saturday, august 29 here's some of the stories we're following on "action news," a bicyclist is rushed to the hospital after being hit by a car on the benjamin franklin parkway. police think the driver was intoxicated. residents in south philadelphia are on high alert after a violent home invasion. how is it a three-year-old wanders away from a day care without anyone noticing? that's what parents in one new jersey community want to know. outside to chris sowers with a look ahead at the another beautiful forecast. >> reporter: this is the 9th straight weekend we see sunshine and dry conditions and comfortable temperatures. take a look at what's going on north and west, barely in the 50s in the poconos. quakertown, 52. warrington, 58. chester, 54. saint david 55.

coatsville, 54. buena, 55. hammonton, 54. cinnaminson, 59 degrees arc delightful morning around the delaware valley. i can tell you on city avenue there's not a breeze nice and tranquil low humidity levels and not a cloud in the skies. satellite and radar showing a whole lot of nothing, we have high pressure overhead that means clear conditions, the call from accuweather means it looks similar to yesterday, 83 degrees by 3:00 p.m. the forecasted high, mostly sunny skies, sun sets at 7:38. days are getting short and short. as we look ahead we have another heat wave on the way. as nice as the feels, getting ready to move into september we're talking about heat and humidity in the seven-day forecast. i'll have the details, plus the latest on tropical storm erika when i see you in just a few

minutes. >> breaking right now, police in bangkok say they have arrested a man in connection with a bomb that killed 20 people nearly two weeks ago. this is video of the bomb as the tore through the crowded area near a shrine earlier this month. thailand police say they raided an apartment used by the suspect and discovered possible bomb-making materials. they have not released the identity of the suspect, but they say he is a foreigner. a news conference is scheduled later today. a suspected drunk driver is behind bars after hitting a bicyclist riding ray -- along the benjamin franklin parkway. this is the scene logan square after midnight. a man and woman riding bikes on the parkway when the car hit the woman. the crash threw her from the driver windshield to the under the front wheels of the car. the woman is in serious condition. new police, are searching

for a suspect after a man is pistol whipped and shot in the germantown section. the action cam on elmwood street. police say the assailant approached the victim after he got out of the car. the suspect pistol whipped the man and shot him in the leg before running off the victim is in stable condition. police are searching for the person behind a violent home envision vacation in -- i invasion in south philadelphia. it is believe the suspect is a teenager. sharrie williams has the story. >> she is doing fine, but upset. >> reporter: residents in south philadelphia are rallying behind one of their home as the homeowner came face-to-face with the burglar. it was tuesday, early even when police say a man climbed flue an open window of a home in the 700 block of south 222nd street. little did the burglar know the

homeowner was home. she walked into the room and startled him. george leon is with the south of south town watch. >> he wasn't prepared for an actual home invasion. >> reporter: while the homeowner was tied up, the intruder went room to room stealing the electronics, he stole her bicycle, he used it to flee the scene. the tiedup homeowner ran down the block to the coffee shop for help. they called police. the neighbor said the neighborhood which is known as "the graduate" hospital area is typically a safe one, but this home invasion is concerning. >> it's scary, i have a family and two little girls and my wife at home, if somebody breaks in with us, the same thing could happen to us. >> reporter: the police say even

while you're home keep your alarm on if you have one. of course police are looking for tips as to what can lead them to the intruder including the stolen bike, if you know anything police want to hear from you, sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >> a new jersey mom is demanding answers after her 3-year-old son was able to leave the day care without anyone noticing. little darrell walk out of the child care center and walked across hamilton avenue and knocked donlt door in tears -- on the door in tears. >> they just apologized and said it will never happen again. >> nobody from the day care returned our calls or efforts to reach them for comment. >> a 19-year-old cooled of raping an 15-year-old at an

elite new hampshire prep school was found not guilty of felony rape. he was found guilty of four misdemeanor sex charges. he admits to kissing the girl, but said he didn't have sex with her. labrie will have to register as a sex offender. a tsa agent is charged with sexually assaulting a woman at the newark airport. once inside the, the agent fondled her. faces numerous charges. tsa announced he has been fired. a historic bridge in perkisie bucks county is off limits to certain vehicles, if you drive over the walnut street

