have a playground for older kids, all ages at the group picnic area which is where this playground is built. it's a beautiful design, i can be swayed to approve it, be for it, but there is a lot of missing elements. i think there should be more for kids. when they're there, there is going to be groups of kids, there is not much there. with rec and park help and outside monetary help we might be able to make this a great playground. right now to me it seems like it's missing a lot. just looks pretty to look at. thank you. >> president buell: thank you. >> secretary: next speaker, please. >> my name is stephen, this is embarrassing, but there is a similarity between sgt. macaulay and mclaren and i want to speak on sgt. macaulay. >> you can, it's all on -- yeah, sgt. macaulay, the concept twal design, right? >> yes. yes. again, my name is stephen and i live next to sgt. macaulay park and invested a lot of time in the procedures that have led up to the design of the park. and i would like to make it -- put on record that months ago, i mean, months and months ago there was a design passed

catherine drexel school kicked off the unveiling of their new playground this morning.y won the grand prize after garnering the most credited in the recycled playground challenge. made entirely from recycled oral care waste and they showed the durability by playing on the new playground. >>> and the king of prussia new restaurant scene is a new concept all together. melissa magee shows us inside founding fathers just opened for business. >> the farmer's own more of this restaurant than i do. >> the concept behind founding farmers was harvested when the union that represents 47,000 farmers across the u.s. planted a seed with experienced restaurant yours. they have a stake in this restaurant. >> we make the decision and run it like our cooperatives and other businesses in the country. >> practically everything they serve is made from scratch. >> we grind the meat and make the bun, the mac and cheese we make the pasta. this is their first location with their own creamery, all the ice-cream is made in house with the only special recipes. >> very cool. >> they have two floor

it's everybody's playground.s designed in 2003 for children of all needs, especially children with physical challenges. everything there has needs of the children in mind. the areas are wide enough for wheelchairs. leaders are proud this is one of the area's first totally ada-friendly places. >> whether you had cerebral palsy or spina bifida or some disability, you could come and play with everyone. friends and peers. >> a feeling of community. a place for everybody. >> reporter: it is very popular for people here in the horsham area, as well as other to come and bring their children. the horsham rotary raised $400,000. no people rent the -- now people rent the space so children can enjoy the park. that's one of the many places we're highlighting in horsham as we are at the wawa on easton road south of county line. come see us, we're all here including jessica and vai beginning at 9:00 this morning. >> can't wait to see our viewers saying good morning in person. we look forward to that. >>> and heading out, a tra

encourage active recognize yaks, whether it's the jerry garcia theater and the many courts and playgrounds in the park. it's also distinguished by the natural landscape. not just landscape, but san francisco original landscape. where golden gate park is nature, mclaren is what san francisco looked like and it reflects our natural habitat. i think one of the main challenges of mclaren park is really its circulation. by that we mean the safe and predictable movement of people, dogs, children, cars, bikes and other ways of transportation. and yet to be developed across the park and that's one of the things that has most been lacking in mclaren, certainly since i've been working in recreation and park department. that a clear set of policies and a real model for how to accommodate all the users and their movement across the park has been one of the most fundamental challenges. because while we're moving people across the park and accommodate and balance, we're also very much trying to protect the habitat and the natural features that make mclaren such an attractive place to go to, to visit. so

this shows the current asphalt path from the lewis sutter playground toward the rest of the park.we went out and did a site visit and the slope on that path is 19%. ada slope required allowed is much, much less than that. we're looking at realigning that path and looking into the possibility of making it firm and stable, but again a little more natural feel than asphalt. and we're also looking to reconfigure the asphalt path and steps closer to the man sel courts and we're looking to accommodate bicycles on a multiuse trail that meets ada guidelines, but we've worked with the guidelines in glen canyon park and golden gate park and there is lot to do to make it interesting and exciting. for some of the trails we're looking to realign or close in the area, would we use some of the natural features funding to scrape up the soil, to put seeds in, to put erosion control to go back to grassland habitat. last but not least, the visitation avenue corridor. this is the area that runs from visitation and hahn intersection, up to the visitation avenue middle school. we worked with volunteers

