her body was found near a cemetery at holmes and conn vanity have avenue in crispin gardens.ter steve paterson joins us with the latest on the very latest on the investigation, steve. >> reporter: jessica and chris, tonight philadelphia police issuing a warning to the people who live in that section of northeast philadelphia, after they activated the homicide unit, calling this morning's discovery suspicious. >> quiet neighborhood, i mean it is loaded with kids, loaded with joggers. >> reporter: neighbors say that makes tuesday morning's gruesome discovery all of the more, terrifying. >> i'm really scared. >> reporter: woman first reported missing found dead in the the woods, police calling the case suspicious. >> that is upsetting, you know what i mean. the especially for would the man that live around here and, you know for young girls. >> reporter: police say around 9:00 monday night a 46 year-old area women went for a walk or a jog. her family called police around midnight when she did not return. six hours later her body discovered in the shallow brush just off in the wo

charles: time to make you some money with the second stock idea, conn's, they are a texas base retailer, it was a hot stock, until it collapsed, they missed a january quarter, it got hammered, but as a result, a a higher than average risk, last time they reported they beat same-store sales, but we dig into numbers. furniture and mattress same-store sales up 65%. home appliances up 21%. these are same-store sales. home office almost 23%, drawing them down, consumer electronics up 3%, company is expanding they opened two new stores in denver, the fear is they have low income customers they buy a lot of enough on credit, prevision for bad debt 8. 2%. about 8% on the 60 plus day delinquency. this stock of at 8 bucks, i think -- it rebounds, now because i don't do this often, because of risk, if you like it and pull trigger, iing is ing sa stop loss $37, jim? >> a defineing moment for us, i am not with you on this one, i appreciate you saying this is high risk. 9% of this thing, he said, to discard deli 87y issue --ly lynn questionsy issue, i cannot, i m concerned competition is fierce, and

it is often hugh man conn flick. >> my ifness.is definitely stealing the show and apparently just as passionate about lion conservation as kevin is. i don't know would you do that. that is crazy. >> no. >> we have seen so many of those go wrong. >> little craze there i. >>> all morning licensing we are remembering robin williams here on good day and we want to know what your favorite robin williams memory is, favorite movie, tweet us with the hash tag fox 29 robin williams. >>> 5:50 the time. members of the austin police department in texas are making round handing out tickets to kid, yes, these tickets are a good thing worth a free slurpee at 7-eleven design specifically for kids making good choices. the officers hepp to catch kids committing random act of kindness good deeds or practicing safety by wearing their bicycle helmets. police say they are a way to connect with the kids in their community. >> nice ice breaker it gives us something to offer children as a peace offering to see we are not just a person who respond during b

also, on i-95 northbound at commodore barry bridge those two right lanes are blocked right now due to conn trucks. >> fine. >> i need someone to get through to them. >> let's do it, i'm pump. let the healing begin. >> it business what he wants. >> we are remembering the remarkable life of act offer robin williams this morning. they is in his famed role in goodwill hunting. >> authorities in marin county, california say the six three-year old actor was found dead in his home apparently from a suicide caused bias fix use. >> his agent says he had been battling severe depression. shock of robin williams death is being felt in our area joe conklin says williams rich body of work and amazed by how fast he could change characters in the single performance. he said he had so much more to offer. >> still, all of the contributions he was going to re-up for another mrs. doubtfire, he was involve in another tv series. unbelievably prolific individual. >> williams got his big break in the 1970's as alien of the tv show mork and mindy. he won his oscar for goodwill hunting the film ape hot one of his m

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conn kept treating patients at the state hospital.than 100 received his care and he promised his brother he would stay safe. >> i'm a little angry. you have to expect that of me. there are a lot of things the government should have done to mitigate the spread of this disease. >> reporter: despite a crumbling health care system, the government says it's doing everything it can but dr. conn went from care giver to patient, from fighting the disease he sure come to it. if you had to say one thing to your brother right now, what would it be? >> he didn't die in vain, no he didn't die in vain. he died for humanity, for this country. [speaking foreign language]. >> reporter: he says his brother was alone in his fight, but in his death a nation woke up to this outbreak. erin, certainly a tragic story there but his family say they didn't cry. they didn't shed a single tear because they knew while he was alive, dr. khan did so much to help sierra leone people but they are also angry that the protocols weren't there, put in place to protect hea