bridge chances are you know why. >> it's was cracking all over the bridge. around perkisie the walnut street has become known as the liberty bell you see the trouble underneath. andy is one of two thousand drivers who use the 100 year old span every day and snapped pictures of the 73-pound of concrete that popped out of the bridge earlier this month. >> do you feel safe? >> i don't know how safe i feel. >> i don't feel safe when i am parked on it waiting for the light to turn green. >> reporter: the county own bridge was set to be replaced in 2001. borough officials say penndot puzzle funding. the bridge has been deemed historic it's caught up in red tape. >> when you have a historic resource, there are some groups that would prefer it to be

rehabilitated than replaced. they are going through a feasibility study to see if it can be rehabilitated instead of replaced. >> reporter: the fire department uses the bridge to get from the headquarters on the north side to the calls on the south side. >> if they cannot get across the callowhill bridge they have to go to 2313, 6 miles round rip to get to the south side of town. >> reporter: there are new significant delays to fire response, the federal government said the project likely won't start until 2018. folks around here hope the bridge lasts that long. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> now to politics, former maryland governor martin owe mali has slammed -- male

mallee claims the manner o'malley said the process is rigged. there are only four debates planned for democrats during the nomination process. republican governor scott walker was on the campaign trail laying out his plans promising to increase defense spending as a means to stop isis. he wants to roll back the nuclear ambitions of iran. walker delivered his address in fronts of several citadel cadets telling them they will be part of the fight. still ahead on "action news" saturday morning, the greatest generation remembered this week's art of aging we'll introduce you to a local veteran who led an effort to honor his fellow world war ii comrads.

sam bradford and the birds face off against aaron rodgers and the green bay packers. >> reporter: this stretch of weather is about to turn hot and humid, i'll have the latest on heat wave number five in the seven-day forecast right after this. >> new on "action news," this

pooch is working toward a healthy lifestyle. 38-pound which, in case you're wondering is double the size he should be. his size takes a toll on him. every step and every run is currently a struggle. the super size cold front 9 was dropped off at a texas pound after his owner died. they are getting him healthy again with swimming. he already lost 2 pounds. i have a little docksy init's important to keep them lean because that extra weight can

hurt their back and that you ultimately kills them. >> reporter: he looks like a big fluffy pillow. let's go live on sky 6. there's the view looking back from our temple university camera. the center city skyline, another beautiful day, sunshine, comfortable temperatures, 87 degrees. that will be the forecasted high, which is slightly above average for this time of the year. the low temperature this morning is 66 that's the current temperature, that is the average low temperature for this time of the year 689 allentown, 53. poconos 50. trenton 58 degrees. another delightful morning. satellite and radar, going a little bit wider you can clear see there's not a lot of activity up and down the eastern seaboard. at least the mid atlantic is clear. green bay, the eagles take on

the packers this afternoon. getting wet this morning, it should clear out in time for the game. we have couple of more showers across the gulf coast states. there's that cluster there. other than that most of the country is nice and quiet. the pattern is about to change. the jet which has dropped to the south across the mid atlantic and the northeast has allowed for the comfortable cool conditions especially during the morning hours, that is pushing off the coast. we'll get another ridge or heat punch high off the carolinas, that means another heat wave is on the way. normal high temperatures 84. we'll see high temperatures 8 to ten degrees above average. erika continues to churn in the carribean. there's cuba and the dominican republic. the center is right there, spinning on them the coast of the cuba. the wind sheer continues to rip

this thing apart. storm system is on life support at this point. the winds at 40 miles per hour. it's barely a tropical storm and it has to go over the mountainous terrain of cuba. the it will be downgraded to a depression and regenerating in the gulf of mexico pushing in tallahassee, pensacola that will be the strike point if it goes on the current track. we have rainfall totals that could exceed 5 to 6 inches in the southern tip of florida. i think it will be remembered for the rains than anything else, the winds will not be too big of an issue. lehigh valley, 86 degrees. jersey shore, delightful on the sand. moderate risk for rip currents. nice sea breeze kicking in,s 82 is the forecasted high.

