(steve watson/santa's "right now where we are sitting we can purchase and ship about 600 toys. we have 2,000 requests." the watsons expect to spend some long hours adapting as many toys as they can. (deana watson/santa's little hackers) "once he goes to bed, yes, we sit down and start adapting toys and go until we're too tired." toys max will then put to his quality test. (nats: was that you?) sunny skies and average temperatures today. our high is 62 degrees. a little wind is headed our way tomorrow... and this weekend a low pressure system will roll into our area bringing cooler temperatures. we'll drop into the mid to low 50s and stay there throughout next week. good morning. here's a look at solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construction areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news oh..ohhh say can you see 4 minutes and 30 seconds.... that's how long it took me to scarf down my first plate of food... and how long it took aretha franklin t

(steve watson/santa's little hackers) "right now where we are sitting requests." the watsons expect to hackers) "once he goes to bed, yes, we sit down and start adapting toys and go until we're too tired." all those toys are given away for for free. believe it or not -- a few drinks of wine each night could be good for your health. a survey finding people who had one t eight percent. but people who had more to drink increased their risk. but what about those who don't drink at all? experts say non- drinkers shouldn't start drinking as a health measure. divorce rates in the u-s plunge to a 35-year low marriage rates have remained stable, with about 32 marriages for every one-thousand unmarried women age 15 or older. utah has the highest marriage rate in the u-s, but its divorce rate is higher than 40- percent compared campaign was panda-monium, we've got an election for you. these cute cubs need names! the 11-week-old giant panda twin females were born at zoo atlanta in september. they'll be named on their 100th day >>> we begin to heal our divisions. >> i won't pre

steve: even with it, it was a 70-yard return. >> brian: it does not overshadow that mistake. three interceptions now for watson. >> steve: second in the red zone. >> brian: 13 on the season and a golden opportunity for the offense of pitt. >> steve: here's peterman. matthews, the true freshman out of clairton, p.a. >> brian: where has conner gone? the defense of climson has stood up in the fourth quarter. you cannot hand it to him and expect to run it between the tackles right now. you have soft edges when you use conner on the perimeter. couldn't be surprised if they try it again. >> steve: second down and ten. peterman. too high. scott orndoff, all 6'5" of him went up, and orndoff couldn't bring it down becomes you mentioned, 6'6", treat him like a basketball player. give him a chance to go up and >> steve: field goal doesn't help pitt the way it would have clemson apartment the other end. 5:30 to go, fourth quarter. third and ten. peterman lost one down the sideline. the timing off for jester weah but there is a flag. >> brian: wallace the coverage. >> referee: holding defense number 12. 10-yard penalty, fi

steve: even with it, it was a 70-yard return. >> brian: it does not overshadow that mistake. three interceptions now for watson. >> steve: second in the red zone. >> brian: 13 on the season and a golden opportunity for the offense of pitt. >> steve: here's peterman. couldn't hook up with aaron matthews, the true freshman out of clairton, p.a. >> brian: where has conner gone? the defense of climson has stood up in the fourth quarter. you cannot hand it to him and expect to run it between the tackles right now. you have soft edges when you use conner on the perimeter. couldn't be surprised if they try it again. >> steve: second down and ten. peterman. too high. scott orndoff, all 6'5" of him went up, and orndoff couldn't bring it down becomes you mentioned, 6'6", treat him like a basketball player. give him a chance to go up and >>teve: field goal doesn't help pitt the way it would have clemson apartment the other end. 5:30 to go, fourth quarter. third and ten. peterman lost one down the sideline. the timing off for jester weah but there is a flag. >> brian: wallace the coverage. >> referee: holding defense numb

steve: even with it, it was a 70-yard return. >> brian: it does not overshadow that mistake. three interceptions now for watson. >> steve: second in the red zone. >> brian: 13 on the season and a golden opportunity for the offense of pitt. >> steve: here's peterman. matthews, the true freshman out of clairton, p.a. >> brian: where has conner gone? the defense of climson has stood up in the fourth quarter. you cannot hand it to him and expect to run it between the tackles right now. you have soft edges when you use conner on the perimeter. couldn't be surprised if they try it again. >> steve: second down and ten. peterman. too high. scott orndoff, all 6'5" of him went up, and orndoff couldn't bring it down becomes you mentioned, 6'6", treat him like a basketball player. give him a chance to go up and make a play. >> steve: field goal doesn't help pitt the way it would have clemson apartment the other end. 5:30 to go, fourth quarter. third and ten. peterman lost one down the sideline. the timing off for jester weah but there is a flag. >> brian: wallace the coverage. >> referee: holding defense number 12. 10-yar

