Thank you for joining us at noon. Todays class is canceled for kids at two glendale schools after after and then engineer said that buildings are unsafe cracks in the walls and the foundation. Kylee cruz explains on what will happen most. You could take up to five weeks to get the cracks 60 fixed. You can see a crack here on the we another one affected, they found the deep cracks a deep cracks in the outer walls, it was discovered when they were doing renovations, they were with the rising the building, the repairs could cost as much as 2. 4 million. An engineer said students cannot come back to class until the repairs are done. What happens now, school is canceled today, tomorrow and close to 1500 students in all. On thursday the kids will be placed in another school plannefor where the students will go had not been finalized, but to cut down on overcrowding. A lot of parents are frustrated by all this given that now they have to suddenly change plans to accommodate the kids. We usual
Rebel control. And has been the site of deadly fighting recently. A syrian Civil Rights Group says more than 2thousand have been killed there in the past forty days. Including hundreds of civilians and 160 children. Erdogan says . Whether by the United Nations or by the red crescent, food, clothing and childrens toys will be delivered via certain determined corridors, mostly to residents of aleppo. Voice of translator on cam tag the ceasefire regime to continue battling isis and alqaeda linked militants for another week. After that, the us and russia will pick up the fight. Along the israelisyrian border, conor powell, fox news. Its time for your news and weather together. Milwaukee police are on the look out for a suspect that escaped from their custody yesterday afternoon. Fox6 has exclusive video of 17yearold Raymond Barfield jumping from the back of a police van. According to police barfield was arrested the same day for stealing a if you have any information please give police a c
Mayor barrett and Neil Albrecht executive director of the milwaukee election commision held a press conference this morning announcing major changes in hours and locations of in person absentee voting. In an effort to get more voters out, the ziedler building will be open for a total of 295 hours for absentee voters this election. Thats nearly triple from 110 in the last election. But there are also 2 new satellite locations as well. One on the north side the midtown center on capitol southside at the forest home library. In all there is about a 600 percent increase in voting hours. Totaling about 725. Including saturdays and sundays. The move comes after a federal judge recently ruled the current election laws in wisconsin, particularly containing to early voting were too restrictive, especially in milwaukee mayor tom barrett Milwaukee People have been trying to make if more difficult for you that. They dont want you to vote. I believe a democracy works best when more individuals get
Marc kaufman, published by national geographic. Id like to ask to please turn off your cell phone, and please dont take any pictures during the presentation. Fyi, tomorrow in the New York Times in the science section, it will be all about mars and features will be an article by this evenings speaker, mr. Kaufman. Curiosity is a cartsized robot county rover that has been exploring gale crater on mars since landing there august 2012. Nasa launched curiosity in november 2011 from cape canaveral. It took a little over eight months to reach mars. The rovers goal is to investigate the martian climate and geology and determine whether the crater has ever been ever had environmental conditions favorable to life. This is quite an intriguing subject for those interested in the exploration of space and for Science Fiction readers, too. No matter what category you fall into this evenings lecture is sure to fascinate. Marc kaufman has an be a journalist for more than 35 years. He has worked as a sc
Were going to continue to challenge states to hold universities accountability. Were going to get much more information out to young people and their families to make good choices. We hope theyll go places that are not just serious about creating access, but about completion. Theres a number of things were going to do to help people make choices and to get more resources to places that are doing the right thing by their young people. This questioner suggests that the administration has pulled back a little bit on that effort to evaluate and rate colleges and universities wondering if the administration was bowing to from Higher Education institutions or what happened there. We can be accused of lots of things. It was an interesting process that was we learned as we were going through it. Its almost like an old school versus newschool approach and the idea of having a federal government do an annual report card and come out with a seal of approval, that used to maybe make some sense. It