like conn's make this decision without talking to him like doesn't matter what the what other people say he's the only one who knows. and he's the only one i would trust. is my biggest concern and that actually is a likely scenario that i could be kidnapped as soon as i'm there. it is dangerous yeah i mean. yes it is stupid. how can i protect myself this is the same. if they discover i'm a russian journalist hundred percent i'm going to be kidnapped and hundred percent it's not going to be easy. they're going to ask money of course from. embassies from like government. and others saying if they discover from russia today because like it's kind of like pain in the ass for the spy to clear these channels so. i think that it's going to be like wael more than most like. they will not let me go that easy never. this is the same that. may stop me from going. maybe this is what the media when they tell me think twice think twice. it was. up. world. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. are you in reality radiation is still

one is conn. >> not moving until our demands are met and our demands are very straightforward and it'sernment with the rigged election and fake mandate and should resign and should be elections in pakistan under new election. >> reporter: this is the other major opposition leader and the crickets say he is doing the army bidding and he denies that and says the whole government is corrupt and useless. >> they are dying because of poverty. there is no electricity available. there is no clean water available to drink. >> reporter: conn leads the pakistan and won the third highest number of seats in last year's parliamentary elections and since then he demanded a new election and he won't get that but he has announced an investigation. >> translator: the government has decided that a judicial commission by the supreme court of pakistan be constituted to carry out an independent and transparent probe into the allegations levelled about the 2013 election. >> reporter: when sharif won then they hope pakistan was entering a new period and the first time one democratically elected government ha

. >> reporter: next she wants to play basketball at u-conn and the wnba. >> davis's team still takinge sights in williamsport. they could play an exhibition game against mexico this weekend. >> we are less than an hour from bao bao's birthday. tomorrow the zoo will throw the baby panda a big party for turning 1 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. over the last year the cub has become the most popular attraction by far. she's also been a big boost for the local economy. >> oop. >> officials at destination d.c. tell news 4 hotels in the area created packages for tourists centered around pandamania. >> heavy rain cause uhhing problems in the pacific northwest today. this is the scene in washington state near the canadian border. the rain is causing mud slides that closed two busy highways and destroyed a house. crews say it could be days before the highways re-open. flooding is a major problem in parts of illinois tonight. nearly five inches of rain fell overnight in the chicago area, causing road closures and train delays there. dozens of homes also flooded. take a look. mostly in the south ch

allen who have been in so many different defenses, now he is talking to the same coordinator and mal conn jenkins is a upgrade. they are a better team. nick foles will probably never have a season statistically like last year but he is a more experienced quarterback who can to more things. >> you heard it from the by him self merrill reese. is there more news after this time out. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> we're back at ten on the cw philly. we are back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> up next, "cbs evening news", president obama addresses crisis in syria and ukraine, will u.s. intervene. plus more on the policy change for nfl, scott pelley is off tonight, here is maurice dubois from >> dubois: tonight, the president on striking isis targets in syria. >> we don't have a strategy yet. >> dubois: asked for options. >> russia is responsible for the violence in eastern ukraine. >> dubois: reports from major garrett and david martin. jim axelrod reports the nfl commissioner is imposing a

. >> family's insurance company said their family does in the conn the cost of the funeral but thereis good news for the kober's this morning. >> thinks where the nice part comes n we got involved. their insurance company agreed to take a second look at this case. they also got help from an anonymous good samaritan conn of our viewers. >> this is doctor x, and nurse ab and c helped me, from hospital b, and here you go. he said don't ask me any questions, please. we're praying for you. i wish you the best. and, it is the best. >> the makers of that formula, also say that they will provide the family with some of the specialized formula free of charge. >>> i love it. >> yes. >> but not until we got involved. >> right. >> bruce gordon. >> i mean how many parents go without, and you heard about her husband going to bed hungry. so thank goodness to bruce for looking into that for them and glad it turnout for well at least for that one family. >> like he does. >> absolutely. >>> it turns out robin williams wasn't only battling depression but he was in the early stages of parkinson's diseas

so we think that the real leverage is making them conne connected to the cloud like apple did with the ipod, but if there is the anything positive here that sometimes, these sorts of tragedies can lead to change, and you know, i started the company, because i had a couple of friends shot and killed, and out of that tragedy came a company that has had a big impact on saving lives around the world, and maybe some good will come out of all of the public discourse here. >> and rick smith, the founder, and ceo of taser. nice to see you. >> thank you. >>> and coming up, 25 years after the end of the cold war, business leaders from around the globe are worried. they are worried about the return of the dark days and why virgin group founder richard branson wants a meeting with apew tipp, next. if you want to make things that move, move better, just talk to one of our scientists. they'll show you a special glue we've developed that bonds metal to plastic. and that makes the things you're trying to move... lighter. the less weight... the less energy. and what you save can be used for speed. for