steve: even with it, it was a 70-yard return. >> brian: it does not overshadow that mistake. three interceptions now for watson. >> steve: second in the red zone. >> brian: 13 on the season and a golden opportunity for the offense of pitt. >> steve: here's peterman. couldn't hook up with aaron matthews, the true freshman out of clairton, p.a. >> brian: where has conner gone? the defense of climson has stood up in the fourth quarter. you cannot hand it to him and expect to run it between the tackles right now. you have soft edges when you use conner on the perimeter. couldn't be surprised if they try it again. >> steve: second down and ten. peterman. too high. scott orndoff, all 6'5" of him went up, and orndoff couldn't bring it down becomes you mentioned, 6'6", treat him like a basketball player. give him a chance to go up and >> steve: field goal doesn't help pitt the way it would have clemson apartment the other end. 5:30 to go, fourth quarter. third and ten. peterman lost one down the sideline. the timing off for jester weah but there is a flag. >> brian: wallace the safety in coverage. >> referee: holding

diana and steve watson are the founders of santas's liquid hack kers.heir son max has the coolest job ever the official toy tester. >> you buy a toy for $80. you don't know if it's going to work for them. on previous christmases, the child would open the toy and it's not a toy they could play with. they didn't couldn't squeeze the button that's on the hand or on the toy. by making this adaptation, they can push the button and watch it sing. >> what a great act of kindness, the toys are donated responding to wish list, the santa's little hackers website and last year the watson's modified and shipped 500 toys to 45 states in eight countries. >> we'll be right back. ♪ . >>> it's 4:55. yearly black friday playbook is back. we've been going to deals all morning long, >> if you're heading out to shop for holiday bling, first off by bernie robins jewelers and pick up a mystery gift card, our jewelers can win 25 to $250. local jewelry is taking 15% off at sparkle plenty design. this is flashing its price to just$6. well med. for the men in our lives, another p

steve: even with it, it was a 70-yard return. >> brian: it does not overshadow that mistake. three interceptions now for watson. >> steve: second in the red zone. >> brian: 13 on the season and a golden opportunity for the offense of pitt. >> steve: here's peterman. couldn't hook up with aaron matthews, the true freshman out of clairton, p.a. >> brian: where has conner gone? the defense of climson has stood up in the fourth quarter. you cannot hand it to him and expect to run it between the tackles right now. you have soft edges when you use conner on the perimeter. couldn't be surprised if they try it again. >> steve: second down and ten. peterman. too high.

and narduzzi will take a time-out. >> steve: here they come. watson to throw. williams, the catch. >> brian: >> brian: narduzzi is not taking you can stop the clock. >> todd: you have to call a time-out here. >> steve: you can stop the clock on offense when you have the ball. you can't do it on defense when you have time-outs. i don't understand. >> brian: now it's too late. already waisted all that time. >> steve: this game ticking away from pitt. >> brian: you have to anticipate that your defense is going to get the stop here. it run down and call a time-out. which is smart. >> steve: >> steve: following the cal/washington state game on espn, stay tuned for "sportscenter" at night, john anderson and lisa kerney. a busy night in spots, "sportscenter" at night after college football on espn. also available streaming live on the espn on this veterans day weekend. i want to saw thank you very much not just for what they do for us but what they have zone for our country. these are all the veterans on our crew. marty, tom, jim, joel, b.z. helping u helping us out. >

