powerful winds have toppled trees in newark and overnight hail came down in woodland park. >> vanessa, some people have seen snow this morning? >> snow. we have seen reports of 4-5 inches. right now heavy snow falling on the east end of long island. in fact, falling in my hometown. what's happening is thankfully the snow is making a rapid exit. so still if you are out there driving, please are cautious on the roadways. let's take a look at the satellite and radar picture so you can see what i'm talking about. falling at a rapid pace. so we do expect almost whiteout conditions there. but it won't last long. and no, we don't have much snow elsewhere. so this system is really moving out quickly. by 10:00 most of us are dry. skies will be partly sunny today. and as we look at the visibility map, can you see where there is snow making an impact. the hamptons visibility down to a half mile. up in monticello visibility down to two miles. as we look at the wind gusts, this is really the biggest story now that the snow is moving out. it will be the winds. 45-mile-per-hour gusts now recorded in

i'm alton a chinatown i member born and raised in general and went to woodland been born and raised in san francisco you get an understanding of diverse community and he at this time that was all everywhere in america until i joined. >> the united states navy so it is an honor to have been born and raised in san francisco having served my country on national level it is beautiful to be able to serve the fact community i live in which is now chinatown i want to thank mayor ed lee, supervisor peskin, sxhaush and definitely the mothers teresa of chinatown annie the fact ceo and self-help for the fact elder thank you on behalf of all the ambassadors you made it only to us to serve our community and make a desists not only this community i want to thank you on behalf of all the fact ambassadors to give us the opportunity to change lives and thank you tore listening now >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and if you have any questions, we'll be happy to answer them afterwards thank you (clapping.) >> thank you so much everyone so this ends our anniversary event and press conference blood cell

the route 36 trolley is being detoured around this police activity, so that 36 trolley will use woodlandvenue, as the alternate, and then if you are driving through that area, just want to use lindbergh boulevard until we can get things underway there. now, an accident, in wilmington, 202, just off of i-95. right there by the dupont hospital for children. watch for left over delays this morning at philadelphia international airport. we had about one hour delays last night in the height of the storm as they rolled through our area. so there could be some left over delays this morning, the big thing is if you have an early morning flight, just make sure that that plane got in here last night and didn't get delayed because of the weather. so if it is here, you should be good to go for the morning rush hour, chris, lauren, back to you. >> bob, thanks so much. police investigating son recovers in the hospital after being shot by the father. the shooting happened yesterday afternoon on the 3200 block every princeton avenue in mayfair. investigators believe while the two were driving, in a pick

i'm alton a chinatown i member born and raised in general and went to woodland been born and raised in san francisco you get an understanding of diverse community and he at this time that was all everywhere in america until i joined. >> the united states navy so it is an honor to have been born and raised in san francisco having served my country on national level it is beautiful to be able to serve the fact community i live in which is now chinatown i want to thank mayor ed lee, supervisor peskin, sxhaush and definitely the mothers teresa of chinatown annie the fact ceo and self-help for the fact elder thank you on behalf of all the ambassadors you made it only to us to serve our community and make a desists not only this community i want to thank you on behalf of all the fact ambassadors to give us the opportunity to change lives and thank you tore listening now >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and if you have any questions, we'll be happy to answer them afterwards thank you (clapping.) >> thank you so much everyone so this ends our anniversary event and press conference blood cell

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accused of starting a brush fire witnesses told police they saw the suspect running through the woodland park nature reserve on wednesday. dozens of firefighters were called to put out that 5-acre fire. the teens now charged with criminal mischief will be back in court next week. >>> as many do their part to mark earth day, the yonkers park authority has revealed charging stations. the two first ever charging stations are located on the first level of the buena vista garage. they'll offer free charging for owners of electric vehicles. each station should charge a medium-sized electric car in about four hours. >>> great day, great temperatures out there, but we are tracking a little bit of rain. >> a little bit of rain. want a lot, but we will see it into the rest of overnight morning were. it's going to be breezy. it's still going to be milder than average, and on sunday some beautiful conditions. right now we're still at i won't tell anybody, but 77 degrees in newtown and newburg. on stormtracker, you can see mostly light showers approaching but there are a couple heavier embedded cells

