This ordinance but here is what it changes. Once the mayor signs this into effect, 20 grams of marijuana or less is going to be a ticket and a fine instead of sending you to jail or having to wrack up court fees. So this changes a lot of things for a lot of people if theyre caught. I would imagine. With that the mayor said he will sign this but there were some people who, like you were saying, really didnt want this to happen. There were. Opponents say it wont help addicts who have a serious problem because it doesnt set any thresholds when it comes to fines. You will just get fined over and over again. If they would have twaeked this i would have been for it but its unlimited number of times when you give someone a Second Chance makes no sense to me. Assessment and also a threshold so you dont get a Second Chance over and over. Something tells me this isnt the last of this. Also today carson got big news for tampa and the super bowl. Right, which we love to talk about because we have
Maybe a couple of clouds later on. 51 in trenton. 54 in wilmington, upper 450s down the shore. As we head out the door over the next couple of hours to catch the school bus, jackets weather, upper 50s by 8 00 a. M. Mainly clear, a little bit of a breeze around. As we roll through the day, 60 by 9 00 a. M. , 66 by noon, we wont hit the 70s until 3 00 p. M. This afternoon and we get a high of 71 around 3 30 before we dip back to 68 degrees by 6 00 p. M. If youre among the many across the region to see High School Football tonight. 66 by 7 and cooler than that in the suburbs. Karen well have more coming up next. Reporter more on the breaks news on the kensington fire around american street and west york street. You meant to avoid this area, stay several blocks away. Well see closures second, third, dauphin, philip and cumberland. Stick to 5th front or lehigh. A number of street closures in kensington. This is affectioning the bus routes. Septa bus routes, 39 and 57 with this warehouse fir
September 12th. He a has been described as a selftaught survival wrist with a grudge against law enforcement. Those living in the the area have been told to stay vigilant. I think the the whole county will be relieved, the the whole country probably, because we cannot have people like this running around . In other news tonight in camden a mother and her teenage son were seriously injured after a man slash her throat this happened just before 5 00 a. M. At a home on the 2900 block of yorkship road. Investigators say jose flores used a box cut tore cut would the man. Her 19 yearold son heard his mothers cries for help. Flores then slashed him as well. Two other children were in the home at the time. Neither one was injured. Well, teenager from south jersey is in custody for allegedly trying to force his way in the barricaded entry way to the white house earlier today. Obviously this is wrong video here. Second such incident in as many days, secret service says 19 yearold kevin car drove
Chapter being established in 1947. Weve fought against development in the everglades big cyprus this came bay and over the years have continued to do so as we do today. So ive been a member of Tropical Audubon Society for over 30 years and found it just a great way as i move to miami to learn about our local region and the natural areas around here. So i encourage everyone to go to our website at tropical audubon. Org and take a look at our events. We have field trips every weekend throughout the year bird trips mostly oft. To go see eagles because of course as birders. We do see eagles regularly and a few people really have recognized that florida has one of the largest concentrations of bald eagles and the United States we have over 1,500 nesting nesting pairs and audubon in general has a program called eagle watch and these are people that keep an eye on eagles nests and just monitor them for making sure that the eagles are safe as they grow and we actually have a nest right here in
South floridas ecosystem, focusing on, birds other wildlife and their habitats. We are proud to be south floridas voice of conservation and this year we are celebrating our 75th anniversary as an audubon chapter, being established in 1947. We have fought against development in the everglades, cypress bay. Over the years we have continued to do so as we do today. So, ive been a member of the Tropical Audubon Society for over 30 years and found it just a great way, as i moved to miami to learn about our local region and the natural areas around here. So, i encourage everyone to go to our website at tropical audubon dot org and look at our events. We have seal trips every weekend throughout the year. Bird trips, mostly. Oftentimes you can go see eagles. Because, of course, as burgers we do see eagles regularly. Few people really have recognized that florida has one of the largest concentrations of bald eagles in the United States, we have over 1500 nesting pairs. Audubon in general has a