rob didn't testify.laim that because of his head wound he simply couldn't remember. so the defense offered a theory, that emmett started the fight then the gun fell on the ground, emmett grabbed it, shot rob, then during the pause, rob got hold of the gun and fired back in self defense. and the courtroom came to a halt. every head turned. when a star witness took the stand to support that theory. >> would you please state and spell your name for the record. >> sure. kandi hall. >> kandi, who repeated the story on the stand that she told us, of emmett pushing rob. emmett becoming enraged of hearing the two men scuffle as she walked away before she heard, but did not see the shooting. the only problem -- she told the police a very different story the night it happened. >> you told detective miller that night that you did not hear or see a physical altercation, is that right? >> i don't know. i don't remember. >> in fact, kandi changed her story about so many things, all helpful to rob's case. >> i'm trying

then rob came back inside. >> rob tossed my phone up on our bed and he said, you win.. he's young. he's a good-looking guy. he's an attorney. you make him a lot of money. what good am i? and he was just devastated. >> now you got yourself a pretty complicated life at this stage. >> yeah. >> of course, that february, 2011, emmett's life was complicated, too. ashley could see how stressed he was, didn't understand it. that or why he seemed to avoid coming home. >> there was one time when my son asked me if he lived with us anymore and later in the bedroom, he was like, what's that all about? i was just like, well, we miss you. and he just kind of yelled and screamed and left. >> ashley thought maybe it was her fault. she went to marriage counselling. emmett refused to go. >> i had felt really pushed away and was trying to find an answer and so tried to surprise him by cleaning out his car and found a weird envelope. >> weird envelope? >> just an envelope that was some sort of pill. i researched online and one of the side effects was problems with intimacy and sexuality.

almost all of it points at you rob. >> reporter: rob wasn't let off scot-free.h concealing brian's murder, but within a month dropped the case believing he wasn't involved. rob render never told his story in court. struggling with drug issues for years, he overdosed on a cocktail of heroin and cocaine and died in 2012, just months before mario's second trial. mindy lindholm, rob's older sister, passionately defends her brother. she claims he would never hurt anyone. >> the premise that my brother could have possibly killed brian over $30, or over him telling on him, or anything, is ridiculous to me. my brother having an explosive temper is absolutely ridiculous. >> reporter: and she accuses kathleen zellner of scapegoating her dead brother. >> i asked him, you know, what he knew about it and, you know, he said he wasn't there, you know, and he didn't know what happened. >> reporter: i'm sure prosecutors will say this is a classic case of blaming the dead guy. >> to me, that's meaningless, to say, "blame the dead guy." doesn't mean dead guys didn't commit murders

abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano is tracking both hurricanes on both sides of the country. he's back in new york tonight. rob? >> reporter: david, let's start with hurricane gonzalo. a hurricane 4 storm. look at that eye. this thing is a monster. about 400 miles south of bermuda. by this time tomorrow night, yeah. hurricane warnings are posted. they will be getting with hurricane force winds. potentially category 3. either way, this will be the strongest storm they've seen since 2003. from the atlantic, let's jump to the pacific. this is tropical storm ana. may become a hurricane. if it hits the island as a tropical storm or hurricane, that hasn't happened since we started keeping records. >> rob marciano at the weather wall tonight. rob, thank you. >>> we turn now to new dash cam video, taking us inside a harrowing police chase. look at this tonight. a mini van swerving, police cars in hot pursuit. a dangerous game of cat and mouse that's happening in towns and steps across this country.