gunfire erupted after 1:30 on woodland avenue near 62nd street in southwest philadelphia. police say someone shot a man in the leg. the victim is currently in stable condition at a hospital. so far no one has been charged. >>> new this morning, a car crash led police to a marijuana growing operation in the lehigh valley. investigators say mark bech slammed into his own house on market street yesterday when officers arrived they smelled marijuana coming from the building. inside they found 60 plants, fertilizer and water filtration system and they recover three guns including ak assault rifle. he faces drug and weapons charges. >>> three men are charged with endangering the welfare of children and criminal conspiracy. prosecutors say they allowed brother stephen baker to work at bishop mccourt high school in johns town. more than 90 students settled lawsuit for $8 million. baker took his own life in 2013. >>> detectives are trying to determine if several car arsons in the overbrook section are connected. cars in three storage blocks have been set on fire since october. an "

hail came down in woodland park and little falls, new jersey. >> we did say it's april 3rd, right? >> yes. >> that was the true correct date? >> yes, it is. >> vanessa murdoch, you have some explaining to do. >> hail is typical of april. sweeping behind those storms. let's start off on the vortex satellite and radar picture. this system moving on out. hey, some of us are seeing snow this morning. as we make our way through the city and the south shore of long island, it is in the form of rain. it's going to be out of here by 10:00 a.m. in the meantime, it's windy. winds gusty to go 45 belmar, 38 in the city, 37 in sparta. wind gusts could be as high as times of 60 miles per hour. it's possible. do we get there? i think we come close. i think most of those numbers will be closer to the 40 to 45-mile-per-hour mark. as far as the wind chills, this is what it feels like right now, it feels like 28 in the city. feels like 17 in monticello wind chills across the board in the 20s. as we roll through the day we are going to warm into the low 40s. it will feel like the 20s and 30s with thes

at as we cruise to loudoun county,t we have crash activity cascadese parkway south of woodland roaddaridge road at ever greens mill road a lot of l crashes a lot of slickf ic conditions. leave early take your time this morning.moing. unfortunately f you're headingy out in staffords you may make your way towards quantico 95 northbound a crash at 610.10 jam again through woodbridge asi you try to get towards the springfield interchange.chan live look outside at somethingoi interesting that's happening right now. you can see they're doing some e dedicated bus lanes this is newe on georgia avenue. between florida avenue northwest to barry place northwest lanessn dedicated to just buses.uses that is great if you're y traveling on the trying to get to work that willl help ease delays there.s t what it will do to the rest of the traffic patterns if you'reou driving in a car trying to get g through that area we'll keep yop posted. dedicated bus lanes new for thet week on georgia.ek on georg back to you, steve. sve >> still ahead this morning secretary of state kerry makingr history this morni

powerful winds have toppled trees in parts of newark and overnight hail came down in woodland park and little falls, new jersey. coverage against with vanessa murdock. some people seeing snow? >> yes. for some it's stacked up a little bit. 1-2 inches is the general sum mainly north of the city. now we are seeing snowfall across long island as well. so we knew this was coming, but it will be short lived. but the winds will persist. so let's start off with the vortex satellite and radar picture so you can see just how quickly this system is making its move. but, yeah, mostly light across reinvigorating. snow falling there. very little snow left north of the city at this point in time. that will be the trend. partially clearing skies. winds remaining powerful through at least the morning hours. we have visibilities reduced greatly in babylon down to half a mile to hamptons down to one and a third. that is a result of falling and blowing snow, folks. it is going to be windy and cold today. our current feels like feels like 19 in quag. partly sunny skies by 10:00 a.m. 42 degrees the high in

it's upper 30, is he caulks, astoria, 40 in woodland park already. not too bad. generally mid and upper 30s. low to mid 30s in the hudson valley. across the eye atlanta island, 35 and 40. we anticipate april good deal of sunshine today. fa few fair weather clouds. more cloud cover racing in our direction gets in here by tonight. we look at future tracker. high clouds moving in by the evening hours or late afternoon. then it's overcas tonight. couple of light showers break out, especially north and west of the city toward the morning commute tomorrow. a few hit or miss showers. not a lot of rain tomorrow. keep the lightweight umbrella handy. the evening is fine tomorrow night. a more significant rain event arrives by noon, 1:00 on tuesday. from that point until 6:00 or 7:00 it's raining across the city and on east. the clouds could linger during wednesday. upper 40s to near 50 today. sunshii and a chilly brooes breeze. a more southerly flow of air. the bad news, it brings in moisture in the form of scattered showers. phils and mets, 46 degrees. hopefully the mets