adrianna: today the redskins chipped in to help build a new playground. more than 200 volunteers from the organization helped out. since the charitable organization began in 2000, they are given back more than $20 million to this community. >> your breaking people's stuff. ain'tecause somebody whooped you tail. adrianna: probably wishing he never turn to a life of crime. eye oninue to keep an the investigation happening right now in new york city. another live report on the terror attack in manhattan is coming out. first, a check of traffic in our area. : it is going to be a little bit busy in a few spots today. starting off on 270 southbound route 109, exit 22, you see the left lane is blocked with cones that is the very end of a work zone. delays stretch back to this point off route 80 for the southbound ride. other than that, in pretty good shape. down to the beltway outer loop past colesville road, a work zone. that is in your left lane as well. pretty significant jam across the top side of the beltway. back to new hampshire avenue, a bit of a jam aft

many of the overhauls were done to make the playground more usable for people and youngsters with andabilities. >> eagles looking to go eight and one. >> is that unbelievable? >> the numbers are getting impressive. >> i know i love hearing that. broncos coming to town and their big time pass rusher von miller has been running his mouth despite the fact his team has lost three straight he says he feels strongly they'll be able to beat the three and one eagles in philadelphia on sunday. birds hoping to head in there eight and one. wouldn't that be something. they were hard at work even though they're favored pie more than a touchdown. doug pederson says they can't afford to take the foot off the gas even at practice. >> things can get overlooked and i just don't want that to happen and that's just me personally as a person. you know, you try to -- every stone gets turned over. i want to make sure that we're doing everything right and we continue to do everything right even with the success we've had. >> at this point we've said his for awhile at least i have each team is getting better

many in progress, some of which are completed and a few of which will be combined with the playground project. so all told, that equals $12 million. so $10 million of which is allocated to mclaren park in the ordinance, $2 million for trails, and within that $10 million there is also, in the bond report, $1.5 million set aside explicitly for habitat and restoration features. as i mentioned, we alsoant wanted to prepare for the future. there are so many needs and great ideas, we also worked with our design team, cmg, to develop concepts which were shown at the capital committee of future projects that you could also continue to fund and would continue to enhance mclaren's identity and the park experience. that includes developing points of interest further, giving the upper reservoir more identity and working on additional improvement for the amphitheatre and continuing to fund the bike park which opened four weeks ago, to great acclaim, and good user feedback. the gateways, particularly at crocker, amazon, oxford street, transforming the park, kind of entrance, neighborhood edge, and

but we were able to enhance all of those features. >> the playground and the soccer field and the tennis fields and it is such a key part of this neighborhood. >> we want kids to be here. we want families to be here and we want people to have athletic opportunities. >> we are given a real responsibility to insure that the public's money is used appropriately and that something really special comes of these projects. we generally have about an opportunity every 50 years to redo these spaces. and it is really, really rewarding to see children and families benefit, you know, from the change of culture, at each one of these properties >> and as a result of, what you see behind us, more kids are playing on our soccer fields than ever before. we have more girls playing sports than we have ever had before. [ applause ] fp >> and we are sending a strong message that san francisco families are welcome and we want you to stay. >> this park is open. ♪ >> good morning, everyone and thank you for coming my name is rosy form treasurer of the united states and the form of empowerment 2020. >> yeah. >>

although their constrain our outdoor playground is still helping them the playground is basically like nature. that's if nature has loud music. still the pandas do seem to like the ski resorts outdoor enclosures yan says this is the closest thing to the wild that these two could ever survive. in a pool where. i don't think the stupendous can go into the wilderness they've been kept in captivity too long. any penned us to be reintroduced into the while need to start training from a very young age in order for them to better at that to the wilderness. china has tried to reintroduce pandas into the wild but it hasn't gone well. after decades of breeding out for show she was the first to be released in two thousand and six just a year later his body was discovered lying in the snow in a bamboo forest. and was farm. is full of loans on the. other hand that's. out of seven pandas that have been released the government says four are still alive. you can say we paid the price for our failed attempts but we learned our lesson. yes. judge and soon the man behind the government's plan to policies