so i urge you to vote for rob. thank you. >> hi there. first i'm going say that i think we're really lucky that we have people who want to serve on these communities and i think it's great that you get to hear about them and we have that involvement in the democracy. that is the first thing i wanted to say. 25 i wanted to say 25 years ago i worked at hospitality house and we provided supportive housing in the tenderloin and south of market and i also worked at larkin before they had a residential program and helped them design what they have today in terms of little more than a hundred beds. i work at huckleberry house. i'm here to speak about rob, because i got to know him the last four years working on the network, where we did documentation on transitional aged youth. at tay we had to go through an excruitiating process to identify funding which you all heard about when we came to visit you and as you know housing was one of the big ones and rob facilitated that process and it wasn't easy to get all 20 people on the same page in term o

people got robbed. of the victims did get shot. >> on february 3rd, 2003, a man is shot in the bronx after an argument over money. he's wounded three times with a .9-millimeter handgun. though his injuries are critical, the man survives. he's had dealings before with the man who shot him and he knows his name. martin pedro. now with a shooting charge against him as well as the warrant for the bank robberies, pedro flees to south carolina. police almost catch him during a traffic stop, but pedro gets away. based on his cell phone records, police know when pedro returns to the new york area. they begin a stakeout of a bronx apartment. because he's considered armed and dangerous, law enforcement offers a $10,000 reward for information leading to his capture. eight months after the first robbery, audio surveillance on martin pedro's phone finally gives police the break they need. they discover he's at the bronx apartment of a female friend. on april 9th, 2003, members of the federal fugitive task force surr

bogacki for seat 4 and rob gitin for seat 8. thank you very much. so madame clerk, what i would like to do is call items no. 6,7 and 8 together. >> item 16 a hearing to consider appointing one member, term ending september 7, 2015 and two members, terms endion september 4 2017 to the assessment appalls board no. 1. there are three seat and three applicants. item no. 17 a hearing to consider appoint one member, term ending september 5 2016 and one member, term ending september 4 to 17 to the assessment appeals board no. . two seat and two applicants. item no. 18 a hearing to consider one member, term ends april -- ends september 4, 2017 to the assessment appeals board no. 3678 there is one seat and one applicant. >> good afternoon supervisor, i am here to to ask you to reappointme to board one, which keels with the larger and more complex properties. as a commercial real estate appraiser, i have spent my career dealing with properties like this and i think i'm a very good fit for board 1. also i have been on board 1 for ten years now and i have moved

let's check in with rob. >> you're setting us up now, rob. >> it's saturday. but it's la we're after noon on the way of nps. >> maybe a little bit of misty sky. but notice saturday, scattered showers coming in. sunday looks just fine but. >> near 70 in san francisco for the bort. >> this is also good news at levi stadium. you'll see the clouds eni'd preet downprn. >> it's a storm that is gathering strength offshore starts to push through the bay area tomorrow morning that you'll notice the wund picking up and rain coming through. saturday morning, not just for the north bay but in the south game, too. still dealing with sop showers shut down a third of an inch possible there in santa rose a. you'll see win speeds from 7 claum temperatures coming downs a we get into the weekend. skies begin to clear and a slow warmup early next week. here's mike. >> we're watching for the behave bridge and the backup because the metering lights were still on. i thought maybe it might be an issue from the toll plaza itself. we do see the green light across for the cash lanes and

doctor rob, thanks for being here. what is the cdc doing about ebola right now. >> they are doing a lot right now. they are having screening airports, coordinating the international airport when people leave from western africa or actually at any airport right now. when they come in they are advising people at symptoms. all health care providers are getting a alerts every day, we're going through drills to make sure that we're aware of this so cdc is doing a the lot, we have teams in the field, we have 20 isolation areas in 20 different airports in the country. they are on top of this coordinating on top of the research and develop. so we can be assured they are not ignoring this and height even sense of alert, not panic because we don't need to panic but cdc is on top of this. >> a lot of people are scared when they hear about this but we need to keeper speculative, right. >> that is a great point. i'll give i an example, malaria over 1200 children die every day in africa from malaria, 600,000 people die every year fr

