we'll run the canine, narcotics dogs through, cell phone dogs. anything we have, this dormitory will have it. >> most of the n-dorm inmates work on a construction crew, building a new low-security housing unit on a plot of land adjacent to santa rosa. the dogs are trained to suddenly sit still when they detect the scent of whatever contraband they're searching for. >> that's a good girl. that's a good girl. she's alerting us to narcotics. that's a good girl, yes! that's her reward. that's a good girl! that's a good girl! >> we had both dogs alert on this particular box, so there is evidence that drugs have been in this facility, right here at this bunk. we have determined that the two inmates that are assigned to this bunk work on the construction work site, so we are pulling them in. they will be drug tested. >> when they show interest or have what we call a change in behavior, we follow it up with a good, thorough search, just to make sure we're not missing any kind of narcotics. that's our main focus. >> want to check this? >> the search turns

what narcotic brand in terms of types of narcotic as well as particular brand we're lookin lg at in that area. >> reporter: once again investigators may have identified what is being mixed in with this batch of heroin pending toxicology reports we can also tell you that the victims who died are between the ages of 20s and their 40s. back to you. lucy? >> thank you very much, dave. >>> another legal blow for comedian bill cosby from montgomery county judge much the judge ruled today that prosecutors can use damaging testimony from a deposition in the sex assault trial against him. that deposition was 10 years o old. given in part as -- as part of a civil suit filed by his accuser andrea constand. the cosby admitted giving drugs and alcohol to women before sex. he also admitted to hosting constand in his home and fondling her. cosby says it was consensual. prosecutors say constand was only semi conscious after cosby gave her pills for stress. >>> school will go on as scheduled tomorrow for students in the upper perkiomen school district. district canceled classes today after somebody poste

when you get on narcotics, it is like starting a never ending downward tailspin from 30,000 feet.ecome less sure of yourself, your surroundings, your friends. quarrels are more frequent with your parents and loved ones. you try to convince yourself you are right. but deep inside you know that you are not. you lose your sense of values. you think of little else than another blowup. your newfound language for smoking marijuana. you have completed the second act. and the third act curtain is just about to go up. you don't know it now, but when it does, it is the beginning of the end. the point of no return. it can start in many ways. at a party. in the secrecy of a dirty room. that's how your third act began. at the top of the crummy staircase on the second floor of a sleazy apartment building. now a new character enters your tragedy. his name is eric. you and mike had gone to his place to pick up your weeks supply of pills. you do not like him. mike had insisted. he'd welded you to his code of secrecy. he forced you to help push the pills so you would not copout on him. a user learn

that's how deeply the narcotics business has infiltrated this country.u think the campaign that is going on now will succeed, that it will wipe out drugs? again, that's the challenge, and will do our best to comply with orders of the president, to get rid of drugs in 3—6 months. you do have problems inside the police as well, don't you? there are some police officers involved in the trade? yes, that's why it is part of the cleansing process, internal cleansing. we don't care if they are policeman, we have to get them, put them in jail and if they fight, we have to defend ourselves. so it doesn't matter if all are policeman involved, we have to get them. in many ways, what's happening today in the philippines actually starts here, at the monument to the first ever people power revolution 30 years ago, when a popular uprising overthrew the dictator, ferdinand marcos, and ushered in a boisterous and freewheeling democracy. filipinos have kept faith with that democracy, voting in huge numbers every six years for a new president, and yet every one of those go

blocks of each other. >> and we have these type of incidents like this we will have enforcement by narcotics unit try and see if we can perhaps put a finger on what is leading to these incidents. >> reporter: police have cents bags of evidence left at the scene to the lab to see if the fatalities are connected. >> see whether or not there's something that is laced or if it's something that's cut or something in terms of the purity of it. >> reporter: the d.a. says he plans to prosecute drug dealers selling deadly heroin. >> we'll do all we can with the use of undercover police officers people giving us information to prosecute people that are spreading this poison, this death in our community. >> reporter: "action news" first investigated the heroin epidemic last month and how narcan is saving lyme's seth williams says without it there would be a lot more deaths. >> we're going to continues to try to do more more narcan more training but also to try to speak with more pharmacys to make available more narcan 24 hours a day. >> reporter: the mayor has sent out a statement calling this overdose

