with that, dave says, you don't hunt, do you? >>> janice dodson denied any involvement in her husband bruce's murder. so did her ex-husband, j.c. lee, who had an alibi. his girlfriend and a co-worker confirmed he was hunting with them at the time of the murder. for the next three summers, bill booth, his partner dave martinez and others camped in the uncompahgre national park and looked for the .308 rifle. on one of their trips, booth and martinez took along a member of necro search international, an organization of volunteers who use new technologies to find missing people. and in this case, missing weapons. >> and even more bizarre, not long after bruce was killed, janice married husband number three, bart hall. >> bart hall, nice guy. he said, i felt so strong for janice and for her welfare that after we got married, i took out a $100,000 life insurance policy on myself just to make sure if something happened to me, she was well taken care of. with that, dave says, you don't hunt, do you? >>> janice dodson denied any involveme

. >> dave says imagine driving your car at 200 miles an hour without springs or shocks.ironment of looking from the outside of a hydroplane, it likes wonderful, graceful vehicle that flying over the water. the truth is the boat is actually beating the not out of driver that's inside. >> david fell in love with racing boats as a teenager. while most kids his age were out riding bicycles. >> i started out racing flat-bottom boats, because that's what my uncle had done. >> dave, good-bye. >> and it was a lot of fun, and it progressed into bigger flat-bottom boats, managed to set a lot of world records and win a lot of championships. >> from there, of course, it was a step to racing hydroplanes. dave soon breaking almost every record in the book. in 2004, he decides to see just how fast he can drive his legendary hydroplane, miss budweiser and tries for the straightaway record. >> we'll be racing against time and mother nature. we'll see what we're made of. >> dave doesn't let his nerves show. >> one of the problems in setting records is you know you're going to experience t

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say the new rules amount to an effective ban on collectives. >>it's really disappointing to see what the city is doing. >>daveges says it'll take more than 66-thousand signatures on referendums to amend two ordinances recently passed by the san jose city council. changing where and how cannabis dispensaries can operate. >>if we collect enough signatures the council will be forced to either put it on the ballot or adopt the changes that we're suggesting. >>the new ordinances say ollectives must grow their own cannabis on-site. >>it's the same as asking safeway to produce every product that they provide on their shelf. >>all dispensary members and employees must be 21 and over, according to the new regulations as well. security guards are requiired at the collectives 24-7 and once the ordinances go into effect on july 18th, clubs will only be allowed to operate in specific locations in the city. >>these are heaving in industrial areas, so the access issue this will create is substantial. >>hodges opened the city's first legal dispensary about five years ago and is a member of the silicon valley cannabis coaliti

oh dave doesn't say that of muslim your. own doesn't isn't doesn't usually i feel like i deserved if i contributed to that many deaths. wouldn't it balance the world out if i was to be a casualty myself. this but that they would have this but don't give me the idea but i did it mastered to be live on a chick with a bed sheet that you read of. or nothing about adoption budgeter that i had. this idea about myself where. i could i want to do good i want to save people's lives i wanted to you know be a hero. or more like. just going away as she is a better god which i am both about in addition to all sorts of the go what i've shared and i got to pull it over just i don't know how to love them as a goal is a good goodness i had this this oath that i swore that. i felt i need to follow because i gave my word in the only thing that's worth anything in this world is is your word. enough i could figure to be indicted one new bunch she. must not do it under a stone she didn't know but you got to get in which. i had to get away as quic

oh dave doesn't say don't have michelin. on drugs and it just doesn't usually i feel like i deserved it if i contributed to that many deaths. wouldn't it balance the world out if i was to be a casualty myself just this but i'll tell you what it was but i'll give me an idea but i did it must have to be live on a chick with a bed sheet they are of. on happening but i'm not sure that you're doing i had. this idea about myself where. i could i want to do good i want to save people's lives i wanted to you know be a hero. or more i was. just going to ask she is a better god which i am but it's about an undersea all sorts of the go if she hadn't got to pull it all the rest are going to love to mr go is a good one as i had this this oath that i swore that. i felt i need to follow because i gave my word in the only thing that's worth anything in this world is is your word. enough i could figure to be indicted one new bunch you. must not do in london i've seen she had written a bunch enough to get in which. i had to get away as quickl

