after the collision, mcgee snapped this photo online.apchat telling abc news tonight, "we actively discourage our community from using the speed filter while driving, including by displaying a do not snap and drive warning message in the app itself." earlier this year, this fiery and deadly crash in philadelphia killed three women. abc affiliate wpvi reporting that investigators were looking into whether they were using the same filter to record their speed. now, since that crash, snapchat says it's added a prominent warning not to speed. it appears the first time you use the app and every time you reach at least 15 miles an hour. cecilia? >> okay, ron, thanks. >>> up next, the surprise health advice some say holds up almost two centuries later. if you are a paleo fan, you will want to hear this, i promise. >>> and the runaway delivery truck, flying down a quiet residential street, packed full of furniture, but no driver. guess what happens next? guess what happens next? ♪ the sun'll come out tomorrow... ♪ for people with heart failure,

gibbs: mcgee. got a network security alert. what the hell is it? accessed our records using a duress password. what did he get away with? mcgee: it's a single file. it's old. what was the operation in '02? juniper strike. russian national, nika razin. she was his wife. boss, this is a hit list? where would he start, gibbs? tom. tom morrow. fornell: the man who ordered the whole damn thing. (baby fussing) marshall: i'll be back real soon, okay? daddy loves you, baby girl. shh. anne marshall: david? the van's here.

. >> reporter: cara curbing and nick membrane -- nick mcgee were looking spiffy for and

>> even the crash didn't stop mcgee from snapchating.gurney, she types, lucky to be alive. >> she sent a snapchat after sending a snapchat nearly killed her? that's like having an allergic reaction to shell fish and heading to red lobster singing the seafood trio. your car gets totaled and your phone survives! what phone are you using? mine shatters if i drop it on a pillow. (laughter) unfortunately, selfies aren't just addictive. according to some people, they are a god given right. >> a south carolina man learned the hard way trying to take a selfie with amy schumer is no laughing matter. the comedian says she was scared when this man ran up to her and started recording video. >> i told her this is america. i said in america when you see a celebrity you go and take a selfie. >> this is america! he says it like it's in the constitution. listen, nowhere does it say we hold these truths to be selfie evident! (laughter) when we see famous people, we all want to take a selfie of them. i want to take a selfie with trevor now so i can get a t

mcgee 2-0 is the final.amargia takes a loss despite striking out nine rockies. >>> here's the son with the ultimate complement for mom. josh redick gets on the board. had a hit in his last eight at- bats. kendall graveman had a 3-run lead. it would not last. one of the best offenses in baseball. raven gave up four home run, six runs in just 2-2/3 innings. he's now allowed 16 runs. he's got a 3.74. manny machado a little insurance. the a's served up six home runs. most allowed by oakland since 1984. >>> how about lebron and the hawks. the cavs up three. nine assists for james. two second left. last chance for the hawks. lebron gets it into the corner. his shot is off the mark and cleveland wins 199 to advance to the eastern conference finals. they are 8-0 in this postseason. >>> tight finish at quail hollow near charlotte. hahn against castro. on the first play off hole. castro dropped it into the drink. he hit it into somebody's shoe. now we saw hit it inside the leather but this guy taking it to the extreme

mcgee: boss, look at this. reporter: the house previously belonged to mossad director eli david. ziva's supposed to be staying. the blast occurred just hours ago in this tiny israeli village on the outskirts of tel aviv. the farmhouse belonging to the former mossad director, the late eli david,

. >> a short time later officer hamilton and his partner, officer mcgee, make a hit. >> i found two razorshat were removed, the blades were removed from the disposable razors. these can be melted into a tooth brush handle. used as a real good slashing instruments. those are solid, very sharp razors right there. looks like my partner has found another one. the inmates who make these weapons often claim they're only for self-defense. but actions usually bear a different reality. >> take this, roll up a bunch of newspapers, even thicker than this, you got a good spear. we had a good sergeant killed here about 15 years with a spear made out of that stuff, a good, sharp point put on it. >>> next on "lockup: raw" -- >> i was not exposed. >> one prison's attempt to deal with sexually frustrated inmates all too willing to cross the line. >> indecent exposure is one of our major disciplinary problems. >> when you walk on the tier, they'll try to deliberately hold you at their cell while the guy across masturbates. >> i'm just a young man, right? you know what i'm saying? >>> for some inmates the di