87 for philadelphia. sunny and warm, winds out of the southwest at 5 to 10. overnight tonight, 65 degrees outlying suburbs, 70 for center city. you may getaway without cranking up the ac, humidity leaves remain low overnight but increase tomorrow afternoon. here comes the next heat wave, 87 today. 90 degrees tomorrow. there's a slim chance of a thunderstorm in the poconos. monday, 92 hot and sticky. tuesday, 92, hot and sticky. wednesday, 890 degrees, thursday and friday, the normal at that point is 83, but we're still close to 90-degree, almost in september and we're talking heat and humid. >> it will make the weekend feel really awesome, we'll be done with sweating. >> reporter: i'm not a big fan of all these 90s.

it's 70 years since the ends of the world war ii a veteran of that conflict helped start a wall of honor for his retirement community comrads, tamala edwards has the story in this week's art of aging. one of the main hallways of britany point estates in lansdale is filled with wartime photos of the so-called greatest generation. >> this would not be here if it hadn't been for me. >> reporter: that would be nick charles, in 1942 a junior at temple university. when world war ii broke out, he wanted to serve and fly. nick was commissioned as a dive bomber for numerous missions and rescued from the pacific and awarded the silver star. >> we took terrible losses. >> reporter: when the war ended

nick came home to start a family and new life. he stayed in the navy for 20 years serving with distinction. when he moved to britany estates in lansdale he built a wall of honor for the world war ii vets. >> that was a generation that gave their lives for their country. this is a reminder of what some people did for them. >> reporter: 173 world war ii vets registered, nick is one of 19 who are still alive and he is proud to share their stories. >> we tell our families, who live in this area, if you would like to bring your grandchildren in here, because we have all the records all the service records and everything is right here. >> reporter: tamala edwards channel 6 "action news."

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what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. camp a glimpse of the world famous budwiser clydesdale 8 horses that make appearance in manayunk. from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. their appearance is one of hundreds made annually it's in conjunction with the made in america festival. explore turkish festival. come try the food and check out the authentic souvenirs and marketplace, there's entertainment for the purpose of the kids such as face painting. tomorrow it's the hustle back to school bash hosted by the hustle mom's organization aims to promote positive self-esteem and overall wellness. kids in kindergartener garden

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everyone, 7:24 saturday morning, we'll take a closer look at the jersey shore. tell you what, if this is your beach day, you picked a beautiful after. we have the wave heights on double scan live. if you're doing boating or fishing in the delaware bay it is flat. two foot waves from ocean city maryland to atlantic city. but there's three and four foot swells a little farther out to

sea that will make their way closer to shore as the day wears on. because of that the national weather service issued a mot risk of rip -- moderate risk of rip currents. the lands breeze will shift to a sea breeze 5 to 15 miles per hour. sunny skies, 82. atlantic city, 81. ocean city, 81. bethany beach 84 degrees. sam broad ford is depicted -- sam bradford is expected to play when the eagles take on the packers tonight. jamie apody has a preview. >> reporter: eagles get ready for the packers, sam bradford tore his acl during the third preseason game the last time he played in one. we expect bradford to play, but not for how long. we'll see the starters before it all counts they expect to gain a

lot regardless of how much or how little they play. >> anytime you're out there with your group you'll have improvement you'll learn from each other. every opportunity we get out there to play against good competition different competition with our group will benefit us. >> reporter: the packers may not play quarterback aaron rodgers there's a movement sitting all the stars in the preseason because of preseason injuries. roger also -- rogers says he is read and does not need anytime. join us tomorrow night at 11:35 to breakdown the game with ducis rogers and brandon graham. phillies played well last night. fly ball to the right.

watch this catch there. kid is starting to look like a future star. nolan, 7 inning pitch, struck out 6th. his 5th win of his career. check out this rbi triple. he has been called up all seven for extra bases. phils 5-runs in the that's some support from your catcher, that's one way to snap a losing streak. the skipper can't say enough. >> that's a lot better than what we've been seeing. nolan was outstanding once again, i'll take five pitcher, just like him. five starters, he knows what's doing. from the big lesion to the little league, tea -- today pennsylvania takes on texas they beat them earlier in the week to

punch their tickets. you can root on the local pa kids right here, watch the game at 3:00 p.m. on channel 6 today. that's sports, have a great saturday. >> we've got much more coming up on "action news" saturday morning, stay with us, we'll be right back. happening now on "action

