we're glad impact to the jackson playground is so what we view insignificant but 0 hope to participate our involvement with the stakeholders is much greater park than will exist today thank you. >> anyone else to make public comment on this item. >> okay seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioners well, i had a question to bryan he described to me the project open space that is provided onsite i'll defer to the planning project manager. >> the open space excuse me. kate connor are the planning staff there are several types of open space provided the planning code requires open space be satisfied as private or common open space so there is private open space that is satisfied there patios and porches and balconies and common two kwrldz the southern courtyards counts for the open space and the northern is the private patio areas in addition there is an artificial turf often the roof along with the roof deck and then also a part on the floor. >> and the common spmz is only restricted to the tenants of the building? or the residents of the building >> correc

>>> the battle for more time on the playground will go to the capital today. lawmakers to make recess schools. >> eyewitness news this morning kimberly eiten is following the movement from orange county to data -- tallahassee a local them. >> at 9 am of the local orange county moms will ask lawmakers to make time out here on the playground a mandatory part of the school schedule. they are fighting for that 20 minutes of recess and say other parents and teachers are on their side. >> reporter: in hours, moms will face lawmakers to fight for students across the state. >> we need the bill to pass because it is good for kids. >> reporter: heather is a mother of 2 and a supporter of the recess movement. she is in tallahassee this one representatives about making >> there is a lot of weight on our shoulders now. >> reporter: the bill would require schools to make recess a part of the daily schedule. last year a resolution passed in orange county recommending recess. local moms now want lawmakers to take that one step further and require a 20 minute break every day. >> cannot expect the smal

a crash there lack -- blocking part of the road >>> the battle for more time on the playground. it will go to the capital today. later this morning moms will ask lawmakers to make recess mandatory at elementary school's. >> kimberly eiten is following movement from orange county in tallahassee. local moms say kids are counting on them. >> -- >> reporter: 9 am, moms will the playground part of school schedule. they are fighting for mandatory 20 minutes of recesses a other parents and teachers are on their side. in just hours, moms will face lawmakers to fight for students across the state. >> we need the bill to pass. >> reporter: heather is a mother of 2 in a supporter of the recess movement. she's in tallahassee this morning to speak before state representatives about making recess mandatory at elementary school's. >> there's a lot of weight on our shoulders now. >> reporter: the bill will require schools to make recess a part of the daily schedule. last year resolution passed in orange county recommending recess. local moms now want lawmakers to take that further and require a

they say the victim and her father worked inside the playground when the five approached. one pointed a gun at the father and demanded that he leave. he ran to get help in each of the five suspects with the woman. when the father returned , the accused rapist took off. the streets belong to our women and our daughters. they should be able to walk them safely. eric adams criticized the police department for what he said was a delay in telling the public about the crime but in a statement , the present commander about it on friday.ben: interest to tell you about with a little girl struck by a stray bullet. 20-year-old hit the seventh grader , joiner, inside of her home. she was just walking into the living room to hand her brother a plate when she was killed. >> one of the most wanted druglords is in custody facing extradition to the united states. el chapo was arrested following a shootout that left five associates dead end wounded one marine.he escaped from mexico and unusual twist. assignment to interview him last fall. he tells the magazine why he got into the business.

they want students to have an extra 20 minutes here on the playground every day. that is what there was be to state representatives about today and as they help make recess part of the daily schedules and elementary schools. moms claim teacher and research is on their side show the benefits of giving kids a break but lawmakers say it could come at a cost at a financial cost to schools if the end result is a longer school day. orange county public schools past a recess resolution last year in at the top of the hour out will explain why that is different from what moms want now of why they say that was only a start. live in orange county, kimberly eiten, eyewitness news this >>> covering osceola county, 2 men who held up a cab driver outside of a local walmart are still on the run. this happen sunday in the parking lot of a store in vineland road. the victim did not want to be identified but he spoke to eyewitness news telling us the man asked him for a ride. he says he told them to go to the cabin the front of the line that they returned later with a gun. >> he said

