mexican heritage plaza, school of arts of culture, cristo rey, sacred heart, teen challenge's women and children center, latinas contra cancer. i can go on and on, but there's a great need and i feel that we all should be a part of this giving back to the community, you know? damian: absolutely, and they've been doing this for all this time that sabor del valle's been in existence. again, there is the date, there is the time, and there is the place. we'll be back and talk more about sabor del valle when we continue here on "comunidad del valle." stay with us. ♪ by nancy rosales. she's with pepito's paletas. she's back on "comunidad del valle" because she too is a big supporter and organizer of sabor del valle. welcome back to the show. nancy rosales: thank you. damian: well, talk, first of all, about pepito's paletas. you brought some samples here. nancy: so, yeah, we're really excited. actually, ray has given us the opportunity to display and give our product at the event, and so this is an opportunity to kind of study what people like, what they don't like, the flavors. and so, it's l

lilia aguero is with the school of arts and culture at the mexican heritage plaza in san jose, and jose chuy hernandez is a mariachi instructor at some of these summer camps. welcome to the show. lilia aguero: thank you. damian: and now, my kids have been through the camps and they love it, they adore it; fill us in. tell us about the enrichment that you're providing during the summertime for these kids. lilia: absolutely. we actually have two great opportunities for children this summer. we have our visual and performing arts summer camps, which begin on june 26, and they'll run through july 21, and students have the opportunity to work with professional teaching artists to learn visual arts, printmaking, bookmaking, cartoneria, papier-mache, painting and acrylics, as well as musica de mariachi, vos, canto. chuy is our voice instructor. they also get to learn a little bit of guitar, ukulele we're gonna have this year, which will be new, and they also get a chance to do some acting. we're gonna have clowning, pantomime, as well as recorder for our beginning instrumentalists. damian: and

historic marion, virginia, home of the wayne henderson school of appalachian arts.ting 21 years as a certified virginia main street community. the ellis family foundation. general francis marion hotel. the historic general francis marion hotel and black rooster restaurant and lounge, providing luxurious accommodations and casual fine dining. the bank of marion. the bank of marion, your vision, your community, your bank. wbrf 98.1 fm. bryant label, a proud supporter of our region's musical heritage. (bluegrass music)

. £5 million for the glasgow school of arts, £5 million for the st helens waterfront. se this, i suggest they go back to their constituencies and fine out what is happening in scotla nd fine out what is happening in scotland —— find out a is happening in scotland. thank you, mr speaker. can i welcome my right honourable friend's statement today. some have used this opportunistically to suggest the government's changed its policies when it comes to equality matters, particularly on equal marriage and abortion. perhaps my right honourable friend could use this opportunity to update the house on those issues. i'm extremely happy to reassure my right honourable friend... studio: questions to damian green there on the deal that‘s been struck with the dup. let‘s go to our political correspondent case mason in westminster who is listening to all of this for us —— chris mason. ultimately, the damian green, the secretary of state from his perspective, as a conservative, had to make the best of a bad moment for the conservatives. clearly they didn‘t want this to have to happen, t

valerie affairs as a dancer and i went to orange county high school of the arts which is like for the dance program that was my main focus like when i moved to hollywood to dance and all but all the while i was taking acting courses and everything and basically i just what happened was i got a role to play a dancer and i was hired in rehearsal rehearsing and then they fired me like. because they got more money in the budget and they wanted a bigger star and at that time i was like nineteen in i was devastated you know i mean you would have thought there's like flowers all over my house i mean it's there is no reason for it like mean there was anything i did wrong it is one is someone bigger that's what i learned about like the politics sort of crunching numbers if you will and that's when i was like oh yeah well i can play guitar and i can write so that's sort of like made that really boosted the the singing stuff stop dancing i can still dancing but a yeah like i care who got the part really you know you go there yeah it's not because it's not personal though ok at the time there's a

they went to school of arts together, and that's a friendship that lasted throughout the years. >> no. that's so amazing. because a lot of people know so much about pac and they feel they know how much about who he was, his life and death and playing a character as powerful and as turned out to be jada pinkett smith is wild. i think it's also really amazing to talk about how important the women in his life were especially as a woman going to great that you can actually see from his mother to jada it's -- you can see how, um, what an impact these women had on his life and how they affected his music and how they affected his poetry and who he was as person. >> i know he talk about that he loved women and that was evident in his music. upping, again, people want to glorify the thug life but one thing that held constant was they loved women and he really wanted to up hold black women in particular which i just -- i loved him for. >> which i hope that more entertainers currently will do more of and take after somebody as conscious as pac. >> now that you've got your -- filling these

