week.. and christmas just a month away..it's the holiday giving s. season..but not all charities and are the same..cbs 58's jacob kittilstad on how to make sure you're giving to th right o

a little girl stumbles on a playground. the evident to clean up the playground. the evident to clean up the city streets. >>> good morning to you. it is 4:30 on friday eve, thursday, november 3, i am catherine parrotta. >> daniel: i am daniel miller. get ready for more mild temperatures and also pack an umbrella. meteorologist shiri spear is in the fox25 storm tracker weather center tracking morning and afternoon showers. and shiri, it is all about location today. >> reporter: it is. if you are in one of these communities, it is a much

it is terrible when that happens on the playground and it is absolutely unacceptable when someone is hiding on the internet. we have to find a better way to talk to each other. to disagree with each other and disrespect each other curry--each other (cheers & applause) >> you mean to tell me that is the thing that bothers you when you are trying to be the president of the united states? the market on saturday night live?, on, man! come on man! (cheers & applause) >> vicki: will cover the local races as well as elections until midnight. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> grant: 18 major that appears to have been killed, murdered. sonoma and district says missing since october 17th. curry kimberly body was found by and university employees covered by dirt and debris. ps this mystery to get corporate debt will keep you posted on this breaking news out of orroya park >> reporter: police are investigating to a 12 your old homicide. >> reporter:12 year-old homicide. >> reporter: here in san jose, police had announced a murder of a professor. charged with one count of murder in the j

it shades the entry areas, grassy area and playground portions of the play ground. this animation for informational purposes is the proposed park layout that i mentioned, is subject to change but as you can see the building being moved forward to the corner of folsom and 6th intercepts some of the project's shadow. this table provides a summary of the shadow impact on to the park property. the shadows occur in the mornings in the spring and fall and parts of the window. on days with new shadow the range is from just over 4 minutes to just under 30 minutes. the shadows fall on the northwest corner of the property where the grassy area and pathways are currently located and the shadow leaves the property before 9 am which is when the property currently opens. the 1989 memo provides guidance on how to assess shadows for the purpose and acl of zero percent, annual cumulative limit was established for jean frand the property would introduce an additional 0.39 of shadow annually which would increase the shadow load for the park to 47.66 for the year. fear this reason the

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this three-year-old squeals with laughter every time he gets to go to the playground with his brother and sister. >> he wants me to push him on the swing, go on the slide with him. >> reporter: a normal kid, to under stand how amazing a simple trip to playground really is, you need to under stand xavier's story >> the beginning of our story is when xavier turned a year old. he had his typical checkups, vaccines and all of the stuff. he got chicken pox vaccine. 10 days later, he was starting to get a rash and within 24 hours, he was covered from head to toe. >> there is no way a kid this sick could be out on the street >> that lead to other tests >> they knew something was definitely wrong, they didn't know what >> in november of 2014, they got the diagnoses. >> is one of -- the only living one here. he has all of the cells he needs to have a normal immune system, but the cells don't know how to process. >> reporter: without a normal immune system, he needed a bone marrow transplant, but even that was risky >> we know out of three kids that were transplanted, two of them did not surviv

which is a tier 2 playground, given the revitalization here, there's a great opportunity to collaborate with the developers on that project to take the public money and some of the private money we raised and create even a more spectacular playground at hertz so we're excited about this project and i'm truly honored to play a small part of the revitalization of this neighborhood. >> commissioner mcdonnell? >> thank you. so, i absolutely want to see both of naoez projects and all of the work of hope sf move swiftly. i don't want to move swiftly past this moment because it really is a significant moment. native staff from siskan grew up in the fillmore, by the way, it will always be the fillmore, whether you try to call it anything else, it will always be the fillmore, one of the things that i observed in growing up in the fillmore and in our great city is while the city grew from an economic development perspective, evolved and many communities across our city thrived. the communities of the disenfranchised never were able to fully benefit, even with recurring commitments to doing someth

>>> mary teaches phys-ed. >> playground equipment gets warn out real fast. we will use it for that. >> the principal tells me even though the school has received donations before, they have never received donations like this and kids can stay active on the playground and colin is thinking about next year. >> what will you do for your birthday next year? >> donate again. >> reporter: shanice dunning, cleveland 19 news. >> tiffani: the soo it plans to use some of the toys to reward students who do well in class. >> denise: now a cleveland 19 news consumer alert tonight. this is a warning about your mortgage. the average 30-year fixed rate spiked to 3.94% close to the highest level all year. the fed is strongly hinting of an interest rate hike when it meets next month. power of x-ray vision. its new smart phone app lets users scan a barcode on the side of the box and the app shows you exactly what's inside the package. amazon will help keep your christmas gifts organized. >> tiffani: mcdonald's is making big changes. they are expanding to table service and touc

a hidden playground. apparently in eastern aleppo. that's something that unicef was talking about as well where apparently some residents to give the children a little bit of respite. a little bit of calm from all the things going on overhead. you're talking about artillery shelling, fighting, bombs. it's to allow some children to play. up to 200 children come there every day simply to be able to play. that's only one of the things that these children aren't able to do. you're talking about going to school, things like getting medical attention when they need it in an area where there's no hospital left. a dire situation there. the people trying to come up with any sort of, i wouldn't say solution but any sort of way to try to keep the children out of harm's way and let them have any sort of childhood. of course in the situation right now it's all but impossible, george. >> while you were talking, there were images rolling of the situation in aleppo. it's a hard concept but it is the reality for so many families to find a way for the