stop at the playground. in the community when kids are leaving school. that interaction pays dividends invaluable. we're thinking of expanding it furth further. all of these pieces of accountability, discipline, irnts access, all reeinforcing we're driving towards a trust factor giving cooperation for community policing and the central legitimacy and effectiveness of community policing. >> i cannot thank you enough. one of the things i've tried to focus on as president, tackling the tough issues head-on. i think you've done that today. i know i'm grateful for this conversation and i hope al all of you who are here are as well. please give our panelists a round of applause. [ applause ] >>> book tv has 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors every weekend on c-span2. here are programs to watch for this weekend. saturday night at 8:30 eastern, charlie savage argues that president obama who came into office saying he'd turn back the excesses of the bush administration has picked up where president bush left off, in his book, "power wars: inside obama's pos

we're glad impact to the jackson playground is so what we view insignificant but 0 hope to participate our involvement with the stakeholders is much greater park than will exist today thank you. >> anyone else to make public comment on this item. >> okay seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioners well, i had a question to bryan he described to me the project open space that is provided onsite i'll defer to the planning project manager. >> the open space excuse me. kate connor are the planning staff there are several types of open space provided the planning code requires open space be satisfied as private or common open space so there is private open space that is satisfied there patios and porches and balconies and common two kwrldz the southern courtyards counts for the open space and the northern is the private patio areas in addition there is an artificial turf often the roof along with the roof deck and then also a part on the floor. >> and the common spmz is only restricted to the tenants of the building? or the residents of the building >> correc

from an incident on the playground. the school is still investigating whether the marks are from a bully. but she says at least 3 other times so far this school year, her daughter has been a sreublgt at school. >> the more they see you getting hurt by the words. >> . her mom says it's the schools responsibility. to stop it. before it starts. >> this statement. >> >> the family has decided to pull grace out of this school. they're hoping to get her into a denver public school. but if there isn't room she'll >> arrested in a small town in alabama earlier today. investigators say the 16 year-old girl is safe tonight. arrest documents say fetcher drank with the girl. bought her cigarettes and sexually assaulted her. >> . a denver fugitive accused of robbing banks. few photographs mason posted on facebook. before the fb, put him on the ten most wanted list. the fbi says he hasn't posted anything new in a while. which isn't much help. in the nationwide search. police say mason and two others who have been caught robbed at leas

it can get out and get on the playground. as we hit the afternoon we will see mid 60s, 64 by the time we hit 2:00. if you work outdoors, we will see the dry day going to the timeframe, 3:00, all the way to the evening hours but with clear skies for tonight. that allows temperatures to drop off further. tonight will be the coldest night over the next 5 days. did winds out of the northwest so if you work outdoors breezy, will keep us on the dry side. the water temperatures about the goal is at seen all season. 56-63, seas elevated 40 -- 460 currents. sun 67 and we go over numbers all of us running in the mid- 60s for today. tomorrow morning. it will be a colder night. a lot of temperatures low to mid 40s by early saturday morning winds a dropping out of the northwest at 5 there is a beautiful saturday once we hit the afternoon, we will bounce back to 70 degrees. five-day forecast, where the weekend is always in view, we covered it today and tomorrow. tomorrow looks awesome kid 74 on sunday. race fans by the speedway cannot ask m

because everybody knows on the playground when the guy fights with you, hes like you. the bird on the left is a hawk. the bird on the right owl. the hawk was on a power pole. saw the barn owl on the ground they lock talons and are on the ground. >> you let go. >> you let go. >> you let go. >> is locking talons code for something. >> a euphemism. >> they're about to fight. >> euphemism for? >> about to fight. >> the owl probably had the upper hand. the owl did not. according to the person who captured the video the winner was the hawk because he said at the very end, the hawk was back to the power pole and the poor owl had to go to rehab. the romance went back. >> when the talons lock they can't just automatically let go. they're instinct, nature. once they lock they're kind of locked. they have to wait until their muscles relax to release. the second stage of romance. >> oh, no. >> that thing is huge. >> what do you have to feed that thing some. >> look there as he's sort of hugging. the difference in size of the heads. >> that's not a little dude. >> that's ter fiing.