joined by marjorie clifton, former obama campaign consultant and row conn, the host of the roe conn radioome to you. what do you think about the way the president weighed in yesterday? >> i thought he was fairly measured bit. what is really going on the justice department is taking a really hard look what happened here. that should be the single element that is calming this reaction at the moment. what i just don't understand how the sense of injustice is leading to more injustice here? i don't understand how the death of this young man, which may have, may have been a negligent act, we're not sure, and the fbi has been on the ground since the weekend trying to figure that out, how does that justify in any way kind of reaction going on here, looting, violence? there was a woman shot in the head last night. it is unclear if it was result of this, just a few blocks away from where all the action is. martha: yeah. it is devastating, what is happening in that community. as you point out, even though there are some calls from the president and from michael brown's family, for people to be calm

retriever's tell people in times of disaster crisis the dogs visiting now but they also visited new town conn sandy hook school shooting back in 2012 small dogs will visit people in downtown napa and c holdings until they are an want to really help people will be here in the bay area until tuesday and that's really sweet >> : the quick any >> : that would be a really great warmer on monday, low 90s in london monday labor day in see a gorgeous next seven days >> : enjoy it start now we'll be back sharona: you want to wait here or meet me inside? oh. um... uh, i'll say, uh... or why don't you just come with me? no, uh... down there? i'm not -- i'm not good with garages. they're so... garage-like. why do you have to go to the bank? why can't you just use one of those machines? 'cause i lost my atm card. i thought you said you lost your checkbook. yes, and i also lost my address book. [ sighs ] all right, stay here, and i'll be back in five minutes, okay? [ sighs ]

she is not wearing a conn skin cap and a vest. yes, asian people have been coming over.has been happening for awhile. >> according to grube's logic you shouldn't have been miss new york because you were born in new jersey. >> with her logic, she is right. i will be giving up my crown and donald trump will be there to throw it in the river. she has a point, but the tweets were completely unmess satisfactory as was her fourth glass of wine. she is wreaking of a little bitterness. i'm from kentucky. look at me. let's make it more about you. you can't be proud of this woman? she is a feminist activist, right? you read the story. she should be proud of her fellow woman. >> saw her at the last meeting. >> the funniest part is one of the things that grube tweeted was google elaine chou and no mention of kentucky. thanks to her tweets she will google elaine chou you get a ton of mentions. and the fact that her twitter bio said i am grube. >> twitter needs twitter best friend. you are about to tweet and the best friend comes out and says, no, don't do that. >> and there is a gong

. >> i don't want a heart attack >> reporter: nothing conn stop new jersey bartender joe.he is taking his first bite. >> it tastes like a crispy cream doughnut with a philly cheese stake. >> reporter: another bite and another and he is half done. >> you need to clean your plate. >> i can't. too fat. >> reporter: too bad too full too soon tomato maybe the next time. >>> i know my sediments exactly. >> i'm surprised this pyt didn't sam this thing. >> so flattered thanks. absolutely not. first of all i'm a vegetarian i wouldn't anyway. >> that wouldn't make you switch back to burger. >> doughnut is so times tempting but i decided i would skip it all. >> replace philly cheese stake. >> it is just adds to it. they do a lot of specialty kind of things there and people come in for them and they do goodbyes witt and people, like those kinds of things. >> you need to put on a few pounds, it is something to think about it. >> you can do tonight one meal. >>> let's take a check of the roads now. here's ann evans, good morning, and. >> our highways are very fit today diana to go with

thousands of hackers attending deaf conn were happy to see him, the software developer not pleased withfee joins me himself. why are you not happy with google? >> well i think privacy is deteriorating rapidly due to the overarching influence of way google does business. they make money finding out what we like, what we buy, we don't buy, where we are, whether we're hungry. i think that is an intrusion that intrusion has reached extreme proportions. melissa: you say they have a very negative influence on society and reduce us to the lowest common denominator. how so? >> if everybody knew everything about everyone else, our behavior would be restricted to the least common denominator. we would knot be able, for example, practice our own religion in private, if we were surrounded by an opposing religion. we wouldn't be able to tell our children the things that we believe about good and bad people if good and bad people live next to us. melissa: john, let me argue the flip side of that. i hear what you're saying, but at the same time, if you know that you can get caught an know people are a

