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FOX & Friends : FOXNEWSW : August 4, 2016 3:00am-6:01am PDT
lower court ruling that ordered the gloucester county school board to let grim use the bathroom that matches his gender identity. >> and cheers to this. drinking alcohol, listen to this, could be the secret to a happy marriage. >> i have a secret. i'm drunk. >> i am, too. ever since we had our kids, it takes like one sip of wine. >> i feel so good and condifant. i feel condifant. >> that will do it. researchers say older married couples who drink together are happier than those who don't. amen to that. it doesn't matter how much they drink as long as they do it together. and those are your headlines. let's do it. >> look, i have been married 30 years. what was the name of the book i wrote. mr. and mrs. happy hand book. >> mr. and mrs. happy hour. >> that's the skwequel. thanks. >> let's move on to weather. extreme weather to talk about. we have a hurricane by the name of earl making landfall overnight in belize. >> maybe it's not a good time to buy the land they keep advertising. showing the storm barrel ashore, backing winds up to 80 miles per hour. >> it's a category one storm, bri
lower court ruling that ordered the gloucester county school board to let grim use the bathroom that matches his gender identity. >> and cheers to this. drinking alcohol, listen to this, could be the secret to a happy marriage. >> i have a secret. i'm drunk. >> i am, too. ever since we had our kids, it takes like one sip of wine. >> i feel so good and condifant. i feel condifant. >> that will do it. researchers say older married couples who drink together are...
Charlie Rose : KQED : August 27, 2016 12:00am-1:01am PDT
than i realized. i've seen it so many times in my life. i played the role of gloucester in college, but i figured it's going to be such a demanding part, the rehearsal period is going to be so tough, the last thing i want to do is to go home and study words in the night. so i learned it completely cold by the first day of rehearsal. the first time i've ever done that. and sure enough, i mean, it was a process of stamina building, rehearsing it. >> rose: talk about learning it. you said you had a u.c.l.a. student come in. he would cue you so that you would know the lines that led to your lines? >> well, he would just sit and listen, correct me as i -- actually, in my days on third rock from the sun, i worked out an extremely efficient way of memorizing great gobs of material because it came at you very fast and it was a very, very wordy and fast-paced show. i trained my assistant to feed me my lines with a three-minute pause between -- a three-second pause between every single word, including a, and and the. and i would drill the line in all those pauses, and i could learn a speech
than i realized. i've seen it so many times in my life. i played the role of gloucester in college, but i figured it's going to be such a demanding part, the rehearsal period is going to be so tough, the last thing i want to do is to go home and study words in the night. so i learned it completely cold by the first day of rehearsal. the first time i've ever done that. and sure enough, i mean, it was a process of stamina building, rehearsing it. >> rose: talk about learning it. you said...
Eyewitness News at 5 : KYW : August 1, 2016 5:00am-5:31am EDT
in gloucester county. the five alarm fire broke out sunday afternoon it, calucci lumber yard. phil rem son shared this video with cbs-3. fire officials not only dealing with a burning building but dangerous chemicals. >> we had some propane tanks popping, later into the fire, early on there was paint cans popping and some compressed gas cans inside the building. >> i got the calls, i got text, i got videos, i go oh, crap, driving by here at 11:30 in the morning, my uncle was here an hour before. so it happened. >> the lumber yard has been there for 70 years, two firefighters were taken to the hospital for heat exhaustion, the county fire mal sean as prosecute remembers trying to figure out what caused the fire. >> two former temple police officers are charged in the death after woman last friday in germantown. police say the woman was beaten to death friday morning, in a home on the 4600 block of green street. police have charged aaron wright and marquis robinson with her death. temple university confirmed to "eyewitness news" robin sos was fired as an university police officer thi
in gloucester county. the five alarm fire broke out sunday afternoon it, calucci lumber yard. phil rem son shared this video with cbs-3. fire officials not only dealing with a burning building but dangerous chemicals. >> we had some propane tanks popping, later into the fire, early on there was paint cans popping and some compressed gas cans inside the building. >> i got the calls, i got text, i got videos, i go oh, crap, driving by here at 11:30 in the morning, my uncle was here...
CBS This Morning : KYW : August 5, 2016 7:00am-9:01am EDT
investigating possible contamination risk in west depford, gloucester county. epa soil testing revealed pieces of plastic were found in yards on birch court, from car batteries, battery recycling business was there until the 1980s, township administrator says they're cooperating with the epa. >> let's sends right over to lauren casey and the eyewitness forecast. good morning. >> good morning, much better day today, as we've had over the week, nice conditions, and today's going to be much of the same. 87 degrees, mostly sunny, bit more humid, into the second half of the day, and then for tonight, becoming muggy, especially as we head into the latter portion of the overnight, here you'll feel that waking up tomorrow morning, increasing clouds, 73 degrees, and near seven day forecast nice conditions, except for storms on saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday, meisha, a all look grade. low humidity and lots of sunshine. >> lauren, thank you so much. looking on the roadways right now, guys, we have an accident. southbound boulevard at the off ramp to the schuylkill. the right lane is bl
investigating possible contamination risk in west depford, gloucester county. epa soil testing revealed pieces of plastic were found in yards on birch court, from car batteries, battery recycling business was there until the 1980s, township administrator says they're cooperating with the epa. >> let's sends right over to lauren casey and the eyewitness forecast. good morning. >> good morning, much better day today, as we've had over the week, nice conditions, and today's going to...
Eyewitness News at 12PM : KYW : August 2, 2016 12:00pm-12:31pm EDT
much over the city to the north and south over camden, gloucester county, new jersey, but, where we have the sun, look at the temperatures, much warmer, near 80 in wilmington, 80 millville. still nice breeze off the water, keeping the temperatures from getting too hot today. dew points, coming down. yesterday they were in the 70s, felt very humid tropical, by tonight, going to be in the 50's to low 60s, that's nice for early august, that's the trends through the day on wednesday. so great day to be outdoors tomorrow, even into thursday, humidity levels stay on the lower side. they start to move back up as we head into friday. here is the tropical system of the season, earl, just south and west of jamaica, winds currently 45 miles per hour, may strengthen up to 60 before it weakens again as it hit the uketon peninsula, looks like late this week thursday or friday. so if you have plans down to mexico, late in the week, could run into some disturbed weather. all right, back home though, we have low pressure moving off shore, still maybe stray shower later today, but quiet tomorrow, lit
much over the city to the north and south over camden, gloucester county, new jersey, but, where we have the sun, look at the temperatures, much warmer, near 80 in wilmington, 80 millville. still nice breeze off the water, keeping the temperatures from getting too hot today. dew points, coming down. yesterday they were in the 70s, felt very humid tropical, by tonight, going to be in the 50's to low 60s, that's nice for early august, that's the trends through the day on wednesday. so great day...
Eyewitness News Sunday : KYW : August 21, 2016 6:30pm-7:01pm EDT
, philadelphia, it's moving east. so next up, gloucester city to haddenfield, cherry hill and running immediate and deptford continues east. also watch for imbedded lightning. we have seen heavy rain primarily across the southern half of delaware valley over the last several hours. strongest weather we have moving through delaware and parts of jersey shore there's a flash flood warning in effect until 9:00 for kent county, delaware. good news is though the heaviest rain is starting to now move out of delaware. you notice some cities included in the flash flood warning in the last couple hours smyrna to dover, river view, farming ton. millford included within the flash flood warning and good time to stay over the roads. this is three hour loop. you can see how long that heavy rainfall persist add cross parts of kent county, delaware and now this heavy cell is moving through cape may county, new jersey. watch for nearly continuous lightning and heavy rainfall that continues to traverse cape i may county as we traverse the next 30 to 45 minutes and delaware beaches you have heavy cells l
, philadelphia, it's moving east. so next up, gloucester city to haddenfield, cherry hill and running immediate and deptford continues east. also watch for imbedded lightning. we have seen heavy rain primarily across the southern half of delaware valley over the last several hours. strongest weather we have moving through delaware and parts of jersey shore there's a flash flood warning in effect until 9:00 for kent county, delaware. good news is though the heaviest rain is starting to now move...
broke out sunday afternoon at the colucci lumber yard in gloucester county, sharing this eyewitness video with cbs-3. fire officials were not only dealing with a burning building, but dangerous chemicals. >> next thing you know, flames engulf, little explosions are happening in the building, and it just trashed the place. >> driving by here 11:30 in the morning, everything was fine, uncle was here hour before. a local spot, but sometime do you have move on in life or you got to rebuild and reclaim it. >> two firefighters were taken to the hospital for heat exhaustion, county fire marshall and prosecute letters try to zero in on a cause. >> hard to believe this driver survived crashing into a philadelphia firetruck in center city. the crash happened around 7:00 yesterday evening, at mark and 23rd street. we're told the firefighters were responding to a call when the suv t-bonds the truck. the truck swerved to avoid hitting people on the sidewalk before knocking down a street light and nearly crashing into the peco building. the fire department tells us no one was hurt. >> police are
broke out sunday afternoon at the colucci lumber yard in gloucester county, sharing this eyewitness video with cbs-3. fire officials were not only dealing with a burning building, but dangerous chemicals. >> next thing you know, flames engulf, little explosions are happening in the building, and it just trashed the place. >> driving by here 11:30 in the morning, everything was fine, uncle was here hour before. a local spot, but sometime do you have move on in life or you got to...
Eyewitness News at 11 : KYW : August 7, 2016 11:00pm-11:36pm EDT
in this video please contact police right away. >> and police in gloucester county are looking for a fugitive tonight. caityln shields of westville did not show up for court and now a warrant has been issued for her arrest. the 20-year-old is charged with forgery of checks and anyone who has seen shield or knows where she is should contact police as well. >> now residents in northeast philly lined the streets to salute the men and women in blue. ♪ . >> eyewitness news at the back to blue motorcycle ride where participants road through multiple districts showing their support for police and ended with rally where commissioner roth was on hand to thank supporters and jury selection begins tomorrow in the trial of attorney general kathleen kane. kane is accused of leaking grand jury information and lying under oath. last week the state supreme court denied kane emergency petition to have charges against her dropped. >>> now to latest in campaign 2016 tonight with president presidential election choseing in quickly recent polls show hillary clinton opening up a sizable lead over republ
in this video please contact police right away. >> and police in gloucester county are looking for a fugitive tonight. caityln shields of westville did not show up for court and now a warrant has been issued for her arrest. the 20-year-old is charged with forgery of checks and anyone who has seen shield or knows where she is should contact police as well. >> now residents in northeast philly lined the streets to salute the men and women in blue. ♪ . >> eyewitness news at...
gloucester city against the team from freehold monmouth county. freehold beat the upper township team to advance with new jersey's representative, the little league world series. but great year for the upper township team all the same. >> meanwhile, in other news, there is a call to make a temporary dnc parking change permanent. >> so some people who live in south philly want mayor kenney to ban parking on the south broad street median for good. the parking authority prohibited parking on the median during last week's convention, there has been parking in the middle of broad street for generations, but now there is an on-line petition that claims parking that way is unsafe for all concerned. >> cars that are trying to parallel park, in a very tiny space, right next to cars that are going 35 miles an hour, it is not a recipe for how a street should be working. >> there are more than a thousand signatures on the petition. mayor kenney says, any changes would be done with the cooperation of the community. >>> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", donald trump makes a campaig
gloucester city against the team from freehold monmouth county. freehold beat the upper township team to advance with new jersey's representative, the little league world series. but great year for the upper township team all the same. >> meanwhile, in other news, there is a call to make a temporary dnc parking change permanent. >> so some people who live in south philly want mayor kenney to ban parking on the south broad street median for good. the parking authority prohibited...
Eyewitness News at 6 : KYW : August 19, 2016 6:00pm-6:31pm EDT
sites. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in gloucester township with that story, cleve. >> reporter: whether it is a bucket of rainwater or pond anywhere there is stagnant water mosquitoes will breed. to fight off west nile and zika camden county is making it easier for community to get involved in reporting issues. >> none of these are here. >> reporter: identifying and killing mosquitoes are primary defense against spread of the zika virus. there are no confirms cases of people contracting zika from new jersey and camden county is rolling out a new way to report mosquito problems. >> what we have developed here is a strategy that will help us more intelligencely work through this data, so that we can provide a more targeted, and tailored and specific response for the community. >> reporter: in less time then it takes to calm mosquito control have have someone fill out the a report, you can now do it yourself on line and you'll get updates on how county is addressing the issue. >> it saves time. we now have a report that is very inclusive and it helps us j
sites. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in gloucester township with that story, cleve. >> reporter: whether it is a bucket of rainwater or pond anywhere there is stagnant water mosquitoes will breed. to fight off west nile and zika camden county is making it easier for community to get involved in reporting issues. >> none of these are here. >> reporter: identifying and killing mosquitoes are primary defense against spread of the zika virus....
but not literature. rowan college of gloucester county faculty member used a play on word to make something remarkable in front of her summer home in cape may. >> it is the poet tree and it is, a tree with lots of poems. >> reporter: for three weeks she has been tying sheets of paper to the tree in her front yard with her favorite poems, some written by others, some original. >> this one is called miles speaks and thinks actually from my grandson. >> reporter: she prints them on brightly colored paper to grab peoples attention and if you like it, take it. so far she has given out more than a hundred poems. >> we have replenish poems once or twice a day every single day. >> reporter: one half of her favorite things are all of the people she has met, they are european vacationers or local surfers they stopped, read her poetry and tell her how much word she writes remind us how similar we all are. >> there is so much going on in the world today and really from the beginning of the time that remind us how we're so different from each other and i wanted to do something that reminded pe
but not literature. rowan college of gloucester county faculty member used a play on word to make something remarkable in front of her summer home in cape may. >> it is the poet tree and it is, a tree with lots of poems. >> reporter: for three weeks she has been tying sheets of paper to the tree in her front yard with her favorite poems, some written by others, some original. >> this one is called miles speaks and thinks actually from my grandson. >> reporter: she...
Eyewitness News at 11 : KYW : August 27, 2016 11:00pm-11:36pm EDT
released today by the gloucester county medical examiner. 58-year-old edward coles jr. and his wife 55-year-old rosemary coles died of blunt force trauma to the head. their son 28-year-old ryan coles is in custody and has been charged in their deaths. still no word on a possible motive. >>> "eyewitness news" has obtained disturbing surveillance video of a punch in lawncrest that now has left a man fighting for his life. the video shows three young men approaching the victim near a beer distributor on the 700 block of adams avenue yesterday. now it's unclear if words were exchanged but the man in white suddenly punches the victim. he falls hard to the ground and hits his head. right now that victim is on life support. of course, if you recognize this suspect, police want to hear from you. >>> and police in mississippi have arrested a plan in the murders of two roman catholic nuns. police say they were stabbed to death inside their home earlier this week. authorities in small town durant mississippi say just about everyone knew beloved sisters paula merrill and margaret hilt. the nuns wo
released today by the gloucester county medical examiner. 58-year-old edward coles jr. and his wife 55-year-old rosemary coles died of blunt force trauma to the head. their son 28-year-old ryan coles is in custody and has been charged in their deaths. still no word on a possible motive. >>> "eyewitness news" has obtained disturbing surveillance video of a punch in lawncrest that now has left a man fighting for his life. the video shows three young men approaching the victim...
Eyewitness News at 4:30 : KYW : August 1, 2016 4:30am-5:01am EDT
. >> we'll see if we can get that sound for awe bit later. sadly family business and landmark in gloucester county is gone this morning after five alarm fire. as "eyewitness news" reporter joel holden shows us, not only were firefighters dealing with a burning building, they were dodging dangerous explosions. >> reporter: early sunday afternoon, pour smoke from lumber. it had weathered at least one other fire years ago, phil shared this video with us. >> you can skee the roof collapsing, as plumes of toxic smoke pour from the building. >> little explosions are happening in the building. it just -- >> reporter: firefighters from all over south jersey are confronted with one challenge after another. >> we had come propane tanks popping, later into the fire, early on there were paint tanks popping. >> not without challenge, in fact, to run hoses to fire hydrant in vineland, pumping water out of nearby lake and placing it in this makeshift reservoir. >> i got the calls, i got texts, i got videos. >> brandon said hits family business has been a landmark in the community. >> sure, we had it since
. >> we'll see if we can get that sound for awe bit later. sadly family business and landmark in gloucester county is gone this morning after five alarm fire. as "eyewitness news" reporter joel holden shows us, not only were firefighters dealing with a burning building, they were dodging dangerous explosions. >> reporter: early sunday afternoon, pour smoke from lumber. it had weathered at least one other fire years ago, phil shared this video with us. >> you can skee...
Eyewitness News at 6 : KYW : August 28, 2016 6:00am-7:01am EDT
deptford home was beaten to death. those autopsy result were released yesterday by gloucester county medical examiner. fifty-eight year-old edward coless junior, his wife, rose marie coles died of blunt force trauma to the head. their 28 year-old son ryan coles is in custody and charged in his parent's death. there is still no word on a possible motive. >>> two campaign -- to campaign 2016 issues of home land security and gun violence, making head lanes in the race for president. we are now just 71 days away from those november general election. cbs news correspondent wendy gilette has the the latest. >> reporter: a police car led several vehicles into an fbi office in white plains, new york where hillary clinton received her first national security briefing. the democratic presidential nominee attended the more than two hour briefing by herself with no aids present. she got an overview of threats tasting the country from representatives of the office of the director of national intelligence. it was her only scheduled event of the day republican presidential nominee donald trump spok
deptford home was beaten to death. those autopsy result were released yesterday by gloucester county medical examiner. fifty-eight year-old edward coless junior, his wife, rose marie coles died of blunt force trauma to the head. their 28 year-old son ryan coles is in custody and charged in his parent's death. there is still no word on a possible motive. >>> two campaign -- to campaign 2016 issues of home land security and gun violence, making head lanes in the race for president. we...
closed today. pa investigating possible contamination risk in west depford, gloucester county. over the last several years, people who live on berkley court found little pieces of plasmic their yard, see it there, epa soil testing revealed pieces were from crushed car battery casings, and could pose a lead contamination risk. a battery recycling business was actually on that site, until the neighborhood was developed, in the late 1980s. >>> it is illegal. that's not an easy question to answer. so this happened a long time ago most likely, so i can't say whether it was legal or illegal at that time. >> the township should have caught onto that when they sent their inspectors out to check on the plumbing and all. >> now, the township administrator says they're cooperating with the epa. the epa says they'll continue to test homes in that development. >>> a georgia dad is in jail because police say his twin, 15 month old girls died after being left in a hot car. officers say the girls were spotted in an s.u.v. yesterday, as temperatures hit more than 90 degrees. when police got to the s