the victim and her father were inside the playground when the five approach. one pointed a gun at the father and demanded that he leave. he ran to get help and each of the five suspects raped a young woman. her father returned with rapist took off. >> these streets belong to our daughters and they safely. to criticize the police department for what they said was a delay in telling the public for about the crime. the nypd said the precinct commander told community leaders about it on friday. it was the day after it happened. mayor diblasio released a statement saying the crime was horrific . every new yorker deserves to feel safe in his or her neighborhood. live in crown heights . ben: thank you, robert. interest in the death of a 12-year-old girl shot by a stray bullet inside her home. 20-year-old jacqueline faces murder and firearm charges. a bullet her home back in october. her family says you just walked into the living room to hand her brother a plate . scheduled to be arraigned today in first district court . one of the most wanted drug lords in the world

. >> the playground is unique in that it serves a number of age groups, unlike many of the other properties, it serves small children with the children's play grounds and clubhouses that has basketball courts, it has an outdoor soccer field and so ere 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

from an incident on the playground. the school is tph fging whether the marks are from a bully. but at least 3 other times so her daughter has been a victim of physical and emotional abuse. at school. >> . the more. they see you getting hurt by the words or things they do. is the more they do it. >> . her mom says it's the schools responsibility to stop it before it starts. >> she hass dozens of the >> >> the family has pulled grace out of the school. they're hoping to get her into a denver public school. instead. finish the fifth grade online. >> new information on a story we told you about last night. the man accused of kidnapping and sexual sexual assaulting a 16 year-old girl. he was captured in alabama this morning. along with the girl who is also his granddaughter. >> . accuse of a bank robbery and crime spree. posting these photographs to his facebook page. he hasn't posted anything new in a while. which isn't much help in the nationwide search. police say mason and two accomplices who have been caught, robbed two banks in lake wood last fall. there's a one hundred thousa

however, some parents and children wholish in the area are having a tough time accessing a playground smack-dab in the middle of the venue. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman has that story. >> it's a quiet neighborhood, but not for long. on the fringe of super bowl city. starting next week the gravity of events will either pull a person in or set him on the run. >> is there anywhere to hide? >> not really. we have to stay in our house. >> that's an issue for adam who worries about noise, crowds, parking and getting his family in and out every day. >> i can't leave. i have two kids in school. >> for neighbors it's the quandary brought on by proximity. nobody asked them if they wanted to have super bowl city next door and now they are dealing with it. >> it's something we certainly didn't want. the super bowl isn't even in this city. we aren't seeing any tick benefits from where we are. >> adam's wife met with us and talked about what has become a particularly sore spot, the playground in the middle of the park. there is a playground in the middle of this, next to the stage, behind the

bullet -- been is the ultimate playground court -- quarterback but the precise timing of the plays which you will need against the broncos defense -- those may not be there for the steelers. i've had both of those injuries, it's different than a shoulder separation, it's where the collarbone meets the shoulder joint. it's painful but not something that can be further damaged by playing. a painkilling shot is usually enough to let you go play. >> he's already played with it. >> you like to say that more games or lost that one. -- then won. >> yes the bengals -- those two personal foul calls and the fumble by hill lost the game for the steelers -- i'm sorry for the bengals. the steelers didn't win it, the bengals lost it. and seattle earlier today, the vikings lost this game. seattle didn't win it. it's amazing how you can go all season long and prepare for these moments -- and you go out there and you lose the game beating you. >> i will say that -- that russell wilson play, he won the game without play. that was a heckuva play. that's the ultimate playground player right there. >> do you

boys told detectives that the woman was having sex with her father when they encountered them in the playground. the suspect was arrested at the school and he was charged with rape .the charges range from 10 50,000. they are due back in court on friday.approach on gun violence. they unveil plans to establish a done it will be in the state court building and it will only handle gun cases. a pair of judges will oversee indictments and trials. the nypd has created a unit that will focus on gun cases and also investigate intrastate gun trafficking. in an attempt to keep the guns out of this daily . >> are you going to buy your own? >> maybe my ticket will be luckier than the collect it. >> i would still come to work. ben: good for you! >> i think it could go higher like 1.6 . theresa: some people are dreaming of winning the i wonder if liz is among the dreamers? she has the latest.the 1.4 is in this trash. the powerball jackpot hit a record and it's worth 1.5 billion. it's so large that the electronic signs are made for it. handwritten signs are popping up throughout the city. new ticketholders had