dispensary owners say, those new rules amount to an effective ban on the collectives. >>"it's really disappointing to see what the city is doing." >>dave hodges says it'll take more than 66-thousand signatures on referendums to amend two ordinances recently passed by the san jose city council. changing where and how cannabis dispensaries can operate. >>"if we collect enough signatures the council will be forced to either put it on the ballot or adopt the changes that we're suggesting." >>the new ordinances say ollectives must grow their own cannabis on-site. >>"it's the same as asking safeway to produce every product that they provide on their shelf." >>all dispensary members and employees must be 21 and over, according to the new regulations as well. security guards are requiired at the collectives 24-7 and once the ordinances go into effect on july 18th, clubs will only be allowed to operate in specific locations in the city. >> "these are heaving in industrial areas, so the access issue this will create is substantial." >>hodges opened the city's first legal dispensary about five years ago and is a member of the silicon valley canna

that was dave. >> what i would say to them is, you know what? se get your head out of the ground. open your eyes. look at what's going on around you. >> dave actually came to me and said, hey. i just want to hang out in your store. i want to talk to other people. and i want to share ideas and learn what they're doing. >> reporter: that's when darren decided to hire dave to man the front counter. >> my only complaint with dave is, he's so good at talking. sometimes he's not selling. but the great thing is, most people don't make their major purchase on their first visit. you know, they really want to go home and study are it and make sure they're getting the right things. >> what you want to look for is the fit between the paelzperson and what they're selling. if you're a prepper or survivalist and interested in selling to others, at that point they're certainly concerned about the situation at hand. they're already engaged. >> reporter: adam says industries that market products to answer people's fears, whether it's health, fitness insurance or s

says both bassos touch countless lives. >> you want to make this world a better place? you need people like the bassos. they just love so many people and they just are so kind. >> reporter: davend rosie believe michael would be proud of the $600,000 in scholarships and donations given away in his name. >> he would be very happy, yeah. >> he would say that a way, mom and dad. >> reporter: so for their giving to the michael basso memorial foundation, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to rosie and dave basso. sharon chin, kpix 5. rosie and du can nominate ys >> and you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com/hero. >>> pets can now go where most humans have never gone before. outer space. the out of this world trip for cats and dogs. >> and our daily reminder if you have a consumer problem or question, give our hotline a call, at 888-5-helps-u. volunteers are there right now. jake and i have been best friends for years. one of our favorite things to do is going to the dog park together. sometimes my copd makes it hard to breathe. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five min

republicans are rejecting the idea saying congress should deal with this and other tax issues only in an overhaul of the entire tax code. house ways and means committee chairman dave camp says, quote, non-partisan experts looking ad this policy say it doesn't solve the problem. companies will continue to move overseas until we address the fact we have the highest corporate tax rate in the industrialized world. even senate finance committee chairman ron wyden, a democrat seems non-committal. saying i'm talking with my colleagues and exploring options for addressing this in the near and short term. as for long term tax reform, congressional aides gavegive it very little chance of advancing this year. back to you. melissa: rich, thank you so much. let's bring our panel for more reaction. heritage foundation chief economist steve moore. we have jonathan hoenig from capitalist pig hedge fund. they are both fox news contributors. you recognize charlie gasparino. he is back with us as well. steve moore, let me start with you, fun to see them scramble. but at the same time, i mean, what did they expect? >> well, this is a big issue. i mean this is, the current tax code re

nebraska governor dave heineman says 200 illegal immigrant children were sent into his state withoutning whatsoever. the governor stopped by fox and friend this morning. here is what he had to say. -- "fox & friends." >> we want to know the names of those individuals, -- individuals, who their sponsor is. is their sponsor legal? what communities are they sent to? with why are they conducting secret operation essentially and transporting them all over the country and we learn now to nebraska and the federal government won't tell us what is going on? melissa: fox business's tom sullivan joins me on this one. that is pretty ominous. they're just dumping people in the state and not even telling local officials that they're coming in. makes it seem like they're trying to keep something secret. the white house says, you know, they are protect the children. they're protecting their identities. do you buy that? >> i don't. we're getting mixed reports because this congressman, bridenstein from oklahoma, who went to fort sill and they said, mr. congressman, you can't come in and see anything.

