the left is the south playground and the one on the right is the north playground. here is an overview of the concepts of north playground and the shapes we have been discussing. in each of the playgrounds we are continuing to have swings. we have two sets of swings in this north playground. one of the main play elements here is called sky punch which is an elevated platform through a series of necessitates -- nets with the slide at the top. we have a pond which has crawl tubes. we also have a feature called rainbow curtain with the tic-tac-toe elements and a narrative graphic piece for the younger kids. this is an overview of the south playgrounds. we are looking from the corner by the library. we have two sets of swings in this playground. the large play feature we are calling a cloud with a spiral net system that comes back to the ground. the 2-4-year-old area is called cumulus city and allows kids to crawl through them. there is another piece with fog valley that adds climbing and monkey bars. a piece called stratus area, a performance area. this is a view from l

the left is the south playground and the one on the right is the north playground. here is an overview of the concepts of north playground and the shapes we have been discussing. in each of the playgrounds we are continuing to have swings. we have two sets of swings in this north playground. one of the main play elements here is called sky punch which is an elevated platform through a series of necessitates -- nets with the slide at the top. we have a pond which has crawl tubes. we also have a feature called rainbow curtain with the tic-tac-toe elements and a narrative graphic piece for the younger kids. this is an overview of the south playgrounds. we are looking from the corner by the library. we have two sets of swings in this playground. the large play feature we are calling a cloud with a spiral net system that comes back to the ground. the 2-4-year-old area is called cumulus city and allows kids to crawl through them. there is another piece with fog valley that adds climbing and monkey bars. a piece called stratus area, a performance area. this is a view from l

the company teaches "politics of the playground." encouraging more structure and positive behavior including more students in activities. >> we asked, is there a need to regulate recess, pay the $30,000 to hire these guys. >> reporter: let our kids be kids? >> eileen tweets, they should be allowed to be kids. no interference during their only break in a long day. >>> will on facebook says i believe kids should be kids but regulation is needed to a point. >> susan writes, waste of money. kids fighting on the playground is -- >> and whatever happened to teachers taking their time on the playground. >>> thank you so much for watching. we'll see you tomorrow at 5:00 a.m. >> "fox and friends" starts right now. >>> good morning to you. it's wednesday, october 7th, 2015. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. one day after a pilot died a the controls of a passenger plane, now a co-pilot passes out mid-flight. what in the world is happening in our skies? >> better be ready to fly the plane. >>> ben carson hammered by mainstream media over comments he made

police say that wayne first approached the children on the street and then at the playground at the elementary school telling them he was going to a cabin in the woods. there will be a news conference on the case and david henry will have more as soon as it is available. >>> we have another big story, hillary clinton is in the hot seat on capitol hill. being questioned about the attacks that killed four americans in benghazi in 2012. >> reporter: hillary clinton under oath and once again being grilled by both party. >> there are people on both sides that say this is about you and let me assure you it is not. >> they are looking to uncover the 2012 september 11th attack. under the former secretary of state's watch four mens were killed including ambassador, chris stevens. >> despite all the previous investgations, and despite the party agendas i'm here to honor those that lives that were lost. >> republicans are squanderring millions of taxpayer dollars on this effort to derail secretary clinton's presidential campaign. >> in this poll 53% of americans believe that they are using this to derail

students either coming across the parking lot or coming out on the playground for recess. reporter: a mother who didn't want to be interviewed on camera called it very scary, the first reaction from many others, shock. >> it's horrifying and terrible, and who ever is doing it we need to find out. >> we're still only 5,000 people and maybe 400 students, and it's amazing to think that that kind of thing can be happening here. reporter: first responders here have seen a spike in overdoses, especially last month. those on the front line including school leaders acknowledge the heroin problem is hitting very close to home. >> unfortunately we have students that are experiencing parents that are users, and that ultimately turns into potential negative impact on their education. pro-active. the upcoming forum involving stake holders, parents and the community to work together. come and hear about what's been happening and to make people more aware of that it account happen in wakefield. report there's lots of interest building in the forum, people have been calling to see how they

