yeah, chris brown. the title of the song is called "you changed me.". people ask me about the situation or why chris is on my record. i have known chris since he was 15 and some of the thing people don't see chris on the inside when he comes and dances with my sister who has down's syndrome for hours. so it is blessful things this kid has to offer. >> do you think if he was he would make you go the premier with him. >> too deep. come on, man. [ bleep ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: i tell you what, i am so impressed by how well you do everything. it is ridiculous. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's unacceptable. it is almost unacceptable. >> it's just a blessing to be able to do it now because think of it, 20 years ago you couldn't do singing -- we got through talking about comedians trying to do music. >> jimmy: you still can't except for you. you are the only whoun has done it successfully. >> watch. this 20 years ago, 25 years ago on "in living color" i played this character wanda, hey! and teddy riley and guy was at the show. if you don't know who tha

warned. >> jimmy: jamie foxx and chris brown.ecipient of a lifetime achievement award at the daytime emmys. please welcome betty white. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: come over here. >> oh. >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. what's going on with your eye? >> oh, well. the makeup lady had a little problem with me. she hit me. i was just -- i mean it was so unexpected, you know. i thought she had a powder puff. she had her fist. >> jimmy: i apologize. that's not how we expect our staff to behave with the guests. >> no, i don't think so. how are you? very good to see you. >> i slipped and fell. >> jimmy: oh, boy. >> in the kitchen of all things. i never go in the kitchen. [ laughter ] >> because it's dangerous. >> jimmy: it is dangerous. they say it is one of the most dangerous rooms in the house. the last time you were here, which i think was four years ago, you might have driven here. are you still driving? >> not as much. i still drive. >> jimmy: you do? >> yeah but i -- people spoil me. i get driven. >> ji

music from jamie foxx with chris brown and kid ink. "action news" returns at 4:30. the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, good ♪ >> dicky: from hollywood, it's “jimmy kimmel live”! tonight. jamie foxx. betty white. director j.j. abrams. plus a performance from jamie foxx featuring chris brown and kid ink. with cleto and the cletones. and now more than ever, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

betty white, who will not be performing with chris brown and kid ink.rview with j.j. abrams, the director of "star wars" what are you gonna ask him, guillermo? what do you have planned? >> how do you do a good director? how do you become a good director, i mean. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how do you do a good director? >> i'm thinking of the barbecue. how do you become -- >> jimmy: your english is worse than mine. besides having a delightful name, our first guest is one of the people who've repeatedly saved this planet from ne'er-do- wells. she is shield agent maria hill in "marvel's avengers: age of ultron." >> orphaned at 10. cobi has had a rough history. nowhere special. >> her abilities? >> increased metabolism. her think is tell ke knee sis. she's fast and she's weird. >> they're going to show up again. >> agreed. they volunteered for the experiment. >> all right. what kind of monster than a german scientist to experiment on them to protect their country. >> we're not at war, captain. >> jimmy: please welcome cobi smulders. [ cheers and appl

plus a performance from jamie foxx featuring chris brown and kid ink. with cleto and the cletones.e than ever, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for coming. thank you for watching.

her boyfriend was posting pictures hanging out and calling chris brown out, i'm going to be a dad. is his name. >> his response is back off i'm the dad and i'll fulfill my job duties as a father. >> you are the father. >> you are the father. >> in the case of dax holt you are the father. >> bye, dax. >> thanks, guys. >> have a great weekend. >> apparently we have found lucy noland. >> she's there in lansdale. >> i bet she's spring flinging. >> we are spring flinging this is so much fun. i'm with my new best friend officer matt. we are having coffee with the cop here in lansdale, and i know we're not supposed to drink on duty, never but david, spring fling why don't you, you got to, porous a little draft. we will do it, and back here quincy harris hard at work. there we go. there we go. the lets go give it to the officer day. fans, you know what this is, it is coffee, yum i coffee and back here quincy harris hard at work. we are in lansdale having fun see new a moment. this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told t

chris brown devised a water system that acts like a ditch for his yard that will catch rain water. it has drought resistant plants and he set up a gray water system. >> what we are doing here is taking the water from our alaundry into the land -- roundry into the -- laundry into the landscape. >> he uses the water for his gadden roof that -- garden roof that keeps his house cool. >>> the golden state warriors know where they sit for the nba playoffs but they still don't know who they are going to play. we will hear from the head coach on the challenge. joe fonzi is coming up with sports. >> now to the news room, gasia mikaelian with a look at what we are working on for ktvu fox 2 news at 7:00 p.m. >> coming up at 7:00 p.m. the presidential candidates are hitting the campaign trail. hillary clinton makes her first appearance and republicans hitting her with attack ads and justin bieber threatening legal action. we are working on these stories and more coming up tonight at 7:00 p.m. on tv 36. (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for

plus a performance from jamie foxx featuring chris brown and kid ink. with cleto and the cletones.than ever, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