we have this idea that we can blame the un and de lair says this is a failure of the member states, not the un itself. this is uncommitted as davewas saying earlier to an ideal but only going halfway. >> it gets in the way as a result of that. it gets in the way of things that might have been done without -- >> it will always be trouble given the circumstances on the ground. the un becomes an enabler fore the pull out given that belgium, after they lose their soldiers zie to pull out. ins the calculation of the rg dprks that f, that if they killed a few belgium people they would withdrawal. >> this is one of the most damming peaces fieces for the international community here. she pointed out that belgium didn't want to pull out and be the sole bad guys. what did they do. >> they asked everybody else to leave with them. >> yeah. let's call up the united states and tell them we don't want to be the only ones pulling out the here and turning chicken so to speak, right? so let's put pressure on the entire un, this whole operation is botched and going nowhere and dangerous and so, now, let's pull out -- let's pull everybody out. the

police say driver of the car involved took off with you didn't get very far. lets get tout daveinchin at the scene. dave, what can you tell us. >> reporter: driver of the car was pick up on dui charges, he we still have some damage here at the scene at sixth and cambria. we see a traffic light pole that was knock on the ground after the the septa paratransit bus crashed into it, and that pole felon a pedestrian. he has back injuries. those who have been able to tell but how all this all unfolded around 2:00 o'clock. police tell us that they arrested a 48 year-old man, on dui charges after he allegedly ran the red light traveling southbound on sixth street in a cadillac. police say he smack in the septa paratransit bus causing to it flip on its side. witnesses say several older woman were on board some in wheelchairs trying for help help suffering from neck and back injuries as well as cuts to the face. neighbors say other neighbors came into help get them off of that bus. we spoke with the man who says that he pull would the man out of harms way when that van came careening towa

. >> reporter: stand-up comic dave siegel says as hecklers strategies go blocking the hate isn't half bad. >> it splits the atom in dealing with hecklers. he made a song about it. he's innovative. he didn't go forks. anyone would have thought forks. >> reporter: he still plans to be a cop when he grows up. that is, unless one of the various talent agents sign him this morning and makes him an offer he just can't block. i'm sorry. i didn't see you there, i was too busy, hmm, blocking out the haters. how awesome is that kid rather than react with anger he stepped it up and made his material. >> i love his accent. >> if he is a cop, i want him to pull me over. >> it'll be like serving justice to the haters. ron will be doing the next newscast with the spoons. here you go. >> i need some new spoons. >> new spoons. >> all right, we got to check the weather. steve rudin who as we mentioned is visiting from wjla in washington, steve, what's the national picture? >> let me tell you, hot and humid, especially over the next couple of days or so from st. louis, it's warm, it's humid this morning

police say he does have a prior arrest record in philadelphia. lucy? >> all right, dave, thank you. on to your fox 29 weather authority now. live ultimate doppler radar showing storms moving into our area. they could reach us before the sun sets tonight. let's straight to chief meteorologist scott williams now for the latest. >> that's certainly right, iain. the sunshine is helping to fuel this activity popping up on ultimate doppler all because of a cold front headed this way. the front will bring some heat relief but in the meantime we're looking at... >> as we put a tracker on this line, you can see it will take its time moving toward the philadelphia area by a little after 8:00 o'clock around lower providence by 7:11 so keep an eye to the sky. coming up we have the timing of cooler air and also more comfortable humidity on the way. lucy and iain with that seven day forecast. >> all right. scott thank you. you can follow the weather all night by heading to our website myfoxphilly.com. just click the weather tab at the top of the home page for your live radar images and the latest