. >>> even if you decide to avoid conne ae chances are you will have to drive through somof most congested intse icoty monont planners say the intersection of rockville pike and cedar lane is the busie more than 2,000 carck rush hour. the cot ted is right the road. here is a live look at the inters of rockville pike and nicholson lane. and num three on the list is old georgetown road at democracy bourd the thr are within miles of each other. >>> a young woman is taking a wal steps away from a popular shopp area when she is thrown to the ground. chr lawrence at the live desk. >> e was walking alone just before 10:00 last night near a busre someone attackher. the man from what police say pushed her down into an embameer he came behind her and sexually assaulted her. she fought with him for several minute and was able to break away as s started climbing out of the emnt a scrmi somee passing by and right now police believe the young womam left marks on her attac >> e struggle went on for some period of time. he evidently think may have injuri his face, possibly his shoulder and his hands. >> t

. >> i have conn it. >> yes, now check out the pie challenge.rendies raising money for, to put a smile on your face. >>> happy birthday, mr. president. kevin spacey pranked hillary clinton. the big gift he asked for on behalf of bill. ms. harris: camden students face a lot of challenges but they meet them with determination and drive. chanelle: teachers like ms. harris made me feel like i'm part of a team. not just on the basketball court. but in the classroom. ms. harris: chanelle is not just a star athlete. she is a star student. chanelle: i headed to clemson university where i can combine my love of sports and learning- and maybe even win a championship. ms. harris: i wouldn't bet against her. or any of my students reaching for their dreams. we will keep an eye on that this week as we see rain possible in southern delaware, maybe delaware beaches today, that low pressure system ride ago long that front there for the rest of us, it seems like a pretty seasonal day. we may see a few clouds later this afternoon, but i it should be kept to the so

obama family offer offering conn column answer zest to robin's family and friend to everyone who found their family and verse through robin williams. >> robin williams had a connection to our area he film dead poet's society in delaware. >> that is where we will find jennifer gist this morning. she's live this morning. the that is where he filmed this movie in the late 80's. >> reporter: that is right, 1989, and there are several locations throughout middletown, delaware like saint andrews prep school as well as here at everette theater. our sue serio was talking this morning as she lived in delaware when this movie was film and she said how cool it was to have that heavy hitting actor and comedian robin williams in town shooting what became a classic. here he is being honored this morning. last night we talk to philadelphia comedian joe conklin about the great talent that was robin williams, many people agree that the man had a gift. he could perform a wide range of characters from the genie in a laden to the familiar willly classic mrs. doubtfire. his work kept people laughing and fe

more we conn move out is more space he has for next round of animals that people will dump off here.had a dog once whose head was caught in the back of the speaker and cut speaker off the dog's head. you know, they pick up in some trash trying to get some food. we will show these animals here. we have great workers here. first we will bring in renee, long time staffer here. she was on what is my line as a model as a young woman where she made frozen bananas for the family company. lets talk about these animals and how you treat them and how you get rid of them sometimes. look at this cat to the left, it is like reaching out saying chris, take my picture and come adopt me. >> these kittens are fabulous. they come in sometimes people leave them in boxes and they leave them for to us take care of. we take them in. we don't put them to sleep. we're not -- we're an animal hospital and we're not -- >> reporter: it is not s p.c. a and no $35 fee. if you cannot afford anything. doctor will beleo is probably most affordable vet here, i have brought countless animals here and he fixes them up,

but she's never been able to conn vince people she's funny.dent obama is funny at the correspondent dinners. hillary clinton just doesn't have it. i feel like her staff, which didn't do a very good job of briefing her on these tours, maybe say you're not right now, you're former secretary of state, let's give it some time. she looks unserious, and she's not funny. >> what happens in our society when the comedians start protecting the politicians? >> first of all, that was badly done. i would not -- if i were them, i would erase that. this is what i have a problem with. he likes her. you know, greg argues and you guys argue that these people are in the tank for hillary. yes. if i had a republican on my show, i would not be in the tank for them, i would be aggressive. if i had somebody i liked, i would be in the tank so far -- >> an alternative motive. who's going to take over the late show, right? for letterman? he's sucking up to her now. >> to get an interview? >> if she becomes president -- >> one last word? >> okay. two things. what was sad

officials say they will be officials say they will be making changes conn condiment bars.ns said they love to sit in the new seats and watch their team. >> thank you, amy. we have breaking news in oakland. you can see in this picture if you look carefully, there is a three alarm warehouse fire going on there. fire fighters have responded to the scene. we understand it's at san lee andro boulevard and stone. our aim reporter will be heading there now that she's finished that live report to gather more details on this fire of the we will bring that to you. these are live pictures by the way. we will bring more to you about this fire as the details become available. >> happening this morning, they will be back in court to face additional criminal charges in connection with the san bruno explosion. a new federal indictment accused officials of obstructing the investigation. it also charges them with 27 counts of poor record keeping that alleges the utility new their utility pipe line records were inaccurate and incomplete. the 2009 explosion and fire killed three people and de