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abrams and we will have music from drew holcomb and the neighbors and jamie foxx with chris brown andld also like to welcome our viewers watching on 5 eyewitness news. we are on as god intended in minneapolis. if anyone wants to send me a pizziola it will definitely get eaten. did you know minneapolis is the most literate city in america? did you know that guillermo? >> did you know there's a war on drugs? >> yeah. >> you did. all right. our guest tonight are from both asgard and earth. they are here to save the world just before taxes are due. their new movie, "avengers: age of ultron" opens everywhere may 1st - please welcome, our heroes - robert downey jr., chris hemsworth, mark ruffalo, chris evans, scarlett johansson and jeremy renner. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> good to have you here. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. thank you for coming. i know you have the big premier across the street from us here just after the show. will you wait for the signal, or do avengers just walk right across the street? >> just the hands. >> jimmy: just the hands.

for beasley, kate and all of us here i'm chris may. >> i'm natasha brown.e're always online cbsphilly.com. the late show with david letterman is next with guest mike myers. have a great night everyone and a great holiday weekend. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the world's largest original hangar, it's "the late show with david letterman." tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now the darling of the catwalk, david letterman! captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs ( band playing "late show" theme ) ( cheers and applause )

chris may. >> i'm natasha brown. jessica is off tonight. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones has been digging deeper into this arrest and death and tonight he's breaking new information in the case. >> reporter: the police k9 can be heard barking in the cell phone video capturing the arrest of the philip white. 32-year-old man died tuesday while in the cut deet vineland police depth. family and friends are pointer to go this video to question if excessive force was used while white was handcuffed. >> all his mom wants to know what happened wine it happened to her son the way it did? nobody wants to get that phone call to have to bury they son. >> sims has been friends with white for more than a decade. she says the father of three struggled with the use of pcp but that he didn't deserve to die. initially he was being questioned by police in response to a disorderly conduct call on the 100 block of grape street. >> reporter: recorded scanner traffic indicates the officer believed white was trying to grab his service weapon during an alt

chris may. >>> i'm natasha brown. the jessica dean is off. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is at the courthouse where a defiant menendez said he will fight the the charges. >> reporter: facing 14 counts of corruption, senior new jersey senator bob menendez was arraigned in court yesterday. he is accused of doing political favors in exchange for a million worth of bribes, from florida eye doctor solomon melgen seen here with the light colored tie. after pleading not guilty menendez fired back. >> for nearly three years the the justice department has persued allegations based on smears launched by political opponents trying to silence me. >> these allegations are false. i'm confident they will be proven false, and i look forward to doing so in court. >> reporter: investigators say menendez assisted melgen in the multi million-dollar medicare dispute and helped get visa for dominican doctor's girlfriend. the senator never broke the law says his attorney. >> this investigation started with false and salacious allegations, made by political

chris. >> -- young women in this crowd of police white, brown. >> chris, i want you to stand by. i want to hear from our other colleagues. don't go anywhere. >> jason, you said you were right by the front line and i want to tell our viewers that the media has permission to be there. jason, is it this intense where you are? ear you. >> what do you see? >> reporter: maybe you can see what's happening right now, as the line of officers there are about to move in once again. we saw some of those who were throwing some of the projectiles down in this direction. some of them took off down the street down pennsylvania. some of them still throwing projectiles, going to back off from my photographer here. still trying to show you what's going on. some of them still throwing glass bottles, covering their faces, some of them as they were throwing some of these objects, and then taking off down the street. police using a great deal of restraint, as you can see, they kept their line out here in front of what's been going on down here on pennsylvania street. very disappointing to some of the c

chris may. >>> i'm natasha brown. the jessica dean is off. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is at the courthouse where a defiant menendez said he will fight the the charges. >> reporter: facing 14 counts of corruption, senior new jersey senator bob menendez was arraigned in court yesterday. he is accused of doing political favors in exchange for a million worth of bribes, from florida eye doctor solomon melgen seen here with the light colored tie. after pleading not guilty menendez fired back. >> for nearly three years the the justice department has persued allegations based on smears launched by political opponents trying to silence me. >> these allegations are false. i'm confident they will be proven false, and i look forward to doing so in court. >> reporter: investigators say menendez assisted melgen in the multi million-dollar medicare dispute and helped