the couple takes toys and adapts them so that children with special needs can play with steve watson/santa's little hackers "on previous christmases the child would toy and it's not a toy they could play with. they couldn't squeeze the it sing, watch the lights come on." all of the toys they adapt are donated to them. last year "santa's little hackers" modified and shipped 500 toys all of the toys are given away for free! we are still on schedule for a cold front to interact with southern nevada by saturday night into sunday. rain chances are holding between 40% and 50% for las vegas with snow looking to fall 6800ft and above; ranging between a trace and two inches. the rain and snow chances bleed into monday but looking to last only until 5am. is listed as "currently unavailable." on amazon! its reportedly due to some bad reviews. while amazon is no longer selling the ornament-- it is available from other sellers. and it's not cheap. most are listed for more than two- hundred dollars a piece. well black friday shopping is underway this morning... but is it the madness we've been seei

and narduzzi will take a time-out. >> steve: here they come. watson to throw. ms, the catch. >> brian: narduzzi is not taking the time-out. he has two of them. you can stop the clock. >> todd: you have to call a time-out here. >> steve: you can stop the clock on offense when you have the ball. you can't do it on defense when you have time-outs. i don't understand. >> brian: now it's too late. already waisted all that time. >> steve: this game ticking away from pitt. >> brian: you have to anticipate that your defense is going to get the stop here. you just lost 45 seconds. i think clemson's going to let it run down and call a time-out. which is smart. >> steve: following the cal/washington state game on espn, stay tuned for "sportscenter" at night, john anderson and lisa kerney. a busy night in spots, "sportscenter" at night after college football on espn. also available streaming live on the espn app and watch espn. on this veterans day weekend. i want to saw thank you very much not just for what they do for us but what they have zone for our country. these are

steve: even with it, it was a 70-yard return. >> brian: it does not overshadow that mistake. three interceptions now for watson. >> steve: second in the red zone. >> brian: 13 on the season and a golden opportunity for the offense of pitt. >> steve: here's peterman. throwing on the run. matthews, the true freshman out of clairton, p.a. >> brian: where has conner gone? the defense of climson has stood up in the fourth quarter. you cannot hand it to him and expect to run it between the tackles right now. you have soft edges when you use conner on the perimeter. couldn't be surprised if they try it again. >> steve: second down and ten. peterman. too high. scott orndoff, all 6'5" of him went up, and orndoff couldn't bring it down becomes you mentioned, 6'6", treat him like a basketball player. give him a chance to go up and help pitt the way it would have clemson apartment the other end. 5:30 to go, fourth quarter. third and ten. peterman lost one down the sideline. the timing off for jester weah but there is a flag. >> brian: wallace the coverage. >> referee: holding defense number 12. 10-yard penalty, first down

the audit steve watson created a nonprofit to adapt regular off-the-shelf toys into toys that can be triggered by buttons and switches used by they were inspired by their son. you can see him there. max. toilet -- people donate toys in response to a wish list on their website. smack you buy a toy for $80 and you don't know if it will work for them. on previous christmases, the child could open the toy and it is not a toy that they could play with. they could not squeeze the button that is on the hand or on the toy. by making this adaptation, they can push the button and watch it saying, watch the lights come on >> the watson say the adapted toys are not just for fun. they have become learning devices teaching kids for example that their communication device might work the same way. last year, santa's little hackers modified 500 toys 245 states in five countries. this year, they already have 2000. that is four times the amount. >> that is unbelievable. >> good for them. screen. where you can catch the classics right here in cleveland. >>> the holiday season is the peak time for food p

and narduzzi will take a time-out. >> steve: here they come. watson to throw. ms, the catch. >> brian: narduzzi is not taking the time-out. he has two of them. you can stop the clock. >> todd: you have to call a time-out here. >> steve: you can stop the clock on offense when you have the ball. you can't do it on defense when you have time-outs. i don't understand. >> brian: now it's too late. already waisted all that time. >> steve: this game ticking away from pitt. >> brian: you have to anticipate that your defense is going to get the stop here. you just lost 45 seconds. i think clemson's going to let it run down and call a time-out. which is smart. >> steve: following the cal/washington state game on espn, stay tuned for "sportscenter" at night, john anderson and lisa kerney. a busy night in spots, "sportscenter" at night after college football on espn. also available streaming live on the espn app and watch espn. on this veterans day weekend. i want to saw thank you very much not just for what they do for us but what they have zone for our country. these are