>> the doctor says if you do wear heels regularly, like myself, get some gel insoles, and it'll cut back on some of the problems. >> schwanbeck: davees of stories are easier for young inexperienced reporters to cover. >> i think the brain drain on newsrooms was significant and severe and everlasting. i mean, there's a reason we stopped doing issue-related stories and we're telling people now "ten ways not to blow yourself up with a barbecue grill this summer," because that's something a child can understand, a young reporter can figure out how to do. >> these juggling clubs you see flying by my face right now are the actual clubs that ryan and steve used in their america's got talent audition. >> schwanbeck: crime stories are also easier for young reporters. >> and a rash of robberies. she's live tonight with our top story. karen? >> sarah and jeff, good evening to both of you. well, go ahead and take a good look at the surveillance video. >> here on saturday and demanded money and then ended up shooting him in the stomach. now deputies are looking for a man who wore a dark hoodie and bandanna covering his face. >> all they will sa

. >> reporter: stand-up comic dave siegel says as heckler strategies go, blocking the hate is not half i think spooning the eyes splits the atom in dealing with hecklers. he made a song about it. he's innovative. he didn't go forks. anyone would have thought forks. >> reporter: bowen says he still plans to be a cop when he grows up, that is, unless one of the various talent agents sign him this morning and makes him an offer he just can't block. i'm sorry. i didn't see you there, i was too busy, hmm, blocking out the haters. how awesome is that kid that rather than react with anger, he stepped it up and made it his material. >> i love his accent. >> if he is a cop, i want him to pull me over. >> exactly. >> i feel like i could talk my way out of it. >> it'll be like serving justice to the haters. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> ron will be doing the next newscast with the spoons. here you go. pass it on down. >> these are used spoons. >> we'll get him some new spoons. >> all right, we got to check the weather now. meteorologist steve rudin who as we mentioned is visiting this weekend fro

fox 29's dave schratwieser is live at police headquarters with what detectives are saying. dave?> reporter: lucy, the victim' parents just arrived here at police headquarters win the ho hour. they are here to see homicide detectives on their way in they told reporters they have no idea why this happened to their daughter in the meantime homicide detectives are looking for a suspect and a motive. homicide detectives now say it was 23 year old a art institute graduate laura, found bound with duck tape and murdered inside a dufflebag on north third street monday morning. >> she had been badly beaten. she had been strangled. she was stuffed inside a dufflebag. report roar police found the new york native' body inside a trash bag her hands and feet were bound with duck tape. hours earlier they found her silver toyota rav four with oklahoma plates torched in south philadelphia miles from where her bed was found. >> her whole life was in these bags from pictures to clothes to shoes to jewelry to everything. everything that she owned -- >> she was very special because her main goal in li

dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook let's check in with steve. he says it will be hotter than it was yesterday. >> a little bit, pam. thank you for the text this morning saying wear orange. >> yeah sorry, dave. >> dave didn't get it. it will be warm here. it did warm back up to the 90th. there is a little hint of some fog. mid 60s and 50s

he said he can say without any equivocation, the boarder is secure. >> the boarder is secure. governor dave hinneman disagrees. he says they are moving tens of thousands of illegal children all over the united states and refusing to tell state and local leaders anything. he'll join us in just moments. >> also tonight, the house rules committee taking the first official step in speaker boehner's quest to unilaterally change the law without consent. george washington university constitutional law professor jonathan turly saying why it is imperative the speaker given legal authority. >> we're seeing the emerging of a different model rejected by the framer. a dominant presidency occurred with little opposition. indeed, when president obama pledgeed to circumvent, he received applause from the body he was opposing to make relevant. when a president can govern alone, he can become a government on to himself which is precisely the danger the framers sought to avoid. >> we'll talk with congressman mike kelly why the speaker has chosen a lawsuit over impeachment. >>> democrats accusing republicans o

police say they do not have any suspects right now but they say they are on the hunt. iain? >> all right. dave, thank you. >>> billowing smoke in ocean county new jersey this afternoon check out these pictures sent to us by fox 29 viewers. the fire on the 2100 block of long beach boulevard in ship bottom. skyfox flew over the scene just a short time ago. you can see firefighters dousing that commercial building there you go with water and we are told it's a law office that was on fire. the smoke and the flames are dying down and at this point we still don't know how the fire started. >> develop to go night another building collapse in philadelphia as roofs of two row homes come crashing down. no one hurt but plenty of drama in the cobbs creek neighborhood where tonight we have a happy ending, happy as one you can expect to have with what could have been really a tragedy. fox 29's bruce gordon joins us live from cobbs creek to explain the all much bruce? >> reporter: lucy, you're right. no one was injured when these two row homes collapsed here on the 6,000 block of spruce street around midday