why would we do this to those who aren't the primary users or sellers of narcotics? why? why would state after state develop cruise after bruce to keep american citizens from being able to vote and to have a say in their own and democracy? when we say we value democracy, when we say this is why we fight , then why would we have such massive voter suppression? understand that that's none of this was done with a mere clan across. there wasn't any cross burning that made all of this happened. all of this was then coolly, methodically, systematically and so in my new book white rage i trace this historical pattern with signposts, reconstruction, the great migration, the brown decision. the civil rights movement and the election of barack obama and i also trace it through three key sectors, education, criminal justice system and the right to vote, so now i want to eat-- read some excerpts. as you know, in 1954 the us supreme court ruled that separate but equal was unconstitutional, overturned the plessy decision and said we must integrate. jim crow was no longer the law of the

why would we do this to those who aren't the primary users and sellers of narcotics? why why would state after state develop ruse after ruth to keep american citizens from being able to vote and to have a say in their own democracy? when we say we value democracy, when we say this is why we fight , then why would we have such mass voter suppression. understand that none of this was done with the cross burnings to make this happen. all of this was done to coolly, methodically, systematically. so, in my new book white rage, i trace this historical pattern with reconstruction and signpost and the great migration, the brown decision, the civil rights movement and the election of barack obama. i also trace it through three key sectors, education, the criminal justice system, and the right to vote. now i want to read some excerpts as you know in 1954, the u.s. supreme court ruled that separate but equal was unconstitutional. they overturned the plessy decision and said we must integrate. jim crow was no longer the law of the land. the south rose up and said, with massive re

when you get on narcotics, it is like starting a never ending downward tailspin from 30,000 feet. become less sure of yourself, your surroundings, your friends. corals are more frequent. you try to convince yourself you are right. you know that you are not. you lose your sense of values. you think of little else than another blowup. your newfound language for smoking marijuana. you have completed the second act. the third act curtain is just about to go up. when it does, it is the beginning of the end. the point of no return. it can start in many ways. at a party. in the secrecy of a dirty room. at the top of the crummy staircase on the second floor of the sleazy apartment building. a new character enters your tragedy. his name is eric. you want to his place. you do not like him. mike had insisted. he welded you to his code of secrecy. one,ser learns to trust no not even his best girl. you sat, talking up. it did not give you the kk used to. ick used to. it he introduces you to heroin. it is an easy step from marijuana to heroin. hypodermic needle. even now you are afraid. what wi

arrest in the future who harbored him during the time that he was the state was in possession of narcotics and he is under the influence and his been transported to a local hospital. >>james: 7 offer for any tips that led to the capture of the two and they say is when they really started coming in that face life in prison speaking of the 26 year-old was arrested late tuesday night >>phillipe djegal: she feared the worst might happen to her brother after learning he escaped from a santa clara county main jail last week but she was grateful to learn he was ok after he was taken back into custody in she wishes he didn't have to bring his sister down with them she is still trying to process' everything she is behind bars home away from her two young will is an heat in jail for his charges related to home invasion robert is an even more trouble a man described as caring deeply for his family the families believe that he escaped from jail for because she feared for his safety inside of the facility >>james: new information about the people who got sick at the east bay after eating the thanksgivi

i sailed probably 20% to 30% of our shootings we can tie to narcotics.s not the vast majority of them. there is some of that. but there is no big mr. big making money here in chicago. >> okay. so it is gang-driven violence. gangs in other cities, i assume chicago as well. most of that is distortion and robbery and drug-dealing. is it the same in chicago in the gangs are organized to commit crimes. get money. >> you know what? bill? yeah, but they are not really making money here. it is not my experience here in chicago that these guys are that organized. they are low level criminals. they go out and commit crime to get money. of the violence is about the rival gang. they shut each other of course they are on the other team. they shoot each other. >> get caught in the crossfire that little kids and old ladies and stuff like that. >> correct. >> i assume in the chicago pd's intelligence unit you know who these gang members are i assume you know who they are. am i wrong? >> no. you are absolutely correct. as a matter of fact, one of the things that we put t