steve: even with it, it was a 70-yard return. >> brian: it does not overshadow that mistake. three interceptions now for watson. >> steve: second in the red zone. >> brian: 13 on the season and a golden opportunity for the offense of pitt. >> steve: here's peterman. throwing on the run. matthews, the true freshman out of clairton, p.a. >> brian: where has conner gone? the defense of climson has stood up in the fourth quarter. you cannot hand it to him and expect to run it between the tackles right now. you have soft edges when you use conner on the perimeter. couldn't be surprised if they try it again. >> steve: second down and ten. peterman. too high. scott orndoff, all 6'5" of him went up, and orndoff couldn't bring it down becomes you mentioned, 6'6", treat him like a basketball player. give him a chance to go up and make a play. got to have that. help pitt the way it would have clemson apartment the other end. 5:30 to go, fourth quarter. third and ten. peterman lost one down the sideline. the timing off for jester weah but there is a flag. >> brian: wallace the coverage. >> referee: holding defense number

steve: even with it, it was a 70-yard return. >> brian: it does not overshadow that mistake. three interceptions now for watson. >> steve: second in the red zone. >> brian: 13 on the season and a golden opportunity for the offense of pitt. >> steve: here's peterman. throwing on the run. matthews, the true freshman out of clairton, p.a. >> brian: where has conner gone? the defense of climson has stood up in the fourth quarter. you cannot hand it to him and expect to run it between the tackles right now. you have soft edges when you use conner on the perimeter. couldn't be surprised if they try it again. >> steve: second down and ten. peterman. too high. scott orndoff, all 6'5" of him went up, and orndoff couldn't bring it down becomes you mentioned, 6'6", treat him like a basketball player. give him a chance to go up and help pitt the way it would have clemson apartment the other end. 5:30 to go, fourth quarter. third and ten. peterman lost one down the sideline. the timing off for jester weah but there is a flag. >> brian: wallace the coverage. >> referee: holding defense number 12. 10-yard penalty, first down

steve and deana watson say they started modifying toys for him when he was small then decided , to help as many kids as possible. >> you buy a toy for $80, you don't know if it will work for child could open the toy, and it is not a toy they could play with. they could not squeeze the button that is on the hand or the toy. i'm making this adaptation, they can push the button and watch it seeing, watch the lights come on. sheldon: very thoughtful modifications happening there. families send in wish lists, and volunteers buy the toys. all of the modifications are done for free. adrienne: and you can deck your , ch political slogan. this is an ornament based on president-elect donald trump's make america great again hats. the ornament is brass plated with 24-karat gold, and is priced at just under $150. however, it is selling for about $100 more than that on some websites. that will be a collectors item i'm sure. sheldon: sure will. the packers had thanksgiving off. they're back to work tomorrow, before playing the eagles on monday night in a game you'll whether their defense will join the

the event started by steve and deana watson with help from their son, mac, sent 500 toys to 45 states and eight countries last year and already have more than 2,000 requests for this year. all the toys are either donated or purchased with money given to

back-to-back weeks. >> todd: this is an open year. >> steve: this is coming into this action. >> todd: lamar is at 90% votes. another loss. >> brian: ba deshaun watson hasn't been as good this year as a year ago. dede westbrook deserves a shot. i would argue that a adoree' jackson deserves to be on that list. >> steve: this should help. >> to this game he would have been there for sure. >> todd: i still think he should be in new york. he's the most complete football player i watched all season. >> steve: agreed. >> brian: jackson or jabrill peppers? for the next level? >> todd: peppers. jackson, you can't coach his speed. high >> steve: fourth and seven. here's tilbey to let it fly. just in front of his goal line. chris finke. back pedaling. and then sent backwards flying. down to the 36. take look at our pacific life two halves, sc jumped out in the second half with those two touchdowns. one by harris and jackson on a punter return. really haven't looked back. a pushback from notre dame in this third quarter. but they pulled away in the fourth. >> steve: again, if the committee was just talking about november, could make a real case for usc. but i

