he was a surgeon before the hospital in richland closed.oday, he is the only doctor in town and is deeply concerned about the effect on the elderly and the poor. >> the impact is very tremendous because the patient has to travel so far, almost about a minimum, 35, 40 miles to the closest hospital. >> jimmie lewis runs a rural health organization in georgia that is trying to raise money and talk with lawmakers about these forgotten areas. >> we have in many cases in georgia the equivalent or approaching the equivalent of third world healthcare, and that's simply because we don't have providers that are accessible in a timely enough fashion to provide the proper healthcare for that 1.8 million people. >> back in richland mayor adolph mcclendan is trying to raise millions for a new hospital. >> mayor, you say that the state politicians are listening to you guys, that they are going to try to help. but we have heard that before. you are a small town mayor. you have good intentions but do you think they are going to try to get six to eight milli

>> richland county?> yeah. >> uh-huh. >> listen carefully. >> two weeks after shari smith was kidnapped, debra may helmick was abducted in front of her parent's trailer, 24 miles from the smith's home. in richland county. her father was inside, just 20 feet away. neighbors saw someone pull up in a car, get out and grab debra before speeding off. like shari, debra was a pretty blue-eyed blond. unlike shari, debra was only a child. >> turn right. last dirt road before you come to the stop sign at two notch road. go through chains and no trespassing sign. go 50 yards and to the left. go 10 yards. debra may is waiting. god forgive us all. >> i felt like we were dealing with the same individual. >> investigators now knew they were hunting a serial killer. at the south carolina law enforcement division, scientists were still going over their only piece of hard evidence, shari's last will and testament. it had been written on lined paper from a legal pad. forensic document examiner, mickey dawson, believed late

rich lapped township -- richland township, bucks county.ve rain on roads. >> reporter: chad perdelli is reporting all rain right now in allentown, i'll leave that blue in there because temperatures are close to the freezing markup north and you may have snow on the roads. this afternoon the kids may need an umbrella, but they will need thicker clothing and they may see temperatures drop, 6:00 a.m. -- 6:00 p.m. we're at 28. be aware of a re-freeze. >> when it comes to super bowl ads, you can't go wrong with puppies. >> reporter: the battle with the best super bowl ad. there was a humorous ad involving viagra. >> american sniper has made $50 million in 6 weeks. >> $32 million this weekend is the super bowl weekend. >> for those attending the super bowl thought they would need every penny in their pocket to afford the concession. popcorn was $15 and imported beer 13. a bottle of water, 6 bucks the same as a bag of peanuts. byop. bring your own peanuts. >> wow. >> 5:23, the accuweather team is tracking the wintry mix moving through parts of the

we have an accident coming into us, this is richland township, bucks county. california road near keystone road that's a new one. getting details about this accident involving a jackknifed tractor-trailer it is leaking fuel. more ruse crews have been called to the scene. this is northeast extension one of the areas we're getting sleet. northeast extension northbound between quakertown and lehigh valley. it's blocking the right ladies and gentlemen, blocking the shoulder. with more crews coming to the scene now, you may see further restrictions there expect it to be slow and icy there. in king of prussia we're looking at the main highways, mostly wet don't forget we've lord the speeds on the interstates and highway, penndot says 45 miles per hour. 202 people are traveling fine. storm tracker 6 live double scan we can see rain through most of the area, but with double scan we're seeing areas of blue in honeybrook, may be sleet there. green lane, fleetwood 222 quakertown the northeast extension jackknifed tractor-trailer you're traveling through sleet good gettin

. >> the former director of nursing at richland's hospital. >> let's say an i have a heart attack. i'm brought to the front door. it's locked. there's no one here no care people can get here. >> other than the doctor's office. if you needed emergency care no. if you had a heart attack no. >> odd's are you may day because there's no health care. >> very good responsibility. >> we went to the doctor's office down the street. he was a surgeon before the hospital in rich land. today he is the only doctor in town and is deeply concerned about the effect on the elderly and the poor. >> the impact is very interesting because the patient has to travel so far. almost about a minimum 35-40 miles. the closest hospital. >> jimmy lewis runs a royal health organization who is trying to raise money and talk with lawyers. >> we are approaching third-world health care. we don't have providers that are accessible in a timely enough fashion to provide the health care for 1.8 million. >> back in rich land the mayor is trying to raise millions for a new hospital. >> the state politicians sh listening.