brown fired. she showed up last friday morning and she plans to show up for work again this morning, right? >> reporter: that is correct, chris. there is a special meeting tonight to discuss the fate of paula brown. you might remember on thursday night council members voted to fire her as a way to save money. brown called the action illegal and stayed in her office all night. she eventually left. the saga continued. after they brought documents out of the building questions about struggling finances continue to swirl. council manfred lescher have been telling vendors that the burrow can't pay bills. a local gas station stopped paying its bills. the burrow is under state supervision because of a million dollar short fall. there are questions about finances and mismanagement. we come back to burrow manager paula brown. she'll be back here later this morning. she will come to work and pack her belongings in the event that her firing becomes official if it isn't already. again, the questions remain as a result of what happened on thursday night and of course this is something we will continue to follow right here on "nbc 10." rig

chris may. >>> i'm natasha a brown in for guess contact 309 year-old laid out her plan on twitter and was trying to fly to syria to join the terror group. >> we have live team three coverage tonight and we will begin with walt hunter live outside federal court with a few of those tweets walt? >>> well, chris, fbi in this warrant says it track those tweets all the way back to august of 2013. but, when the the suspect began making plans, to get on to a plane about a week ago they began moving in, and this morning, that suspect keonna thomas was arrested at mid-morning in her north philadelphia home. in the end, the woman who allegedly vowed that she would fight back a and die for isis as a mortar, looked like any other suspect let out of her house in the 800 block of north tenth street handcuffed by members of the fbi a's joint terrorism task force whose identities we are concealing. the first steps on her journey to face justice captured on this exclusive video by an eyewitness, wearing a berk a and veil during a four minute court arraignment she's identified as keonna thomas 30 years old, and al

. >> brown is the 11th murder victim of the year. >>> new jersey governor chris christie appears to be shrugging off reports that indictments will come any day now in his bridge gate scandal. the u.s. attorney for new jersey has been investigating the traffic lane shut down for political reasons for more than a year now. several former aids have engaged lawyers while declined to talk about their roles in the scandal. bloom bloomberg reports that david wilesein will plead guilty. >> it doesn't have anything to do with me. i don't know why you think i have to deal with it. i don't. >> a small but loud group of protesters stood outside a fence line as he answered questions from the press for the first time in nearly six months. they were upset he sent state troopers to baltimore. >>> much needed u.s. aid is arriving in nepal four days after the deadly quake hit. more than 1.4 million people need food right now. the quake killed more than 5,000, injured twice that many and left tens of thousands homeless. >>> police tactics took center stage in a mayoral forum. >> some candidates say balti

chris rock. i bet you he immediately transforms from brown to green because they see money. >> and they take a selfie with him. >> and then get an autograph. for a number of black men across the country, that's not the case at all. that's the beginning of something that can go terribly wrong for a number of black people in this country. >> the jerry seinfeld footage is hilarious. the cop comes to chris' passenger side. the cop does not seem to recognize who they are initially in the film. >> new jersey is notoriously profilish. yeah make sure that you go over and make sure the black guy wasn't doing something to the white guy, like drive me someplace. >> which says something bad about the state of race relations in our country. >>> moving on french lawmakers voted to ban anorexic models. agencies could face a fine up to $81,000 and six months in prison. i think this is a good thing to try and repair women's ees's body images, but i would like to see it not end there. can we ban air brushing and concealer? >> instead of saying don't hire them, how about starting a new movement that says women who actu

lets get latest from our natasha brown she's live, natasha. >> reporter: well, chris i'll step aside here because you can still see behind me scorched remnant of what started out as a car fire but quicklye involved in the suspicious death investigation. one day after a man's body was found in the burning car in southwest philadelphia, there are still, more questions then answers. >> right now it is still very much a in mystery, we're classifying it as a suspicious death, the homicide unit is investigating it and we will see where it goes. >> reporter: homicide detectives are handling the case with no witnesses and very little evidence. fire crews responding to a car fire in the 4700 block of fort mifflin road wednesday afternoon, discovered the man's body in the driver's seat in the middle of the flames. body burned beyond recognition, a gas can, found inside of the car. >> first thing we will find out, cause of death, from the medical examiner's office. so we will find out how the the individual was killed, if it is a murder then we will proceed that way during a full blown murder i