today, years later, there's still no playground. >> we are still trying to do this. we are hitting road blocks because the property that the city promised us isn't theirs yet. >> reporter: lilard claims the land owner still hasn't handed over the property to the city. in the meantime, lilard says they've made sure to keep their other child programs running. she also says they're trying move the playground from the vfw to the west side regional park system. there's actually a meeting about this tomorrow at 7:00 at the william r tally center. stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >> there is supposed to be another meeting with the mayor. >>> george h.w. bush apologizing today after another woman said he groped her during a photo op when she was 16 years old. time magazine reported on the citizen. the woman said it took place at a cia office in 2003. she is now the sixth woman since last month to say the former president groped her during a photo op. a bush spokesman said george bush simply does not have it in his heart to cause anyone distress, and he apologizes to anyone he offen

. >> they're free now learning the joys of a playground. and pizza night with no armed guards watching their every move. >> we have waited since 2012 for somebody to understand our problems. >> reporter: until just a few weeks ago, these children were america's littlest hostages. held with their parent business a brutal group of taliban terrorists in afghanistan and pakistan. >> we can only ask and pray that somebody will recognize the atrocities these men carry out against us. >> reporter: their american mother, caitlin boyle and canadian father joshua, had been kidnapped five years ago by the taliban when she was already six months pregnant with her eldest son. a pregnancy the guards wanted to end. >> they didn't want us to have even him. even the oldest. they tried. but he was too far along. and then these two came after. and we had to keep them secret. >> reporter: now in her first television interview, the mother of three no longer comfortable in western clothes is coming forward to describe how she bravely defied her captors to raise

they decided to build sophie and madigan's playground. if you live in the frederick area, chances are that you've donated to the project. >> reporter: the idea started more than three years ago, with two people going through the deepest pain a parent can. >> it's important for us to. >> reporter: christine lilard is a mother. her two little girls were just 6 and 3 when they died in a into just needing to be completely alone. and sometimes it's a memory that makes you smile and laugh. our biggest thing was, we didn't just want them to be forgotten. >> reporter: they wanted to create a place where other families could build happy memories with their kids. we were told the land owner who owns this frederick bfw property, had stepped up, and donated 10 acres of land. more than $600,000 raised. today, years later, there's still no playground. >> we are still trying to do this. we are hitting road blocks because the property that the city promised us isn't theirs yet. >> reporter: lilard claims the land owner still hasn't handed over the proper

volunteers will break ground and get to work on a brand-new playground. the sunrise rotary in town raised $150,000 for the project that should be completed -- get this -- in a week and a half. the handicap-accessible playground will be open to kids from across the community. also, bill, halloween is history, but everywhere you look, williamstown is full of fall spirit. the town just finished its scarecrow festival. and it awarded prizes to kids, adults, and businesses who helped decorate the streets. they did such a good job on light posts. in the next hour, new details about a landmark restaurant preparing to draw business in town. now it's about the morning coif. a breakfast sandwich. we're excited to hear about it. >> absolutely. lots of bright spots. this is one of them that just renovated this -- almost brand new. they tore it apart in august. rebuilt it, and it opened in september. >> 30 days flat. yeah. one of 75 stores across the whole region that remodeled scoop -- they like how it flows now with the new deli. going to get nbc10 up on the screens

on the foothills of santiago's mountain sun crystal ball out of anna's expansive children's playground to take us by surprise which really it was only streets and wilderness. public space is a really bad stand so whatever you do make sure that the place where people needs i mean we're now richer than before but we can enjoy quality of life because the no public space cities are measured for what you can do in them for free we measured it and if they were right two point two square meters but he never turned international standards it's seven. economically chile is the strongest country in south america but it has great social inequality there are still seven hundred slums in the country like lobar in a chair at the edge of the city due to other than a build with a small budget he says there is no alternative anywhere. in the world every second . two people will need a new housing project so in this the end of this conversation a couple of thousands of people would have either get into a project or if we do nothing they will go and leave him in slums. his designs and loeb on a chair to