belt leads off in the inning against mcgee. he came home with the tying run after a single by brandon crawford. then they went all the way to the threatening before matt duffey sent everybody home. connor gillespie comes home with the winning >>> the a's player two because of a reign out in baltimore -- rain-out in baltimore thursday night. lowry with the base hit to center. a, lonz -- it's semi with a runner on, and this ball is not coming back. 8 home runs on the year now for him. a's win 8-4. >>> they used to be almost automatic champions. for the last three years, cal has lost in collegiate rugby. the bears trail the cougars. the bears scored 21 unanswered points in the game's final 10 minutes and won 40-29. it's the 27th national championship for cal rugby. >>> tonight at 10:00, something about the warriors and game 3 of their series with portland. the sharks back home against nashville. >> this could be the night! >> they have been playing pretty even in the 1st quarter action. warriors have a 6-point lead. portland has p

closer, jake mcgee, got the time out, and the giants split the win with the rocky. >>> oakland scored the first three runs of the game and the orioles started hitting home runs. quickly, it goes on 3-2. mochado did it again. that's nine homers, and the orioles combine for six home runs as they went in a final score of 11 to 3. that's it. we've got lots more coming up tonight on sports wrap at 11:00 and of course we'll see you 8:00, is as well. >>> volunteers in san francisco tipped one back for a good cause. >> we'll take a look at a tran class that gets participants tipsy to learn officers of a driver who is under the influence of alcohol. thanks for watching. >> we're always online. we'll see you. have a good night. a good night. hey, would you like to hear some songs i've rewritten to get children interested in the hard sciences? sure. really? yeah. well, i like music, i like science, i like making fun of sheldon. hit it. ♪ there was a scientist who had a theory ♪ ♪ and james clerk maxwell was his name-o ♪ ♪ j-a-m-e-s ♪ c-l-e-r-k ♪ space m-a-x-w-e-l-l ♪ and james clerk maxwell was

marti mcgee and karen slater. >> good afternoon, commissioners, i'm marti mcgee the president of shipyard trust for the arts. i would like to thank executive director tiffany and her staff for the commitment and work they have put into trying to repurpose this grant money i'm sure nobody wants to see go away. we were happy to see it come towards building 101. the life safety and accessibility issues are extremely important. i don't have to tell you. that what i want you to know is that the shipyard today, we have a number of people with mobility issues, we have an aging population having a harder and harder time with stairs and other accessibility. there is one ramp for a huge long building. the money will be very well spent. not only for the folks there but for the future. the other thing i want to mention is this auditorium. it's about an 80 seat auditorium. it must of been built for presentations. it's on an incline. the seats some are ric rickety. but they're fixed seats. you have a great space with fixed seats on a incline which isn't good for anything unless you have a small bad or

marti mcgee and karen slater. >> good afternoon, commissioners, i'm marti mcgee the president of shipyard trust for the arts. i would like to thank executive director tiffany and her staff for the commitment and work they have put into trying to repurpose this grant money i'm sure nobody wants to see go away. we were happy to see it come towards building 101. the life safety and accessibility issues are extremely important. i don't have to tell you. that what i want you to know is that the shipyard today, we have a number of people with mobility issues, we have an aging population having a harder and harder time with stairs and other accessibility. there is one ramp for a huge long building. the money will be very well spent. not only for the folks there but for the future. the other thing i want to mention is this auditorium. it's about an 80 seat auditorium. it must of been built for presentations. it's on an incline. the seats some are ric rickety. but they're fixed seats. you have a great space with fixed seats on a incline which isn't good for anything unless you have a small bad or

jake mcgee. >> so mcgee is coming in. he's the rockies closer. it's 5-2, colorado. environmental stewardship at whole foods market is really built into the foundation of the company. whole foods market is engaged with pg&e on many levels, to really reduce energy and reduce our environmental footprint. for a customer like whole foods, saving energy means helping our environment, and we can be a part of that. helping customers save energy is a very important part of what pg&e does. we can pass those savings on to the environment, the business, and the community. pg&e really is an expert in saving energy, and that partnership is extremely exciting. together, we're building a better california. >>> giant with a run here in the ninth. they've got gregor blanco at first. and now kelby tomlinson has been called out of the dugout to hit. >> jake mcgee, the new pitcher for the rockies. this guy, their closer. 13 saves on the year, 15 opportunities. he's a mid 90s fastball and a big curve ball, good one. 13 strikeouts. against six walks. 2 to 1 strikeout to walk ratio, pretty