. >> few do it as quickly as one young man in richland. but even on the way up he looks back. >> javier reyes was born in the bay area but his family moved to mexico when he was very young. he returned at age 17 knowing no english. he came with the idea to make enough money to pay for his sister's quiencera. >> the city of richmond is a tough place for young people to find success. but it is no different than anywhere else really. the right person given the right opportunity can raily bloom here. >> i say, you know i think we should start taking out all the weeds. >> javier is a great example of that. javier last summer at just 22 years old was offered the job of project coordinator for ground work richmond a nonprofit working to beautify the city. he wasn't sure at the time they were serious. >> i thought they were joking or something. >> they weren't. >> everybody loves him. he is so enthusiastic in everything he does and how he approaches life. >> it is even more impressive considering that javier returned to the united states by himsel

investigators are trying to build a tame line for this fatal accident on route 309 near rich hill road in richland township last night. accident involved at least two vehicles. >>> the etan patz murder trial continues and tuesday jury members were shown a videotaped confession from pedro hernandez. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer is in our news center with more, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, if you don't recognize the name chances are you will recognize his face the the first ever child to be pictured on a milk carton and this morning as you mentioned etan patz is back in the news, the six year-old boss whose disappearance from his lower math hannan neighborhood paved the way for missing children's movement. yesterday a videotaped confession was played for the the jury in the trial for his accused killer. on that video person dro hernandez says in the three hour tape interview that he murdered that boy in may of 1979. etan was walking to the school bus, bus stop, loan for the first time in new york city when he says he was abduct and killed. >> i grabbed him by the the n

it happened around 8:00 on route 309 near rich hill road in richland township. one person was kill. the accident involved at least two vehicles. the as soon as we get more information we will update this story. >>> happening today, a a pretrial conference for christopher murray, he is charged with murdering his wife connie, last year. police say the 29 got in an argument as she jogged in penny pack park on august 4th. investigators say that murray was strangled. >>> a pennsylvania state police corporal is charged with misdemeanor in the accidental shooting death of the fellow trooper. the family of the victim is pushing for justice. >> richard schroder was charged with five count of reckless endangerment in the shooting. schroder failed to make sure his gun was unloaded during a trigger demonstration at a training facility. gun discharge striking 26 year-old trooper david kedra, four other troopers were also in the room. >> to not charge him with involuntary manslaughter if he was a civilian like you me i'm sure we would be facing involuntary manslaughter charges right now. >> repor

that's in richland township.ou can see one of the cars was covered by a tarp but so far there's no word on any injuries. >>> new tonight all lanes are back open on roosevelt boulevard after a morning water main break that flooded the road. chopper three over that scene earlier as water gushed on to the boulevard near red lion road. the water department tells us tonight it will be back out there tomorrow morning to finish up repairs. two northbound lanes and one southbound lane will be shut down that will start at 9:30am and repairs should be completed by the evening rush hour. >>> two tonight the pentagon says american hostage kayla mueller died at the hands of isis not in ajar dane yann air strike targeting the group. mueller's parents say their heart broken. isis zen the family an e-mail with photo notifying them their 26-year-old daughter was dead. isis captured mueller in august of 2013. the arizona nay tough traveled to syria to work with several humanitarian groups. mueller's i wasn't described her as noble

one person was killed and two others hurt when the vehicles collided in richland township.ened along the 1400 block of southwest end boulevard at 8 o'clock last night. the two injured people were taken to the hospital. >>> now to an "action news" exclusive. the city of philadelphia is investigating how sensitive court documents ended up scatter across city streets. hundreds of papers littered the area around 29th and wharton streets in the grays ferry section yesterday. they included social security numbers, addresses and phone numbers. it appears the paperwork came from the philadelphia adult probation and parole department. "action news" tried to contact officials there but we have not heard back. the city streets department is investigating. >> the white house has confirmed kayla mueller the american woman held hostage by isis was indeed killed and they are claiming that that happened in the days when jordan conducted an air strike. erin o'hearn is live at the big board with more including reaction from mueller's family. good morning. >> reporter: good morning its hard t

