david saint onge senior and his son, david junior were arraigned tonight at district justices office in conshohocken. police say on june 10th, david senior, hit his father 88 year-old jack howard saint onge in the head with a large flashlight and that is after the the the father threatened to kick him out of the house. police say david junior help his father dispose of the body in the wooded area in susquehanna county. the revelation has stunned neighbors on arch street in plymouth. >> unfortunately, it is every where. i don't want to say it doesn't surprise me it ace cross the treat paw i think it is every where. >> saint onge senior is charged with third degree murder, his son face's boost of the corpse and criminal conspiracy charges. >>> in philadelphia investigators have to wait to determine if a woman from feltonville was murdered or died of natural causes. the corpse must thaw before the medical examiner can conduct an autopsy, the body of eight three-year old andrew a carrasquillo was discovered inside a freezer in the home on northerly street yesterday. police believed that

but hal ong has already done some damage.ainfall totals of 300 millimeters, one foot of rainfall has come down around anderson air force base, causing torrential floods, and the storm system now moving over open water. the next couple days, no major threat, but if you're tuned in from southern japan, something worth watching because the storm is expected to become a typhoon equivalent to a category one hurricane when it approaches southern japan sometime next week. that first storm system that we talked about with the high probability is going to push in towards south korea over the next day or so and rainfall expected in that region across the korean peninsula, with the storm system, but it doesn't look like it will be much beyond that. so certainly it could get worse when it comes to tropical activity. lastly, we'll leave you with a perspective across the united states, with the southern part experiencing october-like weather. the yellow indicating 10 to 15 degrees below the norm temperature wise. should be about 20 celsius

police tell us david onge sr. admitted he hit his father in the head. >>> in philadelphia, we have a picture of that daycare worker accused of leaving five children in an suv while she went food shopping. police released this picture of the 39-year-old woman. she is charged with child endanger. and reckless endanger. . she left the children for at least 20 minutes while she was inside a shop rite on tuesday. the air conditioner was on in the suv. the children were rescued and then reunited with their parents. >> happening today, the georgia father accused of killing his toddler son by leaving him in a hot car will appear in court. he faces charges of murder and second degree child cruelty. today he has a probable cause hearing. now the 22 mold boy cooper died last month after spending hours in the hot suv. he told police he forgot the boy was strapped in the car seat and forgot to drop him off the adaycare when he went to work. a police officer in indiana has been suspended for pushing a paraplegic man in a wheelc

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he's calling on citizens to consider other ongs for choosing who they feel should be the chief executivef hong kong. currently only those approved by the mainland government can run for office. there's been several new election methods. their suggestions all have one thing in common. they focus on the desires of hong kong residents rather than the chinese in other words, each proposal is calling for a democratic election process. benny wants to see how many people who support democratization and approves proposals. he believes more people voting will increase the pressure on . a week after polling began, results were disclosed to the media. according to the organizers more than 780,000 people voted. the number far surpassed expectations. benny decided to present the referendum results to the government. in the meantime telling all relevant organizations to postpone the occupation central in wait of their response. >> i think hong kong people has clearly make our view to the government. >> the following day scholarism and other university organizations joined hands and held an emergency m

in between looking a h son,ong has found a few hours a dayo come to the cafe.he doesn't receive any pay yet but once she leaves the center she'll start earning a salary. her dream is to learn the trade at red mama and one day open her own cafe. the cafe's most popular products are its original hand baked breads and muffs. a kitchen utensil's manufacturers supplies all the ingredients and baking know how. a kitchen in one of its showrooms is used as a venue for a baking classroom for women from the center. on this day song is trying her hands at baking for the first time. >> chief lee sean is her instructor. he begins with the basics and teaches her howo prepare dough. she's made some rice flour muffins stuffed with sweet red bean paste. her first attempt at baking is a success. at 6:00 that evening song returns to the center. as soon as she sees her son any tiredness she feels melts away. she hopes that by learning to live independently she'll be able to create a future for her son. sile mothers who never married have long been victims of prejudice in south kor