in newark bristol road closed between acorn road and mcgee avenue with overnight construction so we havewatching. that it will close again so staying closed right now. will close again so looking for that one to cause a bit of a problem in lower southampton township bristol road will close from 9:00 until 3:00 both today and tomorrow. here's the construction in newark on college avenue northbound between 40 and i-95. we still have that crews out there. all lanes are in the process of reopening right now, though. let's go to storm tracker6 live double scan and we see some showers out to the west that are starting to move in. they're already hitting us right now in reading on 422. on 322 they'll be moving in towards honey brook and in lancaster not far away from you right there so looking for that. malvern and norristown basically dry right now and not looking too bad as you head out the door. on the commuter traffic report we he did find somebody talking, johnny bravo talking about construction zone on 202 southbound in east white land township. matt and tam. >> okay,. >> thank you karen.

. >> reporter: little la mcgee told us she was stopped in nearly the same spot just two hours earlier. >> honestly, before this crash even i just had that feeling like this is bad you know you really have to be on your toes to not get caught on the tracks. >> reporter: xorgd sto san low and toe police pg&e had a permit and a city inspector had signed off on the ew tilts traj management plan. >> we do send inspect rz out on a daily basis to make sure that those permits are in full compliance and yesterday the property signage for the traffic management plan were properly posted. >> reporter: pg&e offered condolences to the family and issued this statement, quote, while the incident is currently under investigation by local authorities, at this point this incident doesn't appear to be directly related to any pg&e work in the area. in san leandro, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> major update tonight. the man who police say set fire to the house with his own son in inside is in custody. the 53-year-old shoemake turned himself in to richmond police this morning. police had been looking for

crystal mcgee, the driver was trying to capture her 100 miles per hour speed and she hit another carhe said she was not driving that fast and the other driver pulled out in front of her. she snapped the picture in the emergency room with a caption lucky to be alive. neither the app or his daughter caused the crash, listen. >> i think they are looking for something that is off of something. that man caused the wreck and we are getting the flame for it. >> our legal panel is here. and heather hansen is a trial attorney. john, make the case for dwr snap chat is not responsible. >> this is a dumb fetture and a speedommeter in snap chat. but snap chat did not cause the accident. if i jump off of the bridge and ruin your boat dew so the bridge in no, it was my damage. it was the driver and not snap chat. >> they did not encourage you to take the picture? >> the trend is holding more and more people responsible in this way. texting to the driver. this is an expension of the law. and one of the arguments that can be made, snap chat had other cases in this particular filter was implicated in

. >> reporter: cara curbing and nick membrane -- nick mcgee were looking spiffy for and posing for pictures. known for his enthusiasm, 18-year-old nick along with will i understanddy bowman was -- along with lindy bowman was crowned king and queen. >>> what song are you looking forward to dancing with? >>> taylor swift. >>> the family is gratified that the community has embraced nick and cara not because they are class mats with downs syndrome, but they are classmates. >>> this is not considered a special event. >> reporter: the moment they were waiting for, the dream come true, your first dance at the prom. you got your first prom dance. >>> awesome. >> reporter: how about you nick? >>> it was great. >> reporter: that's a special moment. >>> a special moment and special night indeed, in warminster, i'm dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >>> looks like they had a great time. >>> 7:10, "action news" saturday morning, bringing a taste of italy right to your kitchen. we'll tell you how a local woman found a recipe for recovery. >>> plus, thermal imaging shows just how hot it will get when a