the first on the playground at beverly park last november. that is where kevin lewis is live with details on who is in custody. kevin: hi, michelle. the morning of november 9. a woman was walking her dog through this park when she found the body of jose luis perez. his body was underneath the bouncing bridge. on the part of the playground over there. the murder startled the alexandria neighborhood. full of single family homes, most worth $750,000. today alexandria police announced three suspects an adult male, 17-year-old boy and a 16-year-old girl. investigators say the two men both now facing charges of first-degree murder. they say the men are ms-13 gang members. the girl being charged as an accomplice is a gang associate. today police would not divulge a motive but the sources told abc7 news that the killer slashed perez's neck. cops say they could not have solved this murder case without the help of the department of homeland security and the f.b.i.'s regional gang task force. >> it's regional issue meaning the eastern seaboard but certai

a popular placed to the playgrounds. 62 midday and upper 60's fisafternoon. a wonderful day for you. clear skies for now. we have clouds coming in, high and the frontal boundary with little fanfare it will move through monday night and give us a sprinkle. the bigger storm in california, significant snow in the next 36 hours in the mountains of colorado, the southern mountains three to four feet. in aspen they have the x games right now, they will probably pickup a foot of snow in the next 24 hours. the heavy snow will be traveling across nebraska, and kansas, and into iowa, we know the caucuses tomorrow. a big voting day, the snow doesn't get there until tuesday. this will not be an issue. it will be dry tomorrow. and cloudy, but the snow will hold off. good news. here is the front, a good southwest push ahead of it. tomorrow, again near 70 for a high. high pressure is going to nosedive down a little bit, not cool air but cooler. 50's to mid-60's towards lumberton. and then a surge of warm air is on wednesday, with the strong thunderstorms around. put a tiny c

there's no benefits where we are. >> and this is a particularly sore spot, the children's playground ayground in the middle of this, next to the stage, behind the signs, discouraging pedestrians. most days it's one of the busiest playgrounds in the city but it's empty now and likely will be next week. if parents want to use it they have to pass through the same security as everyone else. they aren't happy about it. >> is this right? >> no. it's a public park, it should be available and accessible for the public to use unless there's something wrong with it. >> we left a message and we haven't had any phone calls returned. >> the super bowl committee did return our call. safety is our number one priority, our security policies including requiring everyone who centers super bowl city to go through security is designed to ensure the safety of neighbors and visitors alike. >> will you be coming here next week? >> no, not at all. >> that's what happens when the children's playground becomes emersed inside a new playground designed for adults. in san francisco, wane freedman, abc7 news. >>

could have helped you, i would have helped you. >> reporter: shawanda smith lives steps from the playground. she wishes she could have helped the girl. she has two daughter ages 16 and 19 and says the rape changes the way she parents her daughters. >> i always tell my kids to be in the house before dark. >> reporter: the four teens who are in custody now, they have not been charged as of yet. police are still loossng for the fifth suspect. they say if you have any information, a reward is being offered. you can remain anonymous. live tonight in brownsville, >>> new at 5:00, the nypd releases pictures of a man wanted for a fatal shooting in the bronx and a carjacking. ruben pizarro is accused of killing 24-year-old dave rivera in november. on december 31st police say he forced his way into a van on sherman avenue at gun point and robbed and shot another man. athian is recovering. pizarro goes by the nickname chulo. a live update on the vision at 6:00. >>> new york city is preparing for the possibility of snow tomorrow. issuing a snomoalert. how cold is it going to get? are we likely to see s

demonstrative and hyperemotional, smiling and soaking in every moment like the most rambutious kid on the playground. about the only thing they do share is stifling defenses. the two best in the nfl. >> picked off by coleman! >> i think this is going to be a i know people want to see 49, twraet "48 hours." i don't think it's going to be that way. >> reporter: it's going to be fun. >> it's going to be awesome. >> reporter:on one of these two walks away with the ring it's bronco riding his last rodeo, or the young panther, likely on the verge of many more. jeff glor, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: and, of course, you can see super bowl l sunday, february 7, right here on cbs. and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioned by t hks