chris matthews on "hardball." here it is. >> why are they saying this stuff? sharon brown sherman brown. ng it's never been done before. >> i know. >> you're not republicans are you? >> but the one thing i just want to say about this, though chris, is that i am happy to debate this. i'm sure jerry and others are, based on the actual facts. >> what are the actual facts? it seems that we haven't gotten any facts from the president. this administration, or froman, or anybody connected with this. and there's one more thing i do want to point out that is a fact. there is not a buy american clause in this trade deal. and most of this agreement does not deal with trade. only about 20% of what's written is i'm told what's part of the trade. so what's your reaction to the lack of facts, but yet the president is saying trust me on this, i'm for the middle class. what's your reaction to all of this? >> i think the president is for the middle class. the president eight years ago said he'd renegotiate the north american free trade agreement because he recognized that it didn't work. this is not much d

chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. >>> investigators have recovered what could be a key piece of evidence. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown is live at the seen in southwest philadelphia with new information tonight. natasha? >> reporter: well, this 91 weren't call apparently came in from it pretty quickly after someone spotted the flames. a car fire at 3:30 this afternoon here along this road that's now turned into a suspicious death investigation. a grizzly discovery uncovered inside this burning car in the 4700 block of port mifflin road. firefighters responding to the car fire find much more in the midst of the names. >> as they extinguished the fire in the front driver's seat of the car is what -- is a believed to be a male body charred all the way down to the bone. >> reporter: police say there were no witnesses along this somewhat desolate stretch of runway that runs particle level to philadelphia international airport runway. the closest commercial businesses are at least a mile and a half away. >> a little bit shocked to find someone was found dead in a burning car. it's kind of scary i guess. >> reporter: tag is

brown's first words to bobbi cristina's -- >> and was mariah's new body shot. >> we'll show you the freaks and geeks. >> and hemsworth versus evans. >> which chris is more romantic? >> he gets upset when i don't call him the next day. >> yes, that really bugs me. >> now "e.t," talk about surprise couples. >> the mtv movie awards, the tv land awards, coachella, the avengers, justin timberlake has his baby. i mean come on, it was a whirlwind weekend when you're talking about celebrity news there was also daring fashions, wedding surprises, so much for us to jump into, but first, something very important. i got to welcome you to "entertainment tonight." cameron mathis son. >> thanks very much nancy, so thrilled to be here. kevin of course taking a little break. but you know who's not? j-lo and casper. she stunned at the mtv movie awards. i am man eghnou to say that out loud. but then she caught up with her man for a little late-night rendezvous. >> hollywood's under cover couples revealed. >> to when you come tonight, i

brown and meteorologist katie fehlinger. we thank you for watching white news here at hedge. for lesley kathy and everyone here i'm chris>> i'm jessica dean. we're always on at cbsphilly.com cbsphilly.com. up next the late show with david letterman. tonight's kevin james. have a good night. we'll see you tomorrow. >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for the swivel sweeper max brought to you by ontel products. 10 years ago, the first generation of swivel sweeper took the world by storm. >> it works, and it's lightweight. that's the best part about it. >> i'm looking for things to clean with it, 'cause i'm going, "oh, surely it can't do that," and then, "wow, it can!" >> announcer: five years later with millions sold, we introduced the swivel sweeper g2 and got rave reviews. >> swivel sweeper g2! whoo! >> well, my husband will be happy, 'cause he won't have to cart that vacuum cleaner up and down the stairs for me anymore. >> i have to tell you, i love it. i didn't think it could become better, but it is. >> announcer: now the brand-new swivel sweeper max is trailblazing a new frontier in cleaning. you ask

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brown not leslie. >>> plus a check of the exclusive accuwether seven-day forecast, with meteorologist chris sowers wheny at 9:00 a.m. continues. >> happening now on "action news" saturday at 9:00 a.m., the search for suspects continue after a vicious assault on a homeless man is caught on camera. >>> a 4-year-old boy is in the hospital after being hit by a philadelphia police cruiser. >>> residents of an illinois town ravaged by tornados returns home to see what is still left. >>> first up, let's turn to chris sowers and our forecast, lots of sunshine out there. >> reporter: lots of sunshine, but the winds are starting to pick up, right now we're seeing gusts as high as 32 miles per hour. the fact that we have sunshine and warmer temperatures will make it feel better, but the winds will cool things off. you'll need something with sleeves. 54 in pottstown at this hour. 53 in coatsville, 53 in saint davids. chester and center city, both locations closing in on 60 degrees. cinnaminson, 56. glassboro, 53. smyrna, 60. buena, 55. gandys beach 58 degrees at this 9:00 a.m. hour. there's the current wind speeds