and fellow missionary, nancy writebol they can became infected with the virus while working to con conn taine the ebola brought break in west africa them became the first ebola patients to be treated in the u.s. and the first to receive an experimental ebola drug called zmapp. doctors do stress the word experimental. >> frankly, we do not know whether it helped them, whether it made no difference or even theoretically if it delayed their recovery. >> reporter: doctors say brantly and writebol are no longer con tablups of the emery team, highly trained in infectious diseases says bringing the team back to the u.s. treatment was the right call. >> what we learned in caring for them will help advance the world's understanding of how to treat ebola virus infection. >> reporter: doctors quietly discharged nancy writebol this past tuesday. her husband, david say her battle has left her waechblg he lea -- weak. he said -- eak. he -- weak. he said -- shall >> as we she walked out of her isolation room she said to god be the glory. >> reporter: now they reconnect with their family after being in

. >> it is a conn stricttive band and when properly applied above the site of injury. >> reporter: the nurse named debbie proved she's a pro but no one knows who she is. she left the scene once medics arrived. >> she gave me a big kid and said get well. >> reporter: miles is scheduled for a second surgery on his leg and is expect to recover just fine but says he won't feel better until he comes face-to-face with this stranger who saved his life. >> debbie, if you are out there, i'm here in cooper, call, please, i would really like to find out who it was that saved my life. >> reporter: that was fox's jennifer joyce reporting. polic. winslow township plans to honor this woman for her courageous actions we will sianni keep you up to date. >> lets hope they hook up 567:89:17 is your time. turning tour health headlines, smoking drinking eating poorly could put your baby at risk long before you even conceive? the the australia researchers who looked into this say that is there now evidence, poor behavior can be recorded in a sperm or egg. yes. and, obesity and other problems caused by lifes

fox 29's chris owe conn will ellis in the news room with the latest developments on the crash, chris. >> reporter: horrible tragedy for council rock south high school, just two days, before school is set to open up. three students, sophomore athletes, all killed in a single car crash, in rural wayne county, pennsylvania. the victims just identified, within the last hour, they are, cull inn kefer, ryan lesher have of church villain 16 year-old shame us digany of holland. all of them would have been incoming sophomores at council rock south. thinks the afternoon of the chevy suburban, we have video carrying six kids, that overturn yesterday morning around the 11:30. it happened in paulpack township. one of the boys was killed instantly. two others succumbed to their injuries at the the hospital. three others all were also taken to the hospital but no word object their injuries just yet. investigators are still investigating the cause of this crash. the school district sent out a statement this afternoon that reads it is with great sad necessity we being acknowledge the deaths of three s

>> is there a preliminary hearing for christopher murray, murray is accused of strangling his wife conn toy death in penny pack park earlier this month. and, there is a town hall meet to go day for community to speak up about philadelphia's schools. school superintendent doctor william hite will take part from 7:00 to 9:00 at school of the future on park side avenue in west philadelphia. >>> jerusalem police continue to search this morning for a new jersey student who went missing in israel, 23 year-old aaron sofer of lakewood was last seen friday hiking way friend in the jerusalem forest. his parents flew to israel over weekend and fbi met with his family yesterday in lakewood. local politicians, and, family members, calling on the united states and israeli government to increase their support and search efforts. >> for our concerns, we all necessity about the possibility of an abduction. >>> current israeli palestinian conflict ignited in june with the abduction and murder of israel i within miles of the spot where a palestinian teenager was found dead in early july. >>> the the terro

they had resolve that god was still in conn troll. >> reporter: children's mother 34 year-old keisha williams was not able to make this service. she was critically injured july 25th and is still hospitalized this evening. in the meantime this memorial continues, to grow and another vigil is planned at the end of the month. reporting live from north philadelphia, jane carabao cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> donations are pouring into help family of the carjacking crash. "eyewitness news" at philly fit on washington avenue in south philadelphia. all of the proceeds from today's classes will go to the family. >> in philadelphia we are all one giant community as a big city but very small place and we know that we're all inter dependent so this is just one kay of showing that no matter where you are within the city we are all connect and that we all support one another. >> reporter: there is another class at 7:30 tonight. >>> well, developing news now philadelphia police have released the identity of the man they are looking for in connection with the deadly shooting of a three-year old girl