the group attended philadelphia high school of creator and performing arts also known as capa on that stretch of broad street. >>> philadelphia legend and broadcast pioneer ed bradley lives on as a new generation play ace key role in keeping his memory alive. three philadelphia students visited cbs news headquarters in new york to learn all about bradley's career, and, sections of the mural paying tribute to the 60 minutes correspondent. it will be located in the 900 block of belmont avenue in west philadelphia to celebrate his life. >>> and it is also a celebration of philadelphia, but it is also, really, for me , most importantly a celebration, of, everyone of you. >> yes, and we got to meet the mural by the way. >> and, yes. it is good time to say. >> very important person indeed. cbs corporation, joined he had bradley family foundation to fund the mural, the philadelphia association of black journalist, and bradley 's alma matter cheyney university are playing big rolls in this project. the mural will be revealed on november 9th. >> i love that because one, of course, he is a phil

school of the arts this fall. rning. >> good morning. >> i know you are so proud. >> i am very proud. our whole staff and our team is very proud of our students. >> absolutely. and this is one of those things as we were chatting that every year you reached a new milestone but this year i mean this is by far the largest group of eighth graders moving on. >> it is. we into our visual arts into music theater and dance. they've covered the entire spectrum of the arts for us which is the things that our teachers really focus on with our young people as they prepare to audition for duke ellington and to have them get in is exceptional for us and duke ellington they're entering a school that's d.c.'s premiere performing arts high school. they will have academic and artistic rigor. >> seems like arts and visual arts it's something that's constantly changing. there's new and innovative things coming out. >> we listen to what our students are engaged in. with think about that social media and the things that impact them we c

. >> runs in front of the philadelphia high school of creative and performing arts. >> awesome occasiondn't have forecast this throughout our career. >> made history with iconic music, representing the theme of the wawa welcome america celebration. everyone is a history maker. >> everybody is a history maker. you do what you do and you stay focused and determined and anything can happen. >> inspiration to aspiring artists. ♪ back in school we used to dream about this every day, could it really happen or dream fade way ♪ >> permanent display on the avenue of the arts. >> this is what we're about. taken philly everywhere with us and continue to do it forever. always in our hearts. >> nbc10 news. >> and boyz ii men part of the concert on the fourth which you can see here on nbc10. >>> working on several stories for nbc10 news at 5:00. >> swimming safety at shore, reminder beach communities are giving you before the holiday weekend. >>> new corruption bill in the works on the heels of guilty plea from philadelphia's district attorney. >>> tracking severe storms for the weekend. break down t

the school district it will feature state-of-the-art technology and a 1200 feet theater. t will become a records for the school but also the community. >>> yoko ono is of the co writers, she will receive a co writing credit on the 1971 song imagine. in an interview in 1980, lennon said credits should be shared because he took the context and the lyrics from one of her books. she's 84 years old. >>> one of the stars the talk is leaving. alicia tyler made the announcement. her expanded role in the criminal minds and her hosting duties on who's line is it anyway on the c w. she will stay on until it ends august 4th. you can watch the women of the talk weekdays right here on cbs3. >>> also a couple new movies opening including rough night with scarlet johansson. here's kevin fraser with a respective >> own a wilson is back in lightening mcqueen in cars three and scarlet johansson have a hard time in rough night >> is everything all right? >> everything is great >> in rough night, scarlet johansson and her all star pallets including jillian bell and kate mcconsistent nine get t

part of the street is home to philadelphia's high school for creative and performing arts where all four members of that group attended school. >> is it here? >> no, sir. >> reporter: but shortly after >>> well, jeff skversky is here with sports and talk about a shake up for the flyers. >> yes, brayden schenn is gone flyers say they were not shopping him, this came out of no where with this trade with st. louis. flyers struggled to score so why trade brayden schenn last night. second leading goal scorer, even schenn is surprised but flyers say they have way too many centers and they like first rounders they got in return, so the flyers rebuilding. >> well, no, no. we're getting younger. yeah, we're rebuilding, absolutely not. we have young players. at some point here we have to open up an opportunity for them to play. >> but i'll tell you this... >> hextall makes another trade to move up in the second round trading three draft picks to arizona for 31st and they take isaac rat cliff with a giant, 6-foot six, hockey scout, rat cliff had a first round grade. so, he is expected to be a fourt

