this one misread the 800 number on this ryder truck for the plate of a stolen car. and there's the question of where all this information winds up. jason starr of the american civil liberties union. stored somewhere. it can be shared. it can be sent to other law enforcement agencies. it can be breached by third parties. >> reporter: license plate readers are used in nearly every state. the a.c.l.u. has filed three lawsuits, two regarding the scope of information collected, and there have been complaints about abuse. chief bermudez is adamant the plate information taken in freeport is never linked to a person unless a crime is indicated, and it's dumped after 180 days. do you understand why some of those people would be offended by being tracked when they're completely innocent? >> we're not looking at that data, though. we're looking at -- >> reporter: but you could be looking at that data. >> it's just so much coming in. it's impossible to look at that kind of information. >> suspend or revoked registration. >> reporter: so much information, he needs seven more off

the city of reno now has it's own license plate. i'm ryan canaday and coming up next i'll tell you how the new specialty northern nevadans can now support the city of reno's parks and recreation by ordering a new specialty license plate from the d- m-v. the reno city council approved the reno specific license plate design early last year. ryan canaday joins us live in the newsroom. ryan, we understand the plates will benefit charity... where exactly does the funding go? well guys, these plates will support the enhancement of parks, recreation, facilities and programs in the city of reno. officials with the city are hopeful that people will register with these plates.. to support the cause. andy bass- director of parks and recreation- "it's critical for us that we can start to catch up and look at the projects that have been delayed for many years just due to the lack of resources, we're hopeful that we earned from the license plate to directly impact the public. the city tells us a minimum number of one thousand must reached in 20-1

here in virginia but did you know there's a strict vetting process for what the dmv allows on plates and hundreds are rejected every year investigative reporter laurie geller is here with how you can keep your place clean. well that sometimes a license plate can tell you a lot about a person may be the driver in front of you has a sense of humor check out this plate it says rhodes scholar a play on the road scholarship or you can tell when a person like today to do this one here says bicycle those two license plates cleared clearly got approved by the dmv but we've got the reason there is a lengthy list every year a place that won't get the stamp of approval to get stamped the you've probably noticed and you're stuck in traffic stopped at a red light and in between the brake lights on the car in front of you you smile i had to return the love of my life and the fur babies and thinking about the victoria phillips plate is a shout out to her two pups are what is it like it mean you don't have a sheet cake let it be to get one. darnell parker's license plate might make you think he like

license plates, especially low number license plates. people like to flaunt their prestige however they can. >> paying so much for a low numbered plate becomes a true investment if you keep it long enough. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> take it slow with whatever plate you have on your car this morning. it is icy in much of the area, though the temperatures are climbing. one of the warm spots, philadelphia international which is now 47 degrees at 4:28. jessica boyington is watching some ice covered roads this morning in the first alert traffic center. >> that's right, bill. we are paying attention to the side roads, secondary roads as well. here is aramingo avenue around caster avenue. you can see all the lanes. why they don't have a lot of cars on them, covered in at least a slushy mix of water or icy spots. you can see over into the side roads, we do have snow still on the grassy patches. more of these slippery spots for you when i come back at 4:30.

put your license plate on... and forget about it...but the plate you choose can help the community --we have the details, after the break. "you're watching channel 2 news this morning with john potter, andi guevara and meteorologist jeff martinez's pinpoint 2 welcome back. looking to our community now... you can now support city parks by ordering a new specialty license plate from the d-m-v. the plates will support the enhancement of parks, recreation, facilities and programs in the city of reno. a minimum number of one thousand registrations for the new plates must be reached in 20-16. if they reach that, reno would each plate... a minimum of twenty five thousand dollars towards parks and recreation in just a single year. dave bobzien-reno city councilmember-kids enjoy them our seniors enjoy them, our families depend upon them and to have this additional creative funding source for those and the ability to express pride in our city through license plates, it's just a great, great story." to order one of these pl