in berlin and 65 in sea isle city and even numbers in the region and if you plan on heading to the playground, it's a nice one for that, 63 and down to 62 in the afternoon hours, a light breeze and jacket required. >> i could go for the playground this afternoon, it's not happening but -- >> thanks sara. >>> a look at stories coming up on "action news" at 4:00, including a story involving a love trial, with a mere cat expert and a monkey keeper and llama. >>> the driver in california is okay but it could have been much worse wharks he was trying to do when he flipped off the road landing in a car dealership. >> don't forget to join us for "action news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. >> for david murphy, rick williams and the entire "action news" team, i'm sara bloomquist have a great afternoon. >> go visit a playground. >> good idea. vince mazzeo- fighting to save atlantic county. chris brown's attacks? the press calls them "embarrassing" political "posturing." the truth? chris brown and will pauls opposed the atlantic city rescue plan, even though it would save thousands of our jobs. we already kno

school - just east of downtown iowa city - basks in the autumn glow with kids burning energy on the playground... and some longfellow parents combing through recent alerts about incidents. " 48:51 i think the messages are pretty vague and understandably so." jen tittle took a minute to share her concerns, as the school district said nearly all of the communications from the school to families has come from elementary schools. longfellow has received three alerts since last wednesday, the most at one location from data provided to tv-9 from the district on wednesday. " 49:00 we're not sure if it's just a third grader threatening another third-grader on the playground and obviously we live in an environment where there is gun violence and it's very difficult to get those things out of your mind." chris will build a graphic here the school board's tuesday night work session led to an e-mail on wednesday from iowa city community school superintendent stephen murley. threat must also be evaluated to address the potential for imminent danger and to determine the appropriate course of action." the di

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the crime. >>> hypodermic needles found in a playground in hanover. we first brought you the story on fox 25 and since then concerned parents are speaking out to fox 25's erica richie. >> they're the things you expect to find at a playground in hanover today , we found a pacifier on the ground, right next it to there was a fruit snack wrapper those are the things that you would expect to find. earlier this week though at this very same playground the unexpected, hypodermic needles and today that news is not sitting well with many parents. >> it's actually really disturbing it. >> was really alarming now think we're ready to go home. so alarming to that point that you want to take your kids and leave right now? >> yeah, i obviously don't want them exposed to anything like that. like you were saying earlier with all the scpleafs stuff really anything can be anywhere. >> reporter: on tuesday it was syringes. hanover police say they were tossed at the playground at sylvester field. the fire department was called in to properly dispose of them and an e-mail

when she brings out the wheelchair and the student onto the playground, kids are like, cool, what's that target? >> everyone wants to play. >> everyone wants to play, which is a change from the way things normally are. she has two devices there, i think you saw one with the handle and one with the button. the one with the button, she got help from engineers at google. this is a woman who know said how to get things down. >> i bet the kids enjoy being part of the process of helping the kids in the wheelchair with the games. >> still ahead, preparing for the next emergency. the precautions being taken to keep pipelines flowing on the peninsula. when a natural disaster hits. >>> also, an imac makeover. the improvement apple made to its best-selling desktop computer. >> the story behind photos of president obama being a wedding crasher. ♪ great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going wi

on tuesday, it was syringes, hanover police say they were tossed at the playground at sylvester field. the fire department was called into properly dispose of them and an email went out, townwide, informing parents of the find. that not only put them on high alert when at the playground. >> we're always looking for the broken glass and stuff and i never thought to look for something like that. >> but also forced some into conversations with their kids, they were hoping to have on their own terms, not because the situation dictated it. >> they kept going on and on, they wanted to know what the needles were for and not something i wanted to discuss at the playground, but we talked about it later and it was ok, but definitely not something they should have to go through. >> the reporter: all right. still though, hanover police are encouraging parents to use this as an opportunity to talk to their kids about the dangers of hypodermic needles and there are more police patrols in the neighborhood to make sure this is an isolated incident. >> mark: health officials in new hampshire need help