dave and rosie basso decided that the best way to pay tribute to their son is to live life as he did. >>> reporter: >> okay, sayreporter: a big thank you for dave and rosie basso from fermin valladares. >> you have everything to start school with. >> reporter: and not just for the backpack full of school supplies. >> they give us presents when it's our birthday, christmas. >> reporter: fermin's mother couldn't hide her emotions. >> say thank you, thank you for everything, rosie. >> you take a backpack and then just go through that. >> reporter: besides school supplies, rosie and dave's 21- year-old nonprofit the michael basso memorial foundation has also awarded scholarships, adopted low-income families, supported sports programs and donated food baskets for the homeless through groups like homeward bound. the bassos give to honor their 19-year-old son michael, who died in an accident. >> he was always for the underdog. >> the glass is half full, not half empty. >> i got it, there. >> reporter: the bassos' holiday food donations help sustain erik wilson's family. >> they don't even know us at all. they are just

it's almost saying an individual who used peds, that peds made them a superstar athlete. that's so incorrect. >> now former a's pitcher davewart won the mvp award. says he's welcomed canseco's return to oakland. >> i'm glad this happened. it's been years since i've seen him. and you know, he was -- he was a big part of all the things that we were doing back in the day. and you know, how many years it's been, but you know whatever took place back then as far as our team is concerned, it couldn't have been that bad. that we were always in a position to win. and he was a big, big piece of that. >> gee, the current a's team could certainly use the '89 team about now. they started off losing 4-0 right now against the orioles in the early going. and getting back to jose. it's really bad when he wrote the book outing all the guys but 90% of what he wrote ended up being true. he outed mcguire and giambi. and these guys they lied to congress. it was ugly. but he was right. >> the fact that he was in the ballroom too -- and also you know when jim bowden wrote ball four and there was so much backlash from that book. his second book w

it's almost saying an individual who used peds, that ped made them a superstar athlete. that's so incorrect. >> now former a's pitcher dave stewart won the mvp award. says he's welcomed canseco's return to oakland. >> i'm glad this happened. it's been years since i've seen him. and you know, he was -- he was a big part of all the things that we were doing back in the day. and you know, how many years it's been, but you know whatever took place back then as far as our team is concerned, it couldn't have been that bad. that we were always in a position to win. and he was a big, big piece of that. >> all right, yeah so they never got a chance to really have a parade after they won the '89 series. and i mean it just wasn't appropriate at the time. the ceremony is going on as i speak. the players are being introduced one by one and everyone wants to see the reaction canseco gets when he's introduced to the crowd. >> i'm very curious too. i'm sure you are vern thank you. that's it for us at 5:30 and we'll see you back here in a half hour. news updates always on kpix.com. and we'll see you in 30 minutes. [ captions by: caption c

lou: nebraska governor dave heinemann says the fed conducting secret operations trying to sneak scoresent at the local level. the governor says he is not putting up with it. he is our guest at 7:00 p.m. eastern. please be with us. stuart: supergreeny and democrat donor taunts fire at it again and liz macdonald has the story. liz: courtesy of washington time they are saying offensively, cyrus's hedge fund basically set up but number, dozens of offshore corporations, in the cayman islands and the british virgin islands to escape u.s. taxes so this comes at a time we have senator harry reid blasting the koch brothers for supporting and paying, funding political campaigns but another billionaire using tax evasion strategies that his hedge fund getting no criticism whatsoever on the floor of congress. you don't see harry reid taking to the microphone to blast times higher. stuart: but didn't tom's diner have is on the road to damascus turning point? >> he said he cut his connections to the hedge fund but only after he made his $1.6 billion fortune so he is a 1% who made a lot of money in oi

