there's a vehicle fire out in horsham on lower state road and squire drive.e on and off ramps, be careful about that. mass transit, doing okay for the most part. >>> 11 minutes past 5:00. atlantic city just made its latest debt payment. we'll tell you why the mayor says ac is now running on fumes. >>> money problems could mean health problems. hear why the fight against the zika virus is becoming an even bigger issue in puerto rico. >>> it is quarter past 5:00 this tuesday morning. good morning, cape may, new jersey. a live look along beach avenue. as we track rain across our entire area, pretty wet down there right now. cape may, it's 57 degrees there. >>> today a bucks county woman charged with murderering had toddler daughter is scheduled for a preliminary hearing. kayla moore of mooresville is accused in the beating death of 2-year-old athena wolf. the child died a week ago today. moore told police her daughter fell down while playing. investigators say athena suffered injuries more in line with a car accident than a slip and fall. moore is being held wit

a word used in a popular biographical article on ross by his recent director of communication jim squires, this is on the newsstands now -- a good man, a selfless man. these adjectives come from the heart. sibbel has known him for 23-plus years and ever since i got off the plane from hanoi in 1973. the toast of american modern-age technology and entrepreneurship, a public education authority, on stanford campus yesterday i was stopped by the chairman of the education department and that department does not train teachers so much as they are into the theory of education and he said, you're having quite a life. i've been there 12 years. i know faculty well. he said, you know, i've read the reports of mr. perot's work both in his preschool experience in 1968 and the work with the high schools later. and he said, he really has some original approaches. he said, it's not a teacher-bashing operation. he sat there for four months in those classrooms and asked questions and talked to the students and the teachers before he made any moves. he's a benefactor of the poor. perhaps in a -- in a story

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out in horsham, there's that vehicle fire scene that's active on lower state road and squire drive.ng over into new jersey, out in westville, there's an accident on 295 northbound around exit 24 at route 45. the left shoulder is closed. traffic is still moving by the scene. no big delays around this accident scene right here on to 295. vai? >> all right, thank you, jessie. nine minutes before 6:00. >>> hear why a school in new castle county could soon drop its nickname. at longhorn, if you want steak... lucky you. if you don't want steak... lucky you. its longhorn favorites. the outlaw ribeye. the longhorn salmon. and the parmesan crusted chicken. only at longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with your first alert traffic. right now we're watching route 309 around route 202. another one of those intersections looking slippery this morning. this is pretty much what all of your majors and back roads will look like this morning with a slippery commute under way. more updates when i'm back in the 6:00 hour. >>> five minutes before 6:00

through the squires program, selected inmates shared their experiences with teenagers who had already had run-ins with the law. >> what we need you to understand, you are in san quentin this morning. you are in a place that no kid should ever want to be in. you should be out playing somewhere in the park. but you're here because of something you did. >> what's your first name? >> angel. >> angel? >> yeah. >> how old are you? >> 13. >> miguel, i'm 16. >> jonathan, i'm 16, too. >> what you want to know, that this is your life, man. you have an opportunity to leave out of this place and never come back. >> let me introduce myself to you guys. my name's david. i'm about to be 25 years old in a few more months, but i have been in prison since i was 15 years old for murder. >> david monroe is serving a 15-year-to-life sentence after having pled guilty to second degree murder. >> i banged before. i have been on the streets before. i'm from stockton. i done did it before, all of it. everything you guys say you did, everything you guys think that you didn't did that we ain't did, we did it. >>

a vehicle fire on lower state road and squire drive. the pa turnpike looks okay for the most part.pery spots there as well. that's the same across the board. westbound or eastbound, a 23-minute trip from valley forge to route 1. there's an accident scene on naamans road, just over the delaware state line. there are slowdowns by the scene. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> it's another dreary morning. this is the view from center city of city hall. you can see a little bit of it. look at the top, it's obscure. that's low cloudiness. there's light fog in the area. it's not as thick as what we saw yesterday. not going to be as warm today as it was yesterday. we have a northeasterly wind that will keep clouds with us during the day and limit our temperature warmup. we'll only warm to near 60 degrees, into the low 60s this afternoon. we're not much cooler than that right now. philadelphia is 57 degrees. there are breaks in the rainfall this morning. there's still light rain falling in delaware and the pennsylvania suburbs where the temperatures a

we had a vehicle fire happening here lower state road at squire drive in horsham. out for emergency workers still on the scene there. in upper frederick township we've got this large tree branch that's kind of hanging down blocking the roadway of perkiomen road at salford station road. stick to gravel pike as your alternate to avoid the problem. pottstown charlotte street remains closed near king street closed indefinitely because they're worried about the structural integrity of a church. stick to hanover street as your alternate. i want to show you storm tracker6 live double scan and we can see the heaviest of rain is coming right now during your early morning commute and even beyond that we'll be left with some drizzle through the morning hours. so we're looking at this, the heaviest at this point the area of yellow and read it crossed the i-95 corridor, it's now in new jersey near 295, its new jersey turnpike. that's route 70 right here, route 38, some of your heavily traveled roadways really getting the heaviest of rain right now. also in glassboro near 55 and