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. >> they are taking it to the sharks, it's called smart plate. the brain child of anthony ortiz inspired by his father's own weight loss and health journey, i checked out the prototype in university city. his smart plate has cameras and object recognition and weight centers and works as your own personal weight loss tool. he tells me that plates in one form or another have been around for 500 sent centuries but his is the first of its kind eating device. >> the plate has never told us what we need to know like how much to eat and when to eat and what to pair what things to eat to guide us, this is the first time in history we made a plate smart. >> his head of marketing is pitching the smart plate tonight. they are asking the sharks for a $1 million investment. i'll tell you about the company taking the stage coming up on "action news" at 4:00, we love a local success story and find out when the smart plate hits the market regardless of what the sharks decide. we could not get any spoilers we'll find out if the sharks take a bite. that is on 6 ab

still to come on channel 2 news at 6-30 the city of reno now has it's own license plate. we'll tell you how the new they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of their homes. how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign contributions and speaking fees. because it's rigged by wall street. and that's the problem. as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. welcome back, northern nevadans can now support the city of reno's parks and recreation by ordering a new specialty license plate from the d-m-v. these plates will support the enhancement of parks, recreation, facilities and programs in the city of reno. the city tells us a minimum number of one thousand must be reached in 20-16. if this number of registrations is reached, the city of reno would earn twenty five dollars for each plate..that's a minimum of twenty five thousand dollars towards parks a

plates that could be affected are the orlando magic plates, 3200 of those have been issued. marlins would also be on the chopping block. right now, a similar bill is moving through the state house. if it passes, plates currently on the road will not be discontinued until 2018. >> a special honor for a couple of astronauts. >> we've learned who will join a long list of men and women in the astronaut hall of fame. they'll be inducted this year. duffy is known for piloting the space shuttle's atlantis and discovery and endeavour. and the other has logged more than 1300 hours in space. the pair will be inducted may the 14th. good stuff. >> coming up on the news at 5:30, the world health organization is working to establish more on the zika virus. temporay shelter set up to get them off the property so employees in the building could go back to work. >> and it's a new year, but an old scam. making a comeback with a scary new twist. news 6 investigator mike holfeld breaks down all of it in tonight's schemes and rip-offs. central florida. this is a live look over downtown orlando this evening. i

parties. >> reporter: license plate state. lawsuits, two regarding the scope of information collected, and there have been complaints about abuse. chief bermudez is adamant the plate information taken in freeport is never linked to a person unless a crime is 180 days. do you understand why some of those people would be offended by being tracked when they're completely innocent? >> we're not looking at that data, though. we're looking at -- >> reporter: but you could be looking at that data. >> it's just so much coming in. it's impossible to look at that kind of information. registration. >> reporter: so much information, he needs seven more officers just to keep up with it. anna werner, cbs news, freeport, new york. >> axelrod: coming up, a campaign 2016 update. also ahead, an artist for whom the journey is the destination. and why stop to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary

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this one misread the 800 number on the rider truck for the plate of the stolen car. there is the question of where all this information winds up. jason star of the american civil liberties union. >> all of that data its being stored some where. it scan be pulled. center to other law enforcement agencies. parties. >> licen plate readers are used in all most every state. the aclu filed three lawsuits. two involving the scope of information collected. abuse. chief bermudez its add mantd plate information is never linked to a person unless a crime is indicated and dumped after 180 days. >> do you understand why some would be offended being tracked when they're completely innocent? tau awe we are not looking at the data though. >> you could be. >> there is so much coming in. impossible to look at that kind of n formation. >> suspended or revoked registration. >> so much information he need seven more officers just to keep up with it. anna werner, cbs news. >>> that's the "cbs overnight news" for thises when day. for some of you the news continues. for others check back wi

if your plate shows up on a list to the entire police force. why did you want to be able to track people? >> we want to try to reduce crime? >> reporter: the police have made 28 arrests including a murder suspect from norfolk, virginia. but the hits keep on coming. and coming. >> revoked registration. >> reporter: mostly for suspended registrations. is that what you thought the >> no. no. we were looking at -- at stolen vehicles. or vehicles wanted in crimes. >> after three months the free port cameras tracked 17 million plates in a village of 50,000. in exchange for the security, the police are drowning in data. overtime is way up. now the chief is asking state and federal governments for help. >> have a force of 95 officers. we could use many more. >> the readers do make mistakes. this one misread the 800 number on the rider truck for the plate there is the question of where all this information winds up. jason star of the american civil liberties union. >> all of that data its being stored some where. it can be shared. it can be pulled. sent