. >> ese fue el pitazo inicial para la movilizaciÓn de un equipo que encontrÓ en la ong un refuerzo para padres profesores y alumnos se lanzaron a las calles para evitar la goleada. >> hoy los Únicos gritos que se escuchan son los de los niÑos. la escuela sigue en pie el nuevo del moderno maracanÁ. ustedes no se movilizan no habrÍa escuela. >> sin duda. >> el nombre del futbolista con mÁs goles en la historia del fÚtbol, 1329 salvar la escuela, puede ser en 1330. >> que buena historia. para maÑana por supuesto estamos esperando la gran final entre argentina y alemania si usted estÁ harto del fÚtbol y no querer oÍr mÁs le conviene sintonizarse a partir de las 2:30, poeuqe va a cantar shakira y carlos santana. y despuÉs viene argentina y alemania. de mi parte esto es todo. >> ademÁs es una fiesta que cada cuatro aÑos nos involucra a todos poco a poco vamos entendiendo y empezamos a quererlo. >> a pocas horas para que baje el telÓn los mexicanos que tienen una forma de expresar sentimientos hacia robben el delantero. se creÓ una piÑata con la figura del futbolista donde se recuerdaa punto d

. >> miriam es una de varias madres del vecindario que donan leche impulsados por la ong tachar de los vencer la resistencia de las viejas creencias populares. >> al principio ha sido difÍcil no tanto con las mamÁs, sino con las abuelas, que siempre temen que el nieto no tenga suficiente leche para Él, pero despuÉs de eso yo creo que son los temores y las resistencias propias de la donaciÓn en sÍ, no damos leche, no damos Órganos, no damos sangre, no hay cultura de la donaciÓn en el perÚ en general. >> esto hace caso omiso de las habladurÍas. los mÉdicos les aconsejan la mejor manera. >> es totalmente altruista, ellas no tiene ningÚn beneficio pero saben que estÁn ayudando a salvar la vida de un bebito. >> luego el precioso lÍquido cuidadosamente almacenado y pasa por rigurosos exÁmenes clÍnicos, químicos y biolÓgicos. en en este momento que todo cobra sentido la leche que estas madres han donado servirÁ para alimentar a los niÑos. que los mÁs indefensos y vulnerables de cuidados intensivos. >> la pequeÑa kiara nos mira con sus enormes ojos mientras la la enfermera con una jeringa la a

and injury are charged in the murder of 88 your old jack saint ong. we're told he was reported missing it's unclear who made that report. but on friday, state police say that they received a call about a body wrapped in a tarp on state road in gibson township. that is in susquehanna county. then an autopsy revealed just yesterday that the victim was murdered. as we just reported, his son and grandson charged in his murder. an investigation determined that that murder as we said happened at the home here on arch street in plymouth township. reports state that the victim was hit in the head and that is how he died here at his home. we talked to neighbors. one neighbor who says she's known this man for 50 years. detectives came to her home yesterday with the news. >> i'm shocked. i don't know what happened. because, you know, he was still active. he still drove and i said to him this summer, he played golf. he was a good friend and neighbor. >> reporter: and back here live, again, investigators just now and the district attorney' office saying this 88 ye

. >> over the last two days we saw others, we saw an ong incident. indeed they are extensive, they are penetrating into the state of israel, a reality we are not willing to live with and that's why we will continue our operation. i can confirm there has been a decline in the figures of rockets being fired at israel over the last 48 hours. it's progress and attributed to the fact that we are on the ground conducting with terrorists. meeting them in their backyards and i would say the civilian population of gaza is paying a toll. hamas is lentable for the situation -- accountable for the situation. >> it's not hamas killing the civilian population, the israeli army is killing them, and as you said, some 16 tunnels that you destroyed in gaza, a lot more civilians killed in gaza, a lot more civilians killed than the number of tunnels that you destroyed. >> i'd like to continue where i was. the infrastructure that hamas has for terrorism, the tunnels, the amount of cement that has gone into the tunnels could have built skye scrapers, could have built shop

here,ong these two walls we have pictures of some of the members of the 54th.e've begun with a picture of colonel robert gould shaw. the commission as colonel of the regiment by governor anders. that was one of the first things governor andrew did. he made sure he had for leadership of the 54th. at the time, military regulations stipulated that the soldiers could be african-americans but the officers had to be white. that was the rule. and governor andrew knew it was important to have the leadership from strongbe men abolitionist families, which shaw's family was. so he offered the leadership to shaw. shaw was initially hesitant about accepting it. seen the have heard or movie "glory," which came out in the late 1980's starring denzel washington and rather broader. broderick. broderick played shaw. the movie depicts shaw's reluctance about accepting the commission. have beene may hesitant to accept because he was only 25 years old. imagine leaving such -- leading such a momentous band of men at such a very young age. other pictures along this wall i think are e