the playground instantly came to life. braden was in heaven. >> there are so many different things at this playground, i can't pick just one. >> he sped down the ramps with his best friend and crossed the rope bridge with hunter. >> i have some highlights of my life and this is one of them. >> reporter: showing people what he's been saying all along. he can do anything. kate snow, nbc news, new york. >>> so glad we could catch up with those two. that will do it for us on this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. a warning for people in a quiet east bay neighborhood - armed suspects are targeting >>> right now at 6:00, a warning for people in an east bay suspect. armed suspects targeting parents after they drop their kids off at school. i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. police are trying to determine if the robberies are linked. the latest happened in san leandro, almost three weeks after an identical robbery happened near hebron court. we are joined f

the playground instantly came to life. braden was in heaven. >> there are so many different things at this playground, i can't pick just one. >> he sped down the ramps with his best friend and crossed the rope bridge with hunter. >> i have a high light in my life. and this is one of them. >> reporter: showing people what he's been saying all along. he can do anything. kate snow, nbc news, new york. >>> so glad we could catch up with those two. that will do it for us on this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc

the playground instantly came to life. braden was in heaven. >> there are so many different things at this playground, i can't pick just one. >> he sped down the ramps with his best friend and crossed the rope bridge with hunter. >> i have a high light in my life. and this is one of them. >> reporter: showing people what he's been saying all along. he can do anything. kate snow, nbc news, new york. >>> so glad we could catch up with those two. that will do it for us on this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night.a local organization is boycotting a des moines business because ofits stance on guns. the rule that is now being enforced...and why it has gun owners upset. the price of water could be going up here in central iowa. how much your bill might increase and why it is raising the first place. high school football on wednesday means one thing...the playoffs have begun. a look at the first round match ups and a preview of this week's big

the playground inantly came to life. braden was in heaven. >> there are so many different things at this playground, i can't pick just one. >> he sped down the ramps with his best friend and crossed the rope bridge with hunter. >> i have a high light in my life. and this is one of them. >> reporter: showing people what he's been saying all along. he can do anything.. kate snow, nbc news, new york. >>> so glad we could catch up with those two. that will do it for us on this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night.and i'm sheila brummer. (matt) and, i'm matt breen. big economic news out t norfolk, nebebska, as a texas company plans to expand into the community. (sheila) ktiv's us 92's chris whitney reports on the new jobs coming to the community. << a steel pipe manufturer is coming to norfolk, and bringing 180 jo with them. pipe manufacturer o pipe announced in norfolk on wednesday that they will be building a one-million square foot manufacturing facility to make

the playground instantly came to life. in heaven. >> there are so many different things at this playground, i can't pick just one. >> he sped down the ramps with his best friend and crossed the rope bridge with hunter. >> i have a high light in my life. and this is one of them. >> reporter: showing people what he's been saying alllong. he can do anything. new york. >>> so glad we could catch up with those two. that will do it for us on this wednesday úbvg+ night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good nigh >>> lights, camera, ss. >> i much truth to god doesn't give you what you can't handle. >> those words spoken just hours before khloe learned of her estranged husband's

the playground instantly came to life. braden was in heaven. >> there are so many different things at this playground, i can't pick just one. >> he sped down the ramps with his best friend and crossed the rope bridge with hunter. >> i have a high light in my life. and this is one of them. >> reporter: showing people what he's been saying all along. he can do anything. kate snow, nbc news, new york. >>> so glad we could catch up with those two. that will do it for us on this wednesday for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night.homicide investigation - a medical examiner has determined the cause of death of a 25-year-old girl. plus - with the first ordinance of one county's minimum wage increase to kick in this weekend, what are businesses doing to prepare themselves for higher wages. and - we are about an hour away from the third republican debate, here's a live look at the undercard debate. the main debate will feature ben carson - not donald trump - at the "you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered

organization here in philadelphia partnered with school on this project volunteers also surprised up the playground. principal says the goal is make students feel this is their house the home away from home. >>> residence and communities march today call for end to gun violence. hands across philadelphia event was held in west philly. dozens marched 3 miles along 50 second street from wood land to parkside avenue organizers say it ses important to teach young people to stop the violence before it stars. >>> philadelphia association of black journalists celebration some of the best in our industry. held award ceremony on independence mall i was there with several members of the cbs family honor journalists and community leader for out standing contributions to the region. most of the proceeds from the event fund college scholarships. stay with us still ahead crew sirs trying to dig out so dense and dozens of vehicle in calf that had confidential caught in devastating mud slides. we are going to show you video from inside a car as it was being swept ahead. >>> joe biden running out of time to join th

