i didn't pick my filmer for "real street."n't consider myself, like, a really, like, flashy filmer. i kind of stick to just what i've always done my whole life, which is, point the camera at my friends and see what happens. i just kind of keep it real basic and raw. wilson: i'd trust him with my life, so, yeah, it's in his hands. and i'm usually, like, blown away by what he does. my favorite thing about filming for "real street" so far is, i'm out there with my friends every day. that's, like, kind of what keeps you young and keeps a smile on my face. luong: one thing that we try to get for this video part is cole will try to feeble grind through this triple kink. he almost got it, but, uh, on the one that he stuck, a little girl just happened to be right where he was gonna land it, so he to almost, like, pop out early and, like, dodge her, or else, he would've seriously ran over this girl and, like, just destroyed her. i should've just, like, tried to make it, then, like, scoop her up into my arms, and then roll away with her

to left it today we call north street, it was queen street, and this is king street. you see on the ground is open and how the streets slope downward. what is provided was an exceptional artillery position, because the guns of the time could fire down the streets, a solid shot that could skip down the streets as well as canisters spring pellets and all sorts of ammunition. if he could hold this position and get his artillery batteries positioned on the streets and fire down the streets, he could disrupt the german troops in their efforts to form lines. on queen street, the battery was under the command of thomas ferris, who we think had 46 pounder cans that have a range of almost half a mile fire down this way. he was a veteran experienced artillery man, so they partnered him up with the battery that was positioned here, new york city artillery, firing down king street. this officer was lieutenant alexander hamilton. commanding the new york city militia artillery. now in my opinion, and i have to make that clear, in my opinion, general washington knew that his troops

can be on the street. they develop a newsboy court where they are self-regulating themselves and passing judgment on their own violations. so in this way, in terms of the reform movement, they become dues, so italian and who they are changes, as well. >> when did the papers stop using newsboys? mr. digirolamo: it is gradual. i think the 1930's is a key turning point because jobs are so scarce that it becomes work for adults. there are fewer children in their in the trade. also, technology is involved. you have cars and subways, and that is changing the industry, as well. the 1930's, they are still on the streets in big ways, but they have competition from adult. in the 1940's, it is more reliance on stands and adults. but there are still some children in the 1950's and 1960's, but they become more of a minority as you get to urbanization and vehicles. they are efficient in the sense that they have that turtle appeal that you can buy a paper as a lack of charity. adults cannot replace that. new a note inrte

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important street. it was king and queen street at the time. we are coming down warned street i will come about -- point out a couple other sites. that's the catholic cathedral here in trenton. on the left at st. michael's church, that is one of the oldest churches in trenton. parts of the church -- church, not the parts you see, were here for the second firtash first and second battle. british hessian mercenaries had been housed in their. colonel rall was shot very close by here. so this is a very important site for the american revolution right here. >> this is mixed in with the rest of the city. this is not -- this furniture stores next to where people live. >> exactly, right, so -- there are apartments over there, catholic cathedral over there. state office buildings a block away. smack here, in the middle -- lots of people walk by, what an important sites this was for the future of our country. it served in the 1780's as the nation's capital. it's called the corner historic, this gorgeous bank buil

police found his body on orleans street and found a 16-year-old shot in the shoulder on nearby burk street. >> too many kids getting shot out here, man. you know what i mean? there's too many kids that got guns that's doing the shooting. >> at last check, the 16-year-old who was shot is still in the hospital. his injuries are not life threatening. >>> jurors will have to get back to work today deciding the fate of a camden county father accused of killing his young son, even after telling the judge they can't reach a verdict. >> that's among the stories we're following in the day ahead. the the judge in the d.j. creato murder trial told the jury to resume deliberations after panel members yesterday said they were split. prosecutors said creato killed his 3-year-old son brendan to preserve a relationship with his teenage girlfriend. creato says brendan wandered away. the body was found in the park near the father's home in 2015. >>> opening statements begin in the trial of a bucks county man accused of sexually assaulting six girls from the same family. prosecutors say lee kaplan of feaster