investigators say david saint onge, sr. admitted he hit his dad in the head killing him. then police say the son and grandson wrapped the body in a tarp and dumped it by a road in gibbs son township. no word yet on a motive. police say they could face more charges. >> police are still looking for the son of an elderly woman found dead in a freezer in northeast philadelphia. police removed the freezer yesterday from a home in feltonville. a medical examiner still needs to complete an autopsy. investigators believe the son may have been collecting his mother's social security checks. police think the body made may have been in the freezer since january. police went to the house on tip call and did not find anyone home. they towed the son's car. >> the mother of a teen shooti g victim is speak only to fox tonight. her daughter is one of five people shot on a chester basketball court just after midnight this morning. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live in chester tonight. dave? >> reporter: lucy, the mother of that 14 year old girl tells us her daughter is about to undergo sur

onge senior is charged with murder. his son is charged with conspiring to dispose of the body. the body was found wrapped in a tarp on the side of a road in susquehanna county. he confessed he hit his father in the head. >>> new information tonight in the case of a grandmother whose body was found stuffed in a freezer. her son is expected to turn himself in to police tomorrow. andrea's body was found in the basement of this home on lee street in feltonville yesterday. she had been there for months. her son's co-workers tell nbc10 that he told them he was cashing his dead mother's social security checks. >>> new surveillance video shows how a deadly fire started at the mariner's cove motel in ocean county. this man is to blame for accidentally starting the march blaze. you can see him light up a cigarette as he lights up a chair in the motel's lounge. when he leaves, smoke rises from the chair. prosecute irs believe he was high on heroin at the time. four people, including alberti were killed. >>> still ahead, explosions off the coast of new jersey. the battle to prevent environ

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american european ong import facilities are currently operating at very low utilization rates. even if usong exports were available today they would not be imported by europe but east asia where spot gas prices are double that of european gases. the benefits to europe lies not in the qualities it might receive but future price formulation in markets. it may no longer rise and fall with oil prices. the competitive advantage to shell gas revolution provided the u.s. economy with lower gas and electricity prices coupled with reduced gas emissions has also caused europeans to he re-examine their energy policies. with renew efforts to further market utilization, enforce competition rules and rethink the use of energy resources. in the meantime the crisis in ukraine caused by russian action presents danger to european energy security. these countries rely on russia for almost all of their gas imports. much of which transferred through ukraine. ukrain's corrupt energy structure created vulnerabilities for itself and neighbors. the current government is left with mounting gas debt to r

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investigators say david saint onge senior admitted he hit his 88 year old father in the head killing him. then police say the son and the grandson wrapped the body up in a tarp and dumped it by a road in gibson township. one neighbor who wanted to remain anonymous said she can't believe it. >> i'm so shocked, i don't know what happened, because, you know, he was still active, and i said -- he was good neighbor. >> no word yet on motive. police say both of those suspects could be facing more charges. >>> let's take a look at your national headlines, two wisconsin girls accused of stabbing classmate, on line character appears before a judge. doctors consider one of them mentally incompetent to stand trial. prosecute remembers asking for additional pschiatric tests. twelve year old morgan geiser and they want a hearing scheduled on this issue. prosecutors say geiser and anisa wear stabbed another girl, their age, 19 times. they're currently charged as adults. >>> we think it is appropriate for the case to be handled in children's court, it is all part of the process, looking at the ment

investigators say david saint onge sr., admitted he hit his dad in the head killing him.hen police say the son and grandson wrapped the body in tarp and dumb it by a road in gibson township. one neighbor who wanted to remain non muss told us she cannot believe the. >> i'm shocked. i don't know what happened because, you know, he was still active. he still drove and i said till this summer he played golf. he was a good friend and neighbor. >> no word on motive tiff. police say they could face more charge glass in bucks county solebury township police want you to take good look at a sketch they've just released. it shows man they're after for a sexual assault. yesterday another man reported the person you see in this sketch sexually assaulted him. the victim said he was approached by a guy ride ago bike at washington crossing pa park. he made lewd comments before as subtle assaulting him. if you recognize this man call police. >> sky fox over the scene of two charter buses on fire it turns out one of the tour buses belonging to the rock band styx and the other belonging to