a boy finds a teddy bear on the playground -- and it's stuffed with needles which test positive for meth. it happened in nevada. the seven-year- old was pricked by one of the needles after pulling the bear out of a trash can in the playground area... he was taken to the emergency room as a precaution... alcohol containers were also found at the scene... changing gears a bit... kansas city continues to be a royal pain for the mets in the world series... last night -- game two of the world series. johnny cueto fired a two- hitter as the royals routed new york seven to one. it's the first world series complete game from an american league pitcher since minnesota's jack morris in 1991. the royals now lead the world series two games to none as the series shifts to new york city.... game three will be played tomorrow night. meanwhile... one royals fan is taking world series fever to a new level. this man got a tattoo of pitcher johnny cueto on sunday... two days after the royals advanced to the world series. he says he was a cueto fan long before he joined the royals. his timing is certainly g

>>> right now at 11, killed near the playground. police react to a man killed bee the montgomery park. >>> and a settlement just announced with the victim's fam sflichlts. >>> a self-proclaimed psychic accused of bilking thousands of dollars from visitors and her maryland home. >>> it happened just steps from where families take their kids to play after school. police tell us several shots rang out at edgewood neighborhood park around 4:45 this afternoon. shomari stone with new reactions from neighbors tonight. shomari. >> reporter: good evening. police are searching for the shooter. i talked to lot of people in this community of silver spring. they are concerned because after school they walk their kids down the sidewalk and walk the street for their kids to get on the slide and play at that playground. they're upset it happened. >> it makes me feel unsafe. >> reporter: she won't allow her daughter to play at the park. >> if we would have came we could have ended up getting shot ourselves. >> reporter: someone shot a 22-year-old man

the city of the playground now. emily: what is the craziest text relating buying story you have?ey are the most fun clients. emily: how long will the good times last? >> a couple more years to go. emily: i will hold you to that. thank you for joining us. tune into the show on bravo. that does it for this edition of bloomberg west. have a wonderful friday. we will see you on monday. ♪ john: with all due respect to the chicago cubs, welcome to new york. just make sure you leave your filthy stinking deep dish pizza back in chi-town. ♪ john: it is not really pizza, it's like a cheese high. spending power and debbie downer. the talk of the town are, hillary clinton is having the best campaign performance and today she is dominating the news. today she was asked to weigh in on president obama's decision to

city of the playground now. emily: what is the craziest text relating buying story you have?are the most fun clients . emily: how long will the good times last? >> a couple more years to go. by now. -- i: agriculture to the will hold you to that. thank you for joining us. tune into the show on bravo. that doesn't for this edition of bloomberg west. have a wonderful friday. we will see you on monday. wave of a recent violence as raise tensions in jerusalem. eight israelis were killed in stabbings over the past month. responded.ces thewhite house announced secretary of state john kerry will be traveling to the region soon. joining us now from washington as a fellow at the brookings institute and a former advisor to the palestinian leadership. here in new york, the u.s. editor ofhe

grabs onto the window and leans all the way over as if it were just a day on the playground. >> why are you recording and not getting the kid back inside? >> a neighbor did call the police, and fortunately this situation was put under control in no time. and the boy, needless to say, was not injured. >> where are the parents? >> if you think that was chilling, wait 'til you see this next video, this one from the uk. security footage from a train station. the train is on its way, hasn't quite arrived to the station. so it seems like a fantastic idea to just jump down onto the tracks like this young teenager and wait for the train to come, and then try to getting out of the way. and he does. watch, jumps right back onto the platform as the train comes into the station. here's the thing, that train wasn't supposed to stop at the station. the conductor spotted that youngster and end up having to slam on the brakes to stop the train. >> and it's a good thing. they say by the time you can actually here and see the train, it's too late. >> he was just doing that to show off. now you've delayed