secret wednesday nothing crews are setting up for two day festival it features 50 performers including conn jay west, jay cole and kings of leon. city official where is outlining some rules for festival goers. >> we are asking that there are no, and i will underscore, no fluids that will be brought inside. you will to have buy and or get for free the things that we're giving you. the free is going to be, water. if you bring a container in, the container will have to be empty. >> gradual road closures, are also being implemented and right now inner lanes of the parkway from between the second to eakins oval are closed. so two lanes in front of the art museum. beginning tomorrow morning at 10:00 all roads around the festival site will be closed. for complete list of road closures, go to cbs philly.com. >>> the fbi and secret service officials are investigating a financial cyber attack on jp morgan chase and several other banks. hackers breached security at jp morgan chase and four other firms. they reportedly stole customer's account information and other data, government sources say that rus

eagles taking on the bears tonight in preseason game number one and even six year veterans like mal conn jenkins are looking forward to a new opponent. >> this is a great opportunity for us. it is a quality quarterback with big time receivers and good running back, good offensive line. this is an offense that we're looking forward to going up against. >> 6:26 this morning. phillies star jimmy rollins trying to help families eat healthier. he and his wife joining us partnering with the nutritionist to prepare healthy sum are treats. rollins teaming with the st. christopher's foundation for children to help families in need to get access to fresh, healthy food. >>> police, fire fighters and resident give a big send off to the marlton team in evesham township yesterday evening. they are heading to the ten year-old world series in winchester, virginia. the game is tomorrow. we wish them the very best. >>> take a look at this one, it looks like a cute picture, right. well, is there more to this photo that meets the eye what this woman is accused of doing and why a store employee snapped this

that used his camera phone to take pictures up a woman's skirt as she shopped with her child in the connon. shop. chestnut hill business association was quick to warn other stores about it. >> when we hear an incident in one of our businesses, in chestnut hill, we will alert our other members by sending out a message to them. >> that is terrible. what an invasion of privacy. >> freaks me out, that is bad, he should ab rested. >> my goodness, police are working to find this peeping tom. >>> new jersey lawmakers are demanding to see phone records in their probe of the so-called bridge gate scandallal. it has not gonna way. they have subpoenaed at&t for the phone record of a top aid to new jersey governor chris christie, that aid says that she texted governor christie about her testimony in december but then deleted the messages. christie says he doesn't remember ever receiving messages. lawmakers are break whether governor christie ordered lane closures on the george washington bridge as political retribution. >>> 5:36. this guy went around and asked everybody to question of the summer, tu

. >> there is a conn collector that we're working for and he is over to bring college kids. >> reporterg his dirty work. >> i think it is more of an educational experience too because we are learning about the coins. it is 50th anniversary of jfk. that is pretty cool too. >> certainly a big fan of john kennedy. i'm grad to see he is being remembered especially something that will be collected cherished for a while. >> reporter: now, we did talk to a few people who actually came out here independently because they want the coin for themselves and they are nervous because this group of roughly 400 people they are saying how can we possibly compete with these people. they all have wrist band and they are all working for coin collector and is there a total of 500 coins to be sold. so at 8:00 when the line can officially move on to the u.s. mint's property, those three independents that we talked to that are not out here working for a coin director hopes to rush the line so they too can have a chance at purchasing one of these coins selling for 1240 a pop. >> it doesn't seem fair one collect

. >> conn stricttive band, when properly applied, a above the site of injury. >> reporter: the nursee proved that she's a pro but no one knows who she is. she left the the scene, once the medics arrived. >> she gave me a big kiss before she left and said, get well. >> reporter: miles is scheduled for a second surgery on his leg and he is expect to recover just fine but says that he won't feel better until he comes face-to-face with the stranger who saved his life. >> debbie, if you are out there, call, please, would i really like to find out who it was that saved my life. >> jennifer joyce reporting. debbie, if you are out there watching, call cooper hospital, larry miles wants to hear from you and thank you personally. and so do police. winslow township said they plan to honor this woman for their courageous action ifs they can find her. >>> did you see two am iron girls missing in northern new york have been found and they are okay. nearly 24 hours after they were apparently abduct by their family's roadside farm stan. authorities say 12 year-old fan i miller and seven year-old del