how combatable are islam and democracy that's what we want to talk about on "quadriga" with woodland kramer. she sa it dends on w slims understand and live islam. muslims can be good democrats. and tip bauer is a political scientist and an expert on islam. she says the recourse to religion is often used to coverup simple power interests. this is true for islam and other religions as well. and bill posner. he says being religious means serving god before the state and in this case islam is no different from buddhism and christianity. let's begin by taking a look at what's driving the a.s.d. it won quite a bit of support in regional elections with its anti-migration stance. so this this latest turn simply a faurter refinement of that zeno phobia? >> i think so to an extent. it's a shift of focus because the majority of refugees that have come into the country the past few years are of muslim creed and religion. but i think they also feed into a widespread feeling of unease and possibly even a sense of threat among segments of the population and they're constantly feeding into it. i thi

. >>> the army corps of engineers will answer questions about a plan to remove the woodland dam on cobbseek. experts say it's the best way to protect several native fish species. learn more about the plan and the impact on traffic and the cost at a meeting tonight at 6:00 at the cobbs creek environmental communications center. >>> temple university students and faculty will help clean up the amos center. the volunteers will paint the backboards of the basketball nets, hang new nets, power wash the pool and plant flowers. their efforts are part of a citywide philly spring cleanup program. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> a live view of center city from the adventure aquarium with clear skies. temperatures are still falling. northeast philadelphia, feel the chill at 36 degrees. look at the difference. that's 25 degrees colder than yesterday. a little bit of wind out of the north is actually mixing the atmosphere a bit. it would be colder without that light breeze as it is in doylestown and pottstown. right now in montgomery county, lafayette hill i

he bought the old woodlands plantation from auction. and turned it into a bed and breakfast. woolands is also outside the army corp's new storm risk reduction system ...and foster is actually glad. his common sense approach to flooding may seem radical to some...but foster creppel is part of a movement looking to nature for protection. >> i think we should lower our levees a bit and raise our houses and build spillways to connect the rivers to the delta. >> by lowering the levees as you suggest you have to deal with flooding more regularly are you willing to deal with that? >> i am i would rather deal with an annual flood from the mississippi river than the big floods that come from storms. >> foster says trying to over-manage the river has caused waterways to become too salty- killing huge chunks of the delta that used to naturally buffer people from storms. >> first we clear cut the cypress swamps, then we built the levees then we harvested most of the old natural oyster reefs and then we started drilling and dredging for natural gas. i definitely need air condition, i like

happening today, the army corps of engineers will answer questions about the removal of the woodland cobbs creek. the plan would allow fish to pass upstream. the public is invited to the meeting at 6:00 tonight at the cobbs creek environmental education center. >>> it's one of the biggest donations ever made in the mission to cure cancer. $250 million and some of it will be spent here in philadelphia. next in a live report, hear who donated the money and how it will be used. >>> and the playoff push is on. next, hear from the flyers about why this year the cup is about more than just them and the fans. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, only fios can. ifbut find it harder and h

most important thing we can do is make sure that we are planting more force, more trees come more woodlands at this government has a very good record on. >> the secretary of state for northern ireland said recently and rightfully that politics in northern ireland was in a more stable footing that has been for sometime and we for our part will continue to offer strong leadership for a better future in northern ireland. but people in northern ireland are concerned about the two-sided approach to the past, to investigate a police officer who stopped an ira bomber tried to kill police officers 25 years ago at a police station. will the prime minister agree with me that we have to get behind our security forces, praise them for the work they did in northern ireland and not persecute them going over? >> first of all in the pay tribute to the honorable gentleman and his nose of parliament, members of the assembly. i think detroit is the politics in northern ireland is more stable and, frankly, it's more productive now than has been for many years. obviously, these issues around the acts of the pas

gunfire erupted on woodland avenue near 62nd street in southwest philadelphia. someone shot a man in the leg. the victim is in stable condition at the hospital. so far no one has been charged. >>> new this morning, a car crash led police to a marijuana growing operation in the lehigh valley. investigators say mark bech slammed into his own house on market street in bangor yesterday. police smelled marijuana, they found 60 plants, and packaged marijuana and weapons. he faces charges for drugs and weapons. >> reporter: kathleen kane's lawyer is looking for dismissal of case. she denies charges. kane is leaving office after her term ends. subjects suspended her law license because of the charges. >>> detectives are trying to determine if several car arsons in the overbrook section are connected. cars at three storage lots have been set on fire since october. an "action news" viewer cap occurred this seen on tuesday night. back in november, surveillance cameras captured someone fleeing a lot during a similar fire. >> verizon is dealing with the picket lines and tens