news," breaking news, one person is rushed to the hospital and dozens of others are driven from their homes after a fire in philadelphia at bustleton section. developing a sheriff's deputy in houston is shot and killed while pumping gas, authorities are calling it a cold-blooded killing. plus, all eyes are on erica, the storm appears to be weak we cannenning after pounding the dominican republic. first, though, let's go outside to chris sowers with our forecast. >> reporter: nine straight weekends we're talking sunshine and comfortable conditions. speaking of comfortable. let's show you the numbers out here right now. this is beautiful. i'm standing out here, there's the slightest breeze out of the west. we have a clear sky and the sunshine is shining down, nice and refreshing. poconos 50. millville, 55.

trenton, 58. perfect running conditions if you want to go for an early morning run. cape may, milder showing a temperature of 71. satellite and radar, you look toward the upper left-hand side of the screen you see clouds and moisture pushing through the western great lake states, chicago, green bay getting wet. that's you wish aring on by to the east and likely -- rushing on by to the east and likely bypass the delaware valley. sun and clouds today, warm, 87 degrees is the forecasted high, we should reach that around 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. lunchtime, 84. 6:00 p.m. coming back down a little bit, 86. i was talking about how the system will probably bypass us, we need rain, look at this, over the next five days we don't have a single shower in the forecast across the delaware valley. saturday right through wednesday it stays nice and dry. 90-degree days look at these numbers, we'll be adding to them

big time especially in philadelphia. we've seen 28 days so far this year with 90 degrees or higher. we may add 5 or 6 by the time we get through this upcoming week. i'll have the details in just a bit. >> we begin with breaking news, a fast-moving fire forced dozens out of their homes in the bustleton section after 3:00 a.m. the action cam was there as firefighters battled smoke and flames to goat that fire under control. a young man was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. no word on what may have sparked the fire. rescue crews pulled a woman out of the delaware river near penns landing. officials say the woman fell into the river after 4:00 a.m. police have not released the circumstances of how the woman fell into the river. we'll bring you more information once it comes into the newsroom. developing this morning, a massive manhunt is underway in

houston, texas t after a sheriff's deputy was shot and killed while pumping gas, we have learned that authorities have taken in a person of interest. authorities say deputy goforth was in uniform when a man approached him from behind and fired multiple annual shots. once the deputy fell to the ground, the suspect kept shooting. he died at the scene. officials say it appears to be an unprovoked execution-style killing. >> i've been in law enforcement 45 years, i don't recall another incident this cold blooded and cowardly. again, authorities have taken a person of interest into custody no word on their connection to the case. this surveillance image shows a glimpse of the man police think is responsible, but so far no arrests have been made. here at home, a man is dead after a shooting at a highrise apartment complex in camden. shots rang out at the north gate

one apartments on the 400 block of north 7th street. a man in his 20s was hit in the chest. medics rushed him to the hospital where he died. no arrests have been made and there's no word on a motive. a community in burlington county is mourning the loss of a popular middle school teacher, 29-year-old allison mcginnis was hit by a pick up truck and killed. her death comes after one of other own students died a week ago in another accident. >> reporter: the focus of the investigation going forward is why the driver lost control of the truck. meantime, the teacher was mourning the loss of one of her students in a traffic accident when she herself is killed exactly one week later at about the same time. state police identified the woman who was killed while jogging along 206 asal -- as

allison mcginnis from southampton township. she taught english at hell an fort -- helen fort in pemberton. >> she was more than just not just my daughter, but all the the students, she was more than a teacher she was their friend. jamyia passed away from her injuries. yesterday her mother passed by the sight of the accident, she got caught up in another traffic block aid, she learned that her teacher had been killed.