. >> reporter: cara cushing and nick mcdebris -- mcgee were looking spiffy at the prom and posing forictures for family and friends. nick is a gentleman is a bit of a ham. known for his enthusiasm and spirit, 18-year-old nick april long with lynne bowman was crown home coming king and queen back in the fall, they won by a landslide vote and became an internet sensation, he invited his life long friend cara cushing to the prom. >> reporter: what song do you want to dance too? >>> taylor swift. >>> he looks so happy. >>> he is happy, he loves cb south and all his friends, he is excited for the night. >>> they want to get to the point this is not considered like a special events it's normal. >>> finally the moment everyone has been waiting for, their dream come true, their first dance at the prom. now you got your first prom dance, how do you feel? >>> and you say -- awesome. >> reporter: how about you nick? >>> it was great. >> reporter: a special moment and special night indeed. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >>> how can not love that story. there's much more to come on "action

in this illustration from mcgee's illustrated weekly in 1881, the chinese are coming across as insects. they are in the shape of the united states coming across. [indiscernible] -- the chinese are being portrayed as grasshoppers. to aharacter is compared flea. the others are coming out of their hats like caps on a hill. the most peculiar transmogrified of all, they ate cats, rats, and mice. eatingly pictured rodents or felines, playwrights delighted showing them consuming these creatures or having characters attempt to them with ferc's seed rats. rats --s seed fricaseed rats. of rad-eater and mouse-eater also pervaded the world of advertisement. i chinese man with mouth open wide, poised to consume a rat forared on a poison label rats. another, for an exterminator. after them.e named the good luck liniment company had a product called the chinese rat destroyer. they devour it eagerly, the boasted, confusing and combining rat-eater and rats. one chinese character was even ." ed "rats in one astonishing cartoon, a chinese immigrant ship approaches america, the chinese jump off, the boat

marti mcgee and karen slater. >> good afternoon, commissioners, i'm marti mcgee the president of shipyard trust for the arts. i would like to thank executive director tiffany and her staff for the commitment and work they have put into trying to repurpose this grant money i'm sure nobody wants to see go away. we were happy to see it come towards building 101. the life safety and accessibility issues are extremely important. i don't have to tell you. that what i want you to know is that the shipyard today, we have a number of people with mobility issues, we have an aging population having a harder and harder time with stairs and other accessibility. there is one ramp for a huge long building. the money will be very well spent. not only for the folks there but for the future. the other thing i want to mention is this auditorium. it's about an 80 seat auditorium. it must of been built for presentations. it's on an incline. the seats some are ric rickety. but they're fixed seats. you have a great space with fixed seats on a incline which isn't good for anything unless you have a small bad or

mcgee, 2-0 is the final. semargia takes the loss. >>> this son's ultimate compliment for mom. kendell gresman not so hot. it would not last long against one of the league's -- leaving him with an earned average of 4.74. machado adds a little insurance. served up six home runs, most allowed by oakland since 1984. the a's drop two out of four. >>> and the first play off hole, castro hit it into the drink. he had to take a drop. and this is his next shot. and it went into somebody's shoes in the gallery. the ball ended up there, he had to take another drop. at that point hahn was a shoe in. nothing but the bottom of the cup. hahn missed the cup in his last eight events it's his second career victory. >> it's my wife, i owe it all to her. eight straight miss cuts is tough. and not a lot of people can understand that. and to come out here and, it's, sorry. >> no worries, you know. it's mother's day and i know your wife and your mother are a big part of your team as well. >> i know you're watching, i love you guyings. i can't wait to celebrate when i get home -- i love you guys. >>

the body of alexander mcgee. the jurors are all white men. they do say upon their oath. he became deranged or insane. he died of exposure. an era in which they would retain people -- treat people with problems at home. to start to see reform movements for penitentiaries. other issues. butr kinds of improvements not 1817. they would take care of this at home. they say he escaped and died of exposure. it does give you some data. that's just one of the pages in a typical coroners report. we have here is the dissenting opinion of the minority report was charged take a slave to the slave jail. the slave was injured and could and see no he lashed a chain around him and dragged him until he died. said undoubtedly a racist. that he thought there were some boundaries. he writes this minority report. you also get the testimony of women and slaves. they can testify at trial. but they can testify before a coroners inquest. it is written out by the carter himself for another white man so it's testimony that moves through white patriarchy to be documented. it is their version of what