closed today. pa investigating possible contamination risk in west depford, gloucester county. over the last several years, people who live on berkley court found little pieces of plasmic their yard, see it there, epa soil testing revealed pieces were from crushed car battery casings, and could pose a lead contamination risk. a battery recycling business was actually on that site, until the neighborhood was developed, in the late 1980s. >>> it is illegal. that's not an easy question...
anyone outside in the evening hours should also wear bug spray. in gloucester township, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> if if you have driven, you supply noticed the water taken on new green hue, it is not toxic. it is a plant called duck weed, looks like one big patch of green slime, but actually made up of tiny individual but intertwined plants, and the last time it took over the schuylkill river was in 1999 under similar circumstances. >> see it in ponds like ours, but the reason philadelphians are seeing it, in the schuylkill, is that we've haven't had a lot of rain, flow kind of stagnant, so starting to build up. >> duck weed can be good for the environment, acting as shelter for vital mosquito eating insect. >>> on to the cbs-3 health watch now, 15 million people in the united states have food allergies, many of them children. families with severe allergies often rely on epi pens. but the cost of those life saving pens has gone up dramatic. health reporter stephanie stahl has moran how families are reacting. >> epi pen is never far away in the house hole where dinner
anyone outside in the evening hours should also wear bug spray. in gloucester township, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> if if you have driven, you supply noticed the water taken on new green hue, it is not toxic. it is a plant called duck weed, looks like one big patch of green slime, but actually made up of tiny individual but intertwined plants, and the last time it took over the schuylkill river was in 1999 under similar circumstances. >> see it in ponds...
delaware county, portions of chester county, northern delaware and much of gloucester, camden and northern burlington counties are under that heat warning and it does not expire until 9:00 o'clock sunday night. here's why. look at these temperatures. 93 degrees in philadelphia. that is down 1 degree from last hour when we hit 94. ninety-three in millville. ninety-four in wildwood. it is 90 in allentown but that only tells you half story. dew points in the mid 70's, that heavy, thick air you have been feeling all day when you have been outside if you have been outside and look at these feels like temperatures. feels like 101 in the city, feels like 112 in dover and it will only get worse before it gets better. i will tell but most oppressive day we will look forward to or dread, less day and when thunderstorms could impact the area coming up. ukee, back over to you. >>> so much has happened in the off season for the eagles it felt like it took forever but finally eagles nation rejoyce. we will get to watch the team at lincoln financial field, once again. >> that is right, the bird
delaware county, portions of chester county, northern delaware and much of gloucester, camden and northern burlington counties are under that heat warning and it does not expire until 9:00 o'clock sunday night. here's why. look at these temperatures. 93 degrees in philadelphia. that is down 1 degree from last hour when we hit 94. ninety-three in millville. ninety-four in wildwood. it is 90 in allentown but that only tells you half story. dew points in the mid 70's, that heavy, thick air you...
Eyewitness News Saturday : KYW : August 27, 2016 6:00pm-6:31pm EDT
yesterday was beaten to death. autopsy results were released today by the gloucester county medical examiner. 58-year-old edward coles jr. and his wife 55-year-old rosemary coles died of blunder force trauma to the head. their son 28-year-old ryan coles is in custody and has been charged in their deaths. still no word on a possible motive. >>> it is disturbing video of a near fatal punch. tonight authorities are asking for the public's help to track down a suspect accused of attacking a man in lawncrest. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live at the scene with this new just released video. alex. >> reporter: well, rahel, this incident happened in broad daylight as a man who was well known in the community and perhaps homeless was leaning up against this wall behind me. and surveillance video obtained by "eyewitness news" showed other customers move out of the way as three men in their late teens or early 20's approached the man. it's unclear if words were exchanged but the man in white then punches the victim. police describe the assault as random. we stopped the video t
yesterday was beaten to death. autopsy results were released today by the gloucester county medical examiner. 58-year-old edward coles jr. and his wife 55-year-old rosemary coles died of blunder force trauma to the head. their son 28-year-old ryan coles is in custody and has been charged in their deaths. still no word on a possible motive. >>> it is disturbing video of a near fatal punch. tonight authorities are asking for the public's help to track down a suspect accused of attacking...
Eyewitness News at 6 : KYW : August 4, 2016 6:00pm-6:31pm EDT
the woman bought the gift card from five different target stores around camden and gloucester counties. according to police she used a card stolen from a woman's wallet at promenade shopping center in marlton, new jersey. >>> new at 6:00 a wilmington police officer is arrested after police say he paid someone to set his car, on fire. detective reddick's car was burned on tuesday after someone dumped gasoline on it and then set it on fire. at first police thought it was connected to the street gang investigation but a man told police that reddick paid him to torch the car. reddick is on leave from the police department. >>> well, for many years residents in a new jersey town had no idea what they thought were little pieces on have plastic in their soil but it would turnout to be something far more sinister then that. >> that neighborhood in west deptford is demanding an explanation, cleve bryan, joins us now with more, cleve. >> reporter: bright colored flags ordain the front yard here on wood lane drive but this is not a party. as the epa is testing for lead contamination afte
the woman bought the gift card from five different target stores around camden and gloucester counties. according to police she used a card stolen from a woman's wallet at promenade shopping center in marlton, new jersey. >>> new at 6:00 a wilmington police officer is arrested after police say he paid someone to set his car, on fire. detective reddick's car was burned on tuesday after someone dumped gasoline on it and then set it on fire. at first police thought it was connected to...
from literature. rowan college and gloucester county faculty member used a play on word to make something remarkable in front of her summer home in cape may. >> it is called a poet tree and it is a tree with lots of poems. >> reporter: for three weeks she has been tying sheets of paper to the tree in her front yard with her favorite poems, some written by others, some original. >> this is called miles speak and this is something i wrote for my grandson. >> reporter: she prints them so it grabs peoples attention. if you like it, take it. she said so tar she has given out more than a hundred. >> we have replenished the poems at least once or twice a day every single day. >> reporter: bear says one of her favorite things about the poetry is all of the people she has medicine in the last several weeks whether they are european vacationers are local surfers they have stopped and read her poetry and tell her how she rye remind us how similar we all are. >> is there so much going on and so much in the beginning of the time that remind us how we're so different from each other. i wanted
from literature. rowan college and gloucester county faculty member used a play on word to make something remarkable in front of her summer home in cape may. >> it is called a poet tree and it is a tree with lots of poems. >> reporter: for three weeks she has been tying sheets of paper to the tree in her front yard with her favorite poems, some written by others, some original. >> this is called miles speak and this is something i wrote for my grandson. >> reporter: she...
Eyewitness News Sunday : KYW : August 7, 2016 6:30pm-7:01pm EDT
, cbs3, eyewitness news. >> police in gloucester country are looking for a fugitive tonight. caityln shields of westville didn't show up for court and now a warrant has been issued for her arrest. the 20-year-old is charged with forgery of checks. anyone who has seen shields or knows where she is, is asked to contact police right away. >> take a close look at this surveillance. east lansdowne, delaware county looking for three people that broke into, off the hook restaurant on baltimore area avenue. they broke a window and took a bunch of strings. if you recognize anyone this video contact please as well. >> the trial of pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane begins tomorrow. kaine is accused of leaking grand jury information and lying about it under oath. she faces multiple charges including personalry and obstruction. the state stream court denied kathleen kane's petition to have the charges dropped. jury selection begins tomorrow morning in norristown. >>> now with the presidential election closing in, recent polls show hillary clinton opening up a sizable lead against republ
, cbs3, eyewitness news. >> police in gloucester country are looking for a fugitive tonight. caityln shields of westville didn't show up for court and now a warrant has been issued for her arrest. the 20-year-old is charged with forgery of checks. anyone who has seen shields or knows where she is, is asked to contact police right away. >> take a close look at this surveillance. east lansdowne, delaware county looking for three people that broke into, off the hook restaurant on...
team from freehold monmouth county last night in gloucester city. freehold's team will now represent new jersey in the little league world series. freehold takes on connecticut in rounds one, never the also, congratulations to upper township on a great year. >>> hey, grab the crayons and your creativity. >> school may be out but crayola experience in easton help spark the imagination of children this summer. live there with the details, good morning, patrick. >> so much firm here at the crayola factory show, at the crayola experience, so much fun. first off take a look at my shores, i wore my most colorful shoes today, going to the crayola factory do you have wear them. look what the fine people did here for us, how cute is that? still on top of that, so many different things that happen here at the crayola factory, and the experience, check it out. is that a little creepy? that's me right there. with glasses and a beards, ya, i don't think he'll go that route any time soon. one of the many things you can do here, my friends, hi, kelly ann. >> thank you so much for joining us this mo
team from freehold monmouth county last night in gloucester city. freehold's team will now represent new jersey in the little league world series. freehold takes on connecticut in rounds one, never the also, congratulations to upper township on a great year. >>> hey, grab the crayons and your creativity. >> school may be out but crayola experience in easton help spark the imagination of children this summer. live there with the details, good morning, patrick. >> so much...
, was beaten to death. the gloucester county medical examiner says that 58 year-old edward coles junior and his wife five five-year old rose marie coles died from blunt force trauma ryan coles is in custody and charged in their death. >>> disturbing new video shows the moment a man, was punched in lawncrest. now the attack has left them in critical condition at a city hospital. now take a look at this video. that is striking blue right there. video shows three men approaching the victim near a beer distributor in the 700 block of adams avenue. that is when the man in right there, suddenly punches the victim. he took a hard fall and hit his head at last check victim was on life support. if you recognize that attacker you are asked to give police a call. >>> now to campaign 2016 issues of home land security and gun violence are making headlines in the race for president. we are now 71 days, until the general election. and cbs news correspondent wendy gilette has the latest from the campaign trail. >> reporter: police car led several vehicles into an fbi office in white plains, new
, was beaten to death. the gloucester county medical examiner says that 58 year-old edward coles junior and his wife five five-year old rose marie coles died from blunt force trauma ryan coles is in custody and charged in their death. >>> disturbing new video shows the moment a man, was punched in lawncrest. now the attack has left them in critical condition at a city hospital. now take a look at this video. that is striking blue right there. video shows three men approaching the...
death. there was an autopsy results from released yet from the gloucester county medical examiner. fifty-eight year-old edward coles junior his wife, five five-year old rose marie coles both died of blunt force trauma to the head. their son ryan coles is in custody and has been charged in their death. there is still no word on a possible motive. >>> well, still to come this morning the numbers of drivers calling from the roadside for help is on the rise, and many of of them have newer cars. find out why tech -- technology toys blame. >>> mourners gathered for first earthquake in hitly we will have update up next. >>> also ahead where not just one but one large sinkholes takes drivers by surprise. justin? >>> good sunday morning everyone. once again temperatures heating up and we will have a hot finish to the month of august but september will bring relief, we will talk >>> across italy saturday it was a day of morning for nearly 300 people killed by a devastating earthquake in, one town, 35 caskets, were brought to a community gym. asseth dome reports the gym is one of the last la
death. there was an autopsy results from released yet from the gloucester county medical examiner. fifty-eight year-old edward coles junior his wife, five five-year old rose marie coles both died of blunt force trauma to the head. their son ryan coles is in custody and has been charged in their death. there is still no word on a possible motive. >>> well, still to come this morning the numbers of drivers calling from the roadside for help is on the rise, and many of of them have newer...
WBZ This Morning : WBZ : August 21, 2016 5:00am-6:01am EDT
has the latest from gloucester. >> reporter: late in the afternoon in rough seas, the boat started taking on water and started taking on water. people were getting scared, getting sick, especially when they brought out the life jackets. >> reporter: the sea water was coming in at five gallons a minute. >> we were taking on water. we cut the engine. >> i did used to do commercial fishing in high have been to sinking. >> reporter: the captain of the lisa and jake saving the day, towing the boat in. >> after assessing the situation, the people on board were waving their arms saying "please, please, please. >> reporter: one of the youngest people on board summed the harbor. >> and are we safe now? >> yep. >> reporter: that's what everyone wants to see. a great job by everyone involved. jim smith reporting. >>> a man has been charged after walking into the women's bathroom friday morning and pulling down he urinated in the sink and told her this is a man's bathroom now. >> i don't know why he went into the women's bathroom and said it's the men's bathroom. >> the man has been charged wi
has the latest from gloucester. >> reporter: late in the afternoon in rough seas, the boat started taking on water and started taking on water. people were getting scared, getting sick, especially when they brought out the life jackets. >> reporter: the sea water was coming in at five gallons a minute. >> we were taking on water. we cut the engine. >> i did used to do commercial fishing in high have been to sinking. >> reporter: the captain of the lisa and jake...
firearm positioner. >>> public health official approved the first kneeled exchange program. gloucester based north shore health project has been given the go-ahead for a program including counselor and narcan distribution and needle exchange. they hope to have the program up and running by october. >>> training begins for the thisweek. 1 hundred-- body cam are a pilot program this week. 100 officers will be testing the body cam. mayor expects no push back now officers have been assigned. >> you not going to hear about large protest from them about wearing them. i think it's really the unknown and uncertainty of what does the camera mean and what does it will do and he think what happens this week is they will it's all about. >> the 6 month program will start on september or the first week of september rather and the mayor says they will evaluate the results and decide the future of police body cams. >>> disturbing statistics from a school safety group. massachusetts has more hoax bomb threats in schools than any other state. the educators school safety network counted 135 fake threats
firearm positioner. >>> public health official approved the first kneeled exchange program. gloucester based north shore health project has been given the go-ahead for a program including counselor and narcan distribution and needle exchange. they hope to have the program up and running by october. >>> training begins for the thisweek. 1 hundred-- body cam are a pilot program this week. 100 officers will be testing the body cam. mayor expects no push back now officers have...
WBZ This Morning : WBZ : August 5, 2016 6:00am-7:01am EDT
walk in gloucester on wednesday night. movies get started there at 8 or when it gets dark. boston here's a live look right now. brought to you by wbz radio and dcr. movies begin at sundown but you have to get there early to grab the perexpect spot. tonight's movie -- perfect spot. tonight's movie the perfect dinosaur. to are more go to cbsboston.com. a lot of good tips there for you on the website. >>> ahead an annoying problem on the orange line. the issue the mbta is hook into after complaints into after complaints from riders. let the games begin. olympic opening ceremonies gets underway tonight but is rio ready? we will have the latest. you are watching wbz this ticks are out in mass. so check yourself, your kids, and your pets anytime you've been outdoors. check everywhere -- in your hair, under your arms, and between your toes. if you find a tick, remove it as soon as you can. use fine-tipped tweezers to grasp the tick close to the skin. use firm, even pressure pulling straight up, without twisting or turning. then clean the bite area and your hands with soap and water. some
walk in gloucester on wednesday night. movies get started there at 8 or when it gets dark. boston here's a live look right now. brought to you by wbz radio and dcr. movies begin at sundown but you have to get there early to grab the perexpect spot. tonight's movie -- perfect spot. tonight's movie the perfect dinosaur. to are more go to cbsboston.com. a lot of good tips there for you on the website. >>> ahead an annoying problem on the orange line. the issue the mbta is hook into after...
your blankets and beach chairs and head to the the harbor walk in gloucester on wednesday nights. movies get started at 8 or when it gets dark. and you can enjoy free friday flicks at the half shell in st looks lonely but things will change. by the way this is brought to you by wbz radio and dcr movies. come early to grab a great spot. tonight's movie is the good dinosaur. to more free movies in boston and across the area, go to the website we have great tips for you in the summer of savings section. that's cbsboston.com. >>> 5:21 is the time. up next the pats gearing up for the rest-- for the first rather other in practice. and finally, some good news for the red sox. highlights from the late night ? ? with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, nutella adds a smile to any morning. one jar; so many delicious possibilities. >>> wbz sports driven by bmw. test drive a bmw today as your massachusetts bmw center or visit bmwmass.com. >> training camp is heating up steve burton has more. >> good morning a week from last night the patriots played the first preseason game against
your blankets and beach chairs and head to the the harbor walk in gloucester on wednesday nights. movies get started at 8 or when it gets dark. and you can enjoy free friday flicks at the half shell in st looks lonely but things will change. by the way this is brought to you by wbz radio and dcr movies. come early to grab a great spot. tonight's movie is the good dinosaur. to more free movies in boston and across the area, go to the website we have great tips for you in the summer of savings...
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, very labor intensive. >> the fire has been contained and no homes were threatened. >>> a gloucester tour boat back to dock after it started taking on water in the middle of a cruise. another boat was in the right place at the right time to help out. minutes where it was hairy. >> reporter: a cape anne harbor tour boat being towed safely back to show. late saturday afternoon in rough seas the tour boat began taking on water with 34 people on board. >> we were just cruising along, engine died, started taking on water, we were taking buckets throwing them over the side, getting water off the boat. people were getting scared, a couple were getting sick, especially when they brought out t jackets. >> reporter: sea water was gushing in at a rate of 5 gallons a minute. >> it was rough out there. waves were crashing over. we took on water, and the salt water cut the engine. >> i used to do commercial fishing in high school and i've been on boats thousands of times but that's the closest i've been to sinking. >> reporter: the coast guard rushed to the scene along with the fishing boat lisa &
, very labor intensive. >> the fire has been contained and no homes were threatened. >>> a gloucester tour boat back to dock after it started taking on water in the middle of a cruise. another boat was in the right place at the right time to help out. minutes where it was hairy. >> reporter: a cape anne harbor tour boat being towed safely back to show. late saturday afternoon in rough seas the tour boat began taking on water with 34 people on board. >> we were just...
WBZ News : WBZ : August 20, 2016 6:00pm-6:31pm EDT
boat to gloucester harbor. it started taking on water with 34 people on board. it is a 37 foot boat. >>> state police also responded. the good news is there is no report of any injuries. we do have a crew on the way to the scene, and we will have more tonight at 10 a clock and 11:00. >>> also tonight, a woman -- a man is dead and the woman in the hospital after a double shooting overnight. >> the shooting does not walsh is calling on witnesses to speak up. took a deadly night in dorchester after two people are shot on deadly terrorists on early's -- early saturday morning. >> we had to individuals shot. both in their 30s. the 36-year-old male passed away. the female, thank god, i think that she is going to mason.>> police do not believe the shooting was random. >> the individual fired multiple shots at two individuals up close. hopefully, we can get who was responsible reporter: the neighbors say the pilot -- area. this violent many years ago. they believe the people involved in the shooting does not -- did not live on the street. >> what happened last night was crazy. i have a 15-y
boat to gloucester harbor. it started taking on water with 34 people on board. it is a 37 foot boat. >>> state police also responded. the good news is there is no report of any injuries. we do have a crew on the way to the scene, and we will have more tonight at 10 a clock and 11:00. >>> also tonight, a woman -- a man is dead and the woman in the hospital after a double shooting overnight. >> the shooting does not walsh is calling on witnesses to speak up. took a deadly...