(hard buzz) machine: "stolen license plate."you'd better not have anything to hide if you drive in to freeport, new york.nat(nat)3359.. whether it's a stolen vehicle, an amber alert--chief miguel bermudez and his 9officers track every vehicle (graphic) -- with 27 fixed cameras that read license plates at all 11 entry points.if your plate shows up on a list of offenders, (beep) an alarm goes out to the entire police force.(anna 114347) why did you want to be able to track people? (chief) we want to reduce crime.in fact, the police have made 28 arrests, including a murder suspect from norfolk virginia.but the hits keep on coming... (nat) and coming... (nat)mostly for expired registrations (at show and tell board)3432 is that what you thought the system would we were looking at stolen vehilces or vehicles wanted in crimes. after only three months, the freeport cameras have tracked 17 million plates. in a village of 50,000.in exchange for (extreme?) security, the police are drowning in data. overtime is way up. now the chief is aski

plates, low number license plates. people like to flaunt their prestige however they can. >> jeremy watkins and others told us paying so much for a low numbered plate becomes a true investment if you keep it long enough. there you go. >>> the music recording industry handed out its highest honors last night in los angeles. >> one artist with roots from our area took him a prize. >>> a power outage at grand central station, the lights went out on the lower concourse monday morning. passengers had to be escorted to the main level and businesses were forced to close. mta officials say a burst water pipe is to blame. crews will work and restore power overnight and hope to have the lights back on by this morning's rush. >>> 5:46 right now. the first cattle rancher to face charges in the fight to turn over federal land to state control is scheduled to appear in an oregon courtroom today. cliven bundy is facing charges for an armed standoff in 2014 that forced federal officials to release cattle being rounded up near his ranc

which says the plates never should have been issued. the soggy wednesday forecast is underway as rain falls for the morning drive. scattered showers and isolated storms will continue throughout the rest of the day as highs climb to the mid 50s. we'll switch to snow overnight as plans moving forward...city leaders in west chester approve a big new supermarket. why nearby residents don't think it's a "super" idea. wine workout...it's the fitness craze sweeping the nation.how your favorite gmts anim"you're watching good morning tri-state at 4:30 on 9 on your side!" a controversial kroger store is getting the green light to kroger marketplace store to move forward "this consent decree holds everybody's feet to fire - and by holding it to the fire - if they don't complete it - they're in contempt of court" the legal battle against developer 'silverman & company' cost the township 300-thousand-dollars. two years ago - amid pressure from nearby residents- trustees denied the request "we believe - and still do - that the original plan was sound

have vanity plate. you get hasn'ted one from the dmv and that's about it. >> why are some people paying hundreds of thousands of dollars for their license plates? we'll tell you the big business behind the tags. ♪ >> i'm junior reporter rob dee lorenzo. thousands of kids throughout the city of philadelphia are getting the help they need thinking and writing clearly all thanks to an after school program called mighty writers. i'll have the full story coming up. ♪ >> willie happy birthday to you. >> i have update on to terrible vacation story story. pj says the mother woke up six months later. >> wow. >> and lid for five more years. how about that one. >> that's a happy end to go that story. >> all right. >>> big business in delaware. how much would you pay for an old license plate? if you live in delaware, the answer could be hundreds of thousands of dolla dollars. >> because delaware's low population they limited license plate numbers and allowed them to be owned and how about this one, resold. that

i am going to plate these out. now, look at this. >> oh, my. >> i want to say i have a couple of hundred mussels in here. >> wow. that is a lot of mussels. >> this is what i do when i have company for breakfast. i always make a giant frittata. >> ooh! oh, my gosh. okay. >> it's just a baked-egg dish. but i'm telling you, it is the easiest way to cook for a large bunch of people. and, you know, our pan is designed with these high sides so i can get this out beautifully. frittata. look at that. >> that's a lot of eggs, yeah. >> and you know what? i could have made it twice as it's fantastic. >> because of those deep sides, right? of course, look at my pan. >> clean as a whistle. >> clean as a whistle. i just have to wipe that out, and then you know what? >> [ laughs ] right. >> i can make another one, depending on how many people i have. >> of course. oh, that looks really pretty, too. >> all right, so, now ofourse i'm gonna get in there. >> cut it up! >> we're gonna check it out. yum. >> oh, beautiful! oh, look at t