still lives on after—hours. encounter in the school playground still lives on after-hours.ved online anonymous messages from an account set up to message me, telling me i should kill myself, because obviously they didn't agree with my sexuality. it destroyed me because not only was the bullying happened at school, it followed me to my home and my room, myspace where i feel happy and! and my room, myspace where i feel happy and i am myself —— my safe space. thomas moved schools and went on to become one of facebook‘s space. thomas moved schools and went onto become one of facebook‘s anti— bullying ambassadors, a scheme funded by the social network to train up pupils to provide peer—to—peer support within secondary schools. it's really important to have someone there because it is someone they know who they can come to. with the ambassadors being their generation, children are more likely to come to us children are more likely to come to us and know we are there for them, because we are their rage and we have similar. but with so many different places to communicate, the prob

a playground kept his promise, to me it was all about getting people active, engaged and involved in the political process. when you walk out of a building and you leave it with $23.5 million in debt you ought to be ashamed of yourself if the person who walks behind you into the ruins finds out people are getting paid $25000 a month and they don't even come to the office. i am driving my car, with my gas i'm flying to florida and everywhere else with my naked-- nickel, my dime and they're getting 25 grand a month. do you think i'm just going to sit there is a mountain chair? hell no. i don't even like uber and you know i will never have one of those cars that don't have nobody behind it. hell no. we like to control the wheel. then the next day, madam chair, do you need a consultant? no, we are broke. madam chair, and unlike the cut that madam chair stuff. i'm donna and no, i went to win, but i got to get the debt down so i went to our friends and i said i need you to take 10000, not 15, not 25, not 30. i made a lot of enemies. i'm reporting to you the voter, you the donor, you the am

we've got another playground that was built by the parents and the children. they designed it. it was built with the help of lucas film and disney. we have a full nba gym that can be divided into two smaller gyms. we are in partnership with drew school. drew school came to our rescue because we had to have an unemcouple bettered site to build this. we had a half a million mortgage at 10% interest and drew paid it off. [ applause ] >> whew. so we've continued to do what we've also done which are programs for young people and after-school programs for those young people between the ages of 5 and 18. we have a mind/body health center now in addition to the gym, and we have a music studio. so we're ready to go. the other thing we do, is we teach cycling. and we have 50 bicycles. and we have a cycling center downstairs. we teach kids how to navigate the streets of san francisco. and we teach them how to do minor repairs. you will notice that the two principal things we have, cycling, which is -- which is one of my passions, and radio, which is another one, are here in this center. i

police say the man in this car drove to the back of grove land elementary and parked near the playground before throwing out those condoms from his car. police say central bucks school district officials have been filing complaints since july when they first found those things. if you've got any information, you know what to do, give police a call. >>> check this out. a man caught on camera walking into the porter street beverage store empty handed but he leaves with a donation jar. meant to help those in need. our brad sat tip is live at philadelphia police headquarters. brad, love to say it's unbelievable. sadly it's not. >> reporter: nothing seems to be any more. this is money that was being raised for a children's charity as you mentioned. guy decides he's going to take it. he takes off and clearly he doesn't care who sees him. >> he had to be a real butt head. eats a scum bag. >> neighbor ray horton with few choice words for this man who walked into porter street beverage in south philly and walk out with more than beer. while at the counter he spotted donation jar for children's ch