WBZ News : WBZ : August 5, 2016 5:30pm-6:00pm EDT
your blankets and beach chairs and head to the harbor walk in gloucester on monday nights. you can enjoy free friday flicks in boston brought to you -- get there early and get the perfect spot. tonight's movie is the dinosaur. go to www.cbsboston.com for more. i'm kathryn hauser, wbz news. >> reporter: all right, thank you. just to give a quick update. lisa is riding, leaving from wellesley tomorrow, two days. myself, eric, and the entire weather team is riding on sunday from wellesley, to foxborough and back to wellesley. and we want to thank all the generous folks. celebration, eric. >> absolutely. and i just want to echo the sentiments there as well. so many viewers and twitter followers have been donating to the cause. the weather team is up over $8500, the generosity is amazing. and what a philanthropic place we live. the crowd is getting the bikes ready. tomorrow morning is an early start. and every bell, it's a first time pan mass rider. it's going to be a warm and humid day. we talk about much higher humidity. we'll have air temperatures in the 80s. definitely, stay hydrate
your blankets and beach chairs and head to the harbor walk in gloucester on monday nights. you can enjoy free friday flicks in boston brought to you -- get there early and get the perfect spot. tonight's movie is the dinosaur. go to www.cbsboston.com for more. i'm kathryn hauser, wbz news. >> reporter: all right, thank you. just to give a quick update. lisa is riding, leaving from wellesley tomorrow, two days. myself, eric, and the entire weather team is riding on sunday from wellesley,...
WBZ News : WBZ : August 20, 2016 11:00pm-11:36pm EDT
water off gloucester. >> reporter: ken, this was a very serious situation in the port of gloucester this afternoon. now everyone is safely back into port. >> there were a couple of minutes, it was pretty hairy. >> reporter: a cape back to shore. the end of a frightening situation at sea. it began taking on water with 34 people onboard. >> just cruising along, engine died. taking water. hoped get some water out of the boat. people getting scared. some people getting sick. >> reporter: sea water was gallons per minute. >> waves were crashing over. we just took on water, and saltwater, cut the engine. i used to do some commercial fishing in high school and stuff and i've been on boats thousands of times, but that's probably the closest i've ever been to actually sinking. >> reporter: the coast guard rushed to the scene. the captain of the lisa and jake saving the day. tugging the tour boat back in. >> after assessing the situation, we asked if he needed a tow, 34 people waved said please, please, please. they were dying to get out. >> reporter: everybody got savely back to shore, nobod
water off gloucester. >> reporter: ken, this was a very serious situation in the port of gloucester this afternoon. now everyone is safely back into port. >> there were a couple of minutes, it was pretty hairy. >> reporter: a cape back to shore. the end of a frightening situation at sea. it began taking on water with 34 people onboard. >> just cruising along, engine died. taking water. hoped get some water out of the boat. people getting scared. some people getting...
officials approved a first needle exchange program on the north shore. the gloucester based service agency north shore health project has been given the go- ahead for a program that will include counseling disease screening and nare cassidy try biewtion and needle exchange. hopes to have it up and running by october. >>> this morning's heavy rain may help ease the risk of bust fires. it will be a welcome change for fire fighters who battled a brush fire in west roxbury it was in the area of roxbury latten school and quarry it was in the huge but it was tough to put out. taking about 26 hours. >> the firefighters have to drag the hose hundreds of feet up hills and down hills and rocks you know and it's very labor intensive. >> no one was hurt and no homes were jeopardized. firefighters say an extended soaking rain is what is needed to lower the risk of the brush fires. >>> strong winds led to two kayakers being rescued off castle island. one of the kayakers started to take on water and began to sink sunday afternoon. that's when a second man came over to try to bail the kayak out but
officials approved a first needle exchange program on the north shore. the gloucester based service agency north shore health project has been given the go- ahead for a program that will include counseling disease screening and nare cassidy try biewtion and needle exchange. hopes to have it up and running by october. >>> this morning's heavy rain may help ease the risk of bust fires. it will be a welcome change for fire fighters who battled a brush fire in west roxbury it was in the...
nicole jacobs wbz news. >>> a gloucester man is facing charges for an attack on a woman in rockport. police say 22-year-old angel castro grabbed the woman from behind knocked her down and tried to rip-off her clothes. anna meiler is live with the latest. anna. >> reporter: kate angel perez castro will be arraigned in -- bat theory on a disabled person and assault with intent to -- battery on a disabled person and assault and intent to rape he was arrested hours after police put out a be on alert of this man. officers followed a tip to atlantic road in gloucester where they found the 22 year oa.d perez castro is accused of a poaching -- a---year-old perez castro is accused of approaching a woman and knobbing her attempting to remove her clothes but she screamed so loudly he took off on a bike. perez castro told police he he initially followed the victim because he thought she was under the influence of drugs. perez told police he wanted to offer her 5 dollars because he thought she needed help. she pushed him away and he got angry and pushed her back. perez castro attempted to pull d
nicole jacobs wbz news. >>> a gloucester man is facing charges for an attack on a woman in rockport. police say 22-year-old angel castro grabbed the woman from behind knocked her down and tried to rip-off her clothes. anna meiler is live with the latest. anna. >> reporter: kate angel perez castro will be arraigned in -- bat theory on a disabled person and assault with intent to -- battery on a disabled person and assault and intent to rape he was arrested hours after police put...
carries a federal prison sentence of up to five years. >>> a man from gloucester was charged with attacking a disabled woman in rock port. the 22-year-old grabbed the woman from behind, knocked her down and tried to rip off her clothing. he told police a different story. he said he was following the woman to give her help because he thought she was on drugs. he got angry when the woman he shoved her. >>> an uber driver is accused of exposing himself to girls. today he was charged with incidents in everett and malden and was facing charges for an incident in boston from last year. we asked uber if they did a background check on him before hiring him but they have not responded. >>> hundreds gathered in mississippi to remember two nuns murdered in they served as nurses in one of the poorest communities in mississippi. she and her sister were found stabbed to death last week, discovered when they failed to show up at the clinic where they worked. investigators are saying very little about this man. rodney sanders confessed to the crime and he could face the death penalty if convicted
carries a federal prison sentence of up to five years. >>> a man from gloucester was charged with attacking a disabled woman in rock port. the 22-year-old grabbed the woman from behind, knocked her down and tried to rip off her clothing. he told police a different story. he said he was following the woman to give her help because he thought she was on drugs. he got angry when the woman he shoved her. >>> an uber driver is accused of exposing himself to girls. today he was...
beverly an off duty state trooper saw the crash and requested help. the gloucester man later died. his passenger, a 29-year-old rockport woman remains in hospital with serious injuries. >>> another delay for the mbta. the globe reporting $104 million project to refurbish the greenline trolley cars will not year as expected to be completed this year. the delay is due to the slow removal of asbestos from the cards that date back to the 1980s. the cost of the project will jump by another 11.5 million dollars. >>> now to the pan- mass challenge. this was a one and a big weekend with the nation's largest fund- raiser. >> thousands of icicles took off from storage which will be a two day journey to wbz ryan kass is live at the mass maritime academy. ryan? >>reporter: hey there, kate. beautiful night here. spectacular backdrop. festive people gathered here and getting ready for the cancer survivor's toast and celebrating getting through day one of this ruling ride. along the way there is a big reason a lot of them that a second win. >> there is a lot of emotion and it's a happy day. >> this i
beverly an off duty state trooper saw the crash and requested help. the gloucester man later died. his passenger, a 29-year-old rockport woman remains in hospital with serious injuries. >>> another delay for the mbta. the globe reporting $104 million project to refurbish the greenline trolley cars will not year as expected to be completed this year. the delay is due to the slow removal of asbestos from the cards that date back to the 1980s. the cost of the project will jump by another...
NBC10 News at 6pm : WCAU : August 1, 2016 6:00pm-6:31pm EDT
weather in your neighborhood. called stormranger10 and debut it had this afternoon in gloucester county. nbc 10's keith jones gives everyone a lesson on how it works and what it can do. >> reporter: what is this thing in the first of its kind in the world and not to mention its home is right here in the delaware valley at nbc 10. the definition of ranger, someone in charge, patrolling and protecting the land. in our case pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. stormranger's reach, 75 miles all around and wherever we take it, filling in gaps in the radar. it's like having another pair of expert eyes on the storms so we can warn you and protect your family even earlier. >> we're able to get a better detailed look at the storm to see if there's hail, heavy rain, if it'sy is vernede we're able to see if the other radars and we can warn people sooner. here's how it works. we strapped anusol i had radar system to a high-tech control room on wheels. it's a million dollar investment in you. stormranger was designed by world renowned experts and put to the test in tornado alley, one most d
weather in your neighborhood. called stormranger10 and debut it had this afternoon in gloucester county. nbc 10's keith jones gives everyone a lesson on how it works and what it can do. >> reporter: what is this thing in the first of its kind in the world and not to mention its home is right here in the delaware valley at nbc 10. the definition of ranger, someone in charge, patrolling and protecting the land. in our case pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. stormranger's reach, 75...
NBC10 News Today at 6am : WCAU : August 9, 2016 6:00am-6:51am EDT
jersey are warning people about heroin causing a spike in overdoses in gloucester county. the heroin is stamped with the names red snowman and superstar. police in gibbstown, paulsboro and franklin township had to use narcan to revive victims over the weekend. the prosecutor's office says if you have athis dangerous heroin, you can hand it over to police with no consequences. >>> some delta flights are still delayed and canceled because of yesterday's computer outage. >> we told you about this yesterday morning. 250 flights are canceled nationwide as the airline works to get everything back online. the airline will hand out refunds and travel vouchers as a result of the problem. delta canceled more than 700 flights and delayed more than 2,600 others. that was yesterday after the computer failure at its atlanta headquarters. around this time yesterday morning, the airlines said customers whose flights were canceled or delayed for more than three hours could get a refund and $200 in travel vouchers. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> eight minutes after 6:00. here we go. sun vies
jersey are warning people about heroin causing a spike in overdoses in gloucester county. the heroin is stamped with the names red snowman and superstar. police in gibbstown, paulsboro and franklin township had to use narcan to revive victims over the weekend. the prosecutor's office says if you have athis dangerous heroin, you can hand it over to police with no consequences. >>> some delta flights are still delayed and canceled because of yesterday's computer outage. >> we told...
move this thing anywhere we want. if you are watching in gloucester county. today it's in berks county. the red sweep indicates where our mobile radar is. we can drive it anywhere we want. it fills in the gaps that other radars miss. we get a better view of the storm, better details. we can drive it into any type of weather whenever and wherever we want. this is going to be really good, especially come winter. because we can tell you what's actually hitting the ground now that we can move this thing around, whether it's snow hitting the ground or rain hitting the ground. it will improve our forecast big-time. we're getting into parts of lancaster county. there's our truck right near new morgan in parts of berks county. heavy rain moving into lancaster county. it will skim western parts of westchester county here. parksburg by 5:49. russellville 6:12. east nottingham by about 6:30. the only shower in the area, though, the rest of the area is dry with the clouds trying to break apart. temperatures are cooler today because of the onshore wind. it's 80 degrees in philadelphia. low 8
move this thing anywhere we want. if you are watching in gloucester county. today it's in berks county. the red sweep indicates where our mobile radar is. we can drive it anywhere we want. it fills in the gaps that other radars miss. we get a better view of the storm, better details. we can drive it into any type of weather whenever and wherever we want. this is going to be really good, especially come winter. because we can tell you what's actually hitting the ground now that we can move this...
NBC10 News Today Weekend at 6am : WCAU : August 6, 2016 6:00am-7:00am EDT
gloucester, but mt. laurel light rain, pemberton spotty out there, sprinkles at best this morning, but if you are heading out early toss the umbrella in the car if you want to get in a morning run you still can. this is going to be the best time for you because it does get quite hot and humid as we move through your afternoon. we drop down along the shore. all morning long we have been tracking storm cells moving through. a little more strength here. the red/orange is where we have heavier rain but most of that is moving off the shore. we have that next round of light to moderate rain that's moving in as we speak around delaware bay moving over and into parts of south jersey and the shore. spotty showers this morning if you are a little farther south into parts of new jersey. your hour by hour is going to show us later today the timing of those potential thunderstorms. clouds out there this morning, it's not doing a great job of showing us the current rain but that is in play. that's going to move off and i expect we will see a little break in clouds, some sun/cloud mix 1:30 in the aft
gloucester, but mt. laurel light rain, pemberton spotty out there, sprinkles at best this morning, but if you are heading out early toss the umbrella in the car if you want to get in a morning run you still can. this is going to be the best time for you because it does get quite hot and humid as we move through your afternoon. we drop down along the shore. all morning long we have been tracking storm cells moving through. a little more strength here. the red/orange is where we have heavier...
, drove it in gloucester county near glassboro and more details on this as well as a look at when the rain will come to an end. that's all coming up. >> still ahead at 5, we take you inside our newest forecasting tools for storm radar 10. radar and wheels, it will help our weather team and bring you more accurate and reliable information. we'll show you how coming up at 5:45, but right now at 5:00, protecting children from guns. today the city of philadelphia has a new law in place. >> it follows a series of accidental shootings at injured or killed at least four children. nbc 10 investigative reporter mitch blocker has been look into this new law and joins with us more details on that and how the city is trying to help gun owners obey the new rules. mitch? >> guys, we're at fairhill square park in north philly where the philadelphia sheriff's department has just started handing out these gun locks. you can see people starting to gather the philadelphia sheriff's office handing out the gun locks. the whole hope sheer that accidental shootings will be cut down and that gun owners, they
, drove it in gloucester county near glassboro and more details on this as well as a look at when the rain will come to an end. that's all coming up. >> still ahead at 5, we take you inside our newest forecasting tools for storm radar 10. radar and wheels, it will help our weather team and bring you more accurate and reliable information. we'll show you how coming up at 5:45, but right now at 5:00, protecting children from guns. today the city of philadelphia has a new law in place....
Early Today : WCAU : August 2, 2016 4:00am-4:31am EDT
that destroyed a 70-year-old family business in gloucester county. the colucci bum ber yard in malaga went up in flames on sunday. yesterday, the fire marshal supervised crews using a backhoe to dig for answers. the owner and one of his long-time employees are pondering whether or not to rebuild. >> there's still smoke coming up. i'm not thinking that far ahead. >> a lot of people don't want to go to millville to home depot to get a pound of nails. >> the owner told us two metal safes an a metal filing cabinet protected important business documents from being destroyed in the fire. >>> the spread of zika in miami prompts an unprecedented travel warning. the centers for disease control says pregnant mothers should stay away from the miami area. yesterday, florida's governor confirmed ten new infections of the zika virus likely transmitted by mosquitos in the miami area. that brings the total in south florida to 14. health care workers have been going door to door asking for urine samples in order to get a better idea of how the virus is spreading. >>> it's 4:15. the owners of a
that destroyed a 70-year-old family business in gloucester county. the colucci bum ber yard in malaga went up in flames on sunday. yesterday, the fire marshal supervised crews using a backhoe to dig for answers. the owner and one of his long-time employees are pondering whether or not to rebuild. >> there's still smoke coming up. i'm not thinking that far ahead. >> a lot of people don't want to go to millville to home depot to get a pound of nails. >> the owner told us two...
gloucester county. the heroin is stamed with the names red snowman and superstar. police in gibbstown, paulsboro and franklin township had to use narcan over the weekend. if you have this dangerous heroin, you can hand it over to police with no consequences. >>> a rescue of a dolphin at the jersey shore is caught on video. look at this. >> here you go. she's coming this way. >> that's the rescue in cape may county on sunday. members of the marine mammal stranding center and firefighters spent ten hours freeing the dolphin from a creek in middle township. the rescuers waded through knee-deep mud to wrestle the seven-foot dolphin into i annette, drove the mammal to the delaware bay instead of the ocean. >> we assume we'd do better letting him go there than on the ocean side where there are tons more people. >> neighbors said it's the first time in 30 years they remember a dolphin getting stranded in a creek there. the mammal may have been looking for food before getting trapped during low tide. >>> delta will hand out refunds and travel vouchers today. >> this is a result of the delays
gloucester county. the heroin is stamed with the names red snowman and superstar. police in gibbstown, paulsboro and franklin township had to use narcan over the weekend. if you have this dangerous heroin, you can hand it over to police with no consequences. >>> a rescue of a dolphin at the jersey shore is caught on video. look at this. >> here you go. she's coming this way. >> that's the rescue in cape may county on sunday. members of the marine mammal stranding center...
debuted it, it was in gloucester county, the next day it was in berks county. we're moving it where the storms are. glenn was mentioning, a stationary radar is higher up. this truck sits lower, the beam is a little bit lower. in the winter especially, when you're dealing with precip types, snow changing to rain, or sleet, we are able to better tell you even if the radar sees snow, this storm ranger 10 will be able to see if that snow is now changing to rain when it's hitting the ground. this is going to be such a valuable tool especially in the winter when it comes to precip type. i think we're going to have a lot of fun with it this winter and it will really help our forecasts. it's going to be a fantastic tool. >> go to nbc10.com, or tap the free nbc 10 app to see more. >>> this now, dumpster diving is becoming a problem around philadelphia. we're not talking about turning other people's trash into treasure. the city said you should not be taking a dip in dumpsters after this was filled with fire hydrant water and transformed into a pool. this happened at a weekend block party in fish
debuted it, it was in gloucester county, the next day it was in berks county. we're moving it where the storms are. glenn was mentioning, a stationary radar is higher up. this truck sits lower, the beam is a little bit lower. in the winter especially, when you're dealing with precip types, snow changing to rain, or sleet, we are able to better tell you even if the radar sees snow, this storm ranger 10 will be able to see if that snow is now changing to rain when it's hitting the ground. this...
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, really thick. mt. holly to camden county, gloucester county and into cumberland county. half mile visibility in millville. dense fog reported in dover. that's to start with. the temperatures cooling down. wool see more fog forming in parts of the area. the suburbs seeing that fog, new jersey, 72 degrees. it could still cool down a little bit more so the fog will become more widespread. the lehigh valley is in the clear for most spots. you can see low clouds. that looks like a little bit of fog in easton right now. it will not last. like the rest of the area, a bit of a warmup.fog disappears this afternoon. in fact, later this morning, we'll see enough sunshine, the temperatures climb into the 80s and 90 degrees this afternoon for philadelphia. the shore, a bit cooler there. the temperatures will warm into the low 80s this afternoon.
, really thick. mt. holly to camden county, gloucester county and into cumberland county. half mile visibility in millville. dense fog reported in dover. that's to start with. the temperatures cooling down. wool see more fog forming in parts of the area. the suburbs seeing that fog, new jersey, 72 degrees. it could still cool down a little bit more so the fog will become more widespread. the lehigh valley is in the clear for most spots. you can see low clouds. that looks like a little bit of...