. >> my favorite part was talking to gino from u-conn. >> reporter: we grabbed her stepdad after shething that could have been better than this is winning the whole ching and we're not upset about that either. >> reporter: we also spoke to people whose hearts had been won over by this little league team from south philly. >> i think she was a great role model for girls. i think it's wonderful. >> reporter: wonderful would also describe the reaction to this home run announcement. >> on wednesday, the city of philadelphia will, in fact, sponsor a parade. recognizing -- >> reporter: also on wednesday, the phillies will be honoring the taney dragons, just prior to the phillies-nationals game. and one dad told us, on friday, five teammates who didn't get a chance to celebrate their birthdays while the team was away will have an official birthday party. in south philly, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> matt delucia will bring us live reports from 30 rock tomorrow morning and the "today" show at 7:00 a.m. on nbc 10, and details on the parade when released. >>> a carbon monoxide leak forced

the town is now reportedly under their conn troll. >> it is encouraged by russia, separatists are trained by russia, they are arm by russia, they are funded by russia. >> next month president obama says he will meet with the ukraine's president at the the white house. >>> the president also made it clear his priority right now is isis in iraq, iraq's military released a video showing government forces fighting isis militants yesterday. army claims footage was videotaped earlier today in the fallujah area troops killed more than 30 terrorist. >>> 4:21 is your time. >> it is, it is time for weather on the the one's, caitlin. >> happy friday. we have reach the the even of the week. we have a long holiday weekend head of us and friday itself will be beautiful. so what a nice day it was yesterday. we had will cooler air moving through in the afternoon and by the evening there is a chill in the air. this morning it will feel the same way, temperatures in the 50's and 60's so a mild start 63 degrees. by the time we hit lunch hour 76 it is very pleasantly warm for the drive home 77 degrees was it

. >> we ask you your blessing on all of us report roar organization is directed conne connected to roxboroughsbyterian church. garcia says they find candidates by word of mouth and look to help single parent, low inn cull and elderly families in the northwest section of philly. >> our heart for single parents comes out of, you know, the heart that i -- the story i came from. it came out of you know wishing that the church was able at that time to put an arm around my mom and to be a part of her story a bit more. >> reporter: the mission is also perm for julia davis green who agree up in kensington. >> we walk past these houses that we see and can tell need work or help. but we don't think about the story that is go behind it. >> reporter: he's seen the impact their efforts have on the city. >> when we're who are and doing all the work we're doing we're literally somebody's answered prayer. >> reporter: volunteers range from middle school to college. 80% of them come from the suburbs of philadelphia. >> you need the mop and bucket? >> yes. >> reporter: commit many lasts 18 months. with repairs

shaw told his coaches he sprained both his ankles jumping from the balance conn toy save his seven year-oldnephew from drowning but on wednesday, after the story of hits valiant rescue went national, shaw admitted he made it up. team suspended him indefinitely. u.s.c. head coach steve. >> when he came with the story, i didn't have a reason not to believe this guy. when he admitted he was lying it was in the presence of his attorney. >> reporter: not just any attorney renowned defense attorney donald etra who has represented rihanna and snoop dog. >> life does not always work out the the way you plan. >> reporter: shaw spoke at u.s.c.'s commencement ceremony, the star athlete with the great future and an amazing story of heroism which turned out to be too good to be true. in los angeles terry okita for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> rebounding at the jersey shore, still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning how beach businesses are doing compared to last year and the aftermath of hurricane sandy. >>> also a live look down the the shore, with some clouds to start the day, the quo now will sho

president obama addressed the conn frick before leaving for vacation and cbs news correspondent wendy gilette has details. >> reporter: u.s. military announced saturday night that war planes conduct four more air strikes against islamic militants. earlier in the day the u.s. made a second humanitarian air drop of food and water to thousands of iraqis who are trapped in the mountains of northern iraq by the militant men as isis answer issell. kurdish television show kurds forces delivering additional aid to the stranded kurds. they are members of the religious my north group under attack by the extremist. a small number of the refugees were able to scramble on board the plane as it took off. some cried overwhelmed by their ordeal. president obama addressed the crisis before leaving for a two week vacation on martha's vin yard. >> we feel confident that we can prevent isell from going up a mountain and slaughtering the people who are there. >> reporter: the president also said an international effort is underway to figure out thousand rescue the thousands of stranded kurds. the u.s. lau

u-conn to play basketball. a different game.nt to watch her throw some gas, better get out and watch her throw now. >> another strikeout. >> for "nightline," i'm john donvan in washington. >> 70 miles an hour on that fastball. >> she is impressive. not only the way she plays, but how poised she is. a wonderful future ahead of her no matter what she decides to do. it's fun watching, whether the girls or the boys out here. little leaguers seem to have this game exactly the way they're suppose to. >> you used to pitch. you can identify with difficulty of standing of on the mound. >> way back when, southpaw. certainly they have taken the game so much further. >> you can watch mo'ne on espn later. >> the chalen blg elenge is co. . right now? [ male announcer ] whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. it's up to you to pay the difference. so think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized me

the officer was treated to injuries to his face suggesting there was a violent conne confrontation before the shooting. the overwhelming narrative has been this young man was shot in cold blood. as the police chief comes here to disclose the identity of this individual, if he starts to back up some of the police motivation for what happened -- that is the focus of the story here today as everybody watching these microphones to see when the police chief will step up and what exactly he will say, martha. martha: word is this name has been out there in the local community, mike. i don't know what you do or don't know about that or if that's even true. what is the security situation? have you heard anything about that and how this person will be protected? this is going to open obviously a whole new can of worms. >> reporter: as far as the names that get out, it seems to be the way things happen. you get a lot of things released on social media. there was a name released on social media that we know to be false. so you can't bang on that. it seems clear what the police wanted to do was protec