watch out for crews on lower state road at squire drive. here at upper frederick township we have a large tree branch that's hanging down on perkiomenville road at salford station road so i would avoid it and stick to gravel pike as your alternate. we've got this accident on 295 northbound past 47 that's delsea drive exit 25. it's in the left shoulder and we're seeing some slowing there. we have on the waze app cunning cloud talking about the accident here on 295 and how it's kind of messing up traffic in that area of westville. as we go to storm tracker6 live double scan we can slow that you rain blanketing much of the region. this is a big deal especially for the morning commute and as we look a little closer, so here's 295, right, and you can see near 295 and the new jersey turnpike right here, this is where that band of heavy rain had pushed through where we have that accident. so, now it's centered more in cherry hill, in medford, route 70, route 30, the white horse pike, in glassboro, that's where that heavy rain s there's another are

a word used in a popular biographical article on ross by his recent director of communication jim squires, this is on the newsstands now -- a good man, a selfless man. these adjectives come from the heart. sibbel has known him for 23-plus years and ever since i got off the plane from hanoi in 1973. the toast of american modern-age technology and entrepreneurship, a public education authority, on stanford campus yesterday i was stopped by the chairman of the education department and that department does not train teachers so much as they are into the theory of education and he said, you're having quite a life. i've been there 12 years. i know faculty well. he said, you know, i've read the reports of mr. perot's work both in his preschool experience in 1968 and the work with the high schools later. and he said, he really has some original approaches. he said, it's not a teacher-bashing operation. he sat there for four months in those classrooms and asked questions and talked to the students and the teachers before he made any moves. he's a benefactor of the poor. perhaps in a -- in a story

that's when dave and i got to work today. [ rock song ] >> i believe that's billy squire.m loves him. >> that's correct. >> all right, thank you. we do have a little bit of fog. by that, i mean it's thick but it's moving up the coast ever so slowly. santa cruz, san mateo. will be cooler. maybe warm, upper 70s to near 80 but should be a west wind kicking in. the fog is moving slowly up the coast making an impact. they had a little bit of fog, golden gate. these are temperatures that are 20 minutes old. you might add a degree or two to these. upper 60s for some. campbell in there san jose state, cupertino, 67. 56 in santa cruz. lots of fog. yesterday was a due north. that's a huge different. west at oakland now. west at the oakland airport. so it's on its way now. even though it is sunny, it will not be 82. that's that trick yes, sir forecast when the fog machine starts to roll in. sunny today, nice. highs in the low 70s. yet on the weekend, it will be cloudy, mostly cloudy, rain, maybe even some high elevation snow in the areas. the nothing will play into our weather a litt

a word used in a popular biographical article on ross by his recent director of communication jim squires, this is on the newsstands now -- a good man, a selfless man. these adjectives come from the heart. sibbel has known him for 23-plus years and ever since i got off the plane from hanoi in 1973. the toast of american modern-age technology and entrepreneurship, a public education authority, on stanford campus yesterday i was stopped by the chairman of the education department and that department does not train teachers so much as they are into the theory of education and he said, you're having quite a life. i've been there 12 years. i know faculty well. he said, you know, i've read the reports of mr. perot's work both in his preschool experience in 1968 and the work with the high schools later. and he said, he really has some original approaches. he said, it's not a teacher-bashing operation. he sat there for four months in those classrooms and asked questions and talked to the students and the teachers before he made any moves. he's a benefactor of the poor. perhaps in a -- in a story

walker road closed at squire's be in place for up to six hours. you want to plan to work around it.ack to you. leon: thank you. alison: is it another lunchbox weather day? doug: it is. you couldn't pick a better day forto be visiting school and the kids to get outside. this morning the meteorologist eileen took a trip to barnard elementary school in northwest washington. while there she showed the kids a special video we did behind the scenes. how we put the weather together. how we get on tv. how to make the weather graphics. conducted a few interesting science experiments for them. use the kids as problems. the kids love to get involved in that. then they got to go outside and soak up sunshine. check out the storm chaser. first-hand. what a great day to be outside. running the abc7 kidnap was stanley. we also have a weather question from [inaudible] doug: how do you use math in your job? good question. well, we actually more often than anything else use basic math every single day. advanced math goes in the computer models we use on a daily basis. a lot of it involves calculus and