chris turn into a mala. they protested decision by district attorney, seth williams, not to file charges against two officers that fatally shot brandon tait brown last september. they face 90 days in jail. >>> a federal judge in philadelphia has approved a settlement to resolve concussion claims by thousands of retired nfl players. that deal could cost the league $1 billion. the settlement will help the 6,000, retirees who are expect to suffer dimension a average pay out for per player, $190,000 but those pay outs could reach between one and 5 million for players diagnosed in their 30's and 40's with early on set dementia or those who died. >>> i think there is a lot of players out there right now that need help and need assistance, you know and that helps their families also. so i think this is a very good settlement for the the nfl alumni. >> this is a good settlement according to cbs-3 sports director beasley reese a former player and plaintiff in this lawsuit. however, 200 nfl retiree have have have reject the the settlement and they plan to sue the league individually. >>> it is more than a year away but philadelphia is already preparing f

chris christie. >> i hate politics where people are like programmed robots they all sound like charlie brown's teacher wah wah. they will say a lot of stuff about me they won't say i sound like somebody else. if they like me great if not can i get another job. >> today we pressed the governor to see if we can get a straight answer about 2016. >> they asked me about that they want to know are you getting encouragement to run as you have been doing these. >> i have gotten encouragement for five years now to it run for president. in the end encouragement is only a very small factor of it the decision about running for president is a very personal one. and as i said it's a decision about is this what i want to do with my life? this is what i want to have happen with my family and i do really think that i'm the best person for the country? i say yes to all three yes i will run. >> that's a charlie brown teacher answer. >> if i run i will let everybody know. >> does governor christie look like a man running for the presidency? >> joining us from jackie and jim garrity of the national review. is he running?

chris, lauren, back to you. >> bob, thank you. lawyers for the family of 18 year old michael brown plan to file civil lawsuit today against the city of ferguson, missouri lawsuit has been expected brown's parent announced in march wrongful death lawsuit would be filed soon. brown shooting death last august by officer darren wilson led to violent protests awe know were renewed when grand jury declined to charge wilson who has since resigned from the force. >> planning to hold hearings on the use of police body cameras, as protests over the death of freddie gray continue, in baltimore gray died of spinal cord injury while in police custody. yesterday, demonstrators blocked intersections and disrupted traffic. justice department is conducting a civil rights investigation into gray's death. >> police chief left job after one of her officers was charged in connection to a bloody beating after unarmed driver. >> as jacky ibanez reports the former chief is sticking up for the now fired cop. >> another case every police brutality causing controversy. this time, in suburban detroit. the police chief announcing her resignation wednesday jus

chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. this indictment spells out accusations of bribery conspiracy and false statements and the fallout on capitol hill may have already begun. >> natasha brown on top of developments for us in the cbs3 sat center. natasha. >> senator menendez came out swinging tonight in a fight for his political career. fiercely denying any wrongdoing. >> i am not going anywhere. >> defiant senator robert menendez asserting his innocence vowing to fight federal corruption charges he's now facing. >> i'm angry and ready to fight because today contradicts my public service career and my entire life. >> reporter: after near three year investigation menendez and salomon melge in were indicted wednesday. federal prosecutors say menendez accepted gifts from political donor and friend in exchange for using the power of his senate office to benefit mel ge inform personally and financially. he claims the allegations are political motivate. >> i always conducted myself in accordance with the law. >> according to the indictment between january 2006 and 2013 menendez allegedly accepted close to million dollars worth of lavish gifts and campaign contributions from melge

brown boots. but, that's okay because i'm happy." >> reporter: in his interview with police, chris said that afterr began to have some differences. but he said he had no clue she was going to move out on him and was even more shocked when he found out she had filed for divorce. >> i was totally side-swiped. did not see it coming. >> reporter: chris told detective kemp he'd been trying to patch things up with heather ever since. >> i want my wife. i want the family dynamic that we had. i want us to be together. i want to work things out. >> reporter: kemp questioned what heather had been up to while chris was trying to win her back. >> it's common a lot of times, when a couple's going through a divorce that maybe that somebody was seeing somebody. and i asked him that. >> reporter: that's when chris confided in the detective that he feared heather had in fact moved on. >> is she seeing anybody else? >> yeah. >> does she have a boyfriend right now? and can you tell me what you know about that? >> the only thing i know is that they were friends from a younger age and it's been going on for some time.