. >> they should have conn this a long time ago. >> what we are doing now is we will start treating medicalt that has been uncollect differently. there are 64 million, that is million, in the thousand, 64 million americans that have an uncollect medical bill on their credit report which i know is astounding. what they will do is lower the importance of that medical part of the report so that again it might help boost your score. all told there will be 75 million people or so that will see a boost in their credit score. >> when will these changes happies what people want to know. >> they are starting now, implemented over rest of the year. if you one of those folks you will see your score go up by year even. this is important stuff. here's y price of your loan which is interest is marge locally determined by your credit score. the better credit score you have the the lower your monthly payment will be. i put a graphic up if you have a car loan for 15 grand for five years and you have a really bad credit score lets say 600. you have had on issues in the past. you will pay 357 bucks a month be

. >> people protested last night turning it into something we have seen unfold, conn fronttations between some of the demonstrators and police there. of course, police say it is a small group of people that are causing the chaos. officers are trying to enforce some type of restrictions. they are using bull horns, noise makers, armored vehicles and we saw them rolling through town and trying to push some of the demonstrators back. >>> the national guard, insisting, in this effort to try to restore calm. police said a lot of the problems are coming from this real small group, of agitators >> these criminal acts came from a tiny minority of law breakers. but for anyone who has been at these protests understand that there is a dangerous dynamic in the night. a small number of violence event taters to hide at the a crowd and attempt to create chaos. >>> yesterday attorneys for michael brown thawn arm black teenager was shot six times including twice in the head, and, attorney general eric holder is heading to ferguson tomorrow to meet with federal investigators and community members as well. a

i will never conn down what he did off the football field. when's arrived he was a good citizen, he said and did right thing. he was admired and respected by his teammates. i think fans too. i think it shed last night. >> there weren't many people there, there was a lot of green seats. >> they miss aid good game though you kind of like the game. >> difficult. >> there is so many people, well, a maybe 15 guys, that were still fighting for jobs. they were playing hard. >> they left it out on the field. as far as final preseason games go it was exciting. >> it was never in doubt. really beat them badly. is what your prediction, last two games, third and fourth, of the preseason they looked good. >> thinks a very deep eagles concern good is what your concern. >> pass rushing on defense. if you look at super bowl champions 2007, and 20011 they have finish in the top three. look the at saints in 2009. dick vermeil came to town and said i like this camp but there is no that play maker on defense. >> real quickly because this was huge, i thought vand

now, after weeks of practicing with their own teammates, even six year veterans like mal conn jenkins are looking forward to the new opponent. >> thinks a grateful for us here, physical number one. we go against a quality quarterback with big time receivers and a really good running back. good offensive line. so this is an offense that, you know, we're looking forward to going up against. >> michael bradley from 97.5 the fanatic license here in a few minutes to talk about the eagles chance these year. phillies opening up a series with the mets tonight at citizens bank park. the phillies made it, oh boy, late switch with the pitcher prior to the last night's game with the astros. roberto hernandez was traded a couple of hours before the game to the los angeles dodgers so the team called it sean osullivan to the minors to make the start. osullivan arrived just in time for the game and he struggled early. yeah, there it goes. giving up five runs, over six innings of work. nice trade. the big blow for the phillies came in the eighth. trailing by three runs, ryan howard, did what he used t

he did the interview with the conn mist. here is the quote, since i came into office there is almost no economic metric you couldn't say that the u.s. economy is better and corporate bottom lines are better, none. he is saying by any measure, any set of statistics we're doing better. >> i will give you two that are, you know, indisputably worse. number one, something you talk bull at time on this show, the big decline in labor force participation. if you -- that's a big problem for the economy when you have a plunge in the people working. the second is, average middle income, incomes of middle income families are falling. incomes declined by $1500. that is how a pretty key indicator. stuart: is that statistically accurate. >> that is from census bureau. stuart: middle america, purchasing power squeezed down, going down. >> $1500. for median income household in america. those are census bureau data. that is exactly why, stuart, that "wall street journal" statistic found half of americans don't think there is recovery. you kno

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