a fire started after the helicopter slammed into the ground spreading flames into a protected woodland. faa investigators have been brought in. so far as the cause of the crash has not been determined. >> the future of rfk stadium was the subject of a big meeting at the convention center tonight. the group put several options on the table on what to do with this prime piece of real estate. sarah simmons joins us more on the plans unveiled tonight. >> this is one of the proposals. a vastly different look from the current rfk stadium. this is where a be. this is an open green area and the armory which would still be there. this is not going to be doing anything to the armory. the parking lots would all be gone. things would look very, very different. so they're looking beyond just a new stadium. it's 190 acres in dc, right along the anacostia river. developers are envisioning a space that can serve many purposes. events dc hosted the meeting. hundreds of people turned out to see what ideas people are putting forward and it is not your traditional stadium. some proposals are for an nfl st

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. >> reporter: work for nearly two decades was inside this home on woodland drive. she was the housekeeper for savvas, amy, and philip savopoulos. amy was her best friend. she kept these roses and a note that amy sent years ago when her daughter was born. now it is a source of so much grief. >> it is so painful. >> reporter: sometimes i'm so distraught. sometimes i can't. it's too hard for me. >> reporter: it's been nearly a year since the tortured overnight and killed before the house was set on fire. the suspect was arrested days later. >> i was supposed to be there that day, but thank god -- he knows what happened, why i'm still here. >> reporter: vera worked for nelly, but they were also friends. they would usually work in the house together, but the day before the murders nelly was helping savvas clean a karate studio that was supposed to open the next day. >> i miss the whole family. >> reporter: life since then hasn't been easy for nelly, but her family gives her strength to keep going. he says h she says her faith reminds her she will see them again. >> i gu

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hello-- hello, jon and all the other woodland creatures over there. >> jon: yeah, baby!hat energy. i've been a little under the weather, but i think i'm bouncing back, unless this is just a brief moment of clarity right before the end. speaking of the end-- last night, you may have heard about this, there was a major internet outage, striking at the core of our nation's online infrastructure, tinder. who's on tinder here? anybody on tinder here? ( scattered applause ) a lot of you are lying. ( laughter ) the dating app went down for several hours yesterday, leaving singles with zero dating options. except for okcupid, bumble, hinge, scruff, match, grinder, let's say bumpr, hamburglr, and fruit ninja. this was huge. some users lost all their matches and messages, which means they can never go back and relive that magical moment when darryl from long island texted "'sup." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) but don't worry. ( cheers and applause ) don't worry. there will always be the old- fashioned way to find true love, on "the bachelor." ( laughter ) did you guys watch

he has woodland animals of birds showing up at his events. meanwhile, hillary is having these tense, weird interactions. she's still the likely nominee but he's dragging it out and making it what appears to be a joyless process for her. jon: and he's raising more money than her. >> without a doubt. these numbers are mind-boggling. over the past few months and not only is he raising more money but he's using it in an effective strategic way. he's on six of the last seven democratic primary contests. he's in a really good place like right now. the fact of the superdelegates are all lined up behind hillary is a big problem but things are going so much better than expected and just covering his events, talking to his supporters it seems like there's a lot of good spirits going around. jon: christopher, is hillary becoming the victim of a giant left-wing conspiracy? >> hillary clinton is always a victim of some kind of conspiracy and it may now be some kind of populist uprising. bernie is a fantastically good politician. it's amazing to watch and

joining us to assess this for us is two of the best attorneys, rebecca rose woodland and arthur aidalaied saturday. congratulations, partner! >> but i'm here to talk about trump university because that is just as important as my impending nuptials. lou: i would do anything to not have the pain of that. >> there are many, many people who haven't taken the trump university course. lou: how many have sued? >> right. lou: let me show the cameras. >> five people have sued. five people. and trump had the evidence of these positive reduce of other students saying i had a great time. lou: eric schneiderman, the attorney general of new york. >> not a fan. lou: you're not a fan? >> i'm not a fan. lou: rebecca, are you a fan? >> no. lou: so i think it's over for schneiderman. >> it's not over for schneiderman, it's a pain in the neck for trump. not him personally but his team. something they have to deal with. i don't think donald trump is going to spend one minute of his life worried about these lawsuits. and i think it's a joke they put it on the day of the gop convention. but his lawyers, lega