. >> officers, david hamilton and meagan mcgee each have years of experience at second-guessing wherees like to hide contraband. >> okay. i found two razors that were removed. the blades were removed from the disposable razors. and these can be melted into a toothbrush handle, used as real good slashing instruments because they are solid, very sharp razors. >> there's another one. >> looks like my partner has found another one. i'm going to confiscate these. they have about 20 of them. and they're only supposed to have, like, one each. >> this was manufactured from a bed spring. >> officer steve feudner works for san quentin's investigative unit, where they keep a collection of confiscated inmate manufactured weapons. >> the inmates pry a portion of their bed spring off of the bunk rail. they straighten it. they sharpen it. and this inmate used string for the handle. these weapons are very well made, extremely sharp. very deadly weapons. >> we got about a two inch, two to four inch piece of bed spring that's missing out of here. >> it's not red painted. >> strange. >> top or bottom? >

you get a dead guy, in this case the body of alexander mcgee. you get the jurors, in this case white man, 12 white men. and you get this phrase, which i became addicted the finding, "do ay upon their oath." it became a rhapsody sort of thing to me, because that was always my queue that someone was walking out. in this case, he became deranged or insane. he died of exposure. this is an era in which they would routinely treat people with problems at home. they would essentially lock their loved one up, and he would escape. student: and i guess they were like, mental -- >> right. not in 1817. you will start to see in south carolina and other places, reform movements for , facilities for the and blind,af insane. but you would have to do it at home. in this case, he escaped and died of exposure. it does give you some data. what i am saying, that is just one of the pages in a typical coroners' report. in this case, what you have is a dissenting opinion, what i would call a minority report will stop in the -- a minor airport. -- a minority report. in t

. >> reporter: little la mcgee told us she was stopped in nearly the same spot just two hours earlierestly, before this crash even i just had that feeling like this is bad you know you really have to be on your toes to not get caught on the tracks. >> reporter: xorgd sto san low and toe police pg&e had a permit and a city inspector had signed off on the ew tilts traj management plan. >> we do send inspect rz out on a daily basis to make sure that those permits are in full compliance and yesterday the property signage for the traffic management plan were properly posted. >> reporter: pg&e offered condolences to the family and issued this statement, quote, while the incident is currently under investigation by local authorities, at this point this incident doesn't appear to be directly related to any pg&e work in the area. in san

mcgee hospital in pittsburgh is dealing with curing the mom and helping the mom, but also giving theediate care. the people in the pictures were volunteers helping those children. but we have a bill passed. senator mcconnell and i came together to direct the department of health and human services to do more on prevention and to give states help and also to make sure we're focusing on gaps in policy. so it's a start, but we have a long way to go. >> as i understand it, that bill that is a law now, passed last fall, bipartisan, as you say, but that was to ask for more study about the issue of these kids as they grow up, what's going to happen to them, how will they be impacted by being born with that addiction. you're also trying to push through another law, as i understand it, to hold states accountable for helping these women after they give birth. because right now, there's not a mechanism, is there, to force counties and local governments to help folks. >> one of the things we have to do, in addition to putting in place treatment strategies and prevention strategies that work, is

mcgee. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] -- promoting to the institute to take those positive actions. >> thank you, ranking member cars and. thank you, mr. chairman. ms. clark, disaster assistance refund the act of 2015 the community calls for a very comprehensive study on trends and disaster costs and losses. as you mentioned, local government areas a large portion yet data is very scarce. what are you doing to collect the data to be considered as a part of the comprehensive study and ensure that current disaster costs are not just being shifted to local communities? >> i'm assuming that is for me. i wanted to say that i think that brings up -- i will start. i think the local government really is here from the government in here to help. we need to know how we can best be -- provided the data and information for those of us who have done this before we had four declared disasters. we got a lot of information and i think it would be helpful to sit down with those communities that have bee

. >> sky news there, their contributor, chris mcgee says this.d two circumstances that will prevent a pilot from contacting air traffic control. one, human intervention and the second is something has occurred on the flight deck that they told -- you just handle the plane and the last thing you do is pick up the phone. >> absolutely. you know, you'll hear this again and again. you navigate and aviate and keep it from crashing, that's what that means in that situation. nav gate, where you're pointing it at and then the last thing you do is talk to the people. but there's another scenario that could have happened, that's also if you have lost your communications. if you lost your ability to communicate. >> right. with two pilots one could be communicating and the other is flying the plane. >> right. but in this type of scenario, if something major is happening in the cockpit you're not worried about talking unless the people on the ground can help you. if you land the water in the water think captain sully, well in the mediterranean you want to get