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i believe it was narcotic. that stuff ends today. rai kids a transfer out of here. you two. step outside. move! one more and you try solitary. you better get with what's going on here. i'll tell you something. this place can get real bad for buttheads. when the hammer gives you a work detail,l,ou cooperate. this place functions on cooperation, understood? yes. who do these belong to? me. get him out of here. where's he going? solitary. get in there! open the door, man. penhall: no lockup, man, please! i'm, i'm claustrophobic. i can't take it. guard: yeah. right. i'm not faking. please! please donon close the door... ( door slams ) no! you better get out of here. where's my brother? i heard he lost it in solitary. they shipped him off to the county loony bin. yes! yes! ( distant sobbing ) what's this? you're the hammer now. i don't see nothing. open your eyes. this is a good life. you're it now, man. cigarettes, work detail, phone calls, cash getting high. you can have anything y y want. will it open that front gate for me? what the hell is out there that you can't have in he

when you get all narcotics, i'd is like a never ending downward spiral from 30,000 feet and you are lessure of yourself, your surroundings, your friends. quarrels or more frequent with your parents and loved ones. you try to convince yourself you're right to due down inside you know you are not. you lose your sense of value. you think of nothing but a new blow up. you have completed the second act in the third act is just about to go up. you do not know it now but when it does, it is the beginning of the end, the point of no return. it can start in many ways. a party. the secrecy of a dirty room. that is how you're at third act to began. a crummy staircase on those second floor of a crummy apartment. a new character. his name is eric. you and mike have one to his place to pick up pills. you do not like eric above mike insisted. he forced you to push pills so you would not call about. not trust anyone, not even his best girl. you were toking up. eric, like all addicts knew that, he smoked with you but only to be sociable until the time came when you introduce you to mica heroin. oin.ar ag

there's no more narcotics, so we're just going to take care of the paperwork and reclassify those twoame and the other inmate involved in the incident have been directed to gather their possessions and will be transferred to new cells while jail officials determine if they should be reclassified as higher security level inmates. >> drop your stuff right there. turn your pockets inside out. hands behind your back, palms touching. separate your feet. do you have any more pills on you or in you? >> no. >> why are you on my floor? >> i was passing bread and milk. >> passing bread and milk? >> yes, ma'am. >> was there any pills in those bread and milk? >> no, there wasn't. >> the deputies are lying? that was a question. >> no. >> are my deputies lying? >> no, i'm not saying they're lying. i don't know what was it. >> okay. turn around. go inside the cell and have a seat. >> drug problems led to donald stokes in jail as well. he violated his probation on a drug possession conviction, and now is only two days away from his release. in the meantime, he holds a job delivering meals and clothin

. >> the 19-year-old suspect has been released come in maryland, he was recently charged with narcotics activity and possession of a handgun, he was on the street. do you have reactions or thoughts about that history of charges? >> my understanding is that he was facing charges, has prior charges, numerous prior charges, i had a conversation with our partner, angela, their offices looking at the background but i will be clear indication that anything by either the courts or the state's attorney would have intervened in this tragedy. will makeoadly, 2017 the rollout of body cameras in prince george's county, how might they be useful in situations like this? >> the account we are providing is based on the officers and witnesses, based on a number of sources, body cameras are not more important to that process than any of the sources i have named but another piece of information -- it allows us to provide a public -- >> we are live about a block from where you are hearing the police chief in capitol heights, on the other side of the crime scene where we have been watching the forensic team