. >>> ahead on the fief, the pc police heading for the playground now. two schools in minnesota spending money to try to end bullying during recess. they might have gone a little too far, huh? details, next. ♪ ♪ it's the final countdown! ♪ ♪ the final countdown! if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. >>> a minnesota school is spending $30,000 on recess consultants to improve the politic of the playground. making the break more inclusive, by replacing terms like "you're out" with "good job." recess is indeed a war zone. cloaked in cruelty. we know tag is wrong. calling a child "it" can only lead to future mental trauma and freeze tag, mocks paralysis. tetherball a brutal sport where one beats a shackled ball implies you can pummel the defenseless, the trapped ball the symbol of every american oppression. dodge ball is training for life as a callous sniper and hide and seek teaches kids the thrill of life on the lam, perhaps

the rich and the poor and vowed lafayette playground, the changes coming. >> this playground is small. only about 1 acre in size. and all concrete. the mayor says there are way too many parks like this all over the city. especially in low income neighborhoods. >> the equity will reach southwest brooklyn. equity will reach the outer this is only the beginning. >> today, city officials announced an extra $135 million added and -- and 12 more parks. lafayette is earmarked to get $5 million now. in three years, it should look more different. >> more green. more active. multigenerational. a place for families. there will be grass here. >> a lot of grass, yes. >> the parks commissioner is following the mayor's mandate. to concentrate not only on glitzy central parks with smaller parks that need help. neighbors say it is about time. >> the city of new york if everything it needs. -- the city of new york will get everything it needs. and we get neglected. >> in all, 67 small parks will eventually get a facelift. and far from the concrete playgrounds of yesterday. >> these were low maintenance

here in this city the playground for the rich and famous, democratic hopefuls pledged they'd tax the people that partied here in order to help those that worked here. >> front runner clinton put a scandal behind her. she reenforced the idea that she is un-truss worthy. thee called the situation political and got support. >> the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn emails. >> thank you. >> the disagreements between the three candidates likely to stay in the race came under the issue of a nofully zone, of course it would be in a coalition. be put on the table. i'm trying to figure out what we can do to get lusha to the table. >> it's a dangerous situation. it could lead to real problems. and you have to enforce no fly zones, and with the russian air force in the air, it could lead to an investigation because of an accident that we deeply regret. few details emerge in the demate. most were tucking about how they were difficult to republicans. it will be a lesson between the going divide. it personifies that very thing >>> now, the book of prize for fiction is ru

. >> you're going to have to change your people, your places, the playground and do the right thing. jennifer: news 9 will take an indepth look at the heroin epidemic in new hampshire with a special town hall. a state of addiction, the war on heroin, airs tomorrow night at tom: so many people need help and we'll try to fill you in on what's available out there tomorrow night. still to come tonight, thousands of dollars in high end equipment. police hope this surveillance will lead them to a suspect. jennifer: plus bloodstained flags in the state house are monk the items making the short list for urgent preservation. mike: next system brings under clouds with milder air, but do we see any showers? the forecast coming up. >> carlton fisk's famous home tom: merrimack police are hoping someone will recognize a truck captured on surveillance video and lead them to the person responsible for a commercial burglary. jennifer: this is the truck heading toward kig ground maintenance off the dw highway. a camera on a local business caught the truck heading in shortly after 6:00 p.m. on october

past 4:00 to 5:00, we'll be down to 62 degrees, a light breeze and no rain and not a bad day at the playground, you'll want a jacket on the kids, and we'll take a closer look at the accuweather forecast. with temperatures plunging for the weekend. related to the cold air and we'll go over that coming up. >> okay dear, i mean david. septa is gearing up for the seventh annual stop hunger food drive, they had a pep rally this morning, the mission is to stock the shelves for philabundance, and people can donate items starting on monday and the food drive runs through object 30th and septa employees donated almost 18 tons of food. >>> coming up more than 100 guns are off the streets following an undercover investigation spanning three states. >>> and protesters take over baltimore city hall their message to the preponderance when "action news" continues. the health care law gives us powerful tools to fight it. on medicare fraud. to investigate it. prosecute it. and stop criminals. our senior medicare patrol volunteers are teaching seniors across the country to stop, spot and report fraud. you can h