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Manga Mavericks EP. 79: "Shaman King"
Manga, Manga Mavericks, Manga Podcasts
By Siddharth Gupta
Do you believe in destiny? Then let there be light, because we're reviving a podcast recorded in the past! Last year we recorded a retrospective of Hiroyuki Takei's soulful battle manga Shaman King with Maxy Barnard to celebrate the series' 20th anniversary. Computer problems have delayed the release of this episode for a little over half a year, but now we're finally able to share it with you in all its glory!
We discuss the themes and philosophy that makes Shaman King a timeless classic and highlight what makes its characters and storytelling so memorable along the way. To wrap it up, we answer over a dozen Q&As, recounting the best and worst parts of the series, what makes Shaman King stand out compared to other shonen series, and whether it should still be considered a Shonen Jump classic among many others! But the biggest question of all is…will we sing the dub opening? You won't need to look around you or look beyond for the answer – listen to us and we'll tell all!
Podcast Breakdown:
00:00 – Intro
01:00 – A Chat About 4Kids' Anime Openings
03:05 – Why We're Doing a Shaman King Podcast
04:55 – The Influences & Appeal of Shaman King
11:22 – VLord's History with Shaman King
17:17 – What is Shaman King about?
20:18 – 4Kids' Absurd Localization Choices
22:30 – Joco/Chocolove
26:16 – Gandhara & The Power Creep
29:57 – The Hana-Gumi & The Problem of Too Many Characters
33:57 – The Temporary Death of Tao Ren & Takei Changing His Mind
37:40 – Story Structure
46:15 – Changing Characters
51:27 – Shaman King's Sequels & Spinoffs
57:24 – Horohoro
59:55 – Sex and Weed in Shaman King
1:04:18 – Team Ren
1:13:00 – Shaman King Flowers
1:15:25 – Anna & Manta
1:18:35 – The Ending
1:20:08 – Power Levels Are a Mistake
1:25:00 – Over Souls
1:29:08 – Lyserg & The X-Laws
1:39:10 – Themes
1:46:18 – Censorship
1:53:34 – Will Kodansha USA Ever Re-Release Shaman King?
Q&As:
1:58:00 – "Which is your favorite manga cover art?"
2:04:15 – "Which characters do you find the most interesting?"
2:09:05 – "What makes Shaman King stand out compared to other shonen?"
2:12:30 – "Best/Worst part?"
2:22:10 – "What do we think about the spinoffs and sequels?"
2:28:43 – "How should Shaman King be released in english now that its switched publishers?"
2:33:26 – "Do you think Takei will ever follow-up on Shaman King Flowers?"
2:34:32 – "Would Shaman King have been more successful as traditional strength-merited series?"
2:38:05 – "Should we still call Shaman King a Shonen Jump classic?"
2:41:41 – "Is Shaman King the worst offender of a Shonen Jump manga to trivialize death?"
2:47:12 – "Did any of you play video games like the GBA one?"
2:49:29 – "What Over Soul would you like to see in a fight with a JoJo's Stand?
2:54:32 – "Can you sing the dub opening?"
Enjoy the show, and follow us on twitter at @manga_mavericks, on tumblr at mangamavericks.tumblr.com, and now on Youtube! You can also follow the hosts on Twitter at @lumranmayasha and @VLordGTZ, and Maxy Barnard at @MaxyTheBee. If you'd like to help support the show financially you can donate to LumRanmaYasha's Ko-fi here.Don't forget to also like and subscribe to us on Youtube and iTunes and leave us reviews to help us curate the show and create better content! If there are any topics, series or mangaka you would like to see us talk about on the show, drop us a line in the comments below, or e-mail us at mangamavericks@gmail.com! Thanks for listening!
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Siddharth Gupta
Siddharth Gupta is an animation student at the School of Visual Arts. Currently residing in NYC, the icy cold, snow-covered neighborhoods of Minnesota will always be his home. An avid animation and comics fan since childhood, he has turned his passion towards being both a creator and a critic. He credits his love for both mediums to Akira Toriyama's Dragon Ball, which has also defined his artistic and comedic sensibilities. A frequent visitor to his local comic book shop, he is an avid reader and collector, and is particularly fond of manga. His favorite comics include Urusei Yatsura by Rumiko Takahashi, Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi, The Adventures of Tintin by Herge, Bloom County by Berkeley Breathed, and pretty much anything and everything Deadpool.
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Mouse A Cookie Scenic &Costume Design Directed by Jaclyn Hoffman Aurora Theatre, Lawrenceville, GA.
The Sound of Music Scenic Design Directed by Kris Shaw J.P.A.S. New Orleans, LA.
True Love Lies Scenic& Costume Design Directed by Lisa Adler Horizon Theatre, Atlanta, Ga.
Black Pearl Sings Scenic&Costume Design Directed by Andrea Frey Horizon Theatre, Atlanta, Ga.
Disputation Scenic &Costume Design Directed by Jessica Phelps-West Theatre in The Square, Marietta, GA.
Of Irma Vep Scenic &Costume Design Directed By Heidi Cline Atlanta Shakespeare Tavern, Atlanta, GA.
A Soccer Mom Scenic &Costume Design Directed by Heidi Cline Theatre in the Square, Marietta, Ga.
From Rwanda Scenic&Costume Design Directed by Allen Kilpatrick Theatre in the Square, Marietta, GA.
the Wedding Scenic Design Directed by Ed Howard /Paul Pierce Springer Opera House Columbus, GA.
Holly Story Scenic Design Directed by Kris Shaw J.P.A.S., New Orleans, LA.
Amadeus Scenic Design Directed by Janet Shay Westwego Theatre, JPAS, New Orleans, LA.
This Is Our Youth Scenic&Costume Design Directed by Alan Kilpatrick Theatre in The Square, Marietta, GA.
Noyes Fludde Scenic&Costume Design Directed by Brian Schuth Stage East, Eastport, ME.
Scenic Design Directed by Tricia McDermott Touring, Airmid Theatre Co. New York, NY.
The Cherry Orchard Scenic Design Directed by Liz Terry Laurie Theatre, Waltham, MA.
Twilight, Los Angeles Scenic Design Directed by Candice Brown Laurie Theatre, Waltham, MA.
Lend Me A Tenor Scenic Design Directed by Deb Guston Pioneer Valley Theatre, Easthampton, MA.
Private Lives Scenic Design Directed by Max Williams Pioneer Valley Theatre, Easthampton, MA.
Sherlock's Last Case Scenic Design Directed by Corky Flannigan Pioneer Valley Theatre, Easthampton, MA.
The Foreigner Scenic Design Directed by David Nields Pioneer Valley Theatre, Easthampton, MA.
Arms and The Man Scenic Design Directed By Deb Guston Pioneer Valley Theatre, Easthampton, MA.
Fallen Angel Scenic Design Directed by Trezanna Beverley Odd Socks Productions. New York, NY.
The Laramie Project Scenic Design Directed by Candice Brown Laurie Theatre, Waltham, MA.
In The Blood Scenic Design Directed by Trezanna Beverley Laurie Theatre, Waltham, MA.
Escape From Happiness Lighting Design Directed by Bob Walsh Merrick Theatre, Waltham, MA.