>> i was shocked, she passed away around 2:00 p.m. and for her to pass away at the same time gives me the chills. god has a pattern, this is part of his plan, maybe this is a wake up call for people, i don't know. i just know that it's tragic and sad. by the way we should mention that allison mcginnis was planning to go to school only her own time to help students prepare for the start of school next thursday, the funeral is set for next wednesday they will have a memorial service following that. at the state police bar ricks in bordentown, new jersey, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> fears are lessening, but residents are still bracing for heavy rain from tropical storm erika. the death toll continues to

rise. officials say 20 people have been killed by the storm that hit dominica. erika hit the island nation with almost 12 inches of rain in less than ten hours. the sunshine state is still under the state of emergency. >> every family stop and think about your family, your parents, your siblings and kids and grandkids and say how do i get them ready. >> it's almost a decade since a hurricane made landfall. wilma was a category three storm that killed 22 people and cost $21 billion in damage. in new orleans along the gulf coast it's a day of remembrance and celebration. ten years ago today hurricane katrina made landfall. we go live to new orleans with more on the historic city has changed. >> reporter: good morning, eva,

hurricane katrina took hundreds of lives and forever changed many more, but today people are celebrating something the storm couldn't destroy their resilient spirit. it wouldn't be new orleans without a party and this morning there is good reason to celebrate, hundreds more restaurants, a burgeoning tech industry, a billion dollar medical center and higher graduation rates. >> the spirit much stronger than any storm. >> reporter: former president george. >> reporter: bush praised new orleans' school reform on his visit to the city. president obama's visit thursday highlighted the city's recovery. these apocalyptic scenes ten years ago, part of the city under 20 feet of wurt -- water after the levees failed, thousands were left stranded.

>> there was too much fighting going on. >> reporter: in the storm's wake half of the city's residents left. today more than 80% of the population is back. their city now fortified by a new 14 billion-dollar levee system. >> we're confident this system will reduce the risk of a 100 year storm event. >> reporter: there are still too many abandoned home in predominantly african-american neighbors and poverty is high. ten years after katrina, new orleansians vow to continue their progress into the next decade. >> when you're here you know you're someplace special. we just love it. >> reporter: former president bill clinton will be here, there will be wreath laying ceremonies and in true new orleans fashion a parade and party tonight. for "action news" i'm

bozi kanani in new or a liens. our coverage continues at 6abc.com. we have collection of photos as they covered the storm's aftermath in louisiana. so much of the focus of the upcoming papal visit has been on the impact on the city, but france will be staying in the bushes suburbs when he arrives. montgomery where saint charles borromeo seminary is located they asked for 600 national guard personnel to with security. >> we'll have the same issues facing traffic always the motorists. if we need the teams for any event this weekend we want want to more them into preestablished

landing zones. >> still ahead on "healthcheck," a new tool will be on the market to help women who are trying to get pregnant. plus the stumble scene around the world, a little boy accidentally falls into a pricey painting and it is all caught on camera are a. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, "action news" saturday morning continues in just a moment. >> a zoo in illinois has

announced the birth of two snow leopard cubs, the two girls born last month weigh ten pounds each. they are scheduled to make their public debut in mid october. our daily awe, so cute. >> reporter: we have nice weather nice stuff this weekend, today will be similar to yesterday, which was similar to thursday and which was similar to wednesday. it's been a beautiful stretch of weather for us as we look live sky6 live hd at penns landing, comfortable morning no humidity out there. the temperature this week, comfortable finish, the week started out warm and sticky, high temperatures close to 90 degrees, it dropped off with the cold front coming through tuesday. 83 wednesday, thursday, 81.

yesterday, a delightful 85. now we're down in the 50s north and west. tanersville, 50 degrees, slatington, 57. pottstown, 57. center city the warm spot at 70. cinnaminson, 59. gandys beach 64 and buena, not too shabby 55 degrees this morning. satellite and radar, we keep it clear this afternoon just couple of cumulus clouds later on, that's about it. now there's a system to the west, today is quiet. the system to the west will start to interact with the weather later tomorrow afternoon. some of the showers and thunderstorm activity, most of it should stay across central pennsylvania. this model has some of it pushing across the western suburbs before it fizzles out and we see the cloud cover from it, sunday night into monday morning. we could see beneficial rains at least for parts of the area later this weekend. right now it's the poconos that has the best chance of seeing the wet weather.