we begin with meteorologist rob mayeda. this could be some of the hottest weather the bay area has seensome time. >> that's what's going to set this heat wave apart from others we've seen this year. with a mild start for you in san francisco, 66 degrees. clear skies and dry air have allowed temperatures to drop. close to 70 in the financial district and toward north beach, mid to upper 60s. as the temperatures climb through the day, the heat advisory through the financial, mostly 90s across the board from the coast. you can't escape the heat. head out to pacifica, san jose, those areas, too, will soar into the the 90s. the reason here is the absence of that onskort conditioning. in the 90s for san jose, upper 90s south of downtown. and 90s across the board from the east bay, north bay and tri-valley, we will see some relief as we go mid kay through the weekend. in the meantime, plan for two very summer like games. >> this track is very busy this morning at the campbell community center. you've got a good mix of people who a

rob mayeda joins us. temperatures already approaching 70 degrees in san francisco. >> we really didn't cool off overnight. we saw the numbers, upper 60s, le 70s in san francisco. as soon as the sun goes up, coast to the inland eting into valley, hottest temperatures in the bay area. we also have a spare the air alert for poor air quality, especially for the south bay this afternoon. without the ocean air conditioning and winds slightly offshore from noon to 3:00, making a run at the low 90s and a slow cooldown as we head into the evening. the reason why the heat advisory will be up for this evening for the entire bay area. we could see this compete again for this weekend. we'll let you know how long this will stick around in your microclimate forecast. >> today the bay area is being asked to spare the air, with temperatures expected to reach near record highs. >> today nanette joins us. it's a little muggy out there. >> as the day heats up, the air quality declines. so right now is a good time to get some

we'll be checking in with rob momentarily. it is friday, october the 3rd and you are watching "today in the bay." >> good friday morning. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm vicky nguyen. laura garcia-cannon has the day off. a half dozen homes were flooded as water from a broken pipe gushed down a san francisco street er

rob marciano on both fronts tonight. rob, thank you. >>> tonight, the showdown over ebola, between that nurse and authorities taking an unexpected twist. the american nurse quarantined, even though she didn't have ebola when she returned. tonight, home in maine now, and telling authorities she would be allowed to leave her home, sending a message to officials with this bike ride, despite their requests to stay inside. and now, the governor of maine demanding she take a blood test to prove she doesn't have ebola. abc's linzie janis in maine. >> reporter: today, a defiant kaci hickox on a bike ride with her boyfriend. a state trooper following her every move. >> thank you, guys. i have to go speak with the health department now. >> reporter: today, maine's governor, paul lepage, telling abc news, hickox should be forced to take a blood test to prove she doesn't have ebola. >> she's pushing my patience. >> reporter: lepage saying the small town is, quote, scared to death. >> the problem with it is, she just doesn't care. sh

meteorologist rob mayeda has more on that. rob? >> we're seeing temperatures quickly warming around the bay area, and what's unique about our heat advisory today is it's not just for the valley. we're talking about in the inner bay towards the coastline, the hottest temperatures from noon to 7:00, also a spare the air day, worse of the air quality around the south bay and santa clara valley with temperatures mostly in the 90s. it's been interesting to watch places like san francisco, starting off the morning into the 70s, then as we pass through lunchtime and 3:00, upper 80s and low 90s around the peninsula and down to the coast, too. without a strong sea breeze heading into the evening we'll see temperatures still in the mid to upper 70s around san francisco and likely 80s in the valleys. coming up, looks like the same hot temperatures for the weekend, but some cooling is also ahead in that seven-day forecast. a look at that coming up in just a few minutes. >> all right. welcome news there. you can track the temperatures in your n

>>> tied up, and robbed at gunpoint. a group of temple university students are terrorize in the their home this morning the serve on for the suspect, also there is morning,. >> frost warnings, advisories, are in effect. so, it is cents a coal one out there. good morning to you, today is monday, october 20th, i'm nicole brewer in for ukee this morning. >> i'm erika von tiehl. we start things off first, checking your traffic and weather together. speaking of those chilly temps, carol's been parked out on the skydeck all morning. how are you feeling out there, carol? >> i'm tough. >> yes, you are. >> it looks beautiful, look how prep think looks, i would, absolutely gorgeous shot. >> mildest temperatures along the shore areas, get little bit of help from the ocean, in keeping slightly miler, but you mover inland, it is cold. we have the frost advisory, the freeze warnings, all in effect this morning, until 8:00. so we have another hour of them, i think they're pretty necessary. finding temperatures at or below the freezing