street?count him as one of our success stories for now. >>> coming up -- >> make sure you mail those receipts out. you told me you was doing that last week? >> even as he tries to prove the case, nick compton can't escape the wrath of other inmates. >> snitches get killed. [ bleep ]. to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. is >> going through my mind, to get out of prison. to get home. to be around civil, normal people. to be around my family. stop dealing with idiots. they can't break me. i got too much faith. too much good things going my way. >> nick compton believes he's a target of his former gang, the aryan brotherhood, and would prefer to be in protective custody, but the prison must first confirm his claim that the arrestians are extorting him before they can protect him from another attack. >> right now we're going to try to contact nicholas compton's mother again and see if she's able to come up with the stuff that she says she has

the people on the street, people on the street choose to be there. say, wego to them and have an apartment for you, and they will refuse for the most part. they will refuse to take that offer. you know they will because there is rules and regulations involved in any kind of housing, whether it is institutionalized housing or whatever, and they want to be on the street getting three meals a day, getting full medical and we know they get that as well. they are on the street getting everything, that is why people are flocking to los angeles and san diego because the weather is good, and they don't have to deal with the weather conditions when they sleep. services, thatny is why there are so many homeless people in los angeles. they are not native to los angeles for the most part. they do not and will not accept an offer to come in. it is a fact that people want to consider when looking at the picture of chronic homelessness. thank you. sophia lee: i agree that is one of the bigger issues, and we are addressing homelessness. how do you help people that d

it has shut down market street entirely between 5th street and 6th street.look here at the map, this is where that shooting took place. it happened just after 11:00 this morning. traffic not being allowed through that area as there is a massive police investigation. >> right. a number of police vehicles, ambulances, we also know the coroner's van arrived. police have yet to confirm what happened. ktvu's tara moriarty has been on the scene now. you've been able to get more of a sense of what's going on. >> reporter: we are waiting to hear from police. they are going to be coming out here to brief us momentarily. what we're being told is this is a possible officer-involved shooting. couple of people we spoke to who were witnesses said they believe there was an argument that broke out between two people, carried itself down the street and that's when police came and intervened. as far as ages or descriptions of those people, we'll wait until police talk to us and let us know who was involved in this. you can see that right now a lot of members of the force are

make a left at jackson street. for a long, long time, it is ethnically diverse, racially diverse, economically diverse and so it's got these really beautiful, for the most part of this passage in the 1840s and they go to the 1880s. so it's really charming. there is a park in here. this is actually where the second title took place. in terms of the american revolution, an incredibly important site. this is literally where the second battle of trenton to raise. there is a creek you can see running through the other side the british soldiers were set up. on this side, this is -- it didn't look like this back then, but where the american troops were in george washington right here. the british marched back for the second battle, pushed back over the creek. that's why we set up on the side with a running battle -- first of all, we set the british from crossing over the creek and killed 130 hessian mercenary troops. they settle down on the other side of the creek overnight expect him to crush the americans the following

and warren street. it was king and king street at the time. so we're coming up warren street and i'll point out a couple of other sites. that's the catholic cathedral here in trenton, and then on left, that st. michael's church, and that is one of the oldest churches in trenton and parts of the church -- not the parts here for the first and second battle. british mercenaries had been housed in there, and so -- and colonel raul was shot very close by here, and so this is an incredibly important site for the american revolution right here. >> and just mixed in with the rest of the city. it's next to a furniture store and next to where people live. >> exactly. right. so that's -- temperature apartments over there, the catholic cathedral is right over there, state office buildings just a block away. so smack here in the middle and people walking by have in idea that what an important site this was for the future of our country. and it also served in the 1780s as the nation's capitol. make a right right here

street, foris main a little bit of perspective. main street blocked off between rogers avenue and climb drive or beltran drive, if you will, a turf -- until further notice. i don't know if you want to say fortunately or not, there's a lot of businesses in this area but it isn't heavily traveled at this moment. over on 29, they are both alternate routes for you, but it will be the version of main street that remains closed. sky track 7, i know you were talking about a car on the side of the road. not sure if it is part to their or how it got there, but as this portion of the road collapses, a sinkhole forming. be careful if you are traveling in this area, you will be turned around at the scene. it will be shut down until further notice. 29 remains open, that is working well for you coming south 70. q mccray is in route to the scene. hopefully we can find out more information about this waterman eight. southbound 270 towards montgomery county, a 24 minute ride towards 109. no accidents there, trouble spots in virginia, we woke up to