todd: this is an open year. >> steve: this is coming into this action. >> todd: lamar is at another loss. >> brian: baker mayfield is playing great football. deshaun watson hasn't been as good this year as a year ago. dede westbrook deserves a shot. i would argue that a adoree' jackson deserves to be on that list. >> steve: this should help. game like adoree' had the in this game he would have been there for sure. >> todd: i still think he should be in new york. he's the most complete football player i watched all season. >> steve: agreed. >> brian: jackson or jabrill peppers? for the next level? >> todd: peppers. jackson, you can't coach his speed. high 4.2 in the 40-yard dash. >> steve: fourth and seven. here's tilbey to let it fly. just in front of his goal line. chris finke. back pedaling. and then sent backwards flying. down to the 36. >> brian: well, it was a tale of two halves, sc jumped out in the second half with those two touchdowns. one by harris and jackson on a punter return. really haven't looked back. a pushback from notre dame in this third quarter. but they pulled away in the fourth. >> steve: again, if the committee was just talking abo

todd: this is an open year. >> steve: this is coming into this action. >> todd: lamar is at 90% votes. anothe >> brian: baker mayfield is playing great football. deshaun watson hasn't been as good this year as a year ago. dede westbrook deserves a shot. i would argue that a adoree' jackson deserves to be on that list. >> steve: this should help. game like adoree' had the in this game he would have been there for sure. >> todd: i still think he should be in new york. he's the most complete football player i watched all season. >> steve: agreed. >> brian: jackson or jabrill peppers? for the next level? >> todd: peppers. jackson, you can't coach his speed. high 4.2 in the 40-yard dash. >> steve: fourth and seven. here's tilbey to let it fly. just in front of his goal line. chris finke. back pedaling. and then sent backwards flying. down to the 36. take look at our pacific life >> brian: well, it was a tale of two halves, sc jumped out in the second half with those two touchdowns. one by harris and jackson on a punter return. really haven't looked back. a pushback from notre dame in this third quarter. but they pulled away in the fourth. >> steve: again, if the

. >> todd: this is an open year. >> steve: this is coming into this action. >> todd: lamar is at 90% >> brian: baker mayfield is playing great football. deshaun watson hasn't been as good this year as a year ago. dede westbrook deserves a shot. i would argue that a adoree' jackson deserves to be on that list. >> steve: this should help. >> to game like adoree' had the in this game he would have been there for sure. >> todd: i still think he should be in new york. he's the most complete football player i watched all season. >> steve: agreed. >> brian: jackson or jabrill peppers? for the next level? >> todd: peppers. jackson, you can't coach his speed. high 4.2 in the 40-yard dash. >> steve: fourth and seven. here's tilbey to let it fly. just in front of his goal line. chris finke. back pedaling. and then sent backwards flying. down to the 36. take look at our pacific life >> brian: well, it was a tale of two halves, sc jumped out in the second half with those two touchdowns. one by harris and jackson on a punter return. really haven't looked back. a pushback from notre dame in this third quarter. but they pulled away in the fourth. >> steve: again, i

steve: this is coming into this action. >> todd: lamar is at 90% votes. another loss. >> brian: baker mayfield is playing great football. deshaun watsonn't been as good this year as a year ago. dede westbrook deserves a shot. i would argue that a adoree' jackson deserves to be on that list. >> steve: this should help. >> tod >> todd: if he would have had a game like adoree' had the in this game he would have been there for sure. >> todd: i still think he should be in new york. he's the most complete football player i watched all season. >> steve: agreed. >> brian: jackson or jabrill peppers? for the next level? >> todd: peppers. jackson, you can't coach his speed. high 4.2 in the 40-yard dash. >> steve: fourth and seven. here's tilbey to let it fly. just in front of his goal line. chris finke. back pedaling. and then sent backwards flying. down to the 36. take look at our pacific life game summary. >> brian: well, it was a tale of two halves, sc jumped out in the second half with those two touchdowns. one by harris and jackson on a punter return. really haven't looked back. a pushback from notre dame in this third quarter. but they pu