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Detention officer terminated, charged after painkiller found in lunch box
A former Northampton County detention officer was relieved of his duties in August and served a warrant Monday for possession of controlled substances on jail premises.
Lieutenant Michael Sledge of the Northampton County Sheriff's Office said this evening a routine sweep of the jail led to the charge against Detention Officer Douglas Davarne Squire, 51, of Roanoke Rapids.
Sledge said in a statement the sweep of the jail was done August 30 in conjunction with the sheriff's office and the Roanoke Rapids Police Department, which deployed one of its dogs.
The dog alerted on a specific lunch box located inside an officer's office.
Sledge found a schedule II painkiller inside the lunch box and obtained warrants on Squire, who was relieved of his duties the same day.
He was served Monday, received a $5,000 unsecured bond and has an October 11 court date in Northampton County.
Sledge this evening could not say whether the painkiller was destined to reach an inmate. "We believe he was involved in some sort of illicit activity but don't want to speculate."
Roanoke Rapids police Chief Chuck Hasty said, "Anytime an agency calls we're going to help our partners in law enforcement."
Sheriff Jack Smith said in the statement he "holds his sheriff's office and personnel to the highest standard and professionalism," and also said, "this kind of incident is not accepted."
He said he is appreciative of the assistance from Roanoke Rapids and "he is committed to removing all illegal drugs in Northampton County."
Sledge said investigation continues.
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Fat: The Owner's Manual
Surviving a Thin-Obsessed World with Your Health, Happiness, and Sense of Humor Intact
From Marilyn Wann's Foreword
Review from Fat Studies Journal
This is a Review from Fat Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Body Weight and Society To see more reviews just click here!
Megan Dean
University of King's College
Fat: The Owner's Manual is written by Dances with Fat blogger, activist,
and professional dancer and choreographer Ragen Chastain. As she explains
in her prologue, Chastain wrote Fat as a way to answer her own questions
about common beliefs, misconceptions, and myths about fat. Nonetheless,
an explanatory or critical account of contemporary attitudes about fat is not
the focus of the book. Rather, Chastain's focus is on her readers. One of
the basic premises of Fat is that many fat people hate their bodies because
they are unaware that there is an alternative; that is, there is a viable way to
appreciate, respect, and even love one's body as it is. Accordingly, Chastain
aims to provide her "fellow fatties" with resources to make their lives more
liveable and joyful given the current "thin-centric" state of society. As she
explains: "At this point in time I'm much less concerned that other people
figure out that fat people deserve respect and much more concerned that fat
people know they deserve respect"
Toward this end, Fat offers a variety of critical tools, practical strategies,
and forms of support that address the complexities of contemporary fat life.
Chastain moves deftly between critical analyses of scientific research, media
(she dedicates the section "Is Jillian Michaels an Abusive Idiot?" to evaluating
The Biggest Loser trainer's behaviour according to Domestic Abuse Project
criteria for emotional abuse; the answer is "yes"), and the spurious logic supporting
common beliefs about fatness. These cutting critiques work to reduce
the influence of these negative voices on readers' self-understandings, and
to model critical tools that readers may adopt for personal use.
Chastain's friendly but frank advice for negotiating everyday life in a fatphobic society
will be useful for any "fatty"—or anyone who suffers the effects of fat
oppression. As Chastain notes, "this isn't just a fat girl story" (112). Her offerings
include lists of possible responses to nosy relatives and strangers (a
recommended response to a comment about being "too fat": "I didn't know
you were appointed as a special body judge. Was there a ceremony? Was it
nice?" [53]), "fatty fashion" tips, and an entire chapter dedicated to strategies
for keeping one's "dignity, sanity, and sense of humor intact" (122) while
flying. In addition to these practical concerns, Chastain is attentive to the
psychic life of fat oppression (apologies to Butler), recognizing the pain and
loss associated with the abandonment of one's future thin self. She offers
her own story and strategies for overcoming self-loathing and encouraging
self-appreciation and respect as one viable path to a more fulfilling and
happy life.
Chastain's joyful, wry personality is evident throughout Fat: The Owner's
Manual. While she may make you laugh out loud (one of my favorite
moments is in Chastain's description of a family dinner, when you're about
to eat some mashed potatoes and then someone asks: "Do you need to eat
that?" Chastain observes, "First, I would suggest you quell your rage and
resist the urge to say: "Yes, I do need these mashed potatoes. Did you need
to marry that jerk?" [47]), her wittiness does not detract from the clarity and
rigor of her critiques or the practicality of her advice.
Indeed, Chastain's work might be read as a response to Luce Irigaray's call for a feminist sense of humor, provoking the laughter that allows us to critically distance ourselves
from what is given – in this case, the oppression of fat people –
permitting us to form our own perspectives on the matter without falling
into skepticism or, I would add, despair (Zerilli 443).
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At the turn of century there were more Naturopathic physicians than MDs however as the pharmaceutical industry began to dominate medicine the emphasis changed from herbs and nature to synthetic mass produced medications. However there is a new trend and people are discovering that medicinal herbs are effective and safe. More and more Americans are turning to medicinal herbs to improve their health according to an NIH study, but herbal medicine actually predates human history. The word drug comes from the Dutch word "droog" which means 'dry' or 'to dry' which is in reference to how ancient healers and physicians would dry plants for use as medicines. Join us for an exciting episode with David Foreman aka "The Herbal Pharmacist" and learn how medicinal herbs that have been used for hundreds of years are increasingly becoming part of a integrative approach to treat a wide array of disease and illness.
Computers and cell phones are dangerous to your health, and it's not what you think. According to the CDC, 85% of Americans suffer from bio-mechanical diseases and two culprits are computers and cellular phones. Did you know orientation of your feet can impact the position and function of your Temporomandibular joint (TMJ). Improper footwear, injuries, and an epidemic of obesity all contribute to load-bearing diseases. Chiropractic care addresses functional bio-mechanics and with the use of state of the art 3D digital imaging takes correcting load bearing diseases to a new level. Humans were not designed to walk and live on the hard surfaces that we encounter in the concrete jungle. Join us for an exciting show and learn how a bio-mechanical disease is caused and what methods are available to relieve pain and correct the cause.
Relationships can be invisible roadblocks to Health and Wealth.
Relationships are the number one influence on your health and wealth. What if you can truly clear out the energy of current and past relationships? What if you could move forward into the life you keep saying you want and move into the new relationship that has been blocked by old programing? This type of clearing is available to you in a simple 3 step process. You can experience relief from one relationship and use new tools to clear other relationships that have affected you. You can clear energy from people, living or dead. You can clear out relationship energy whether you're still in a relationship or it's a relationship from the distant past. Join us for a very important episode and discover how to clear relationship energy road blocks so you can finally achieve optimal health and wealth.
40 million people in the USA suffer from anxiety and panic attacks. Discover a holistic approach that elimates the cause.
People often find themselves in a place where they are physically and emotionally exhausted, having to dig deep just to deal with day-to-day life events. Anxiety can cause our brain and body to "lock up" just like a computer when it gets overloaded with too many demands. Drugs have undesirable side effects and are the typical way to mask the symptoms however the underlying cause is still there. In this episode we will discover that there is a way to remove the cause of anxiety and panic attacks using a variety of holistic techniques that give people their lives back. Join us for an exciting episode and find out why a holistic approach to treating anxiety and panic attacks is the safe and effective way to eliminate the cause of this debilitating condition.