and warren street. it was king and queen street at the time. we are coming to warren street and i'm going to point out at couple of other sites. that's the catholic cathedral in trenton and on the left st. michael's church and that is one of the oldest churches in trefnton and parts of the church, not parts of the church were here for the first and second battles. british had been housed in their and so -- and colonel was -- he was shot very close by here and so this is an incredibly, again, a very important site for the american revolution. >> next to furniture store, next to where people live. >> exactly. >> senior apartments over there, catholic cathedral is over there and state office buildings are just a block away, so smack here in the middle and people walking by don't have idea what an important site was for the future of our country and also served in 1780's as the nation's capital. this is call the corner historic, the gorgeous bank building but there was a large tavern here and this is where

>> no, this is about some [ bleep ] i did on the streets.h. it don't bother me. if they're that mad you want to sit down and take 15, 20 minutes out your day to write me, obviously you thinking about me. so i'm not forgotten. as long as i'm not forgotten, i'm cool. that's when you get no mail at all, you know the person moved on and forgot. i don't want to be forgotten >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> america's prisons, dangerous, often deadly. there are 2 million people doing time. every day, it's a battle to survive and to maintain order. >> down! on your feet! down! >> pendleton juvenile is the last stop in indiana for young offenders who have committed serious crimes. we spent months inside where the staff is determined to rehabilitate impulsive teens who are often angry and violent. this is "lockup: pendleton

and fitzwater street for the ninth street italian market festival.ou can stick to seventh street to get around that if you need. taking live look at 95 and race street, all of your majors are being look good. mass transit running on time as women. in the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm amanda muler. >> wyoming teen has been in school every day since the start of kindergarten. graduating senior dakota wise hasn't missed day of school in 13 years. he said his mom pushed him to go to school every day, and the first student in we emma to this. >> one of those things i set my mind to, little kid in kindergarten, when i finally did it, there were rough patches, but when i did it it was a great accomplishment. >> good for him. after he graduates today, he plans to become an elementary school teacher. so he'll go back to school. maybe not miss any class then either. >> well, still to come this morning, long day for the phillies. hear what the phillies pitcher has to say about his performance, and season, that's next in ♪ >> the phillies finish up nine game road tr

but if you see troops on the streets... given how many people we re the streets...y and... you think how many people are now going to be looking at their weekend plans. will they go double concert of plans. will they go double concert or festival over the summer? any of sporting event. friends of mine in paris no longer go to a crowded place. what appearance meant to tell their children now? on the front page of the times. libya terror link. this man, they have a name for him, he was born in manchester. salman abedi. from libyan stock, his pa rents salman abedi. from libyan stock, his parents came here as refugees in the mid— 90s. this suggestion is that this man flu back from libya quite recently. that is a new kind of angle that has emerged this evening. that he actually may have just only recently returned on libya. and what was he doing that in libya? was he being trained in a camp to do the things that he has come back to do? there will now be a massive effort out there to work out what he was doing, who he had associations with, who did he fly out and fly back

consumers hit record levels in april, according to "the wall street journal." americans are enjoying improving credit scores as the economy fell and people's recession wounds continued to heal. the average credit score hit 700 around the country, the highest since 2005. what does that mean for the overall economy? gus le shea joins us to talk about that, good to see you, gus, as always. it sounds like pretty good news for th >> that's right. what we're seeing is people are in better financial shape. they paid down a lot of debt after the great recession. and then also what we have is people, the bad events from the great recession, foreclosures, bankrup ba, those are gradua disappearing from people's credit histories. >> when do we start to see that impact the economy, or are we already seeing it? >> i think we're already seeing it. auto sales are strong, we have more auto loans as people's credit scores improve. we have more people moving into home ownership. some people have been delayed becaus they have a bad correred history, as their credit scores improve

it won't protect main street from wall street.t may well be as we warned a glass stiegel that works well for goldman sachs because it could eliminate goldman sachs or diminish goldman sachs toughest competition from j.p. morgan chase, city bank and the other big banks because goldman sachs would make them divide their business up and it's a divided strategy if you're goldman sachs. so good news for goldman sachs, not good news for main street. >> richard? >> i'm not sure donald trump knows what he means when he says a new glass stiegel. fit resembles what is in the war e envetter bill, it won't accomplish very much either in terms of shrinking the sizest financial institutions which i don't sthi a good thing or in terms of changing the activity that can be done with consumer departments. when it was eliminated in 1999, that didn't really change what banks could do either. i think taking a step back and saying what would reinstitute a glass stiegel actually do, it would prevent banks being under common ownership with investment ban