and the ongs were almost all dreadful. we did it before an we can do it again.ey weren't going to be very good songs. and finally the publishers and the song writers said forget it. forget it. and people didn't want those songs. they wanted love songs. they wanted -- mainly women they wanted songs about their lives. and the songs of world war ii spoke to women whose men were away and who could catch a few minutes at the radio. that's what they -- and they did speak to them profoundly. world war i it was still sheet music and music was encountered much more publically. you didn't have a phone to grab or radio where you could get into the corner. was it much more at the piano so it was a more public setting which is why i think they're less introspective. >> to follow up on that, i was thinking that one reason they were less introspective because courting was also a have very public act activity. >> another. that's breaking down. and you get -- one other reasons before 1920, you have so many songs about taking walks and going for a canoe rides as it was a way to b

the weak yen will have ong-lasting effects. they had to rationalize that cost structure.e extremely competitive. now you are getting a currency which is cheaper. that will definitely help the marketshare. it takes time to materialize. we hope to see good momentum. the next thing we need to watch for is the corporate tax reform that could be lowered to around 25% on average. if that is the case then you can add a good 5% over the next three years. >> but a lot of people are wondering corporate tax cut is going to be good generally speaking or is it when japanese companies already have a lot of ash and flushed with cash. it will encourage to you invest more and you will be able to add more capacity. looking at the rate in japan we are close to a point where they are going to have to make a decision. do they feel opportunistic about it. a corporate tax rate says they will be supportive and feel they can go ahead. >> what about this coming out of china. this eco data, especially the jobs figures we have been talking about all morning. 4% from one agency. 5% from another. what

the israelis stop firing on gaza and hamas and the other palestinian factions islamic jihad stop fire ong israel, then the egyptian proposal goes on to say border crossings for gaza which the people in the gaza want, crossings shall be be opened and movement of goods and persons shall be be facilitated once the security situation becomes greater. there would be goods through israel to gaza and back through israel as well as through egypt. other issues including security issues shall be discussed down the road by the two sides. so some of these -- there's no mention, by the way, of some of the other specific issues that you're talking about like the israel's retaking some of these palestinians prisoners. presumably that could be discussed because the egyptian proposal says within 48 hours of the cease fire they will welcome a high level israeli delegation to cairo and high level hamas delegation to cairo to work out the other details. does that sound acceptable? >> well, john, this is a silly idea. it's a joke. it's not politics. really it's a joke. we have tried that with the israelis. si

today president obama ramped up the rhetoric on vladimir putin call ong moscow to get a handle on the pro-russian rebels at the crash site in ukraine but at the point where we stand right now, it is not at all apparent that the russians are listening. >> in his most forceful comments since the crash of flight 17, president obama accused pro-russian rebels of engaging in a cover-up. >> as investigators approached they fired their weapons into the air. the separatists are removing evidence from the crash site. all of which begs the question, what exactly are they trying to hide. >> the burd the president said is now on russia. >> russia and president putin in particular has direct responsibility to the compel them to cooperate with the investigation. that is the least that they can do. >> russian officials are sticking by their own version of events just today saying their records show a ukrainian warplane might have been flying near flight 17 when it crashed. >> translator: no one should have the right use this tragedy to achieve selfish political objectives. such events should not div

board meeting and you decided that the corporate purpose of your company would be smoking cigarette ong adults and you went to e-cigarettes? >> yes, our corporate mission is obsolete the combustion cigarette. >> you don't do any advertising in tv. you don't advertise in areas to would appeal to youth use e-cigarettes because you wouldn't need to do that. it's the adults you are working on. > we are interested in adult smokers. >> is that advertisings that is aimed at adult smokers, the kind that was discussed by mr. myers. >> he didn't hold up ad. >> you understand what i'm saying, in other words appealing to young people. >> i don't believe our ads appeal to young people. life is easy when you can answer like that. you are on the record there. this is to all the witnesses but not everybody has to answer. yimet worried about e-cigarette marketing reaching youth that appears to be the case. if people figured out a way of people trying to affect adults and people who read advertisements and see advertisements about e-cigarettes. that is an interesting discussion. but limiting it to youth