they plopped them down on the former site of an old run-down motel and put a giant treehouse playgroundt front, a giant, fire-breathing praying mantis that tony hsieh got at burning man. mark rowland runs dtp ventures, which supports the businesses created by the downtown project. >> there are lots of small businesses working out of these little containers, and it's shops only, so it's a little bit of a business incubator. >> so, let's talk about these containers. like, for example, i'm looking at this barbecue. >> yep, big ern's bbq. >> so, this is a container? >> that's an old shipping container repurposed. >> they came from a shipping yard in southern california, and we repurposed them, you know, redecorated them, insulated them, and did whatever we had to do to get them to be habitable structures. we've got six food-and-beverage outlets, which range from barbecue to tacos to gourmet hot dogs and a vegan restaurant. the largest container in there is about 1,200 square feet, and that's a toy store. they have all the coolest toys in the world, according to them. there's a lot of sort o

year-old girl and kidnapped her from school and sexually touched her before she dumped her into the playground. and the woman spoke telling the judge that regusters shouldn't do it to anybody else. >>> and legal troubles for the attorney general. a former chief deputy fired her was in court and after providing testimony to rank perjury charges against her. and kane says she will rig -- vigorously defend herself. and battling wind and waves, some like here in ocean city. and going to work in holgate,some dunes eaten away with coastal flooding. and some areas had clips, and others say the damage could be worse and no homes or personal property lost to the storm. >>> much of the rain stopped falling in the carolinas, but high matters still a serious threat. north and south character suffering from historic flooding with at least 13 legislates paid of record rainfall. the high water breached several dams, forced 500 roads and bridges to close. the had the kind a dass letter declaration making it easier for those in so you can to get for money. >> and the cope has discussions on marriage, family an

they played with students on the playground and then enjoyed a treat in the lunchchoom. red ribbon week is an alcohol, drug and tobacco prevention and awareness campaign. brad's h he -- with another night of nebraska fofoball playoffs. norfolk, norfolk catholic and battle creek all had home games. we'll see who advances into round two. and, the musketeers try to plus regional volleyball action. sports fource is next. many fitness trackers can monitor your sleep... if you can remember to wear it to bed. we'll show you some new ways that you can track your sleep. and if you're looking for a new kind of workout... paddleboarding might be the and 2, but were not in the top ten. still, the panthers got a home game to open the class a playoyos -- against ninth-ranked millard south, who went 5-4 with a tough scdule. norfolk's last playoff win was in 2-thousand-9. a rainy evening in norfolk - panthers up 3-0 in the second. 4 minutes until halftime - gunner fuelberth under pressure - but he finds a lane - does a good job avoiding contact - and scampers ahead for a 14 yard gain. t

a lot of puddles out there on the playground. we're talking about the weekend forecast. for now, traffic at the top of the hour. >> you can see we still have lots of green on the maps that does not seem to be slowing things right now. we do have a crew today to show you what's happening. outer loop, we had a report of a crash. not seeing anything there. i just wanted to warn you in case you're headed out there sometime soon. near g.w. parkway, we have standing water. because of all that rain, 66 inbound no problems. going to take you ate minutes. i'll see you in 10. >> the third presidential gop debate in the books. who won? the numbers coming in this morning showing you what you think. >> get ready. we just received a new update on bei bei. the new milestone the ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> a quick update now from the live desk and that was a bomb threat. megan mcgrath did check out the scene a few minutes aelg and found out it is, in fact, clear after someone phoned in a bomb threat to police this morning. so that's the latest. back to you guys in the studio. >> marco, when you signed up

if you have plans to head out today to the playground, we'll stay in the 60s and a bit breezy with breezes running 10 to 20 miles per hour. but 67 by 2:00 and 4:00 a breezy 69 and some spots may hit 70 for at least a little bit this afternoon, sara when i step inside, temperatures go even higher the next couple of days, i'll have details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. nice out here for now though. >> thank you david, talking politics now the deadline is drawing closer tore vice president joe biden to decide if he is jumping into the white house race and the new polls show a big gain for hillary clinton. kenneth moton is covering the latest for us. >> reporter: washington is buzzing about the speculation of joe biden running for president but at this point there is only one man that knows if or when that will happen. >> hillary clinton is off the trail but her surge in the polls is being seen across the country, the new abc "washington post" poll has clinton rebounding for the nomination with 54%, that is 12 points higher than a month ago. >> i spend 4 to 7 hours a day eve