third street tunnel reopened.e'll take a look at some beltway construction next. >> all right, thank you to both of you. let's get you caught up on what's been happening in the news. we begin in arlington where a manhunt continues for a brazen attacker. >> he assaulted a woman in an apartment after tricking her into opening her door. very disturbing story, mel. >> reporter: that's right, and the woman's injuries significant enough that she had to be hospitalized. it all happened during the 9 o'clock hour sunday morning, still a very kind of quiet time of day yesterday morning condominiums, 1500 key boulevard in arlington. pictures we have from surveillance videos give us a pretty good look at that suspect. many -- he was seen in many areas of the building sunday morning. arlington police say once inside, he began knocking on doors claiming he was a maintenance worker. when the victim opened her door police say the man attacked her and then sexually assaulted her. now, the building does have a concierge desk a 24 h

street, between king road and autumn street. 15 lines will be affected... those are on your screen. as well as highway 17 and monterey-salinas transit 86 will be affected. (justine) there are several other may day events in the bay area planned for monday... in san francisco, people will protest outside of the ice office on sansome street at 8am. plus, a rally is planned at 11am in justin herman plaza, followed by a march to civic center and in oakland, a rally will start at 3pm at fruitvale plaza. with a march at 4pm heading to san antonio park. also, a few high schools have noted students will be walking out of class tomorrow... and marching down international boulevard. for a full list of events... head to kron 4.com (jr stone) police say eight people were injured after a gunman opened fire in a busy san deigo neighborhood. it happened just after six p.m. in the pool area of an apartment compex on judicial drive. authorities say the suspect reloaded his gun during the shooting. the suspect in the shooting has been killed by police after he reportedly sho

springfield street was closed off earlier this evening. 0ur corresponds is there.t back to last night, just after half past midnight, say people living locally, there was a police raid on a property in springfield street. the left hand turn way you see this officer walking, there's a detective standing at the top of the road. turn left down there, there's a street of terraced homes, many bedsits divided into four or five properties. but half past midnight last night there was a police raid, one man was arrested, we understand from talking to locals, who is believed to be a single libyan man. since that raid last night there has been a police presence at a property here. as they are going through it they have been searching that flat. ican they have been searching that flat. i can only conclude that they have found something in the last hour or so found something in the last hour or so which is causing concern. there isa so which is causing concern. there is a small child being brought back in from inside the cord, reunited with her parents so the people living arou

twelfth street tunnel as well the ninth street tunnel.le bit of a day trip to strawberry festival fun. sky meadow state park from ten to five on sunday. lots for the entire family. for the rest of your morning commute we do have right lane blocked on 395 southbound by glebe road and that is because of a downed tree blocking the right lane. about ten minute delay from the pentagon on down. let's take life look at the bay bridge f you're heading to the beach this morning, traffic still flowing get early start if you can. really love these conditions out to the eastern shore. more traffic in few. metro on time except for safetrack. back to you maureen and holly. >> all right. ♪ music time for fox beat time. that means kevin. >> we have a lightning round of fox beat today. >> yes. >> in the holiday weekend always make for good movie weekends. >> big movie weekend two films opening up rats of caribbean dead men tell no tale. baby watch funny moments between sack of four and the rock funny together. john bass was great. pryanka chopra is great

everybody's got to go on a detour, including the route 57 bus, third street, the odd number street, runo, use fifth, or seventh, to avoid getting stuck in that detour. here some video from the news van, on the scene here, again, this started out as a sinkhole. the neighbors called in, hey, looks like there are this is a sinkhole created in the street. got out there, dug it up, realized one of the old pipes in old city gave up. that will turned into a repair job. what we're looking at here, is what's left. they made the repairs, they're waiting for the streets department to come back, and finalize the surface and repave it later on today. so that's the deal here in old city, as we come back to the maps there, again, third street blocked, from walnut to chestnutment on the boulevard, northbound, accident at tyson. in the inner drive overturned tractor-trailer north on 55, at route 47. karen, thomas, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. it is 5:34 right now. jurors back in court for day three of the deliberations in the murder trial of david creato. steve keeley outside the courthouse with