the plan is to put more solar panels here near the playground in the spring. " "13:07 we are going to keep going until we are 100 percent reliant on our solar production." the superintenden t says this is a direct result of a lack of state funding. "6:21 i would say the state has forced our hands for smaller schools. we have one classroom per grade level. we are not like increase class sizes or have less teachers to offset their expenses. " the district has also installed new electric-run heating and cooling systems. so far the overall project has come with a price tag of close to half a million dollars. "2:09 luckily here we have a large ppel fund and a capital project fund because we don't build a lot here. so we have these two other fund that are very healthy but a general fund that is decreasing. " the goal is for this to solar panel project to save 50-60 thousand dollars each year within that general budget. but in the end -- this project means much more than a savings to many... it means... "8:24 that we'll have a school here. that's really what it comes down to. " "22:20 we wan

the afternoon with neighbors who say... enough is enough. looklive intro: when it comes to playgrounds - chalking up the sidewalk isn't out of the ordinary. but when does it go too far? today, i was directed to a park where some say it has. vo: out in the open - at a park designed for young children - a racial slur for all to see. a few feet away - another inappropriate message written in chalk. the playground is located inside a gated community called "mesa" near mountain's edge parkway and buffalo. parents are extremely upset. they say this isn't the first time they've seen comments that are sexual in nature - hoping the community manager would eventually see it and take care of it. but after seeing the racial slur - they refuse to wait any longer . "that's not acceptable to me. they should not be exposed. parks are made for children to play with and have fun and enjoyment with their other not for them to be exposed to anything like that." jill crotsley concerned neighbor 10 secs vo: so who's responsible for cleaning this? jill and blake both say the kids and but, they agree that the

. >>> police in myrtle beach are looking for the person who vandalized the playground designed for kids with special needs. >> the mayor called it a low- down thing to do and the person responsibility will be prosecuted. >> several news organizations are reporting that glen frye has died. the result of complications from rheumatoid arthritis and pneumonia. he had surgery in november, and was battling intestinaa issues for months. >> and this diminishing power >> jada pinkett smith and spike lee are boycotting the academy awards. after no african americans were not nominated. the best acting or directing category. this is the second year it's been trending online. >> next, from the foods you have in your kitchen and shouldn't eat to the one that was removed months ago and heading back to store shelfs. the latest on what you can and >> a marine helicopter crash in "live at 5" is back with a 7 news consumer alert .. >>> live at 5:00 is back with a consumer alert. heritage international is recalling the trader joe's raw cash ewe pieces. don't chance it, throw them out or return them. >> we'

students are one step closer to having mandatory time on the playground. >> >> eight-year-old jacob is the youngest speaking in support . the recess bell aims to require schools to provide 20 minutes of playtime for elementary students every day. >> children and just hours and hours of instruction in ours expected to focus for hours without breaks. research is on their side when it comes to providing students a necessary break in the school day as adults, we must be focused on what children need and not what adults want. they are required to offer hundred 50 minutes a week . time that helps children develop and focused. helps develop social skills and grow as a person. >> resolution was passed recommending recess but some say it has been ignored. after hearing from parents, the proposed mandate got overwhelming support . >> we have to let our kids be kids and have to give them the chance to have a break >> house bill has passed and it it will go forward to be addressed in this year's legislative session. mandatory recess could go into effect on july 1. a statewide missing child alert i

. >> it's on the playground, on the fields, why some are calling for a federal investigation in to the services where your 10 news at 5:30 starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm courtney robinson. >> and i'm reginald roundtree, thank you so much for joining us.