one person was killed and two others were hurt when the vehicles collided in richland township. it happen in the 14 hundred block of southwest end boulevard at 8:00 o'clock. twenty-nine injured persons were taken to st. lukes hospital in bethlehem. >>> philadelphia police say that this is the man who beat and sexually assaulted a a woman yesterday who asked him for directions, at a subway stop. the attack happened inside of septa's jefferson station in center city. he allegedly walked the victim to a train platform and pulled her in a secluded area. if you recognize this man i know it is hard, but if you can recollect nice that face you are urge to call police. >>> well all lanes are back opened tonight after a water main break floodedded roosevelt boulevard but crews will be making repairs again tomorrow. all 12 lanes were closed between grant avenue and red lion road this morning, after a 16-inch transmission main burst creating a muddy mess. two northbound and one southbound inner lanes will be closed, again tomorrow. >>> last night's deadly pile up on the new jersey turnpike

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in richland township bucks county slipperiness definitely possible and a wreck along 309 at rich hill road. a crash along little conestoga road. no major issues along the pennsylvania turnpike but in radnor delco a crash brought down a pole so expect sproul road to possibly be blocked for a little while between sunny hill lane and conestoga road. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> all right, thanks matt. >> much more ahead still on "action news" at 5:00 tonight. airline and government officials gather to try and avoid future flying disasters. >> and rick, messages of support continue to pour in to the family of bobbi kristina brown, the daughter of the late whitney houston remains hospitalized after being found unresponsive. i'll have the very latest coming up. >> all right, that and much more. adam and cecily return with the full weather forecast all coming up next for you >> bobbi kristina brown is fighting for her life at an atlanta hospital tonight. that's according to her mother's side of the family. bobbi kristina mother's of course is famed singer whitney houston. t

it happened around 8:00 o'clock at 309 near rich hill road in richland township. one person was kill. the accident involve at least two vehicles, as soon as we get more information, of course, we will update this story, erika (. >>> right now it is 6:07. power ball fever is in full swing. people are rushing out to buy their ticket for tonight's massive power ball drawing, and let's she you why. here's what you need to know. tonight's jackpot stands at 485 million-dollar, all that money, that is all thanks to strong sales. now if you are the winner, your cash pay out if you want it in one lump sum is about 327 million-dollar, before taxes though. so, at would be somewhat less. >>> this is largest power ball jackpot since may 2013. if you are playing tonight, good luck to you. we want to know how would you spend all that money if you are the big winner what would you buy first. connect with us on facebook and twitter, we will have the winning numbers tonight on "eyewitness news" at the 11:00. >>> first, is a my little pony. >> you want a pony. >> i want a popey that

one person was killed and two others were hurt when the vehicles collided in richland township. it happened along the 1400 block of southwest end boulevard at 8:00 last night. the two injured people were taken to the hospital. >>> here is an "action news" exclusive. the city of philadelphia is investigating how sensitive court documents ended up scattered across city streets. hundreds of papers littered the area around 29th and wharton streets in the grays ferry section yesterday. the papers included social security numbers, addresses and phone numbers. it appears the paperwork came from the philadelphia adult probation and parole department. "action news" tried to contact officials there but we have not heard back. the city streets department is investigating. >> the white house has confirmed that kayla mueller that american woman held hostage by isis has died. this coming days after the terror group claimed that mueller was killed in a jordanian air strike. erin o'hearn is live at the big board with more including reaction from her family. erin she sounds like she was a specia

we saw that was richland.toolbox they are telling investors we are willing to go as far as we have to go. they will go even deeper into negative rates. at some point, you are going to see them's wheeling -- them squealing. they face negative bank rates. if you are danish savor, you have to pay for the privilege. that seems unfair. the savers are getting hit. risky. do you really want to be playing the currency market? >> mark, thank you so much. the biggest bank has announced it will buy back its own stock in they are raising dividends. joining us is the chief financial officer. thank you so much for joining us. give us a sense of how difficult it is to operate in a negative rate environment. >> a negative rate environment is uncharted territory for banks. that is new for us. given that it's been underway for some time, we can prepare for that. especially the large institutional customers, they should get prepared for paying negative rates on deposits. for very large deposits. it's a golden opportunity for a l