street expressway.the next couple of night, the vine expressway will be closed from about 10:30 to 5:00 the following morning, again, this is the last and final overpass of that whole vine expressway project, hope to have it back in business, by about 5:00 this morning. let's go back to the maps. speed restriction on the new jersey turnpike, from the delaware memorial bridge all the way up through central new jersey, into the george washington bridge. again, because of the fog, we're knocked down to 45 miles an hour, north on 95, they're working between curl land and route 320, again, until about 5:00 or so to get the work crews out there, poor visibility, and probably going to lead to some flight delays, down at philadelphia international airport, the first train out of the gate for the warminster line headed to the airport running with delay this morning. then watch for a new traffic pattern, north on i-95, in that girard avenue construction zone, they're going to be out there, again, working until ab

♪ >>> an inmate takes his fights from the streets to the halls of the jail. >> quiet down. >> and hisoyhood friend follows his example. >> you guys did not start this fight? >> no. >> but you did finish it. >> two brothers turn to crime to support their habits. >> how could you rob someone with a rock? >> you hit someone with it really hard and you take what they have. >> i'm like jekkyl and hyde when i'm using and not using. >> and now one faces the prospect of hitting the streets again. >> the chips are stacked against me. they want to do something different, but it is just tough. ♪ >>> since the days of the battleground of the american revolution, boston, massachusetts, has become known as the city of neighborhoods with deep rooted loyalties running through the diverse communities. but when certain bostonians take territorial pride a little bit too far, they could wind up in the suffolk county jail. >> there are approximately 180 so street gangs within boston, and just neighborhood street gangs that, you know, they are all comprised of a couple of blocks, a project, or sometimes a

the choice -- insider wall street politics or main street, new jersey, values. >>> not back today.t's for sure. we'll get better. later in the week, the beginning of the weekend, so tomorrow starts off with fog, but in the l afternoon, the sun peeks out. maybe a late day thunderstorm. thursday, friday, beautiful saturday. sunday goes downhill again. >> thank you for watching. i'm jacqueline london. up next is "nbc nightly news." i'll see you back here at 11:00.

the metro shows an image of troops taking to the streets following theresa may's warning ofan streetsheresa may's warning of an imminent terror attack on british soil, the guardian has one of the pictures supposedly from the forensic investigation published by the new york times. it purports to show the bomb used in the attack. the daily telegraph reports on the manchester attacker being flagged up to authorities multiple times over his extremist views. the daily express reports on the deployment of troops across the country. the times reports that authorities we re the times reports that authorities were warned of the bombers extremist views by a relative. and pictures of the attacker ‘s brother arrested in libya earlier today. 0nly the attacker ‘s brother arrested in libya earlier today. only one story on the front pages, i wonder if we can on the front pages, i wonder if we ca n start on the front pages, i wonder if we can start in a sense, rather than with the text but with the images and an almost every front page is an image of troops on uk streets. what are your feelings lookin

looked at wall street, wall street banking regulation, what did you learn it?m what might be the interest of this president? guest: we're bloomberg, our core readers are interested in information affecting markets, the banks, the economy. talked about the economy, talk about that later, we covered everything from tax, you potential gas tax to tax ut, tax reform plan, but we wanted to touch on the question the idea of glass-steagall of breaking up big banks, something the the dent talked about on campaign trail, that was then, this is now, it is the end of april. about still thinking breaking up the big banks and he about es, i am thinking it, i'm talking about it as we speak. all right., he is, yeah, one thing to talk about something on the campaign another thing to say it is an issue you are considering in that moment, as we speak. thinking about what he's trying to do? i think we're waiting for a lot that.tails on but in the same breath, he said dodd e wanted to tackle frank and dial back a lot of that. so i think the range whaf we're at, right, is perhaps so