by the way the group attended philadelphia high school of creative and performing arts on that very stretch. >> i remember video. >> yes. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00. we are back at 10 own our sistertition cw philly and back here at 11:00. >>> up next, the "cbs evening news". from new york here now is anthony mason. take care family, we will see you >> mason: the rain of cindy. the tropical storm starts hitting the gulf coast. states of emergency are in effect as cindy turns deadly. also tonight, the stabbing of a police officer at a michigan airport is being investigated as an act of terror. an ex-green beret risks his life to rescue a child from isis. >> reporter: when you look at the picture, what goes through your mind? >> it makes me want to cry, because i think she made it. >> mason: and the moon is about the dance with the sun, and it's the hottest ticket in town. >> we call it the great american eclipse, but everyone is watching this. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> mason: goodni

of tuition, they often visited daehangno. this spring, the daughter was accepted into an extremely competitive art high school. >> daehangno exposes young people to new culture. many of seoul's 300 or so theater groups rent rehearsal space in daehangno, performing close to 400 new shows a year. >> these young artists are from the new world theater group, a troupe that was formed three years ago. its leader, kim su jung, is single handedly in charge of directing, screen writing, and managing the group. ♪ the group currently has 14 members. she launched it in hopes of giving performances which her like-minded friends could share their vision. ♪ their policy is to seriously face modern issues, and depict the present in their performances. for that reason, their shows are based on facts and real-life events. exaggerated direction is avoided. members exchange heated opinions until they're all content with the material. recently, their serious nature has won the respect of theatergoers, and expectations for the group are high. >> the group rehearses in a residential neighborhood on the outskirts of daehangno, where they have a basement

of affording. >>. i relied growing up able to go to a school where there was a lot of arts and theater, and music throughso grateful that i got to have that experience and i always thought even when i was 11, someday if i can i'm going to pay that back. ♪ and i rise up, i rise like the day ♪ >> it's so inspiring going to this dream yard event, because you see all of the kids, they are so talented. they knock your socks off, gives you goose bumps in the audience. about a year ago my husband said, maybe we should do more than just go to the annual fund-raiser. maybe we could do just a little bit more than that for the kids. my husband and i have chosen to support dream yard by creating a four-year scholarship. we are honored and excited to present the first to charles p. lord, dreamyard scholarships. we'd like to invite up sony keith and leanne torres. >> i've been a part of dreamyard for four years now, i can honestly say that it's changed me. sadly, due to economical restrictions, i found myself unable to cover the gap colleges were asking for, and today, i can proudly say that in the fall, i will be att

members of the group attended philadelphia high school for creative and performing arts located on that stretch of broad street there in south philly. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news 100 people missing after an early morning land slide in china. a look at where the terrible disaster is still developing as folks search through the earth for loved ones. plus philadelphia native ed bradley honored through hearts. a look at the progress happening on the mural dedicated to his memory and more from his family helping to make the project a reality. plus coming up a bit later, a backyard paradise is taking shape in texas. how this man turned a plot of ostriches don't really stick their heads in the sand. a peanut is not a nut. and a real john deere is actually real affordable. you learn something new every day. the surprisingly affordable john deere e series tractors. now you can own america's tractor for just 99 dollars a month. learn more at your john deere dealer. . >>> you are looking at the tallest building we have the of the mississippi river. the 73 story in los angeles has a huge spi

soon be known as boy two men boulevard the group, of course, tended philadelphia high school of creative and perform artss capa on that part of the broad street can you sing that line. >> we have come to the end of the road. >> i know you would do it. >> to the end of the roady will say, nice. >> wow. >> i'm impressed. >> just to make you all jealous, the ladies out there jealous difficult a satellite interview with two of the members of the boys two men because they had an animated show and they both sang to me. i didn't to have sing but they did sing to me. >> okay. >> yes. >> next up on cbs this morning how meal delivery co are disrupting the food industry and what it means for the feud tour of grocery stores and restaurants. >> remember to join us each weekday morning on cbs-3 at 4:30 a.m. a great day. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is june, 22nd, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." tropical storm cindy slams into the gulf coast. powerful flooding, storm surge and possible tornadoes. >>> senate republicans are just hours away from revealing their secret health care bill. new details a