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we have this idea that we can blame the un and de lair says this is a failure of the member states, not the un itself. this is uncommitted as davewas saying earlier to an ideal but only going halfway. >> it gets in the way as a result of that. it gets in the way of things that might have been done without -- >> it will always be trouble given the circumstances on the ground. the un becomes an enabler fore the pull out given that belgium, after they lose their soldiers zie to pull out. ins the calculation of the rg dprks that f, that if they killed a few belgium people they would withdrawal. >> this is one of the most damming peaces fieces for the international community here. she pointed out that belgium didn't want to pull out and be the sole bad guys. what did they do. >> they asked everybody else to leave with them. >> yeah. let's call up the united states and tell them we don't want to be the only ones pulling out the here and turning chicken so to speak, right? so let's put pressure on the entire un, this whole operation is botched and going nowhere and dangerous and so, now, let's pull out -- let's pull everybody out. the

dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook let's check in with steve. he says it will be hotter than it was yesterday. >> a little bit, pam. thank you for the text this morning saying wear orange. >> yeah sorry, dave. >> dave didn't get it. it will be warm here. it did warm back up to the 90th. there is a little hint of some fog. mid 60s and 50s for some. especially santa rosa and novato. oakland is in there. walnut creek. i think everybody is pretty close. 59 san ramon. yet 10-degrees warmer in pittsburgh. brentwood is 68. those will be the areas that will be out of the gate. running mild to warm but there was hard any breeze. i bet it goes calm here. north west oakland at 12 but most locations are 12. tropical clouds visiting southern california. they are lifting north and some of these do pay a visit it will be in the santa clara valley. nice to hot. patchy fog near parts of the club. near 100-degrees inland. gilroy will be in there as well. a lot of 90s. 70s and 80s coast and bay. here is sal. >>> steve, we are still looking at a commute that is off to a de

dave, what are police saying about it now?well, they're still working on the cause but i can tell you it's one of the worst things firefighters say they've seen. it's one of the worst things i've seen in my career covering news. i'll step out of the way. and you can see crews are at work boarding up doors and windows on about eight houses involved in this fire. eight row homes. let's go to some pictures now. four children died. they were in one of the houses when the home caught fire. two twin four year old girls named marie and mary anna bowa and patrick and his one month old brother taj now these are siblings from two separate families. they were home with one of the parents when firefighters say a fire started on a couch and quickly spread to several homes. the fire department just around the corner and they say they had four houses already fully engulfed. firefighters and family members sharing in sadness tonight. >> i feel i want to die. >> the members of that station right now are heart broken. they're very heart broken.

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leaving dave lewis is succeeding him. saying the current trading conditions are more challenging. the biggest of the u.k. groceries and has had some tough times. there seems to be some heavy competition. -- he wasuld still stacking shelves at the age of 17. he is tesco through and through. so much pressure since he was chief executive. where do you go from a 30% market share? the united states is a particular problem for tesco's. saw the chief financial officer leave as well. clearly a business that desperately needs to show it is changing. they are bringing in new blood. >> they are trading somewhat below. i caught up with them about a year ago. so much fanfare on the tech side of things. he hasn't been able to turn the business around in the way many thought he could. we have seen stock prices down around 14% in the last year. a lot of pressure and he eventually stepped down. >> when you have the combination of discount retailers and then companies under pressure to try to turn their business around, the temptation to get into a price war is there. it has been talked about by ma

dave mud cast saunders says quote finding a way to identify with the bubbas. people of limited means and less education is not only useful but the democratic party's future throughout the south and rural areas of the country if the party wants to hold the senate this year -- house of representatives any time soon, it must travel again down many country road at least philosophy. you can get hell after lot more with the stories than the issues. are they selling their personal stories lines instead of their positions on the issues? david mudcat saunders is and sherry saunders. the home of the 2016 republican convention, by the way, is in cleveland ohio. let's go to mudcat. tell us your feeling about why aren't working class regular noncollege, if you will, white guys, not voting democrat these days? >> we don't go after them, chris. that simple. as brown will tell you and god bless brown for watching out for them, but it a cultural thing. democrats, you know, my party doesn't respect the culture like they should. >> when you think of democrat in a bad way, what d