even here, wall street is in charge. wall street being a parrot, green as in money.at runs the entire length of the house. and at the end of that foyer, we find this morning boone pickens. good morning, sir, how are you? >> good morning, harry. >> let's go ahead and head into the trophy room, if you don't mind. >> sure. >> t. boone pickens was a texas oilman who became the original corporate raider. he would buy a bunch of stock in a company, talk about how the executives needed to be tossed out and make a play to take over the company. >> the company is only 1/20th the size of phillips, buys 5.8% of the stock privately. now he wants to buy another 15% from the shareholders and gain a seat on the corporate board. >> there's one thing i want to put in place is that stockholders own companies and management is employees. >> phillips agreed to buy back its stock from t. boone pickens. to stop his takeover bid. the profit to pickens and partners, $89 million. >> there's no secret you have made about $500 million through losing on your attempted takeovers. do you go into

this street food is thai culture. it would be a shame to get rid of street food.t of the city, you lose a big part of the culture, where everybody ate the street food. it was like a common ground for everybody and that will be gone. i love thai food. you are making the envious, jonathan! china has begun an experiment to see how people can survive in space for long periods of time. four volunteers will live inside a sealed capsule for 105 days. the researchers will grow their own plants and food and water will be recycled. the capsule, known as the lunar palace, has a living area about the size of a small apartment. it creates an earth—like environment that china hopes could be replicated on the moon or on long—distance missions to mars. you have been watching newsday. before we go, remember this? one of the world's largest ever diamonds, discovered in west africa? well, it went up for auction on thursday. the highest bid was $7.8 million, us. but the sierra leone government believe it's worth a lot more and have decided to wait for a better offer. just make sure i

tomorrow ninth street italian festival kicks off.e detours and closures through the weekend both saturday and sunday. the radnor hunt race is 20,000 folks expected to show up tomorrow, first race is kicking off at 1:30 off providence road and 252 in malvern and we're rowing on the river again this weekend, the stotesbury regatta has taken over kelly drive. kelly drive closed to vehicle traffic, this morning, all the way through to tomorrow night. so those extra folks will be put on the martin luther king drive, weekend will be tough because all that traffic will use the schuylkill expressway a lieutenant of outdoor events what is forecast like? sueby has tonight 15. >>> award winning television that is what we get here. don't make the mistake of heading down the shore today. it has been so hot i will get for friday getaway and only packing shorts and flip-flops because saturday and sunday will be very, very cool. make sure you pack the sweat shirts and the socks and shoes because 63 our high on saturday, 63 sunday. still a beautiful

david: so you were very low-key by wall street standards.tory recently where you came back the other day and went out to pick up some pizza. now enou are the ceo of morgan stanley, can't you get somebody to deliver the pizza to you, or how come you have to go pick it up yourself? james: you know, i don't regard the ceo thing as defining you as a person. i think it's -- everybody is different, but you have to be able to once you are not ceo, for that not to materially affect how you are as a person. a lot of people it does, i have seen it over many years, not everybody. our life is very simple. we keep a very balanced, sort of down-home kind of life. obviously, we live well, but you can't define -- the job should not deneou. your job is you are ceo for a point in time and you are helping to drive the vessel and you will get off it and hopefully does better after you are gone. david: looking at the world today, if you're starting your career all over again, would you go into finance knowing what you now know? james: yep. when i was in law scho

this street food is thai culture. it would be a shame to get rid of street food.from most of the city, you lose a big part of the culture, where everybody ate the street food. it was like a common ground for everybody and that will be gone. you probably remember the ‘lovelocks' of paris. the thousands of metal padlocks attached to a bridge near the louvre. eventually — the authorities decided they were an eyesore and had them removed. now some of them are going up for sale with all proceeds going to charity. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. they call paris the city of love, a place of romance and desire. and one way you could express your passion was by fixing a padlock to this bridge, throwing the key into the river seine, a public display of love. but the powers that be had little love in their souls and removed them. now they will be auctioned as souvenirs and art. translation: it is both playful and intimate because there are stories behind these locks. personalised messages, names, marriage proposals. it remains personal and beautiful. it is basically street ar