when i get started of getting accepted, my mom could not dream of affording. >> i was able to go to a school where there is a lot of artsnd music through a scholarship and i am so grateful that i got to have that experience. i always thought and even as i was 11, someday i am going to pay it back. >> i will rise up. >> it is so inspiring going to this dream yard event because you see all the kids, they are so talented. they knock your socks off and gives you goose bumps when you are in the audience. ♪ about a year ago, my husband said, maybe we should do more than just go to the annual fundraisers, maybe we could do a little bit more than that for the kids. >> my husband and i have chosen to support dream yards by creating a four year scholarship. we are honored and excited to present the first two charles pete lloyd dream yards. we would like to invite up sonja and leanne. >> i am apart of dream yard for four years now. it has changed me. sadly -- due to economic restrictions, i found myself unable to cover the gap that colleges were asking for and today i can probably say th that -- in the fall, i will be attending un

. >> the east side of broad is home to philadelphia high school of the performing arts known as capa that's where the group original members attended. nice to see it up there on the street sign. >>> 940 -- 9:40 a.m., man's best friend may save man's life with the help of technology. >>> the company behind snap chat invents a way to meet up with your friends, we'll tell you about it. >> let's go outside live, sky6 live hd this is spring mountain. meteorologist chris sowers says -- >> it's pretty. >> it's pretty, remember yesterday morning, oh, boy, it's not the case today. chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. now with our new fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs, 20 times faster than most people have. and the price is amazing too for $79.99 a month online for the first year you'll get our fastest triple play with hbo included for 2 years. leave cable's slower internet speeds behind. so hurry up and switch to fios gigabit connection for $79.99

of people. i was able to go to a school where there was a lot of arts and theater and music through a scar smipence. >> i always thought when i was 11 someday if i can i'm going to pay that back. >> ♪ and i'll rise up, i'll rise like today ♪ ♪ i'll rise up. >> it's so inspiring, going to this dream yard event because you see all the kids, they are so talented. they knock your socks off. gives you goose bumps when you're in the audience. ♪ >> about a year ago, my husband said, maybe we should do more than just go to the annual fundraiser, maybe we could do just a little bit more than that for the kids. ♪ >> my husband and i have chosen to support dream yard by create a four-year scholarship. we are honored and excited to present the first to charles pfrmt lord, dream yard scholarships. we'd like to invite up sony keith and leann torres. >> my mother told me when she was younger shz wasn't allowed to do so many things. she said the reason why she allows me do dream yard and other things is so i can express myself, so i can become the person i want to be. >> my mom was in her early 20s when she fi

artifacts in syria and iraq that in their minds represent creation of idols. >> it's disappointing that it's happening. >> sterling middle school artal gave his students an assignment. find a way to honor and remember the ancients work of art. >> they decided with my heal to recreate the artifacts in their own way. >> ours doesn't look exactly like it. but it's good. kellye: from the monumental averages of palmyra, syria, they worked hard to bring to life what was lost. all the works of art recreated by the students were destroyed by isis in 2015. destroyed but not forgotten. the middle schoolers hope sharing the creations at school and online will lead people better informed after the problem pieces of history. >> it's important to make sure that the public knows the artifacts are being destroyed and it needs to stop. nancy: coming up tonight at 6:00, a funding fight over the troubled d.c. streetcar. also -- firefighters thrust into the fight of their lives. and a multimillion dollar windfall after cleaning out the garage. that is next at 6:00. alison: police in brazil say a stolen bicycle led to a case of extreme revenge. two men

the singers were celebrated this weekend in front of their alma mater, philadelphia high school for performing artsmen returns to their high school to beered where their dreams of making it first began. >> today is a day when the notes are flipped and the romancers can be romanced. >> broad street between christian and carpenter streets is now boys ii men boulevard. >> they deserve to have the honor on broad street here in the city of philadelphia. >> i don't think any of us can truly feel the magnitude of having a block of south broad dedicated to you. >> even with four grammy awards, this tribute to their success means the most. >> the beautiful thing is philly believed in us. every time we drive down the street, our legacy is plastered on the street sign for the whole city to see throughout generations. >> one of their top singles is the end of the road, but in this case, it's just the beginning of boys ii men boulevard. >> everywhere we have gone, we let people know this is where we're from, this is what we're about. >> they look just like they did, right? >> all right, time right now, 6:57. to