brown. it's about education. it's about jobs. it's about so many things. chris, i even heard one woman say this is about the circumstances of black people around the world beyond america and africa. a lot of depth to the passion, anger, yes, anger, frustration that we're seeing here on the streets. back to you. >> thanks, ron allen of nbc news. let's go right now to pastor jamal bryant. he spoke at freddie gray's funeral the other day, his church, the empowerment temple held an emergency town hall meeting last night in baltimore. pastor bryant joins us now. pastor bryant, i've been so impressed by your wisdom and your prudence in the way you're looking at this incredible event. weren't you under the impression we were going to get a report from the police commission this friday? >> i was. that's what the police commissioner announced initially, that it would be may 1. so everybody has always been on edge the last 11 days, somewhere between christmas eve and doomsday considering what the report is when it comes back. >> well, now we're hearing there isn't going t

chris lawrence at the live desk. for the first time ever, california is imposing mandatory water restrictions statewide. governor jerry brown made the anuancement on the same date the state learned the snowpack levels in the sierra mountains are only at 6% of their average, the second low was 25% of average in 1977 and again last year. snow supplies about one-third of california's water. the water restrictions will force cities and towns to cut water useable by 25%. this will hit homeowners cemeteries golf courses even some of the farms will be affected by this. california now in its fourth year of drought. at the live desk, i'm chris lawrence. >>> crooks are targeting local moms and hoping to get away with lots of cash. northern virginia reporter david culver shares the details on this scheme. >> reporter: it's called the felony lane gang. it's a national network that crime analysts say is spreading quickly including right here in northern virginia. it starts with thieves targeting moms in shopping centers just like this one. smashing wind dozeows to get to their purses or diaper bags cashing the checks in the far drive-th

chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. this couple was kidnapped robbed and driven around for hours and tonight police they made -- police believe they made a big break in this case. natasha browns arrive with the latest developments. natasha? >> reporter: well we can tell that you two suspects were brought in to southwest detectives just a short time ago. being questioned now in connection with an abduction robbery and kidnapping that left an elderly couple confused and afraid. 86-year-old george saunders a proud korean war veteran but police say the elderly man and his wife priscilla became prey to three female suspects walking in their west philadelphia neighborhood thursday morning. >> one of the passengers gets out with the driver and go towards both of our victims. they take them and push them into the car. at that point they drive them to fourth and market to a td bank. >> reporter: abduction began a six-hour frightening ordeal that started at this td bank at fourth and market. one of the suspects seen here on bank surveillance video forced the elderly man inside where they set up a debit card in his name. >> maybe two or three hours back and forth on market street. unti

when chris was a kid her mom collected shower water to flush toilets. and marsha says when it comes to toilets, mellow yellow, brownsta lovers out there. when cooking can your pasta, don't fill the pot, just use enough water to cover those noodles and then you can reuse the remaining starch water for sauces or get this, dishes or even plants. can you believe that? if you have a water saving idea, tweet me #juliewattstv. >> we each have older homes so we don't have dishwashers. >> so use a pot to catch all the water and try to reuse it as much as possible. >> so you're not leaving it running while you're doing the dishes. >> exactly. >> or in the shower. right. >> okay. >> thank you. >>> we got to save. >> yes. we do. that's right. let's get out to paul deanno, who is also a water saver. he is live in san francisco with the weather. >> reporter: here's what i'm in charge of. everybody can save it. i'm trying to call mother nature to make it rain. you save. i'll put in a word with mother nature. wait until you see the seven- day forecast. there's a decent amount of rainfall. here in san francisco across the beautiful

brown spots in just four weeks. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results™. >>> good morning. thanks so much for joining us. i am chris nguyen.oudy skies across the area. here's meteorologist lisa argen with a look at doppler 7 hd. >> hi chris. good morning. it was nice to hear the rain last night. some sunshine. the rain is over. snow still lingers. it's moving into the san joaquin valley and we're left with this in emoryville. temperatures in the 50s. it's not sunny everywhere. the totals range from a third of an inch upward of over a half inch in mill pit as. near a half inch in santa rosa and san francisco with .9 over in lafayette. so orinda not looking bad. breezy winds with 60s downtown. mid-60s in oakland. winds up to 20 25 miles per hour. about 66 in san jose. so we'll look for a brighter and warmer sunday and, in fact, warming trend continues into monday. chris? >> lisa, thank you. back to breaking news out of nepal. more than 800 people are dead following a powerful magnitude 7.8 earthquake. it was less than 50 miles from the capital city of kathmandu. at least eight aftershocks of 4.5 or greater have been felt fol