fugitive chavez was in possession of narcotics and we believe he is under the influence, and he has been transported to a local hospital. >> reporter: now, in all, deputies have arrested three women who allegedly helped these men while they were on the run for a week right before they escaped -- right before thanksgiving, including a woman who helped chavez to a gilroy motel and laron campbell's sister. both men escaped right behind me by the sawing through the window bars of their second story cell and then rapelling using bedsheets. live in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> school officials say they have tracked down the student responsible for racist and homophobic graffiti found on a bus serving monte vista high school in danville. it happened just days after this racist graffiti popped up in a boy's bathroom at monte vista but it's sit unclear if the same student is behind -- still unclear if the same student is behind both. since october there have been 6 incidents of racist graffiti of schools in the direct. >>> today president-elect donald trump will be in indianapolis to annou

spearheaded by the narcotics unit on orders from commissioner richard ross. >> it's been successful. we're take something real bad people off the street. we're developing intelligence information leading us to larger organizations we can target. >> reporter: police showed off the proceeds from the raids including hundreds of packets of heroin this all came on the heels of drug overdoses and deaths this month linked to de deadly fentanyl laced heroin. >> we were specifically with the drug organizations looking at the ones that were selling the dope that was killing people out there. >> reporter: investigators believe the round up and seizure of drugs, cash and guns will put a dent in crime in the affected areas. but they admit with the high demand for drugs, it won't take long for new dealers to take over the corners. >> usually win that week but we don't stop. this is just the beginning of an attack into the area. >> reporter: now police also arrested 36 violent offender who's had outstanding warrants. one top narcotics investigator told me tonight that some of these drug organizatio

fugitive chavez was in possession of narcotics and we believe he is under the influence and he has beenransported to a local hospital. >> reporter: now, in all, three women were arrested for allegedly helping the men while they were on the run for a week including a woman who allegedly helped chavez get to a gilroy motel and campbell's sister and as you heard there the sheriff says that more charges could be expected. now as you may remember, the jail escapees escaped right behind me by sawing through window bars on their second story floor cell and rappelled down using bedsheets. live in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> a 15-year-old high school football player is facing charges this morning for allegedly sexual assaulting another student. on november 18, a 15-year-old carondelet high school female student says she was attacked. three days later she reported the incident to administrators and police were contacted. kpix 5's andria borba spoke to the girl who has a message for her alleged attacker. [ voice disguised ] >> boy needs to know that no means no. >> concord detectives have

happened most every monday, wednesday, and friday and the two would use the money to buy percocet, a narcotic pain reliever. if convicted, each faces up to 40 years in prison. melinda: a green bay man working to remove the city's mayor from office. he claims mayor jim schmitt should have been removed as soon was he was convicted of violating campaign finance laws. >> i'm hoping the judge let me down. melinda: he's filed a petition to have the mayor removed. it needs support from 75 percent authority to remove schmitt from office since the violations happened during the campaign not during his term. tim: students at several uw schools will pay more for tuition next school year. the board of regents has approved a tuition hike for out-of-state undergrads and graduate students. the campuses affected include madison, milwaukee, eau claire, la crosse, green bay, and stout, plus all the two-year schools. students at uw-madison will see the biggest increase, $4,000 a year. the schools say they need the extra money because of the governor's four-year freeze on in-state undergraduate tuition. melinda:

. >> narcotics and guns out on the table. they're requesting an alleyway. of the males is trying to hide in the alleyway. >> there's an officer in a foot pursuit now. >> an officer's in a foot pursuit? >> somebody came out -- ran out of the back door and they're in the alley chasing them. >> oh, wow. >> we're not the only ones responding. they called in a s.w.a.t. team and a ppd helicopter is overhead. >> so this is the alley? >> yes. >> it's a high-priority call. recorded on the ground and monitored from the sky. [ sneezes ] i have a big meeting when we land, but i'm so stuffed up, i can't rest. nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka-seltzer plus night liquid gels fights your worst cold symptoms. plus, unstuffs your nose. oh, what a relief it is. when are they leaving? grilled cheese and campbell's tomato soup go together like grandchildren and chaos. made for real, real life. (vo) it's the holidays at verizon, and the best deals are on the best network. with no surprise overages, you can use your data worry free and even

detectives believe this may be narcotics related and a red jeep check with three people inside clark county according to traffic safety officials, nearly 300 people died on nevada roads so far this year. that's up 6% from this time last year. here in clark county, just under 200 people have been killed. that's up 10% from 2015. there's good news. the number of alcohol-related deaths are dropping from 74 through the first months of 2015 to just 60 so far this year. >>> today we're learning new details about the man accused of >> yeah, michael gardenhire said he doesn't remember the shooting. he didn't even know if the person he shot was even his son. news 3's antonio castelan joins us live with more. antonio? >> reporter: latoya, according to that arrest report, the -- michael gardenhire told detectives that he actually doesn't remember murdering his son. when officers first approached him, he admitted to shooting his 20-year-old son. he does remember when his son i don't remember owning or using a gun according to this metro police report, this is what 40-year-old michael gardenhire

arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence he was formally charged with possession of narcotics drug paraphernalia he could be charged with driving under the influence with a result of a blood test you never know what you might come across a you're ride with the joint traffic enforcement task force. >>vicki liviakis: would be clear like it is to 94 it is going to mess up. >>reporter: this is something we've been watching carefully and we have a chance of rain in the morning but everything looks to clear up as we get closer to the fire work time issues in your hair in the office should be fine here is the cold air it will continue filtering down to the south closer to las vegas the overnight lows tonight 32 degrees in santa rosa. >>reporter: if you listen to the audio is more heavy the nfl had him for that game tonight we begin with newly released the video that captures more rocky motion of such an agonizing and painful moment. . >>reporter: to the really powerful to watch all over again for to grow some and how the injury looked in sound unfortunately it was not as bad as it co

chavez was under the effects of narcotics. >> reporter: he is back at the jail after being released from the hospital. ultimately he was taken out of a room of the condo. campbell was captured in antioch last night and he actually fell out of the active where he was hiding. the sheriff let us know there could be more arrests in this if they find more people who have aided or abetted the inmates during the escape. sources tells the eye team that more hacksaw blades were found in the jail today. i asked sheriff smith about that and she could not confirm it. abc7 news. >> thanks etch have. thanks very much. >>> be the first to know when breaking news happens. download the news app and enable the push alerts to get updates on breaking news as it happens. >> ama: there was commute chaos as a shooting shutdown a major interstate for more than an hour and a half. sky 7 shows you the scene. tonight oakland police have a message to are anyone stuck in the miles of back ups on 580 from fruit veil on the way home from work. >> check your vehicle. see if you were a victim of one of the rounds hittin

>> reporter: sources are telling us tonight that philadelphia police narcotics officers are out in the neighborhood undercover trying to buy whatever this batch is and get it off the streets as they investigate these latest deaths. body discovered under i-95 and richmond and cambria in philadelphia's port richmond second this morning. it's one of nine deaths linked to suspected heroin overdos oves this past weekend. >> right now, east detective division is look at each of those nine death investigations. >> reporter: investigators say at least five of the deaths happened within a few blocks of each other in kensington. an area synonomous with heroin purchasepurchases and lethal interactions with the drugs. >> i've been in that neighborhood. that's where i was. and i lost a lot of friends to this disease and continue to. >> reporter: steve car of media is 31 and has been in the mvp recovery center in delaware county for the past year for his heroin addiction. he says he woke up to the news of the sudden deaths. >> i'm on facebook and it's more memorial than social media platform for me,