right now, four teenagers are in custody for allegedly raping a woman on the playground. the woman was walking with her father when the suspects forced him to leave. the main suspect in the case led investigators to remains. >>> more than half of detroit's public schools shut down out sick in protest. they are upset with the pay and the district's poor finances. no word yet whether students and a volcano in mexico. that cloud of ash and steam 6500 feet in the air. the volcano is one of the most active and possibly dangerous volcanos in central america. it has been going off a lot lately with smaller explosions every eight hours. >>> david bowie has died. he inspired generations of performers. >> there would be no madonna, no lady gaga without david bowie. how to make celebrity out of everything around them. >> you can listen to music from every age and still pick out what it meant in the '70s. it is timeless. it is like the light has gone out in the world. >> bowie had just celebrated his 69th birthday and he even released a new album last week a testament to just how infl

. >> the playground is unique in that it serves a number of age groups, unlike many of the other properties, it 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 resu

the city of morgan hill is doing to include children of all levels on the playground. >>> the rain is here to welcome us, once again, to start out your day. that radar is lit up this morning. kari, you're tracking a lot of activity coming through right now. >> we'll see this for several more hours with heavy rain at times and gusty winds. this continues into the morning commute and starts to taper off this afternoon. we're working for the weekend. so, as we take a look at the weekend forecast, there will be the next round of rain moving in on friday into early saturday. sunday looks dry. so, if you're starting to make plans, i think sunday is the day to get out there. let's check in with mike to see what's happening on the roadways. >> smooth commute right now. very wet and sloppy commute. the potential there. the off ramp we show you the example off of west 5 8 o0 which is looking really wet as the water kicks up behind the cars moving through. show you the map and the green highlighting all over and that means wet roadways throughout. that is our road weather index. it is all over t

we're glad impact to the jackson playground is so what we view insignificant but 0ope to participate our involvement with the stakeholders is much greater park than will exist today thank you. >> anyone else to make public comment on this item. >> okay seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioners well, i had a question to bryan he described to me the project open space that is provided onsite i'll defer to the planning project manager. >> the open space excuse me. kate connor are the planning staff there are several types of open space provided the planning code requires open space be satisfied as private or common open space so there is private open space that is satisfied there patios and porches and balconies and common two kwrldz the southern courtyards counts for the open space and the northern is the private patio areas in addition there is an artificial turf often the roof along with the roof deck and then also a part on the floor. >> and the common spmz is only restricted to the tenants of the building? or the residents of the building >> correct

because everybody knows on the playground when the guy fights with you, hes like you. the bird on the left is a hawk. the bird on the right is a barn owl. the hawk was on a power pole. saw the barn owl on the ground and decided to gor a dive. they lock talons and are on the ground. >> you let go. >> you let go. >> you let go. >> is locking talons code for something. >> a euphemism. >> they're about to fight. >> euphemism for? >> about to fight. >> the owl probably had the upper hand. the owl did not. according to the person who captured the video the winner the very end, the hawk was back to the power pole and the poor owl had to go to rehab. the romance went back. >> when the talons lock they can't just automatically let go. they're instinct, nature. once they lock they're kind of locked. they have to wait until their muscles relax to release. the second stage of romance. >> oh, no. >> that thing is huge. do you have to feed that thing some. >> look there as he's sort of hugging. the difference in size of the heads. >> that's a big guy. >> that's not a little dude. >>

the playground should be packed today. no jacket, shorts and t-shirts. upper 60s later on this afternoon and late in the day, catching high clouds drifting in. we are clear for now. we'll zoom it out and there's the frontal boundary. not that impressive but pushing our way monday into tuesday to cool us down a little bit but another low in california will cause big-time snows in colorado. we have the x games going on in aspen right now. they'll get an additional 8-12 inches and some of the southern mountains could pick up 3-4 feet of snow and that snow will trail all the way up towards iowa. of course we know that caucus is tomorrow. not going to be an issue. this snow is not going to start monday night into tuesday, but they could see 4-8 inches up there as well. pretty impressive system. as we go into the day tomorrow, throughout the north, southwest flow keeping temperatures near 70. high pressure will force this front through, so we'll see a wind shift. it will be cooler, but how much not that much. temperatures. the next system, we're watching this o