dave hodges with the silicon valley cannabis coalition says he and the other more than 70 dispensary owners have 30 days from the time the new ordinances were passed to collect enough signatures to successfully qualify the referendums. and, those 30 days are up. sot- "its actually looking good. we feel like we may have a success. um, unfortunately we won't really know until the city verifies all the votes." the new ordinances restrict where and how dispensaries can operate. changes hodges says would be too expensive for most club owners to even consider. like having to produce all of their cannabis products on- site. sot- "it's gonna be really bad. um, within 90 days, the city will start doing enforcement letters and then within a year, it'll be down to the seven or eight that the city estimates." priscilla dixon supports the referendums because she says she doesn't like the alternative. sot- "there's gonna be more dope dealers selling more weed. again, santa clara county gonna have more people in jail, going to prison for selling marijuana." cannabis patient john messina has glaucom

says he's not sure what caused the explosion. the investigation continues. we reached out to dell's corporate offices for comment. we have not yet heard back. iain. >> dave>> camden police release a sketch of the man they say sexually assault add woman last week. this happened along the 500 block of spruce street. police say the man drove his car up to the woman forced her into the vehicle and then attacked her. anyone with information should call police. >> and residents in one south philadelphia community are wor working to take back their streets. the point breeze neighborhood has seen an increase in gun violence in the past two weeks. councilman kenyata johnson joining neighbors and police as they went door to door to encourage neighbors to speak out against crime. >> a similar mission in delaware county tonight. officials walked the neighborhood at seventh and lloyd in chester as part of operation city surge. that's the site where city's latest homicide. neighbors are hoping to bring an end to violence in the area. >>> a new law making tougher penalties for hit-and-run violation social security now signed. in fact the bill named kevin's law comes af

but i was just laughing when dave was saying how they've labeled this the hunting sportsman bill.don't hunt in d.c. i mean -- >> no elk running down the avenue. >> not a whole lot of that. >> deer hunting. i mean we have a lot of deer, but we don't hunt in d.c. >> very good point on that. hey, while we're in the district, d.c. mayor vincent gray's goal to remove about 500 families out of public housing and shelters and into some subsidized housing, rather out of shelt nears subsidized housing. he's not going to meet that goal. he's got a couple hundred still to go i think, all stemmed from back in the winter when we saw the numbers swell, number of people in shelters. >> it's a major problem, not going to get better. it's a byproduct at least in my view of what has gone and exploded residential housing costs in the district. there used to be a universe of people on the council and concerned citizens groups that would make sure that more was being done and that as much as possible was being done to help deal with these kinds of issues. we have a city council right now that's far mo

dave. police say the suspects are still at large. they are hoping to catch them. now we do know that the victims reportedly worked at domino's where they have to carry cash because customers give it to them after they deliver pizza. this latest incident happened on bayview at maude. just after one of the victims finished delivering the pizza. here is a map. you can see how close the two robberies occurred to each other. in the first incident monday night, police say the employee made a pizza delivery on remington after 9:00 p.m. when the two suspects got into the victim's vehicle and forced him to drive to another vehicle. police consider that a kidnapping and say the suspect stole cash but the deliveryman was unginrd. another pizza driver made a deliver on bayview. the robbers tried to force him out of his car. on the doors of the pete saw shop, there is a sign that say delivery drivers carry no more than $20. i was told that in both incidents, the men were threatened with a gup. they are -- with a gun. they are still trying to confirm if they saw a weapon. we're

dave? >> reporter: iain, philadelphia police now say they have a search warrant for surveillance video creditard records and cell phone tons for la nightclub owner matt bendick trying to stab where he was and who he was with in the hours before his death. tonight they still don't know the cause of death. >> nothing suspicious at this point n no foul play at this point. >> reporter: that's the latest from philadelphia police on the sudden death of 31 year old matt bendick the boyfriend of glee star becca tobin following this death thursday afternoon. >> it could be a medical zig. it could be some other situation involved but that's all part of the investigation. >> reporter: police say someone from housekeeping at the hotel entered the la nightclub owner's room just afternoon and found bendick tobin was not present at the time. >> he was in the bed. its not responding. at that pointless can you was called. >> reporter: self attempts were made to revive him but they were unsuccessful. his body was taken to the mel examiner's office in university city for an autopsy. >> central detectives are in