rich lovich, testifying on administration health care management and miss monica dasai, a partner of squire patent bogs law firm. we'll start with mr. zoeller, please proceed and welcome to the committee. >> thank you mr. chairman and members of the committee, i appreciate the opportunity to come and be heard. i'll pick up with senator nelson left off. we do in the state of indiana receive remarkable number of complaints each year. i think last year it was somewhere around 14,000 calls, the largest number of complaints in our consumer protection area. over half of those complaints were about robo calls specifically. indiana has unique statute that was passed in 1988 that prohibits the use of the auto dialers to make calls to consumers. this is across the board. we've successfully defended that statute to the federal courts, the seventh circuit court of appeals talking about how we do not allow these calls for any -- other than those like senator nelson mentioned, have opted in. so the schools and the pharmacies and people you refer to in terms of important calls have opted in and we do have

the fire has burned more than 300 squire miles of forrest and 1600 buildings.they'll match any donation to the red cross to help the victims of the disaster. >>> we brought it to you as breaking news last night, and now we're getting more details of a shooting that injured a police officer while chasing a suspect. >> they spotted a black bmw reported stolen. offices chased that car into pittsburg. 15 minutes later, the pursuit ended when the bmw crashed into other cars as police moved in on that bmw, they say the man inside started shooting, wounding a police officer. other officers returned fire. the suspect was not hurt. he did surrender. a witness would worked at a nearby gas station described the scene. >> i was ducking for my life because i heard shots. and then i was telling people to, go. everybody was on the pumps i'm like, everybody go. >> police say they believe the suspect is in fact the same person who shot up windows at an mcdonald's in antioch yesterday where his girlfriend worked. one person was hurt but was told it would be okay. then a home was

and a partner with squire patten bogs law firm. we'll start with mr. zeller, please proceed and welcome to the committee. >> i appreciate the opportunity to come and be heard. i'll pick up with senator nelson left off. we do in the state of indiana receive remarkable number of complaints each year. i think last year it was somewhere around 14,000 calls, the largest number of complaints in our consumer protection area. over half of those complaints were about robo calls specifically. indiana has unique statute that was passed in 1988 that prohibits the use of the auto dialers to make calls to consumers. this is across the board. we've successfully defended that statute to the federal courts, the seventh circuit court of appeals talking about how we do not allow these calls for any -- other than those like senator nelson mentioned, have opted in. so the schools and the pharmacies and people you refer to in terms of important calls have opted in and we do have those that are still being heard. but i think the points that i want to make, i've got written t

i'm a partner at squire patten bogs i'm testifying in my individual capacity and not on behalf of a specific client. i spent over a decade in senior positions at the fcc. in private practice i worked with a wide range of clients in various industry sectors on tcpa compliance. they all share one very serious dilemma. how to manage risk in an environment where the normal expected or desired way to communicate is by calling a cell phone or sending a text and industry standards require certain out bound communications via a call or a text. but where every single call to a cell phone or every single text carries with it the potential risk of damages. when congress implemented the tcpa it struck a careful balance in protecting consumers from abusive calls. that made them feel frightened and harassed. protecting public safety entities and businesses from the jammed phone lines caused by specialized dialing equipment that automatically dialled thousands of numbers and protecting normal expected or desired communications. today, there are no longer any safe guards protecting callers from tcpa liabili

that tells you dependent on your use how big can i build the building, how many squire feet and stories how far back from the property line, how many can i put in the buildings and how many exists do i have, where are the exists [inaudible] that all comes from the california building code for new construction. the other thing existing buildings, these codes are not ret row actively enforced with exception-a apartment building in 1930 has different requirement frz a building built today in san francisco or throughout california. existing buildings. so, there are scheduled regular inspections on existing buildings. high rise buildings. 600 high rise buildings in san francisco and inspect everyone annually. schools, we inspect every school in san francisco annually. r 2 which are apartment buildings, we inspect all r 2, 9 units or greater annually. there are about 4500 the companies inspect. next slide, please. within t code enforcement umbrella, we have different sections in the bureau and highlighted a few to give you a idea of our structure and how we conduct our code enforcement. plan

that tells you dependent on your use how big can i build the building, how many squire feet and stories, how far back from the property line, how many can i put in the buildings and how many exists do i have, where are the exists [inaudible] that all comes from the california building code for new construction. the other thing existing buildings, these codes are not ret row actively enforced with exception-a apartment building in 1930 has different requirement frz a building built today in san francisco or throughout california. existing buildings. so, there are scheduled regular inspections on existing buildings. high rise buildings. 600 high rise buildings in san francisco and inspect everyone annually. schools, we inspect every school in san francisco annually. r 2 which are apartment buildings, we inspect all r 2, 9 units or greater annually. there are about 4500 the companies inspect. next slide, please. within t code enforcement umbrella, we have different sections in the bureau and highlighted a few to give you a idea of our structure and how we conduct our code enforcement. plan