>> larry and alma, this is the market street railway mural on ongdi church and 15th owned streets just off market completed in 2003. it is a 180 degree birds eye view of market street. each vertical section showcases a different moment in history dating back to the 1920s. now, one slice shows a 1980s pride parade with sisters of perpetual indulgence and harvey milk signs. another slide shows an imagined future with a swapping center instead of a shopping center. and futuristic vehicles. the mural is the work of san francisco artist mona asking for help to repair the damage time has inflicted. >> so that we can refresh, not just the physical wall, but the memory of all these histories and all the people and things that have been going on in the city. >> our partners at hood line are first to report there are cracks caused by building settlement and water and paint has flaked off from the surface. the nonprofit shaping san francisco launched a fund-raiser this week to raise $12,000 that would enable her to work with professional conservsorat do te preserve the mural. and right now you ca

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don't send me across the street. if they send me across the street then i'll have an adult felony.hen my life is going to be basically ruined if i get adult felony. >> over there they don't give a crap about rehabilitation. they're not going to want you to go to placement or get counseling. they're not going to ask you what has happened in your life. they don't care. so at what point are you going to, like, let it soak through, maybe do something different? >> here in the juvenile court system there are more options available to kids than there are in the adult system. >> the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god. >> the juvenile court was created to provide services to kids and families to make them better adults. >> for 26 years lake county juvenile judge mary beth bonaventura has been making tough decisions that aim to get kids like aaron back on track. >> they're coming back to our community. so i want to do everything i can do first before i send them to the d.o.c., department of corrections. >> because of aaron's age, his long history with the juvenile system

vine street, looking good based on east and westbound all great.ut we do have, some speed restrictions, in play because of visibility issues. new jersey turnpike between delaware and nyc, speed reduced to 45. betsy ross bridge as well we will also have a speed reductions there because of the fog this will affect us this morning. more coming up in the next 10 minutes, come over to you. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news" more on the icelandair flight diverted to boston with philadelphia mayor jim kenney on board, find out what caused concern on board the plane. >>> then a shocking image man riding the motorcycle with the toddler on board we will see how they were able to locate him so easily. >>> update of the marry kayla turn owe a teacher with a relationship with the student and married him we are back at the introducing fios gigabit connection. superfast internet at an incredible price. with speeds up to 940 megs. that's 20x faster than most people have. and, it's just $79.99 a month online for 1 year. and only $5 more per month for the secon

alum rock avenue and santa clara street will be closed from king road to autumn street. bus service will be re-routed on alum rock avenue and santa clara street to mckee road and east julian street, between king road and autumn street. 15 lines will be affected, those are on your screen. highway 17 and monterey- salinas transit 86 will be affected too. ( terisa ) there are several other may day events in the bay area planned today. in san francisco, people will protest outside of the - ice office on sansome street at 8am. a rally is planned at 11 a-m in justin herman plaza, followed by a march to civic center and in oakland, a rally will start at 3 p-m at fruitvale plaza. with a march at 4 p-m heading to san antonio park. a few high schools have noted students will be walking out of class today and marching down international boulevard. for a full list of events, go on kron four dot com. ( terisa ) in the east bay... a toddler has died after he was run over by a car in the parking lot of a shopping center. this happened saturday afternoon at the shopping center off decot

a naked man in the middle of 14th street near u street. is video from the scene as officers evaluted the situation. witnessess say he walked into the middle of the street and pulled down his pants. its unclear if the man was drunk or on drugs. this is at least the second incident like this... last month another man on pcp stopped stopped traffic on 14th that was caputured on video as well... a terrifying couple minutes in the streets of dc. and this morning, a mother -- risking her life to save children. life to save children. monday evening -- shots rang out at 13th and "g" streets southeast. that's right by potomac garden apartment on capitol hill. police say three men got out of their car, and opened fire -- about 30 shots in all. that's when the mother shielded her children with her body, and hoped for the best. the men were said to have weapons. police are still looking for them this morning. happening now.. a search for multiple suspects who yanked a couple off their motorcycle at gun-piont and drove away! it happened early sunday mo

and we are fighting for democracy in venezuela and that is the reason people are on the streets.e making huge demonstrations, not only in caracas, but all over venezuela. unfortunately, the answer from the government has been repression. yesterday, two people were killed, very young, 16 years and 33 years. every day we have the same routine of repression and violence and it is very important for you to know that we are fighting in the streets, just for democracy, just for trying to get a democratic pass in order to get free elections in venezuela. free elections that are not planned in our constitutions, but maduro denies the right to the people to vote in elections, so we have only the streets as a space to fight for our rights and democratic rights in venezuela. as a responsible political leader and you are the president of the national assembly, you're one of the leaders of the justice first party, do you not have a responsibility at some point, when you look at the bloodshed and you point out, many of the people who have lost their lives are students, they are young people. d