says this is more a failure of the member states. not the u.n. itself. >> right. >> this is just, like, uncommitted, as dave was saying earlier, to an ideal but only going halfway. >> well, and it gets in the way -- as a result of that, it gets in the way of things that might have been done without -- i mean, it's always going to be trouble given the circumstances on the ground. but, you know, the u.n. backs -- or becomes an enabler for the pullout given that the belgians after they lose their soldiers decide to pull out. this was the calculation, of course, of the rgf or the genoci genociders the whole time. if they killed a few belgians the belgian government would immediately withdraw the troops. the whole mission would collapse. but as power points out, this is one of the most damning pieces, you know, for the entire international community here, she points out the belgians didn't want to leave and be the sole bad guys here. right? so what did they do? eddie? >> they asked everybody else to leave with them. >> yeah. >> they wanted it to be a group effort. >> let's call up the united states and tell them

say, it worked. fewer people on welfare and more people feeling productive. the numbers are a lot bigger today with rick and dave and kayleigh, what do you say? and look in new york city, mayor giuliani, the results were astounding, in the following seven years, you saw the welfare rolls come down 67%. it was good for the economy. poverty rates fell by a fourth and single mother employment doubled it. works for the economy, works for the budget, it's a no-brainer. >> it does work, we got a totally different mind-set. rick and i know a beautiful young woman -- neil: whoa, whoa, whoa. >> i'm not going to get too personal. neil: i understand. >> this is pg-13. when she was starting out in her early 20s. she said i was on food stamps. i said why did you go on food stamps? you are a strong, healthy woman. she said it was there. when i started out i was making like $8,000 as a freelance writer, i never went on food stamps, i ate peanut butter and soybeans, you found alternatives. nowadays, the idea is look, it's free, i'll take it. >> when i was a boy, look, i know who dave is talking about, she used to be a panelist

. >> senator mark kirk of illinois and dave lineman of nebraska say illegals are being sent to their states but they claim they account get any information from the federal government about who is being sent there. their backgrounds, where they're staying specifically, or for how long. >> tried to find out where the detention facilities are in the state of illinois, and i have not been told where these -- the addresses of these facilities. i think that would be an enormous reform we could ensure the safety and security of these kids. >> why are they conducting a secret operation essentially, transporting them all over the country, and now we learn to nebraska, and the federal government won't tell us what is going on. >> senator kirk says the immigration crisis has been handled with such incompetence it will be president obama's katrina. given the number of children separated from parents in the process, kirk says they have become vulnerable to traffickers. one illinois congressman, said the immigration mess was created by a law signed by president bush back in 2008, and instead of h

police say the gunman targets delivery people on electric bikes and he's done it at least a dozen times. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live at central detectives. dave? >> lucy, these suspects have struck a dozen times. no one has been injured. but investigators here at central detectives say they want to get these suspects off the street ass as soon as possible. >> pulled a gun out and say give me the bike. >> reporter: for the owners of center city restaurants and their delivery men, these are some scary times. gun toting robberies have been sticking up their drivers and stealing their cash and electric delivery bikes on a regular basis since march. >> this bike is worth like a couple grand, like 1,500 so, yeah, it's a big loss for him and me. >> reporter: there have been 12 armed robberies from rittenhouse square to song philly. the gunmen target delivery drivers on electric motorized bikes like this. this driver who asked not to be identified was held up just last week. >> two people my food, moo bicycle and take off. >> very dangerous situation. >> reporter: police are now looking for 43 year old

. >> dave camp siting e-mails by lois lerner which says shows her showing conservatives as a holes and crazies they appoint a special council for looking at the irs targeting. the evidence shows learner's hostility toward conservatives. we reached out to learner's attorney for comment but told he was out of his office. it am coles on the heels of a revelation the irs entered into a secret settlement with the atheist group the freedom from religion foundation which sued the irs which accused the agency of being too soft on the churches with tax exempt status and freedom of speech. >> they boecome a political action committee not accountable. >> they have a right to know exactly how the irs planning to target churches with freedom of information act demanding the details of the deal. >> every american ought to fear when the federal government sets up bureaucrats to sensor what their pastor can and cannot say from the pulpit. >> the freedom from religion foundation tells me it retains the right to reinsurance tut its lawsuit against the irs if it is not convinced they are not following th