steve: this is coming into this action. >> todd: lamar is at 90% votes. another loss. >> brian: baker mayfield is playing great football. deshaun watsonn't been as good this year as a year ago. dede westbrook deserves a shot. i would argue that a adoree' jackson deserves to be on that list. >> steve: this should help. >> tod >> todd: if he would have had a game like adoree' had the in this game he would have been there for sure. >> todd: i still think he should be in new york. he's the most complete football player i watched all season. >> steve: agreed. >> brian: jackson or jabrill peppers? for the next level? >> todd: peppers. jackson, you can't coach his speed. high 4.2 in the 40-yard dash. >> steve: fourth and seven. here's tilbey to let it fly. just in front of his goal line. chris finke. back pedaling. and then sent backwards flying. down to the 36. take look at our pacific life game summary. >> brian: well, it was a tale of two halves, sc jumped out in the second half with those two touchdowns. one by harris and jackson on a punter return. really haven't looked back. a pushback from notre dame in this third quarter. but they pu

steve: this is coming into this action. >> todd: lamar is at 90% votes. another loss. >> brian: baker mayfield is playing great football. deshaun watson hasn't been as good this year as a year ago. dede westbrook deserves a shot. i would argue that a adoree' jackson deserves to be on that list. >> steve: this should help. game like adoree' had the in this game he would have been there for sure. >> todd: i still think he should be in new york. he's the most complete football player i watched all season. >> steve: agreed. >> brian: jackson or jabrill peppers? for the next level? >> todd: peppers. jackson, you can't coach his speed. high 4.2 in the 40-yard dash. >> steve: fourth and seven. here's tilbey to let it fly. just in front of his goal line. chris finke. back pedaling. and then sent backwards flying. down to the 36. take look at our pacific life >> brian: well, it was a tale of two halves, sc jumped out in the second half with those two touchdowns. one by harris and jackson on a punter return. really haven't looked back. a pushback from notre dame in this third quarter. but they pulled away in the fourth. >> steve: again, if the

steve: this is coming into this action. >> todd: lamar is at 90% votes. another loss. >> brian: baker mayfield is playing great football. deshaun watson hasn't been as good this year as a year ago. dede westbrook deserves a shot. i would argue that a adoree' jackson deserves to be on that list. >> steve: this should help. game like adoree' had the in this game he would have been there for sure. >> todd: i still think he should be in new york. he's the most complete football player i watched all season. >> steve: agreed. >> brian: jackson or jabrill peppers? for the next level? >> todd: peppers. jackson, you can't coach his speed. high 4.2 in the 40-yard dash. >> steve: fourth and seven. here's tilbey to let it fly. just in front of his goal line. chris finke. back pedaling. and then sent backwards flying. down to the 36. take look at our pacific life >> brian: well, it was a tale of two halves, sc jumped out in the second half with those two touchdowns. one by harris and jackson on a punter return. really haven't looked back. a pushback from notre dame in this third quarter. but they pulled away in the fourth. >> steve: again, if the

watson has a very important job. he is the official toy tester and steve created a way to provide adaptable toys to kids with special needs, around the world. >> this is one of the more complex adaptations because we take the electronics out of the toyy >>reporter: many adapted right here in their westminster living room where they keep a drill press and soldering iron. >> we are intersecting the existing circuit so we can allow a switch to be plugged in to this port. >>reporter: part of the process of turning off the shelf toys into toys that can be triggered by buttons and switches used by kids with special needs. >> an you help us carry the boxes >>reporter: toys donated to people responding to wish list on santa's little hacker websites. >> i like that, that is cute. >>reporter: helped sorts a shipment and asked about the inspirations. we were walking through a target and saw the same toy we have seen online and i asked my husband if he could adapt that toy for max and he said i don't see why not. >>reporter: answering the $800 you don't know if it will work for them. >> on previous christmas' the child would op

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watson, three interceptions. we thought it was going to be built for the playoff run with the defense and the defense is what gave up too muc >> steve: let's go down the field. todd mcshay with the hero of the game. >> todd: here with chris blew blewitt. tough start to the day. ken your team needs you, you have a massive kick. >> i just thank god my offense and defense gave me another shot. it's a team win. everybody contributed and i thampg god my teammates gave me an opportunity to come back again. before the game, how long can he go? and he kicked a 56 yarder last year. and we him give you a kiss of confidence. how much is it to have the head coach believe in you? >> coach believes in us because he puts us out there on the field. we do it every week. they give me another opportunity. >> todd: congratulations mmpl you have fans around that want to celebrate with you. >> steve: what a story. chris blewitt on a night he misses an extra point. he kicks a 48 yard field goal to upset clemson. >> brian: the upset sealed with a kiss. >> steve: there are signs and promos made all over. you hear the cheers? they are comiing from columbus.