more than 200 volunteers are working hard helping build a playground for children in need at d.c. prep benning elementary school. >> for our employees who are working day in something concrete that they can walk away from and see the fruits of their labor in one day. it's exciting. ryan: the washington redskins charitable foundation is teaming up with bender foundation inc. and kaboom. moving a mountain of mulch, assembling pieces of the playground that will be built in a few short hours. students are getting state-of-the-art playground but they had input in the design. >> eight weeks ago i came at the kids. they drew out what they wanted. we use that as a good inspiration for what we are doing today. it's unique. >> we are thrilled to help another school. this is our fifth kaboom build in the district. excited to be here. >> to date, the washington redskins charitable foundation has given back $20 million to the community since it was created. in northeast, ryan hughes, abc7 news. michelle: all right. next at "abc7 news at 4 reminding you that the affordable care act open enrollm

out to be a hollow slogan but the school still boasts about it even though my son says the school playgrounds are full of racism against kurds against africans and of course against jews. one might think that more than seventy years after the holocaust what happened to your son is an extreme but isolated case. what is your experience been with anti-semitism in germany in your work for human rights. well i wouldn't have thought that this was possible. but when it happened and we finally went public with it to exert pressure to change it and to start this debate . we learned that there are many many such cases not just in berlin but also in frankfurt munich everywhere. and some people came to us and said that happened to us to. what they were afraid to go public with it for various reasons. and rights watch have spent years researching hate crimes and right wing radicalism in germany and we published reports on a. we've gone to the police and the courts so. we've received a lot of encouragement from the police academies about the whole complex of problems. but it appears to have had no effect.

there are -- perhaps can you hear them in the background -- children playing on a playground, people walking and up down greenwich street, chambers avenue. a short time ago, president trump making his first on-camera comments about the deadly incident. >> we have to get much tougher. we have to get much smarter and we have to get much less politically correct. >> thank you. >>. [ inaudible ] >> i would certainly consider that. i would certainly consider that. send him to gitmo. i would certainly consider that, yes. >> it was a similar tone to the one the president struck this morning on twitter. there he used the attack as a bludgeon against this country's immigration laws as well as new york's chuck schumer, democratic leader in the senate. we'll have more on what senator schumer said was the president's decision to, quote, politicize a tragedy. first, eight people dead, 12 hurt. investigators now trying to piece together the background of the 29-year-old suspect, the uzbek immigrant and new jersey resident rented a truck from home depot, attacking people along a bike path that runs

. >> this was their backyard, the playground. you know from the age of about three they were just out having a blast out there. >> that's the thing about learning to ski when you're three your center of gravity is about there. >> still there bro. >> the u.s. team does the summer training in this summer resort. small by north american standards but they make the most of it. every bump, rail swarming with the next generation of kiwi fun hogs all ready to take on the world. . it's an tooud that applies to surfers and sailors and beloved rugby players. all among the very best. >> we have done pretty well as far as the olympic game,s the medals per capita we do well. that's the culture bred down here we got something to prove let's get out and prove it. >> watch this. >> exactly. >> part of it too is you had to be innovators pb you had to fix something with chicken wire. >> kiwi engine ut. >> they are constantly looking for new ways to thumb their noses at gravity. sometimes this involves a mountain. sometimes it's a bridge. >> adrena

playground, sunlight, real toys, pizza.ntil just a few weeks ago they were being held hostage with their parents by the taliban. born in captivity. >> we can only ask pray that somebody will recognize the atrocities these men carry out against us. >> reporter: their parents american mother katelynboil and father joshua, had been kidnapped five years ago when they traveled to afghanistan. she was six months pregnant thinking they would be safe. tonight they tell abc news nothing could be further from the truth. >> i was shackled for five years every day. >> reporter: katelyn said they sexually assaulted her and beat her. >> i would get beaten or hit and get thrown on the ground. >> reporter: and she described how she would try to give her children as normal a life as possible. >> we would just teach them things with bottle caps or bits of cardboard, tell them these were toys. what i wish for them now is they never have to face fear in their lives again. >> reporter: their father in pennsylvania has yet to see his daughter, s