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mentions later as being really compelling interests that the federal government has and can with --ong -- and can with don and can withstand religious objection. there are individuals who own this company. not just the corporate entities. no one is disputing that those individuals as individuals have free exercise rights. in a way, it was unnecessary for the conservative majority to say we have to imbue the corporate entity they own with religious rights. the people behind it have free exercise rights. they would not have been able to avail on their own in this case onthe affordable care act is the corporate entity and not on the individuals. until this ruling, we have set an artificial corporate entity has distinct rights and privileges from the individuals who own it. we did not intermix them the way the court did in the decision and hobby lobby. i think that is dangerous for fundamental corporate law and it gets at the idea that you have corporate personhood that is unsettling to a lot of people. >> i want you to respond to the caller's accusations that this is a war on women. here

questions about has sarnaev talked about " milestones" that osama bin laden credits with having brought him ong the road to trim, to violence. -- to terrorism, to violence. the only reason we had f.b.i. sent out under this administration is for the outreach program. so ignarnt while the outreach program was going on of what was really happening and what had happened at that mosque and who had been radicalized and who had not, that the director of the f.b.i. did not even know that the founder of the two muslim mosques there in the boston area al- founded by a man named amoudi who helped the bush and clinton administrations. e was arrested right here at dulls international airport and now doing over 20 years in federal prison for supporting terrorism. he was the founder of the islamic society of boston that founded those mosques. the f.b.i. director didn't even know. they didn't go out there and talk to anybody whether or not tsarnaev had been radicalized and they said we talked to him himself and we talked to his mom and she didn't admit he was radicalized, so apparently they thought he was good

bond and of nato, and to form those life-long relationships that have bound our people together for so ong. now, my third point, on the pinning everything we do, we need to strengthen our security. the english philosopher thomas hobbs wrote of a world without rules. a world without security. he described this world as having no industry, no movement, no culture, no society. nothing but the continual fear of a t violent death, world where the life of man was asty, brutish and short. security is necessary for us to live free from fear. ut security takes work and for 65 years, that work has been led by the countries of the nato alliance. in today's dangerous world, nato must be ready to respond o whatever threats we face, to act quickly whenever, wherever and how ever needed. this means europe and north erica consulting together, acting together and sharing the responsibility together. this very well that from side of the atlantic, it can appear that european allies expect the united states to defend them, but they are not prepared to defend themselves. but i have to say, this is simply not t

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demand ong as there's a for the website to get something up immediately i don't feel as said there's a cost to it and take a half hour and 45 minutes listening upstairs. always torn thinking i'm in two ifferent -- i've got different jobs at the same time. >> i wondered this year if the had -- was showing maybe a little consideration for the ifss although not as much as they spread their work around -- no. he answer would be >> there were never more than three opinions a day. and there certainly have been ays in other terms when they were 4, 5 opinions. do you think that's just because do heir own convenience or you think they actually may be and their the press staff? it would have been much more if they did deliver and spread out the big ones which do. didn't really it clearly we weren't in mind. >> if you look back just a ago we had a s week of two decision days in june already where they cleared out every dog nd save every big case so you couldn't help get the final days getting two big decisions a day. particularly us. ined to help >> we spoke about how you advance to cover these

ong exports were available today they would not be imported by europe but east asia with gas prices about double european prices. when the united states begins to export in a few years the benefits to europe lies not in the quantities but in future price formulation in global gas markets. international gas priceses may no longer rise and fall with oil prices. with prices in different regions converging as a result of u.s. exports. the competitive advantage to shale gas revolution provided the u.s. economy with lower gas and electricity prices coupled with reduced greenhouse gas migs caused european s to re-examine energy policies with renewed effort for further market liberalization, enforcement of competition rules and rethink on the use of domestic energy resources. in the meantime, the crisis in ukraine caused by russian action a presents a clear and present danger for european energy security. the risks are borne by eastern european countries since they rely on russia for almost all gas imports. much of which is through ukraine. ukraine's weak, corrupt energy sector createses vulnerab

ong exports were available today they would not be imported by europe but east asia with gas prices about double european prices. when the united states begins to export in a few years the benefits to europe lies not in the quantities but in future price formulation in global gas markets. international gas priceses may no longer rise and fall with oil prices. with prices in different regions converging as a result of u.s. exports. the competitive advantage to shale gas revolution provided the u.s. economy with lower gas and electricity prices coupled with reduced greenhouse gas migs caused european s to re-examine energy policies with renewed effort for further market liberalization, enforcement of competition rules and rethink on the use of domestic energy resources. in the meantime, the crisis in ukraine caused by russian action a presents a clear and present danger for european energy security. the risks are borne by eastern european countries since they rely on russia for almost all gas imports. much of which is through ukraine. ukraine's weak, corrupt energy sector createses vulnerab

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