. >> the fact he by thes so much of the proceeds to charity is just him. >> that got me through school, art and sports. >> reporter: most hats take about three hours to paint. but this one took 12. >> a lot of people won't wear my had hats. they're like, i'm not wearing that. you got to wear the hat. what if it gets dirty? wash it. >> reporter: tonight put i on a shelf. >> i want to see it on your head. >> reporter: in the east bay, abc 7 news. >>> up next, game four. coverage at 5:30 on abc 7. and right before game four, join abc 7 sports director larry beil and mike shumann for the pregame show, at 5:00 p.m. >>> happening now, on storm watch. a live look outside from the abc 7 roof camera. a late spring storm with showers in the bay area. sandhya patel is tracking the storm. showers mid-june? >> it's not unheard of. but one of the months we're typically dry. one to two days of showers. and live doppler 7 is tracking that. that's why i'm telling you, good idea to get your umbrellas out if you don't know where they are. here's a look at where it is raining. we've seen light rain around sant

. >> the fact he by thes so much of the proceeds to charity is just him. >> that got me through school, artnd sports. >> reporter: most hats take about three hours to paint. but this one took 12. >> a lot of people won't wear my had hats. they're like, i'm not wearing that. you got to wear the hat. what if it gets dirty? wash it. >> reporter: tonight put i on a shelf. >> i want to see it on your head. >> reporter: in the east bay, abc 7 news. >>> up next, game four. coverage at 5:30 on abc 7. and right before game four, join abc 7 sports director larry beil and mike shumann for the pregame show, at 5:00 p.m. >>> happening now, on storm watch. a live look outside from the abc 7 roof camera. a late spring storm with showers in the bay area. sandhya patel is tracking the storm. showers mid-june? >> it's not unheard of. but one of the months we're typically dry. one to two days of showers. and live doppler 7 is tracking that. that's why i'm telling you, good idea to get your umbrellas out if you don't know where they are. here's a look at where it is raining. we've seen light rain around santa

of the house. art of cooking is lost, i think tam's husband has a school with the millennial. >> trust me he is very old school they don't with an -- want him. his classes are called adulting. >> reporter: disagree i don't think the art of cook is lost, people are getting paid to do it. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you we are dry this morning, there's no rain, as we look outside, a gorgeous morning get your sunglasses ready as we head toward the commodore barry bridge. it's bright this morning everywhere across the region. temperatures are not reporting everywhere, we'll give you a decent idea of what's going on. 64 degrees in philadelphia. allentown i can tell you is closer to 60 degrees, as is millville and mid 60s in wilmington and trenton. 64 in dover. cape may is one of the warmer spots 73 degrees. dewpoints are very low this morning so it does not feel humid at all. satellite shows you the cloud cover or lack of it. there's more of it coming in on the northern side of the great lakes. later we'll see clouds popping through in particular the northern suburbs where we coul

this briefing on brown v board of back on a i reflected career that is coming to an end in 29 days. ,2 years in this business starting out as a public school language arts teacher in the publicschool cities -- school system of chicago, and having seen -- been a two-time president of two hbcus. and the many times i have heard discussions like this on the anniversary of round v board of education, they all seem to focus on the same on the same issues, except the point that mr. smith made. it is rare that the discussions really delve into that. he talked about the criminal justice system and the socioeconomic and political. all of you alluded to resources. i will single out one in montgomery county. a goodth mentioned public school system. some of you may know that it is working on an excellent institution in higher education in the universities of shady or 20 years, 15 ago, was one building. not even really one building. it was a warehouse, shared. it is five buildings now. montgomery county is committed to education. from pre-k to the phd. have is related to all of that, if you could have one resource, regardless of how you obtained it, to bring about a

the group helped up vail t eed sign, in front of philadelphia high school for the creative and performing artshere the grammy winners got their start. >> everywhere we've gone, we've always let people know this is where we're from, this is what we're about. we've taken philly everywhere with us and will continue to do that forever. >> even with four grammy awards, the guys say this tribute to their success means the most. >>> on july 4th, the grammy winning trio will be honored during the celebration of freedom ceremony at independence hall. it's just part of the week-long wawa welcome america festivities we'll bring you live on nbc 10. >>> slammed over health care. pennsylvania's senator bob casey holds a town hall meeting to talk about the republican health care plan and tonight he's already getting criticized by those across the aisle. >>> and if you're liking this hour by hour forecast, tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m., we're seeing temperatures in the 60s and 7 0s, mostly sunny to sunny skies. have your most accurate and really great forecast for tomorrow after the break. what if there was a