In part one of this post, I described metadata in SharePoint. In this part two, I will describe metadata management.
1. Select Settings and then choose Site Settings.
2. Select Term store management under Site Administration.
The Term Store Management Tool provides a tree control that you can use to perform most tasks. Your user role for this tool determines the tasks that you can perform. To work in the Term Store Management Tool, you must be a Farm Administrator or a Term Store Administrator. Or, you can be a designated Group Manager or Contributor for term sets.
1. Point to the name of the Managed Metadata Service application, group, term set, or term that you want to change, and then click the arrow that appears.
2. Select the actions that you want from the menu.


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Authors Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service. County Training Program.
Subject County officials and employees--Oklahoma--Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Purpose This is the first edition of the Handbook for County Sheriffs of Oklahoma.; This handbook has been prepared for use primarily by County Sheriffs, their deputies, and other employees in the County Sheriff's office to aid them in performing their duties. It is intended as a guide to the responsibilities, duties, procedures, and statutory mandates for that office.


The right to self-determination may be a vanishing value as seniors' age. Seniors freedom of choice and being able to make decisions can be impinged upon by adult children wanting to protect parents, or by others who happen to be stakeholders in the life of an elderly person. That being said, it is important for families and others working in the senior care services industry to ensure the health and safety, and general well-being of older adults. The children of elders want to have their parents be safe as possible while living at home. That is why home care agencies are often contacted to provide non-medical care in the comfort of home. It is why personal care facilities are often accessed to serve the elderly in a more structured environment with greater supervision.
Regardless of the settings, seniors desire to be independent and generally resist any changes perceived to threaten their autonomy. Along the way of growing older it is important to be mindful of one's right to self-determination. Self-determination needs to be respected, promoted, and honored. Too often self-determination is violated during simple interactions between seniors and others in the spirit of people just trying to be helpful. Being helpful could possibly be viewed as something being done to others and compromising autonomy. Especially if the help being offered was not asked for, but just done without any explanation or consent.
When being in the position of being helpful one should understand that independence may be lost by the very actions taken in helping others. Helping seniors must be balanced with promoting autonomy, ensuring safety, and honoring self-determination.