drug dealers. >> i only rob dope boys.doing is illegal, so chances are if i do something illegal to you, it's just going to chalk it up to the gang. >> there's a dangerous aspect to that. did you ever have any problems with that? >> i've been shot. i've been shot am in my face, been shot in my thighs, my back, my ass. i've been shot a few times. but, i mean, it's the cost of doing business. >> i was struck by ezekiel's loathing of drugs and drug addiction. i mean, drugs seem to surround ezekiel in many ways. i mean, i think it caused a deprivation in his childhood. his brother, whom he adored, had a drug addiction, and that really bothered ezekiel. >> my daddy ain't raising no dope fiends. why all of a sudden you want to start using drugs? you going to let somebody else convince you to pay them your money, take out of your children's mouth, so you can poison yourself? that's just stupidity. that's beyond stupid. >> ezekiel can't stand me. if you see somebody sitting there cutting on theirself, basically, cutting theirself,

abc meteorologist rob marciano is on the big eye land in hawaii for us tonight and rob leads us off. >> reporter: tonight, the inevitable is happening. the river of molten hot lava that's been creeping towards the hawaiian town of pahoa is now in the backyards of residents. watch as the first structure is swallowed up in heat and flames. >> we have fire crews in the ground, just in the event we have any kind of a brush fire problem. >> reporter: residents on edge, ready to run at a moment's notice. >> we can't see the future. the flow does what the flow does. >> reporter: going in. we trekked to the front lines of the lava's destreak tough path. a long, rugged hike through thick gasz and heavy rain. we've not even half way to the flow. once we get there, we're probably upstream quite a bit. so, this is going to be a longer night than we anticipated. eventually arriving at the lava field. this is incredible. you it just broke out. it is incredibly hot right here. we're still three miles from the lava front. and this is only a few yards wide. you can just imagine what a lava front over

meteorologist rob marciano is right there. >>> the governor's demand. telling that nurse to take a blood test now to prove she doesn't have ebola. if she's now out on her bike. how far is too far? >>> what happens in vegas doesn't stay on vegas when caught on tape by the fbi. you'll see it here. >>> and the science experiment, that explosion, and now, the new warning tonight. >>> good evening on this thursday night. and we begin with that deadly plane crash. the pilot can be heard just moments before the crash saying, i need to declare an emergency. then crashing into an airport building. >> it happened today in wichita, kansas. molts after impact, look. the fire raging. thick smoke billowing. that building, part of it collapsing what was left on that plane on the roof and inside. remarkably, also in that complex, pilots taking advanced courses on flight simulators. 100 people inside, many of them trapped. this evening, the audio from the final moments from inside that cockpit. abc's ryan smith is on the scene for us. >> reporter: the roof where the pla

at the airport, i've been on book tour -- you got robbed, robbed. not really robbed. us is people saw this book tour was so grueling, and i said this the or day, if i were a fan, i might ot because il, couldn't dance, because i went back and looked at this, the week we got kicked off, there were three people with the same score as we did, and one person with a lower score than we had, and we still, you know gorkt eliminate , got . i think the fans saw we didn't have the time to commit to it. if you're a fan of the show, you want to see people who have the time to commit to it. that's my assessment, i could be wrong about it. >> i think our fans are such avid fans, they vote every week. if they see you can't put in the time they put in, they'll support someone who iszr0y givit 100%. that's sad to say, because you were giving it 200%, just we had those couple more weeks where we had to split our time and then we would have been golden. >> i was trying to do two more weeks of the book tour. if we can get through two more weeks, i could be in town regularly and work at it