of the jersey shores most popular waterways. thousands picked up trash and debris. the day long clean up spread out across the 660 square mile watershed. >>> a milestone for philadelphia's biggest charter school. the philadelphia performing arts high school held its first graduation ceremony. it opened in 2013. tonight the eighth grade class graduated with $10 million worth of clps. -- scholarships. >>> a full house at one of philadelphia's animal control shelters. too full, in fact. they are at capacity. so they are offering free adoptions to help find loving homes for all dogs and cats. it runs through sunday. if you are interested in adding a pet to the family, stop by. >>> bill cosby's accuser gets grilled in court and her mother claims that cosby confessed over the phone. >>> why it may be causing more trauma for survivors of sexual assault. >>> from customers to crime fighter. one man shows us how he stopped a gunman from hurting people. >>> science and suds. beer lovers get a lesson in what makes the perfect pint. >>> we are heating up and a lot of beer being guzzled this weekend. 85 for saturday but i'll show you the 90s behind it. that's comfortable long time. i don't want to buy new furniture every couple of years.

. >> this is the night of a fateful decision by the bensalem school board. would it vote to eliminate music and art other essential services? annie mccormick is there and knows what's going on. what's the story? >> jim, it's music and art saved for elementary school students. there was a lengthy comment portion but the board voted 6-3 passing b the budget. >> the school district is facing a shortfall of just under $8 million. >> there may be a deployment of resources and teachers and professionals, but we fought long and ard hard and were deliberate about what we are doing and how we are doing it. >> they face cost increases from pensions, charter increases and they need help from the state. >> they challenge us and take calendars and resources away from our kids. it's unsustainable. >> there was victory for elementary students, music and art on the chopping block are now back. there was concern over the restructuring over a number of programs like english as a second language and stem. >> the average household will be raised about $92, less than a price of coffee per day. i would pay that twice ov

of martial arts. many styles, many schools. legend. having trained generations of fighters using a simple and effective philosophy that has some real application to our story. there it is, pasted on the wall behind the ring. one, speed. two, timing. three, distance. this same idea applies to the convention shunning sushi techniques of new york city legend naomichi yasuda. until recently, the chef partner of one of the very best, if not the best sushi restaurant in new york, the eponymous sushi yasuda. a short while ago, under very mysterious and completely misreported circumstances, he left the manhattan restaurant which still bears his name. and at age 52, moved to tokyo to start all over again. i was determined to track him down and see what the hell he was doing. these days, this great man is running a 14 seat sushi bar in the minato district of tokyo. his wife, naomi, is his only helper. >> yasuda: uh, welcome to new place. uh, thank you for coming. >> anthony: why did you do such a hard thing? >> yasuda: uh, this city, uh,

school but opening up with a new beginning. >> reporter: the principal, 1989 graduate says he understands why some people for the to preserve the historic building but he thinks camden kid deserve state of the art media, classroom, exercise and performing arts facility. after all these kid expect the best from themselves. >>> i'm going to college. >> rutgers and rutgers school of medicine. >> army. >> reporter: deborah fletcher says being race to do something is special but parents prefer first, first in her family to graduate high school. >> good job. >> she did an amazing accomplishment. i'm so proud of her. >> first in our family. >> i'm so proud of her. >> big congratulations to all of the graduates, construction on the new high school will begin in the fall and in the meantime, all of the students over the next four plus years will be taking classes down the street at the cooper hatch building. live from camden, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve bryan, thanks very much. >>> we now know this storm damage in southern delaware was caused by ef-zero tornado. twister touched down in greenwood, sussex county, this video shows debris swirling around a delaware electric cooperative si

. >> the east side of broad bear is home to philadelphia high school for the performing arts where the original members attended. there is more to come on "action news," including two toddlers dying in a hot car and the unbelievable reason a mother says she left them there. >> and a plane crashed into a daycare. >> and a separate look for survivors after a landslide buries chai needs villagers. melissa? >> we are dry the rest of tonight. the humidity continues to lower. we let you know how long the stretch is sticking around for the forecast. >> jeff scaversky has the phillies taking on the diamond backs. day two of the flyer's draft is all coming up when "action news" continues. ♪ ♪ what if there was a paint... ...where each drop was formulated to be smarter... ...even smarter than that... ...so if a color didn't go on evenly, it would balance itself out to reveal its truest, richest state. if a paint could realize the fullest potential of any color... ...you have to wonder... is it still paint? aura interior from benjamin moo®e . only available at independently owned paint and hardwa

