Starting to fill up and people here are hoping this is just the start. Their whole lives are shattered. Reporter they all want to do something. These people are going to be without power for six months to who knows when. He rented a uhaul and began asking customers for donations bound for puerto rico. Hopefully have it in their heart. Store owners in Plymouth Valley are chipping in. Its horrible. And you got to feel bad. I know i do. Hopefully we can help them out as much as we can. Even as donations pour in, the struggle of how they will get to the island continues. Local groups are working with the airlining to get free cargo space. But flights to the islanden wont start until tomorrow. They are american citizens. The end of the day, we stand for a flag and its time to stand up for our american citizens. So for now, the plan is to fill the truck and hope. E we need a lot of bare necessities. Thats what organizers say they have been told airlines will have space to donate and this tru
Bit bit of drizzling coming down. Did you guys bet that, as well little wet. We know it was very tough commute yesterday. Today, even if we just have little drizzle coming down it, will slow us down, construction workers out there , construction out, there as well. Looking at the vine first, the vine closed for the overnight connecticut struck sean project westbound and eastbound. This is an area that we saw very busy yesterday. Even just the smallest amount of drizzle or rain coming down can really slow us down, and definitely seeing it yesterday on the vine. Heads up on. That will the vine again closed. See the flashing light. Ill let you know as soon as they clear out of the way. Construction on the schuylkill , as well. The left lane compromised there, an area that will get busy, as well, illinois let you know as soon as that clears. Onramp from route 30, also closed, you can see, this looks a little busy, lots of flashing lights, lots going on , because it is still dark, because s
Event. Were just kicking around ideas like that. Reporter we have also been told that the house could have some offices for prince alberts foundation, as well as a limited museum. Reporting live in east falls, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. A former owner of the home was hoarding dozens of cats in that home that she had owned since 1973. Members of the pspc arkspspca 19th and chestnut where it was all jackets and hats this morning. Calm conditions off the new jersey coast. Live look at whats happening in seaside heights. Temperatures are going to tumble tonight and parts of our area could even see the first snowflakes later this week. Glenn hurricane schwartz, youre tracking this frost advisory and a freeze warning for tonight, glenn . Its not unusual for this time of the year, its late in october, almost november, to get our first frost is actually a little bit late in the calendar. We have had a lot of clouds today, but theyre starting to break up, 50 degrees in the northwestern suburb
Al let us start with the issue of crime. This is a National Reentry week, where you are trying to help people who get out of prison to have a more productive life. Let me just start though, why do we have the highest incarceration rate in the world . Ms. Lynch you know, we certainly do have one of the highest rates in the world. It stems from a number of sources. I think we look back at the efforts that were made never truly seeking to reduce violence, to deal with the burgeoning drug problem, particularly in the 1980s and 1990s, and the violence that accompanied them. And what people thought was, a need to appear very, very tough on crime, without thinking through the results of a lot of those actions. We have lived with those results now for several generations seeing the effects of some of , the laws and regulations and statutes that we have. Al was the 1994 crime act bad . That had a lot of attention. In retrospect ms. Lynch it did not think through all of the consequences of what
Where you are trying to help people who get out of prison to have a more productive life. Let me just start though, why do we have the highest incarceration rate in the world . We certainly do have one of the highest rates in the world. It stems from a number of sources. I think we look back at the efforts that were made never truly seeking to reduce violence, to deal with the burgeoning drug problem, particularly in the 1980s and 1990s,nd the violence that accompanied them. And the need to appear very, withoutgh on crime, thinking through the results of a lot of those actions. We have lived with those results for now, several generations, seeing the effects of some of the laws and regulations and statutes that we have. Al was the 1994 crime act bad . That had a lot of attention. In retrospect ms. Lynch it did not think through all of the consequences of what it thought it would do. It was seeking to address the credible problem of violence accompanying the drug trade, particularly as