i got robbed. i got robbed in the court system. it's a personal issue that i have, to take care and deal with. >> when an inmate comes in the facility, there's a lot of talk about what you're here for, what you're not here for. there is a code. it's been in place forever as far as i know that you don't mess with kids. and you don't rape women. and when word of that gets out with an inmate, it's like a target hon their back. it's not acceptable in the inmate code. >> lacey says his tough reputation on the streets and his physical strength will keep anyone who might want to harass him in check. >> everybody shows me respect. because they know me. they know my reputation. my real reputation. there ain't no rumor going around saying he's a child molester. people know i get vicious. i don't mean in respect of women. i mean in respect of what i do on the outside. >> working out has not been on crest f christopher russell's schedule as of late. he spent nine days in medical being treated for a skin infection. due to the daily fluctuation

in all the time it was in existence, it's never been robbed until now. the bank has several security systems, motion detectors and alarms. but those were always activated after the bank closes. the only daytime security is two panic buttons located under the counter where the cashiers work. those buttons go directly to the fayette county sheriff. in the dozens of years since they have been installed, the buttons have never been used to alert police. assistant vice president of the bank glenda campbell, who has worked there for 20 yards, is in her office, first door to the right. >> the robbers pass by her, not realizing she's inside. >> i thought it was maybe a really dumb halloween prank. and i sat there quietly until i realized what was taking place. i don't believe they saw me in there or knew i was in there. >> bank manager c.j. lensing's office is the next door on the right. lensing has worked at the bank for 26 years. 13 days earlier, lensing celebrated the birth of his first grandchild. >> i was on the phone at the time, actually, with our office

. >>> plus one person shot and robbed. another robbed and beaten at a popular walking trail. now police are searching for the two suspects. >>> good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. a massive water main break this morning sent millions of gallons of water gushing down city streets. ktvu's tara mryarti joins us live with the repair work underway. good afternoon. >> reporter: it has been 12 hours since this pipe burst. right now crews have been able to get the cracked pipe up out of the ground. it's sitting on the back of that truck you see over there. then the brand new pipe is to the left right there. they're getting ready to put that in the ground. neighbors around here have not gotten much sleep. it gushed for four hours. the force of the water so great it tore the bumper off this car. >> this is crazy. >> yes, it is. unbelievable. never seen nothing quite like it before. >> reporter: it flowed for two and a half blocks. leaving a trail of mud the length of two football fields. >> it was gushing out. the dirt and everything. >> this. >> moi goodness. >> reporter: this turned t

. >> rob, overnight road work that might be an issue. no surprises. here in dublin, where the overnight road work has cleared and west bound with the headlights. eastbound, same thing typical overnight slowing out of livermore and altamont because you're down to one lane. getting into the area southbound 680, a crash a short time ago. this is around san aramon. crash cleared to the shoulder. smoothly past the scene, fedex truck, moved over to the shoulder. rest of bay moves smoothly. we'll track towards the bay bridge coming up. >> we'll check back in with you shortly. >>> a new rule going into expect, concerning which airports people can fly into concerning west african nations. right now, they can only enter the united states through one of five airports during special screenings and fever checks for ebola, airports include kennedy, washington dulles, newark's liberty, chicago o'hare. >>> after serving as two-time presidential chief staff, ron klain set to take over. he was recently appointed by president obama last week. also, on that news, nbc pho

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he's there to rob the place. that's clear. what happens next is unusually brazen for this type of crime. >> he point blanks shoots our victim in the chest and walks around the counter of the exxon, steps over his dead body and takes money. >> reporter: kumar, the victim would be found half hour later by a customer. police say the shooter was robin tyrone smith jr. he was arrested friday. $27,000 reward had been raised and the investigation brought in tips to a broad swath of law enforcement, both local and federal intent on closing this case. >> we wouldn't be standing here today before you if not for tips from our community, if not for the relationship with the business community. >> reporter: money came from businesses and from exxon and others, even more money was raised to send kumar's body home to be buried and for his now orphaned children to attend college. president of the anne arundel county muslim council says the arrest put the business community's mind at ease. the victim wasn't a muslim, abdul ruhman said he would