into whether jane sanders falsified some loan documents while she served as president of a small liberal arts school that went bankrupt last year. >> death threats against republicans put a man behind bars. threatened to kill a florida lawmaker on facebook writing i will kill you, he better not show up to the next meeting. he said he meant no harm and was off his medication just weeks after the shooting attacks on gop lawmakers that baseball practice that let the gop whip critically hurt. teenager who planned to slaughter 1000 americans will spend the rest of his life in prison. a judge calling the deadly plot cold and calculated. the isis fanatic hoped to buy an ar 15 rifle at a concert but his father ended up tipping off police. after the sentencing, rich sullivan, the dad, former marine said as parents we are not happy. sullivan accused of murdering his neighbor and stealing money to fund the terror plot, he faces the death penalty in that case. >> the 25-year-old, top-secret for october. the reality winner is accused of leaking a report about russian interference in the presidential election to

school in d.c. and that's where she's thriving in visual arts and art and those kind of things which are her interests and it's looking to go to wilson next year, traditional public school. i like the families i have in those choices and i still see there is controversy in what's going on. i live in arkansas, and they still have so far to go. as far as what they're doing with black kids and white kids and they're still bussing kids? white communities outside of the areas where they live. kids are just really struggling. i live in the inner city. i run a church program. those kids can't read at all. they come -- 40 of them every single day to come eat and we give them books and we give them little bibles and they ask us to read them to them. they cannot read and it just makes me angry, and cl is nwhict the word i was going to use, but it makes me angry. it's church so i can rein it in. those are the things that i think we have to pay attention to. what is continuing to go. what did brown fix at all? are we in schools that are equal? are we just in public schools? i've said for many years, and he said i

preservation fund and friends of the library, they've become more like community centers offering art classes and access to computers for those who want to earn their high school diploma. >> art is wonderful. i didn't know that the libraries are offering an art time for children. >> now there's an average between 50 and 55 hours, some of our libraries don't open on the weekends. now they're all open. >> reporter: san francisco has 27 neighborhood branches. in san francisco, leeanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> a fright new jersey scene for bird lovers in downtown oakland today. a large tree home to nesting blue heron and snowy egrets snapped in two about 10:00 this morning at the corner of 14th and alice streets. the tree had dry rot. volunteers from the audubon society and oakland zoo helped rescue about 20 birds and their babies. >> we have oakland public works doing a great job. going through branch by branch, cutting very carefully so we don't actually injure any of them. >> at least four birds were killed. three of them nestlings. they were taken to the rescue center and humane society where they will be nursed back to health. >>> warriors fans, kevin durant

. >> philadelphia high school of creative and performing arts between christian and carpet. >> christian. >> it will still be broad street but they will have a extra green sign and then red or blue. >> yes, kind of like gamble and huff when they got their section of the broad street. >> so cool. >> so, alex, when is the ceremony. when is the ceremony. >> it will begin at 11:00 tomorrow morning. >> 11:00 tomorrow morning. >> if you miss that event, catch them later at wells fargo certainty and another ceremony. >> yes. >> it will be a celebration concert. >> all right. >> it are i'm here for it. >> i think it is great. >> do i sound that bad. >> worse. >> worse. >> my goodness. >> i think you are a troop are foreign coming in. woman on twitter says, don't screw around with a woman who has a summer cold. >> oh, really. >> she will snap off but you have been good this week you better watch out. >> is there still time for me to do that. >> it is water melon season, warm weather, water melon it its one of my favorite combinations but we are in the just doing water melon, everything you see on

school educational plan. you have to do 40 hours of community service in chicago to graduate. you have to have science requirements. you have to have arts requirements. and i'm a former dancer as i told you. i'm for that. the idea that you are going to actually have a post-high school educational plan and all of a sudden we're putting a burden on our kid's backs, i bet the children in chicago are going to have a better education than any other child. i'll tell you this, i'd rather leave the insurance policy of the kids who go to high school -- at sarah good, and i can go through all the schools i mentioned, these are kids of color. overwhelmingly on free and reduced lunch. i don't know the percentages, but a good percentage who are the first ones in their family to go to college. now, i and amy have five degrees between us. that's my wife. we have all the support we can give our kids if they want a college counselor, advice, tutor. i'm supposed to leave to chance a child, the first one of their family to go to college, outside the support of sarah good and all the infrastructure around? it would be morally representhensible for me to do