chavez was under the effects of narcotics. >> reporter: he is back at the jail after being released from the hospital. ultimately he was taken out of a room of the condo. campbell was captured in antioch last night and he actually fell out of the active where he was hiding. the sheriff let us know there could be more arrests in this if they find more people who have aided or abetted the inmates during the escape. sources tells the eye team that more hacksaw blades were found in the jail today. i asked sheriff smith about that and she could not confirm it. abc7 news. >> thanks etch have. thanks very much. >>> be the first to know when breaking news happens. download the news app and enable the push alerts to get updates on breaking news as it happens. >> ama: there was commute chaos as a shooting shutdown a major interstate for more than an hour and a half. sky 7 shows you the scene. tonight oakland police have a message to are anyone stuck in the miles of back ups on 580 from fruit veil on the way home from work. >> check your vehicle. see if you were a victim of one of the rounds hittin

uniterms start to climb--and but all in all narcotics bad forecast,---in all, not a bad forecast. and normal for this time of the year is around 67-degrees. >> oh, i like it. ian, thank you. >>> we are going to recap the top stories after the break, including the latest on the police officers shot down in tucson. >>> all right, start dialing because we are giving away a four-pack of tickets to see "the nutcracker," the runs december 9th through the 24th. the number is 877755cbs5, the fifth call erwins it all. good--caller wins it all. good luck to you. >>> two tucson police officers were shot this morning. condition. he was in surgery late this morning. the other one, we are told, is in good condition. the suspect was killed in a shootout. >>> salt river police have taken two people into custody after they tried to run from the police and rammed several patrol cars at talk talking stick resort. an officer fired a shot at that car and the driver actually try today make a run for it, making it to the loop 20 1-0 1. and- -loop 101. >>> and police in surprise are investigating a suspi

happened most every monday, wednesday, and friday and the two would use the money to buy percocet, a narcotic pain reliever. if convicted, each faces up to 40 years in prison. melinda: a green bay man working to remove the city's mayor from office. he claims mayor jim schmitt should have been removed as soon was he was convicted of violating campaign finance laws. >> i'm down, and i'm hoping city council doesn't. melinda: he's filed a petition to have the mayor removed. it needs support from 75 percent of green bay's city council. schmitt's attorney says the council doesn't have the authority to remove schmitt from office since the violations happened during the campaign not during his term. tim: students at several uw schools will pay more for tuition next school year. the board of regents has approved a tuition hike for out-of-state undergrads and madison, milwaukee, eau claire, la crosse, green bay, and stout, plus all the two-year schools. students at uw-madison will see the biggest increase, $4,000 a year. the schools say they need the extra money because of the governor's four-year free

. >> reporter: sergeant gary shulky, undercover narcotics detective in an unmarked consider, led the team following the suv with officers behind him in an >> like we do with a drug suspect, we don't want them to know we're following them. >> reporter: to their surprise, it appeared faruk was heading right back to the scene of the shooting at the irc. >> they came back by the crime scene a number of times. they were very, very close to our crime scene several times within that four-hour time period. >> reporter: san bernardino chief jared bugwan believes they were essentially circling the scene for hours after the attack. >> came very, very close to the inland regional center a number of times. again and again to remotely detonate three pipe bombs they had left behind that had gone unnoticed. >> you can presume they had the detonator in their car. that potentially it was did try to get close enough to detonate that device still. >> reporter: before they could this time, two marked squad cars pulled in behind them with lights and sirens. >> sirens sounded like this. [ sirens ] >> repor

it was during that time that he says he changed his life by getting involved in alcoholics and narcotics anonymous. >> i started going to na, aa meetings in prison and started going to church, and i stayed to myself, and if you wasn't spiritual or talked about something positive, i just wasn't going to be near you or didn't want to be bothered with you. >> jones was eventually paroled and found a place to live and work at the knoll house. a residential drug treatment program in tampa, florida. one day when he took a shortcut on the way home from work through a hole in a fence, he was arrested and sent back to jail for trespassing. >> when they handcuff me, as soon as they put them handcuffs on me, i cannot lie. you know, much as i been through, i didn't think i would do it, but tears started coming to my eyes. >> even though the charges were dropped, jones still faced the possibility of returning to prison. if the parole board determined that his arrest and admission that he did, in fact, take the shortcut violated the conditions of his parole. jones expected to learn his fate after a he