concerned parents called police after they say lee scared their children in the playground. he talked to them about finding an abandoned cabin in the woods. police arrested him. lee is being held on $100,000 bail while he awaits an evaluation. >>> philadelphia neighborhood will soon be without a supermarket near. the path mart will close for good on november 20th. it declared bankruptcy in july. the store couldn't find a buyer and will close its doors. i closed early to slash prices in order to clear out stock. >> i was real sad. i love pathmark. it's a good market. it's kind of like there's no place for this area is limited with supermarkets. it's nothing around here. once they shut this down, we're really messed up. >> some of the employees at store have been there since the '70s. >>> a specialty drug company with plant in delaware county is offering a cheap alternative for a medicine whose recent spike in price sparked outraged. another company raised the price to $750 a pill recently. >>> the unseasonable warm air that we experienced today and yesterday that was around bu

get to play every day however playtime is filled with conflict we want everyone to find joy on the playground. how do they make that happen? be given different jobs like cheerleader for me than a playground or something that is so low. is it working? it seems to be. the school behind me which is one of the five in the boroughs participate in the program it has a high rating. they also have not just recessed. they have conflict resolution. >> what are the teachers doing? they are getting paid a full-time salary. >> the assistant principal came out and talked to me about the program and how much they love having it in their schools. >> this program is provided us with a full-time staff member who doesn't work her free recess period. working with classes teaching our students conflict resolution skills which is something that all schools to whether they are doing it to play works or different programs. they are paying for it in other ways. >> it's a horrible idea. world themselves. not because it forces you to be included but because you pick out a way to get involved in the group. called human

here in this city, the playground for the rich and famous, the democratic hopefuls for president pledgeuld tax the people who party here in order to help those who work here. front runner hillary clinton is trying to put a growing scandal behind her. she used a private email server during her time as secretary of state. she called the entire investigation political, and got some unlikely support. >> the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn emails. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: the sharpist disagreement came on the issue of a no-fly zone in syria. >> what i believe and why i have advocated the no-fly zone be put on the table, is because i'm trying to figure out what leverage we have to get russia to the table. diplomacy is not about getting to the perfect solution. it's about how you balance the risks. >> a no-fly zone in syria, i think is a very dangerous situation, could lead to real problems. >> you have to enforce no-fly zones, and i believest officially with the russian air force, it could lead to an escalation because of an accident that w

organize to make budgetary changes to prove the quality of life i've gone to many families with the mission playground physical and spiral health of san francisco depends on those who work here we should be able to live here but month workers nurses and approvals and laborers can't afford to live here our school district rents up to 27 children that highwayless people with jobs in the sunset are live in their cars russian and chinese elderly live in fear of evictions from roshgd to other places radio in constant fear of the ellis act seized by panic will i think the next person sorry to inform you, your live way sold he building that commerce can come together to make sure that to continues to be the world-class community of community that is it has always been our goal to bring san francisco back to health and start by eliminating the anxiety we've been experience as we see neighbors and friends and coworkers and city leaders forced out or priced out of city when we betsy carmichael by a housing unit that this is what with makes us to be if it hurts we'll bring it in it is not a god and this is not n

have been scary. >> reporter: especially scary because the man was found shot just 25 yards from the playgrounds usually filled with kids in the afternoons. >> we sit here, eat seafood, chill here with the kids. we swing on the swings. this is so unbelievable of. >> reporter: as neighbors look on waiting for answers, many tell us this is something happening far too often here. >> it was another homicide here. i don't know what's going on in this area. >> reporter: obviously a lot of people upset and tonight police are asking for your help. they are offering a $10,000 reward to anyone that can give any kind of tip that will then lead to an arrest. they're asking you to call crime stoppers. that number is 1-866-411-tips. that's the very latest here. i'm live in montgomery county, ileana diaz, wusa9. >> thank you. police have not yet identified the 22-year-old male victim. adam? >>> new tonight a dangerous situation at the nova galludet metro stop. a man jumped onto the tracks and power to the third rail had to quickly be switched off. the line had to run on a single track for about 20 minutes whi