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Art, Education, Reel News, Youth Empowerment
First Lady Michelle Obama Honors Texas Latino Art Museum For Youth Development Program
Courtesy of LatinTimes.
Michelle Obama has been praised throughout her family's reign over the White House for her amazing efforts within youth development over the country. Now, as the first family prepares to leave an impressive legacy behind, the first lady is honoring a Latino museum for their strides in bridging the gap between the youth and the arts.
According to FOX News Latino, the Mexic-Arte Museum in Downtown Austin, Texas will be honored with the nation's highest achievement for creative youth development programs.
Known for its display of Latin art, culture and history, Mexic-Arte Museum has been providing thousands of students the opportunity to learn techniques and skills within art.
The "Screen It!" program teaches screen printing to students of various ages, usually 10 to 17, and the purpose of the program is to bring this new art technique into their classroom." Olivia Tamzarian, an education coordinator for Mexic-Arte Museum, said. "What a lot of people don't realize is, this art form has a strong tie to the Latino community, so screen printing is a way of spreading a message."
Click here to read the full article on LatinTimes.
Tagged: michelle obama, mexic-arte museum, latino art, art, arte
Art, Education, Reel News
Binational art program empowers teens - #SayItWithoutShame
FOCUS: Binational Showcase is a binational arts program run by the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego and Museo Tamayo take to the streets to work collaboratively in the midst of the hustle and bustle of Mexico City. Courtesy photo
SAN DIEGO — At 17, Marissa Bennett admits her perception of violence is probably stereotypical.
"Physical violence," she said. "That's what I think of when I hear the word 'violence.' It's what we see on TV, in video games and the movies."
That changed when she became part of an arts program for youth on both sides of the border. Youth Empowerment through Social Practice Art: Strategies for Coping with Violence and Trauma is a partnership between the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego and the Museo Tamayo in Mexico City. The yearlong collaboration — funded by the Museums Connect program run by American Alliance of Museums — allowed teens to participate in online forums, artist lectures, community interactions and weeklong cross-border visits to explore how art can effect social change.
The results of the binational project will be presented in a three-day exhibition called "FOCUS: Binational Showcase" that opens Friday at MCASD's downtown location.
"Violence is more than just the physical. It can be emotional violence, psychological violence," said Bennett, who's graduating from West Hills High School in Santee and headed for UCLA to pursue an art degree.
Bennett's artwork — in her case, photography — will be among those featured in the exhibition that will showcase work by 22 teenagers from San Diego and Mexico City. The show will present art in various media, including video installations and sculptural works. A social media hashtag was employed, too: #sayitwithoutshame.
Source: http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/2016/jun/16/binational-arts-program-youth-mcasd/
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is a Japanese manga artist, known for her works like Peach Girl and Angel Wars. In 1999, she received the Kodansha Manga Award for shōjo for Peach Girl.