tunnel that's as you make your way towards the 11th street bridge back up across the 14th street bridgeund side. 295 in both directions completely parked and if you're skipping the roads taking the rails signal problem outside fort totten red lines in both directions in addition to safetrack which is impacting the orange leap. don't forget about that work. that is causing some big disruptions with five stations closed through mid june. we'll keep updated on all of that and on your roads. 270 southbound jammed 66 eastbound through manassas basically a parking lot with congestion. that's your look at traffic. back to you guys. >> coming up on fox5 news morning interview with super model giselle bun chen leads to an nfl investigation. fox5 is back in two minutes with what she said and what it could mean for the league and new england patriots. >> take another peek across the it's going to be hot. it's 71 degrees already and it's not even 8:00 o'clock. ♪ ♪♪ whoa. are you actually about to scratch it rich at mgm national harbor? of course you are. because everyone who plays is an instant win

then they go through the gates of downing street. the prime minister is back at downing street.rmal election campaign. eleanor gagne, our political editor, i assume this element of the formalities is over, so we will hear something perhaps rather more political from the prime minister theresa may, directly to the podium. i have just been to back the palace —— buckingham palace for an audience with her majesty the queen to mark the dissolution of this parliament. the 2015 parliament is now at an end, and in 36 days, the country will elect a new government and choose the next prime minister. the choice you now face is all about the future. whoever wins on the 8th of june will face one overriding task, to get the best possible deal for this united kingdom from brexit. and in the last few days, we have seen just how tough these talks are likely to be. britain's negotiating position in europe has been misrepresented in the continental press. the european commission's negotiating stance has hardened. threats against britain have been issued by european politicians and officials. all o

spice is no longer on sale in high street shops.till finding it, still learning that a new kind of high comes with a new kind of low. jeremy cooke, bbc news, manchester. a former youth team coach at newcastle united has been charged with 29 sexual offences. george ormond, who's 61, will appear in court next month following an investigation by northumbria police into historical child sexual abuse. danny savage is outside st james' park for us. when this investigation began at them end of last comment newcastle united football club said they would cooperate fully with it. since then, the allegations have been investigated by northumbria police. today came the first charges against george ormond, he is 61 years old, he used to be a youth coach here some years ago at newcastle united. he also worked at other clubs in the area as well. he has been charged with 29 historical child sexual offences, dating back between 1973 for the earliest, and 1998 for the most for the earliest, and 1998 for the m ost rece nt for the earliest, and 1998 fo

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it's across the street from the county jail. parents tell kpix5's christin ayers that's not the only problem. >> reporter: right now it's a nondescript office complex off gleason drive in dub lynn, but in a few years it -- dublin, but in a few years it could be the district's next high school and that has some parents furious. one problem is the site's location, right across the street from the santa rita jail. >> while students are coming to the site to be dropped off for high school, while here here at high school and for after school activities and when they're picked up, there could be individuals from the jail walking right by them. >> reporter: the district said the location shouldn't be a problem. this elementary school has been a few blocks from the jail for 15 years and nothing has happened. >> the jail does not pose an inordinate safety risk in that area of the community. >> reporter: the location is not the only issue parents have. they say the school would be too small to accommodate thousands of students in this gro

officials had asked people near castro and market streets,18th and castro streets and diamond street to shelter in place or avoid the area altogether. police cleared the scene just after 11. further details about the incident were not immediately available. ( james ) happening tonight... the golden state warriors will take on the utah jazz for game two of their best of 7 series. the dubs were at practice after going up 1-0 in their series against the jazz. and missing from practice was star guard steph curry. he did not participate at all. staying on the sideline for the entire practice. curry tweaked his left ankle making a lay up late in game one. he came out of the game and received treatment on the bench. he sat out the 4th quarter as a precautuion. at one point he went to the scorer's table to check in. but was called back. however, active head coach mike brown says curry is fine and will be ready to go in tonights night's game 2.<> "naw, no concern. he just, he's a guy that constantly gets maintenance, which he should. not only him, most of our guys do a good job wi