that's right off richmond highway near the woodland shopping center.here is no apparent threat to public safety. back to you. >>> a stafford couple whose grandson has aspergerasperger'se is trying to keep him out of jail. >> reporter: well, when mikey was indicted on child porn charges earlier this month, he spent four days in jail. that experience left him so shell shocked. he emerged behaving like a 6-year-old. now they have decided to speak out about a case they don't think should have brought in the first place. they say they don't usually tightly hold hands 27-year-old grandson named mikey, but since he returned from jail last week he often won't let go. >> it ripped his heart out. about the third night there, he did not think he was going to make it out. that night he told me good-bye and i love you. >> reporter: he is a former police officer. he said when deputies knocked on the door april 1st, 2015, they thought it was some kind of prank. they found child porn on mikey's computer. emotionally, he's more like a 12-year-old. >> i explained to mik

many wood, right at the intersection, police activity, and septa's detouring the 36 trolley over to woodland avenue. if you are driving through this neck of the woods, your best bet would be lindbergh boulevard, with the local detours, and also an accident on 202, in wilmington, it is just off of i-95. we had big delays last night for the ride home at the airport, so we could have some left over weather delays, maybe any flights that didn't make it in last night, could have a beginning delay beginning this morning. so just check with the airline to play it safe. otherwise mass transit looking good. chris, lauren, back to you. >> thank you so much. following some breaking news in north philadelphia. police say two plane clothes officers were hit by another car at broad and brown streets. >> luckily it looks like they're going to be okay. steve keeley now live in north fill which more on. >> this steve? >> reporter: well, the bad enough crash where one cop was knock unconscious, they're at the hospital now getting choked out. and they'll be okay. then, that crash leads to this crash. what happ

through at about 4:30 this afternoon and now another wave moving through tabernacle and shamong into woodland. now earlier today, we did pick up an e-mail from shane. he sent in this video looks like a funnel cloud in tabernacle. he owns a landscaping company the guy guys were working in the fielder. they were near russo's farm. apple trees in the for ground this was about mile away looking southeast zahn the rotating column of air appears to be funnel cloud. i sent this to the national weather service if they were picking up any rotation on their doppler radar at the time. i saw rotation near this area but we want to shane shaken for sending that in. you are eyes and ears in the field. so we want to see those pictur pictures. so thank you very much for that report. right now we do have more showers and storms moving through tabernacle along 206 south toward shamong. along the shore we've cleared out barn nat light they just had hail moving through. barn nat heading toward lbi so police be aware of heavy rain there and then another cell you can see to the north and west of philadelphia and th

the blaze began just after 10:00 this morning on sunset and woodland avenue in east norriton.were coming out of the second story when firefighters arrived. no injuries reported with this one. >> some old and abandoned buildings in trenton are in the process of getting an overdune major face-lift. "action news" anchor rick williams live in the newsry room with a story you'll see next at 5:00. >> hi, brian. we're talking about those old buildings at the former roebling complex. right now construction crews are in the process of remodeling them. we'll show you what the end result will be tonight at 5:00. >>> also coming up tonight, friday of course marks the return of fitness friday and health reporter ali gorman has the lowdown on a new workout that combines spinning and boxing. it's called spoxing. kidding. sounds very hard whatever it is. we'll take a look at it on "action news" at 5:00 until then back to the studio. sharrie we'll see you later. >> we have to see the video. rick thank you. >>> meantime the phillies are getting ready for opening day. the action cam was at citiz