this is where they rob $20,000. they do it simply by being distracting. one of the women would say we want a private party, distract owner, other goes around the counter steals the the bag with all that money in it. people were very upset. they do something more surprising, they orderedded chinese food, they wait for their order and then they even go on to give the owner a hug, well, she felt betrayed. even some other customers had to say. >> unaudible. >> somebody comes... >> unaudible. >> reporter: there are also robbed a nail, tried to robbery should say the owner there was pretty nothing there was something in the works. all these women coming in this nail salon looking around and she thought something was up. they have good surveillance store in that as well. they didn't steel anything in that case but they were case ago this one according to the new jersey state police. then they will get into a toyota basically a siena minivan light colored with temp new jersey plates all wearing a floral or lavender, the ladies in lavender, robbing people. be on t

least check with rob mayeda. rob? >> looking fantastic, fall weather there in kansas city. temperatures around first pitch just after 5:00 local time here, evening time about 7:00 for kansas city. could have showers towards midnight in kansas city as game two wraps up. game three coming back on friday. speaking of the wind, that could be a bit of an issue as the storm offshore not going to bring us any rain short term, but it is packing quite a bit of wind in the gulf of alaska, sending large surf to our coast right now with some rip currents, and eventually winds picking up out of the south on friday, but rain totals could have an impact, certainly beginning as early as friday evening. coming up, the next opportunities for rain in your seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. back to you. >> love your orange tie, rob. >>> as is typical with a high profile sporting event, the two mayors of the two cities are making things interesting. >> that they are. this morning mayor ed lee announced the following, a friendly bet. the giants win, kansas city mayor will come to san fran

temple students robbed at gun point at a home off campus. here's a live look, what the crooks were wearing that could help police id them. >>> with man claim she saw a accused cop killer feet away from a high school in the poconos mountains. now police are moving their search but schools are still staying opened. >>> how police are keeping your kids safe. >>> and things get violent at a pumpkin festival when revellers start taking bottles how a nearby college is helping police find vandals. >>> grab inter coats, people are waking up to freezing temperatures, and freeze warnings, frost advisories across the the a area. really cold for the first time in a long time, at least, sue serio is here tracking our full forecast. >> and when it may warm up, right. >> yes. >> it is monday, october 20th, 2014, lieutenant have news to get to outside of the weather. reporters woking on your top stories. steve keeley in maple shade. there is a school there not allowing two students to attend school from africa, war business ebola in that particular situatio

police say a group of temple university students was tied up and then robbed at gunpoint during this home invasion last night in north philadelphia. if you take a look at the video, you can see the scene we're talking about this all happened 8:30 sunday night, all at off campus housing. in the 1900 block of north 18th street. police say two men with gunned enters the home, tied up six people inside, investigators say one of the students was also pistol whipped. the university sent out alert to temple university students about the incident and asked students to avoid the area. school officials are also asking anyone with information to call police. unfortunately, there is no detailed description of the suspects at this point. only that they are two men in their two's, one of them with facial hair, and wearing bucks county community college sweatshirt. now, medics were on scene last night, but we're told no one had to be taken to the hospital. it is also unclear this morning just how much these robbers got away with during this overnight robbery. coming to you live from temple universi

the city council stripped rob ford of his mayoral powers last year.itted to smoking crack cocaine, went into rehab, before his cancer diagnosis. so it's been quite the life-altering year for rob ford. >> certainly has. we'll see what happens there. but let's turn to the weather now and tropical cyclone is getting stronger in the arabian sea. where is it headed? i know just the man to answer that, ivan cabrera. what do we know? >> this thing is intensifying in the last several hours. we'll have a new update from the joint typhoon warning center for our interview viewers coming up in the next hour. and i do believe the winds will be jacked up. we are not at 165 anymore. look at this eye that's developed just in the last six hours, intensifying, getting its act together. not that well organized at the beginning of the frame here. in this loop and then towards the end, the eye really comes into play here. so basically the storm continues to strengthen. as we talked about yesterday, it will do so safely over open water. watch the clock, tuesday 1300 local