Miwa was born on September 29 in Hyōgo, Japan. She worked for some time with Sailor Moon author Naoko Takeuchi. She started publishing her works in 1985.

Works

Manga
Kyupi No pants wa nugasanaide - Kodansha
Kyou No watashi wa komatta Doll - Kodansha
G senjou No Maria (1989)- Kodansha
Jesus Christ! (1991) - Kodansha
Oh! My Darling (1992) - Kodansha
Imitation Gold (1994) - Kodansha
Angel Wars (1995) - Kodansha
Garasu no Kodou (1996) - Kodansha
Peach Girl (1998) - Kodansha
Peach Girl: Sae's Story (2005) - Kodansha
Papillon -hana to chou- (2007) - Kodansha ("Butterfly: Flower and Butterfly")
Pre Mari (2010) - Kodansha
Rokomoko (2011–12) - Kodansha
Peach Girl Next (2016–current) - Kodansha

Film adaptation
 Peach Girl (2017)

References

External links
 Official Peach Girl and Miwa Ueda site (Archived)

 French Mangaverse Miwa Ueda profile

Japanese female comics artists
Female comics writers
Women manga artists
Living people
Manga artists from Hyōgo Prefecture
Winner of Kodansha Manga Award (Shōjo)
Japanese women writers
Year of birth missing (living people)

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When we look at the word "Benefits", it can mean many different things to many different people.
For some, "Benefits" means a company's ability to provide affordable health/medical coverage for us and our families.
For others, "Benefits" means a company who can provide ways of helping us plan for our future after our work career ends.
For others, "Benefits" means a company who provides ample Time-Off Opportunities to re-energize.
And for others, "Benefits" means a company who can provide tools and resources to help us live and maintain a healthy lifestyle.


I want to shift just a little of stomach weight – but I've a chain of health problems making this tough.
I will be able to't minimize carbs through a lot, I will be able to't workout for prolonged sessions of time because of muscle fatigue, and I've a nasty again joint/muscle making lengthy sessions on my toes painful.
Where is the most efficient position to begin? My BMI is 28, and I wish to drop three stone/20kg, lose the intestine, and preferably build up core power (for my again), and build up higher frame muscle.
Most of my circle of relatives are significantly obese, to overweight, I have been fortunate that I have handiest bit just a little obese, but I have put a stone on because the iciness, so now I am apprehensive.