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the charter schools, the education is great, great education, and i m so proud of the charter school today. i m very proud. it s important to be here today. we re fighting for equal education for all kids across new york city. the mayor issued a statement. part of it said he is improving new york schools with this new emphasis on algebra and computer science classes and this new program that is going to be special teachers for reading. he said in his statement that is the best way to improve new york city schools not just for some in charter schools but for all 1.1 million students in new york city schools. for now reporting live, channel 7 eyewitness news. now to the search for a sexual predator who is stalking children near schools in the bronx. the man in this surveillance video preyed on at least three eyewitness news reporter tim parents. he joins us live with the details on what s being done to keep these children safe tim. reporter: this is the park her ....
you ll be comfortable in that for the afternoon hours. a look at neighborhood highs. that s coming up at 11. weather and traffic on the 1s. new crash virginia 95 northbound as you re headed through deal city. a crash with the center lane blocked. that s adding to the problem we have a little bit north of there as well at 1:23. 66 in bound lee highway. chopper 4 over 66 for you here in the next couple of minutes. top of the beltway and all the main routes into town and out of town are moving along quite nicely. 270 at old hundred road. travel times in ten minutes. melissa. thank you. when we re talking about traveling today you can be part of the conversation about the future of interstate 66. v dot has plans to put tolls on that road between d.c. and the beltway, tolls that could cost you $85 a week. news 4 s kristin wright joining us from the road on how drivers feel about the proposal. kristin, good morning. reporter: aaron, naturally people are frustrated and ....
more arrests. it s asking states to lower the legal limit by nearly half from .08 to .05. in the u.s. one-third of all highway deaths involved alcohol in the last 15 years. if the states adopt the standard. they could get more funding for highways. bill: if the states don t comply with the requests, then they try to provide incentives and the incentives are usually more traffic funding. nats of blowing blowing a .05.is about the equivalent to one drink for a woman who weighs less than 120 pounds. and about two drinks for a 160 pound man. or if you look at alcohol servings.a 12 ounce beer, a glass of wine or a shot is about a .02 difference..so having all three can easily put you over the limit and under arrest. bill: it varies with each individual and the amount of alcohol they drink and how their body how they re following , their vision. but even if the legal limit is lowered. lt. ames doesn t think it will make that much of a difference. bill: .15 which is almost twi ....
and so both of those procedures happen successfully, that student had a plea bargain and so he is a richard sex offender and was charged and convicted of those crimes and he was also expelled from the university. and the last piece i would say about that is there still are other parts. i accompanied her to grand jury. i went with her when the sentencing happened and was there to also explain some of the other bits and pieces of things, crime victim compensation and where s he going to be on probation after she get in touch with those people, and all the pieces that continued after both matters are closed. finally, just is a better, she is still a student and she still impacted. just because those two processes have concluded, her life continues to be impacted by what happened to her. so there i am still a resource over on campus. i just think vestibule is a great word. sometimes i think of a hub, having that pers ....
destroyed because that s much wider than isil. that is a segment of islamism which is very broad. isil, the territorial entity can be destroyed. and i hope will. right now it s being destroyed on a several-year plan at best. i believe the gentleman is right, it could be destroyed by having a policy. that requires making choices. either we choose assad or we choose turkey. we don t sit on the fence. if we choose turkey, we get a major ground military force on our side. if we choose assad, we get a real military force on the side, not as big as turkey. either way, isil can be destroyed in a matter of years. sitting on the fence, and refusing to engage our own forces on the ground, which probably is going to continue, that is true, we cannot destroy isil even as a territorial entity at least for several years, and possibly never. what if they use the several years to gain weapons of mass destruction, which is quite possible. you raise a lot of good points here. again, i ....