. >> you said license plate, right? yes, you did. he says he got a bargain, too. low plate numbers are a hot commodity and the man didn't want to be interviewed an said he'll probably put it on his wife's bmw. it may be a steal considering that delaware plait number 9 went for $700,000 9 years ago. a lot of money for a plate. >>> from comedian to professor, well, sort of. >> college got funner ier with "saturday night live" star. the school won the contest. thompson is known for impressions of steve harvey, al sharpton and of course bill cosby. keith jones caught up with him before taking the stage and asked thompson what advice he had for students. >> try to, like, have faith what n what you feel like you're talented in. if you believe in yourself, you can probably make people believe it too, eventually. >> he posed for pictures. of course, you can catch keenan every night here on nbc 10. so funny. >> such a huge talln't. >>> all right. sheena parveen, getting the rain and ice out of here soon i hope. >> we still have

plus - controversy over a vanity licence plate. we'll show you why citizens in minnesota are outraged. and - we'll get a look at the parents of a 14-year-old girl nearly killed in saturday's mass shooting in michigan are breaking their abigail kopf was dead. they were about to harvest her organs when she squeezed her mother's hand. four others with abigail in a cracker barrel parking lot died that night. that includes barbara hawthorne, who despite no blood relation, abigail called "grandma barb." they would go see shows together, just like they did saturday night. abigail's mother, vicki kopf, wants people to know her daughter is a fighter. (s/vicki kopf/victim's mother:52-1:00) "everybody needs to get that straight. my daughter is not dead. she is alive and she is fighting for her life. i want everybody to understand that." (s/vicki kopf/victim's mother1:01-1:10) "abigail is strong, and she is a vibrant beautiful young lady and she did not deserve this... and either did her grandmother or those other victims." meamwhile, accused

i am going to plate these out. now, look at this. >> oh, my. >> i want to say i have a couple of hundred mussels in here. >> wow. that is a lot of mussels. [ laughs ] it's endless. >> this is what i do when i have company for breakfast. i always make a giant frittata. >> ooh! oh, my gosh. okay. >> it's just a baked-egg dish. but i'm telling you, it is the easiest way to cook for a large bunch of people. and, you know, our pan is designed with these high sides so i can get this out beautifully. but i can make a huge, giant frittata. look at that. >> that's a lot of eggs, yeah. >> and you know what? i could have made it twice as high. it's fantastic. >> because of those deep sides, right? of course, look at my pan. >> clean as a whistle. >> clean as a whistle. i just have to wipe that out, and then you know what? >> [ laughs ] right. >> i can make another one, depending on how many people i have. >> of course. oh, that looks really pretty, too. >> all right, so, now of course i'm gonna get in there. >> cut it up! >>

a, red plates, b, blue plates or, c, white plates. >> just put it in? >> white plates. >> tamron! >> red plates. >> actually, it's red plates. that's because when our brain sees the color red, we automatically stop. your new habit is you can actually get rid of the white plates and eat off of red plates. snack on a red one and it will instantly slow you down. effortless thing to do. question two, if you're trying to avoid chocolate, is it better to, a, think about chocolate. b, think about something else. c, tell yourself not to think about chocolate? go. >> i'll go with natalie. what do you think? >> what was b? remind me. >> think about something else. >> that's it. >> our first instinct is to say, don't think about chocolate. but when we think about chocolate, we want it more. >> right. >> find some other distraction. >> that was right? >> okay. >> this one is tricky. >> what are you making, willie? >> you don't want to more. >> do you eat more, a, sitting on the couch, or walking while you eat? >> walking while you eat. >> sitting on the couch. no? walking, you tend to eat mor