. >> the playground is unique in that it serves a number of age groups, unlike many of the other propertiesit serves small children with the children's play grounds and clubhouses that has basketball courts, it has an outdoor soccer field and so there were a lot of people that came to the table that had their wish list and we did our best to make sure that we kind of divided up spaces and made sure that we kept the old features of the playground but we were able to enhance all of those features. >> the playground and the soccer field and the tennis fields and it is such a key part of this neighborhood. >> we want kids to be here. we want families to be here and we want people to have athletic opportunities. >> we are given a real responsibility to insure that the public's money is used appropriately and that something really special comes of these projects. we generally have about an opportunity every 50 years to redo these spaces. and it is really, really rewarding to see children and families benefit, you know, from the change of culture, at each one of these properties >> and as a result

saturday, october 24th, wusa is taking part in usa today's make a difference day, with the help of the playground we're transforming it at malcolm elementary school. you can join us. go to our website and learn how you can become a special day of this giving back. >>> well, he currently holds the record for adding the same number to itself more thans in 15 seconds than -- more times in 15 seconds than someone can do with a calculator. >> reporter: they are all here. >> i'm an author, i'm a speaker. i train teachers. >> reporter: to see a man who is faster than a machine. >> 97. >> times? >> 47. >> 4,559. >> scott is known as the human cal cute later -- cam cue -- calculator. >> i went up to the board in school and did something backward and did it faster than the teacher. >> reporter: this is put on by at&t, directv and teach for america. >> i like to think about this as making math fun. math will be so important to the future of our economy. >> we are atrying to get people to -- we are trying to get people to think about math. we have cal kuehl laters in our -- cam cue -- calculators. >> reporte

elmo notices julia sometimes plays differently with kids at the playground but encourages his friends to be understanding. according to the centers for disease control, 1 in 68 kids is on the autism spectrum. >>> if you are looking to change up, tony tantillo takes a look at pears. >> today is going to be red bartlet pears, one of my favorite. a little bit more expensive than green pears, but still worth it. i love the color, texture and flavor, especially a pear salad, with both colors, you can't beat it. storage is important. when you buy it, make sure they have nice, red color all around. nice and shiny. slight give to the touch and that's it. when you bring them home, store them on the counter for two, three, maybe four days tops. when they have a nice give to them, that's when they are ready to enjoy. like all bartlet pears, green or red, if they are too soft they will taste mushy. fine line. nice give, perfect, too soft, mushy. but when you hit them right, they are fantastic. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >> good to know. >>

. >> reporter: investigators say lee left the playground but returned to be with the children 20 minutes later, which was spotted by their mother. she called police, office's arriving in a few minutes. >>> they chris their children, and, quick, correct answer. >> you taught them the right thing. >> it raises a a flag and think it can happen in any neighborhood no matter where you live. >> at suspect's home in the far from the school his mother told reporters, that her son, who is been ordered to undergo a psychiatric evaluation had no bad intentions. >> my son did not do anything. he is doing good. he is a good kid. >> reporter: police say lee had been questioned in the suspicious person investigation here back in 2011 but never charged with any wrongdoing. and they want anyone who sees this picture to let officers know if in fact they may have seen him or he might have been involved in any other incidents. meanwhile he remains behind bars, in delaware county prison in lieu of hundred thousand dollars bail. we will have more in this developing story at 6:00 live from radnor walt hunter f

. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: from story time at the local library to the playground, many dc residents applauded proposal. >> i think at's terrific t should be a very great inducement for employees. >> reporter: dc employers would pay less than 1% of an employee's salary to fund the paid leave. >> this is unfair for dc businesses. this is unprecedented. >> reporter: many of the 1700 members of the dc chamber of commerce don't like it. >> 16 weeks is a long time. that's not gone. and let's just face it, dc doesn't suffer from a lack of regulation. >> reporter: that proposal is still a long way from becoming a law. first, it will be assigned to a committee and eventually, dc residents and employers will be able to voice their opinions at a public hearing. at the wilson building, andrea mccarren, wusa9. >> you can check out the proposed plan for 16 weeks of paid family leave on our wusa9 app. >>> the family of a man who died after a confrontation with security guards at medstar washington hospital want you to know more about the victim. the patient's family says 74- year-old james mcbride was a lov