nats--- max watson has a very important job 1:43 -hits buttons - farting sounds- laughing he is the official toy tester for "santa's little hackers" the non-profit his parents deana and steve created around the world. 13:43 this is one of the most complex adaptations because we've take the electronics out of the toy. many of them adapted right here in their living room 8:20 -drill press turns on-- where they keep the drill press and soldering (soddering) iron 10:10 we're just intersecting the existing circuit so we can allow a switch to be plugged into this port. 10:17 just part of the process of turning off-the shelf toys into toys that can be triggered by buttons and switches used by kids with special needs 31:2 the boxes upstairs? yes, of course. 31:26 the toys are all donated by people responding to wish lists on the "santa's little hackers" web site. 31:41 so this is our toy room hanna, where we sstore all the toys. oh wow 31:46 hanna helped sort a recent toy shipment. and asked about the inspiration behind "santa's little helpers." 48:30 so we were seen online and i asked my husband if he could adapt that toy for max and he said i don't you buy a toy for 80 dollars a

watson has a very important job. he's the official toy tester for santa's little hackers. the nonprofit his parents dina and steve created is a way to ?rovide adaptable toys to kids with speciaa needs around the world. >> this is one of the more complex adaptations, because we have taken tones out -- electronics out of toys. >> we're just intersecting the into this port. >> just part of the process of turning off the shelf toys into toys that can be triggered by buttons and switches used by kids with special needs. >> hannah, can we help carry the boxes upstairs. >> reporter: the toys are donated to people responding to wish lists on the santa's little hackers web site. >> hannah helps sort a recent toy shipment and asked about the in little hackers. >> we were walking through a target and saw the same toy that we had seen online, and i asked my husband if he could adapt that toy for max, and he said i don't see why not. >> reporter: answering the challenge saved the wallson's half the cost of an already adapted toy. >> you buy a toy for $80. you don't know if it's going to work for them. on prrvious christmases,

there they are >> thank you commissioners steve we're starting to put the interpretive program together were jan watson is working on that and convening an advisory group of lgbtq and interested parties not necessarily a plaque for interpretive gay but we're trying to be innovative more of we're open to ideas we don't know what that will end up being and part of a one percent for arts money we'll decade to that effort so resources both from our contribution and from the interpretive program and something that is interesting alive and continuing probably more than a plaque okay. thank you. >> okay. maybe more on that a couple of quick questions before i pass the mike i'm not sure? project sponsor or staff i saw the number of parking spaces we have here about 80 for across the entire site? on market street and it is sort of right in that area there are multiple discussions over the years about reconfiguring market street and directing very well traffic away from this this is a tougher corner turk coming to market street that tough angle can you talk about why parking here i think there is proefbl some re

there they are >> thank you commissioners steve we're starting to put the interpretive program together were jan watson is working on that and convening an advisory group of lgbtq and interested parties not necessarily a plaque for interpretive gay

nats--- max watson has a very important job 1:43 -hits buttons - farting sounds- laughing he is the official toy tester for "santa's little hackers" the non-profit his parents deana and steve created as a way to provide adaptable toys to kids with special needs around the world. 13:43 this is one of the most complex adaptations because we've take the electronics out of the toy. -drill press turns on-- where they keep the drill press and soldering (soddering) iron 10:10 we're just intersecting the existing circuit so we can allow a switch to be plugged into this port. 10:17 just part of the process of turning off-the shelf toys into toys that can be triggered by buttons and switches used by kids with special needs 31:22 hanna, can you help us carry the boxes upstairs? yes, of course. 31:26 the toys are all donated by people responding to wish lists on the "santa's little hackers" web site. 31:41 so this is our toy room toys. oh wow 31:46 hanna helped sort a recent toy shipment. and asked about the inspiration behind "santa's little helpers." 48:30 so we were walking through a target and we saw the same toy that we had seen online and i asked my husband if he could adapt tha