. >> reporter: yeah, there is a park out here and a playground to the local school. you can probably hear the kids on the playground and police officers moving back and forth behind me and fbi agents at the truck that sits in the intersection 21 hours later. what is remarkable about the events. we have a specific time line, 2:06. the rental of the vehicle took place in new jersey. at 3:04, 58 minutes later, he entered the bike lane on the west side of new york city is built up to an enormous degreechlt park and recreation area. it is one of the places you want to be. if you are on the bike path and the rental truck is coming at you, there is very little room for escape and the victims are treated at local hospitals. and those that lost their lives as a result, harris. >> harris: as we were saying that we put up the video. there is a tree line and not a lot of room for people to say, as you were pointing out for them to move out of the way. we saw this in other vehicle type attacks. this seems to be among the blood thirsty isis savages the new course of action of how

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playgrounds, sunlight, real toys, pizza. until just a few weeks ago, they were being held hostage with their parents by the taliban. born in captivity. >> we can only ask and pray that somebody will recognize the atrocities these men carry out against us. >> reporter: their parents, american mother caitlyn boyle and father joshua, had been kidnapped five years ago when they traveled to afghanistan. she was six months pregnant, somehow thinking they would be safe. think tell abc news, nothing could have been further from the truth. ask i w . >> i was shackled. >> reporter: she says she was sexually assaulted and beaten regularly, including even as she tried to protect him. >> that's how i would get beaten or hit or thrown on the ground. >> reporter: and she described how she tried to give her children as normal a life as possible. >> we just teach them to use things like bottle caps or bits of cardboard and tell them these are toys. my wish for them now is that they never have to face fear if the -- in their lives again. >> r

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village activists are also concerned about the results of a study indicating that two thirds of the playgrounds are contaminated with agricultural chemicals. or only traces that don't constitute a health hazard with today's scientific methods you can find the smallest traces of substance. if you apply the precautionary principle as stipulated by the constitution health concerns come first so these must have consequences we will insist on that and. the pesticide conflict also has a legal dimension can a small village use a referendum to make such a major decision. some farmers from farmers from other towns who farm land here took legal action because they felt they had suffered losses and the town wasn't responsible. as administratively court dismissed the case. despite the attack organic farmer revelant song remains undeterred. everyone has to face the truth that's just how it is kind of i don't see any grounds to change the way i fall or to change my attitude from. the south to villagers fight against pesticides is gaining attention. now switzerland has said it will hold a referendum on the us

they cut the ribbon to open the jarred bender memorial playground. he was a fifth grader that lost his battle with cancer in 2015. >> hundreds of volunteers rolled up their sleeves to prepare food for others at the episcopal church in wayne. the goal to assemble 50,000 meals to send to puerto rico and several foreign nations experiencing their own food crisis. ♪ ♪ >> a south jersey school district put aside controversy for standing for the national anthem. they encouraged parents and staff to sing the national anthem tonight. it's believed to be a township record. wells fargo arena, the center to be these days. energy and excitement, it's a long time since they have been rocking like this. sixers and pacers tied at 1:10. redick for three. 116. 30 seconds after that, redick for three. that's 119. three straight threes to ice the game. sixers win it 121-10. ben simmons second triple double in 29 games. carson wentz and company could be 8-1 if they take care of business. offensive player of the month may have a new weapon if jay ajayi gets into the game

closed doors, computer screens and even smart phones, the bullying that some encounter in the school playground after i did come out, i then received online anonymous messages from an account set up to message me, telling me i should kill myself, because obviously they didn't agree with my sexuality. it destroyed me because not only was the bullying happening at school, it had followed me to my home. it followed me to my room, my safe space where i feel happy and i am myself, isuddenly couldn't be any more. thomas moved schools and went on to become one of facebook‘s anti—bullying ambassadors, a scheme funded by the social network to train up pupils to provide peer—to—peer support within secondary schools. it's really important to have someone there because it's someone they know they can come to as well. and with the ambassadors being their generation, children are more likely to come to us and know that they're there for them. because we are their age, we have similar interests so they can come to us much easier. but with so many different places to communicate, the problem is hard to police,