tropical storms warning up for bahamas and eastern cuba and turks and caicos islands as erika continues on its journey toward the west. it's passing dominica and haiti it is to the south and will make the turn toward the north and eventually northeast getting into the gulf of mexico. right now it is a minimal tropical storm of winds only 40 miles per hour. so it's barely holding on to tropical storm status. the spaghetti plots are still not in agreement as it continues to show it turning toward the north and some turning toward the west. this would be a worst case scenario the waters are warm here, this storm could have a chance to reform with the waters this warm it could turn into a problem if it takes this track. if it takes this track up through here, the mountains will

rip it apart. it may reform back into a tropical storm before it makes landfall. it will be recognized as a rainmaker, we'll continue to watch it. poconos sun and clouds, 73 degrees, slight chance for a thunderstorm tomorrow. 82 degrees, the jersey shore, the only issue this afternoon is this right here, the moderate risk for rip currents, as the seas build four foot breakers on the sands. sunny and 82 sea breeze this afternoon partly sunny, slightly more humid not too bad tomorrow, 84 degrees, lancaster, 86. reading, 87. allentown, 86. trenton, 86 millville, 84. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows the quiet weather continues throughout the up coming week. 87 degrees, comfortable. 90 degrees, the humidity levels come up a little bit. hot and sticky monday, 92. tuesday, hot and humid, 92.

wednesday humid sun, 90. thursday, partly sunny, maybe a thunderstorm chance 89. friday, sun and clouds, 88 degrees, if we don't see that thunderstorm on thursday, looks like the next few days after that are dry as well. philadelphia is close to 4 inches below average. we started 6 or 7 inches above average in june, remember how wet june was. >> we need the rain, we don't like having it. >> reporter: we're not at the status we have to worry just yet, but getting close. >> an all new fyi philly is coming up on 6abc. >> reporter: here's what's coming up tonight on fyi philly. the thunder over the boardwalk is back we got a sneak peek. we go behind the scenes to see how a show of this size gets off the grounds. you have the ultimate things to do and places to eat.

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day when it's warm outside, cape may, new jersey, we can dream, 68 degrees, 7:51. "healthcheck," a new device could help women get pregnant. some women check their temperature to check when they are ovulating. in october, yono hits the market. it continuously monitors your temperature while you sleep. it will sell for $149. alkline water is a health

trend, many say it does the body good, but does the science back up the claims. >> reporter: it's flying off the shelves, alkline water touting extra hydration and health. proponents maintain a body ph level maintains perfect health. drinking alkline water can help your body stay better hydrated. just ask barbara broad water. >> reporter: i feel more hydrated and more energic. >> reporter: are claims will le? >> there are no studies to support that drinking alkline water does anything to optimize your health.

>> reporter: she bought a machine for her kitchen and uses it in everything, cooking, coffee, you know i am it. >> it has changed my life and i feel so much better inside. >> our bodies need water. it's essential, but the idea that drinking alkline water will affect the ph of your blood is absolutely nonsense. >> reporter: we reached out to 6 makers of alkline water, some responded pointing to studies they say support the health benefits, critics say while it won't help you it won't hurt you. >> i know it has helped me, my knees don't hurt and my joints are mobile and i can run and jump like younger people. >> reporter: barbara said despite the critics she'll continue to drink it. jesse farmer, abc news new york.

>> a simple stumble inside a museum in high -- in taiwan is called one of the priciest mistakes ever, he tripped over a rope barrier, he broke his fall by punching a hole into a $1.5 million painting. it's 350 years old it is on loan. they are not asking the boy to pay are to it, they are getting the insurance company to cover the restoration costs. >> reporter: i felt bad for him. you could see it was an accident union taking on the revelation, ppl park, temperatures in the

low 80s to start, pulling back into the upper 70s by the end of the game. >> "action news" continues at 9:00 a.m. here's some of the stories we're working on for you, residents talk about being startled from their sleep by a fire that damaged a northeast apartment building this morning. new orleans looks backward and forward ten years after being pummeled by hurricane katrina. now for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. we'll see you back here in an hour.

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good morning, america. breaking news, deputy ambushed, sprayed with bullets at a gas station. >> in what appears to be an unprovoked execution-style killing. >> what set the gunman off? the suspect caught on camera speeding away in this red truck. police on the manhunt overnight. tracking erika. at least 20 are dead as the tropical storm roars over the caribbean. florida's in a state of emergency right now preparing for a hit. we're there as residents stock up on supplies. where is she headed next? split verdict. >> guilty. >> former prep school student owen labrie breaking down in court at the jury's decision, convicted on some