local college students tied up and robbed at gunpoint. all in a terrifying home invasion. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now near temple university with an update on the search for the suspects, jan, good morning. >> good morning, a frightening night for some student here in north philadelphia. police say a group of temple university students was tied up and robbed at gunpoint. take a look at the video. you can see where it all happened about 8:30 sunday night. this is off campus housing, 1900 block of north 18th street. two men with guns enters this home and tied up six people inside. investigators say one of the students was also pistol whipped. the university sent out an alert to temple students about the incident and asked students to avoid the area. school officials are also asking anyone with information to call police. unfortunately, there is no detailed description of the suspects. only that they are two men in their two, a one with fair al hair, wearing bucks county community college sweatshirt. medics were on

rob, what concerns you most? >> reporter: the concerns tonight is that it's holding together. still strong, even as the sun goes down in the eastern half of the country. here's where the storms will be headed. the bulls eye is across mississippi, alabama and in through tennessee. we've got tornado watches that will likely remain in place all the way through indiana. tomorrow, everything pushes to the east. we have big cities like atlanta under the gun for severe weather for yet another day. >> and rob, while we have you, the pictures of the tropical system comes in. this is tropical storm faye hitting bermuda hard late this weekend. and now new images tonight, the new threat, hurricane gonzalo. there off the coast of antigua. this was just upgraded to a hurricane. what's the new track? >> reporter: it's an impressive storm system. it's battering the islands of the caribbean. here's what we think is going to happen. it will likely graze puerto rico. the british virgin islands, hurricane warnings out right now. it will strengthen into a category 2 and 3 storm, peopling away from

police say they were restrained with zip ties, then robbed. the university sent out alert, notifying the entire campus community of the incident, and then asked students to be vigilant and stay away from the area. meanwhile, investigators are asking anyone with information to call police. unfortunately, there is no detailed description the suspect, only that they are two men in their two's, one of them with facial hair, and wearing a bucks county community college sweatshirt. now, medics were on scene last night but they tell news one had to be taken to the hospital. and it is still unclear this morning, how much these suspects got away with during last night's robbery. live at temple university hospital. jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you. update right now on breaking news in kensington. detectives are searching for the person who shot a man to death along the 1800 block of east ontario street overnight. police say the 27 year old suffered a gunshot wound to the head and back. he was returned to temple hospital and prono

. >> first happened port richmond, investigators say male suspect in his 20's, robbed the store, at gunpoint, and got a which with about $60. luckily, no injured were reported. >>> and another 7-eleven held up. this time, in holmesburg. police responded to the scene near frankford and academy. officials say a man armed with handgun, walks not store wearing hoodie and a bandana on his face around 4:00 this morning. >> more breaking news, searching forearmed man who fired shot inside the rite aid pharmacy in ambler, montgomery county. then got away with unknown number of oxycontin pills. it happened about 5:00 o'clock this morning, no one was injured, and investigators say the suspect is about 5 feet tall and wearing a hoodie, southbound, bethlehem pike. >> local college students are targeted in a home invasion robbery. >> police looking for two suspects armed with handguns. >> jan carabeo live near temple university with more on the search for the gunmen, january? >> good morning, just able to speak with temple university students as they head to their 8:00 classes cents. they new exactly the

we'll check in with rob mayeda. what are you seeing? >> you saw the smoke going straight up, not blown sideways across the ground. not strong winds, dense smoke in areas dealing with the fire. the winds right now close by, north-northwest, up to five miles per hour. san martin airport, northwest wind at two. i don't think we'll see the smoke drift too far north. concentrated off the heeft of highway 101 and north of 152, mike keeping a close eye on this. right now wind does not look to be a factor. temperature of 46 degrees. you see wins from san jose out of the northwest. if we had a south wind, we'd notice smoke pouring into the south bay. winds do not seem to be configured that way. game two, kansas city, showers on the approach from the west, some of this may creep in towards the second half of the game, we'll call for a slight chance of showers showing up later. temperatures around first pitch time 64. game three in the bay area friday, rain likely late in that forecast, too. this morning, 40 and 50s outside. afternoon's forecast f

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