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[applause] a to eight-year-olds get on fight on the playground do not belong in criminal court. we need to change that dynamic and i think the long-term effect will be, less people were into that system and they will be more eligible for jobs and education and health care. because they do not have silly criminal records on their sheet. we avoid entering them into the system that we have already broken. that is what we need to focus. how can we change that dynamic? the people who end up being incarcerated, are those individuals for whatever reason of violence, cannot be in society. not those people for these minor misdemeanor offenses which they never recover from plus they go down that road. >> i wanted to add a slight twist, because i wanted to take opportunity -- >> can a response to that because i do not hold thoughts long. is a great subject to the great point i want to make. what i want all of us -- we have a unique opportunity where there is a bipartisan effort in reducing incarceration because it costs too much. what we need to be trying to do, is to take advantage of this

course designed by joseph bartholomew, southern university was in the neighborhood, you know, the playgrounds, the parks, the schools. >> my father fought in world war ii, utilized the gi bill to come home and purchase a home. >> so take me back to where you were when hurricane katrina hit and what you were thinking. >> i was in st. james, louisiana. we had-- evacuated that sunday after they asked it to be mandatory. and-- >> with your family? >> with my family, my mother and father, my two nieces, who had come in for-- and my sister-in-law from new york-- my aunt and uncle, who lived out there. and we lost power. i took-- my nieces out-- outside, so they can experience-- hurricane force winds. "this is a storm." and then, when we lost power, i thought-- i wondered what was happening in the city. and-- listening to the radio. and they said the levees have broken. every person in new orleans gr-- new orleans grows up understanding what that means. this-- what the big one is, when it comes to earthquake in california-- we always knew, if the levees ever broke, the city was going to be-- in peri

kim: in the summer, we go to the playgrounds, a pool, the lake, you can get teams out there and go build snowmen. i like my snowmen right outside my kitchen window, so who can make the biggest, who can be the most creative? put your props out there, and let them have a ball while they are outside. they are getting fresh air and having fun, too. another thing is games. our kids will play charades for hours. or karaoke machine. it is not costing you much money. one thing i like to talk about, too, as we got a lot of invitations for birthday parties. adam: this is a phenomenon these days -- you kind of have to invite everybody. how do you navigate that? kim: if we have never been to your house before to play, we do not go to a birthday party. my kids might think they want to invite 20 kids -- if they have not been to our house, they are not invited to the birthday party. that is how we narrowed down to 10 kids. kids come on the bus at 2: 15, so i do not want them to sleepover, too. again, the games is a huge thing. cut your budget down by making your own cakes. we do our own cakes, cupcakes

the details. theresa: for teenagers and raped a girl and a playground. they say they are facing criticism over the delay in telling the public in the empty. the us attorney says the governor's administration will not face legal charges for shutting down the commission on corruption. ted cruz overtakes donald trump in iowa. i am sitting in for juliet today. she is a tooth issue. unfortunately, she is under the weather. ben: we hope for a speedy recovery. she will be back tomorrow . theresa: let's hope. we see some accumulations out there and that's what everyone wants to know. mike: yes and no. the amount is so minimal we're talking about an inch it counts but not really. we're trying a system that . it brings down the potential when it comes to snow totals. most of us don't get more than a coding of snow. we will see some evening snow so walls and quick showers blasting through. you could put down the coding and it turns wendy with windchill's dropping down to 150. it will be chilly in the days to come. there is a clear sky with winds that are, at this ho

staying dry if you work outdoors or if you're thinking about the playground for the kids. sunny and clouds filtering and andrew jackson middle and brevard county, 68 noon and 70 comfortable by the time we hit 2:00. future track, let's go through today. a few high clouds but we are dry. this is through 4:00. flipping over to show you what's next. tomorrow morning, still on the happens, we see a line of showers or storms moving in even a squall line scenario so we could have stronger storms with gusty winds did i will be here throughout the day to monitor that for you. and behind this 5, we get the chill working in as we hit our weekend forecast. 60s. what it temperatures are chilly, 59-66 moderate risk of today 74. after the cold start we bounce back 30 degrees for today. you get a look at the numbers. some low 70s at the coast in northern terry but 60 palm coast but it will feel awesome. 72 mount dora and sorrento, apopka winter garden about 74 today. 73 saint cloud harmony and holopaw. tonight down in the 50s to near 60 my friends and melbourne around 61. here are the cha