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most important thing we can do is make sure that we are planting more force, more trees come more woodlands at this government has a very good record on. >> the secretary of state for northern ireland said recently and rightfully that politics in northern ireland was in a more stable footing that has been for sometime and we for our part will continue to offer strong leadership for a better future in northern ireland. but people in northern ireland are concerned about the two-sided approach to the past, to investigate a police officer who stopped an ira bomber tried to kill police officers 25 years ago at a police station. will the prime minister agree with me that we have to get behind our security forces, praise them for the work they did in northern ireland and not persecute them going over? >> first of all in the pay tribute to the honorable gentleman and his nose of parliament, members of the assembly. i think detroit is the politics in northern ireland is more stable and, frankly, it's more productive now than has been for many years. obviously, these issues around the acts of the pas

the fire and heat also scorched acres of woodlands around the pipeline in salem township. now, the state department of environmental protection and and spectra energy are now investigating just what caused the pipeline to burst but imagine that scene in the skies over pittsburgh. brian and sharrie. >> just an extraordinary picture there. alicia thanks very much. >>> it is time for a first check of the "action news" traffic report today. >> let's go live to matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center. >>> hi, matt. >> brian, sharrie, buckle up. this is not going to be a fun ride home. as we look live on 95 this does not bode well whatsoever. emergency repairs to the northbound lanes of 95, only one right lane is getting by here in the ongoing work zone and if you know 95 you know this is a spot where we would normally be all jammed up in the afternoon just because of volume. so many people trying to get out of the city. this afternoon all those people are being funneled down into just one right lane here between girard and allegheny. it is going to be a mess of an after

i'm alton a chinatown i member born and raised in general and went to woodland been born and raised in san francisco you get an understanding of diverse community and he at this time that was all everywhere in america until i joined. >> the united states navy so it is an honor to have been born and raised in san francisco having served my country on national level it is beautiful to be able to serve the fact community i live in which is now chinatown i want to thank mayor ed lee, supervisor peskin, sxhaush and definitely the mothers teresa of chinatown annie the fact ceo and self-help for the fact elder thank you on behalf of all the ambassadors you made it only to us to serve our community and make a desists not only this community i want to thank you on behalf of all the fact ambassadors to give us the opportunity to change lives and thank you tore listening now >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and if you have any questions, we'll be happy to answer them afterwards thank you (clapping.) >> thank you so much everyone so this ends our anniversary event and press conference blood cell

i'm alton a chinatown i member born and raised in general and went to woodland been born and raised inse community and he at this time that was all everywhere in america until i joined. >> the united states navy so it is an honor to have been born and raised in san francisco having served my country on national level it is beautiful to be able to serve the fact community i live in which is now chinatown i want to thank mayor ed lee, supervisor peskin, sxhaush and definitely the mothers teresa of chinatown annie the fact ceo and self-help for the fact elder thank you on behalf of all the ambassadors you made it only to us to serve our community and make a desists not only this community i want to thank you on behalf of all the fact ambassadors to give us the opportunity to change lives and thank you tore listening now >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and if you have any questions, we'll be happy to answer them afterwards thank you (clapping.) >> thank you so much everyone so this ends our anniversary event and press conference blood cell foul the ambassadors to the clubhouse. >> thank

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meeting a family, the family of a young high school student from here in pittsburgh, who went to woodlandshool. her name was kaylee macdonald. and i met the family because kaylee had been an ardent supporter of mine. she came to meet me in pittsburgh when she was a little girl. it was her dream to someday go into politics herself. tragically, kaylee had a disease that was not properly treated in the very beginning. and she passed away just a few days ago. and the school actually called off school because she was the kind of young woman that everybody knew and everybody liked. she was popular, but she also was kind to the kids who were not. for teachers told her parents, her grandparents, her little brother, that they were sure that kaylee would have realized her dream. i want to just mention her because she will not be able to fulfill those dreams for the kind of world, the kind of ountry, she wanted to see. every one of us can do our part. for those of us in education, it is such an important role, and i want to be a good partner. and i want to give young people the chance to be able to a

nearly 50,000 acres of spectacular woodland, beaches and mountains. ♪ and we'll hit the rock.criminals, now boasts gardens, marine life and exceptional views of the san francisco bay. >> love our national parks. >> so exciting. we all get to see it. really cool. sheinelle is in the orange room with more. >> you can head to today.com to learn more about each of the national parks and then use the find your park tool. a website dedicated to matching travelers to their ideal destination. we'll be right back aftei'm ... ==anim== happening today... ==topvo== f >>> good tuesday morning at 8:26. i'm sam brock. happening today, a family babysitter accused of striking, then shaking a 10-month-old baby in danville is expected to face a judge. police say that the nanny camera caught 23-year-old michaela ryree of antioch of abusing the child at the family's home. police arrested her on monday. neighbors tell us that she worked for the family for a few months on weekdays. police say the parents installed that nanny cam inside the home, witnessed the abuse and then proceeded to report it. p