he graduated the drug he was taken to a nearby hospital -- and later arrested for possession of narcotics, cocaine and paraphernalia. wisconsin's national guard base in madison is a finalist to receive an advanced stealth fighter plane. governor scott walker announced "truax" field is one of five candidate bases to receive the "f-35a lighting two." the u-s air force will select two of the fives bases on the list to host the fighter. walker says it will save taxpayers money since the plane could patrol 10-thousand square miles weather windy and cold tonight with lows dropping into the mid to upper teens. single digits. a few flurries possible thursday otherwise mostly cloudy, windy and cold again. highs will reach into the middle 20s with wind chills from 5-15. the cold will last through saturday then we look towards another chance for accumulating snow. behind the snow we see even colder air move into southeast wisconsin - temperatures will only warm into the teens. tonight: windy and cold. low: 18 mostly cloudy, windy and cold with a few flurries. high: 26 wind: nw 15-25 mph friday: part

. >> they drop their bundle of narcotics. >> reporter: but now dealin with for maems who are running to u.s. first, not from them, surrendering and seekingm from violence back home. apprehensions along the rio grandere rising, the largest spike since t massive surge of unacmpan during the summer 2014. raveling through here, the biggest problem would be the brush. of course the heat and humidity. >> reporter: the federal government just send 150 agents here to process the migrants. if the flow seems never ending, so does the debate over how best to secure the border. >> only from the air do you really get a sense of th winding scope of the river. more than 300 miles in the rio grandee valley alone. th landscape, a monumental challenge for one of president-elect donald trump's signature promises, building a wall. would it be worth it? >> yes, i never look at one singular complex problem. >> reporter: the sect chief says a brick and mortar wall is only part of the answer. >> it includes aircraft. it includes technology. in some places t fence is absolutely necessary. >> rorter: at the s

those sources also tell us a small amount of suspected narcotics was found during a prearrest search.in northwest, jackie bensen, news 4. >>> kris lawrence picking up on the other breaking news. allen thicke had a sudden heart attack in los angeles and died. he recently appeared as himself in "this is us". and he's made cameos on house". to a lot of fans he's jayson sooefer. a dad on "growing pains". he had three sons. he's trending on twitter. ellen degeneres tweeted america loved alan thicke. bob saget said he was a good husband, brother and son, and russell simmons said rest in peace to my brother, allen thicke. in one of his last tweets, thicke thanked people for an iconic award and said i promise to try to stay iconic. >>> the chopper is over the scene of another crash. crews working to get a truck right side up. no one was seriously injured here. it caused a big traffic headache for people headed 9:00 tonight. no word yet on what caused this crash. >>> a developing story you'll want to know about if you're headed to the airport tomorrow. hundreds of contract workers at both reag

. >>> $226,000 worth of drugs have been taken off the streets in the latest narcotics sweep by philadelphia police. they also made 176 arrests. the raids targeted kensington over a 3-day period last week. that in the wake of an alarming number of opioid overdoses that we've told you about before. police officials showed off the confiscated evidence today and point out that the sweep also netted 21 assault rifles and hand guns. >>> this is the loaded 40 caliber hand gun that tsa officers say that a bucks county man tried to bring on to a plane. it happened at newark liberty international airport yesterday. officers found it in a backpack during an x-ray. the suspect has been charged but not publicly identified. he told tsa that he brought his hunting nap sack with him on the trip and didn't realize the gun was still inside. >>> the two defendants convicted in the bridge gate trial last month say the jury acted improperly and they want a new trial. bridget kelly and bill barone allege that some of the jurors disobeyed the judge's orders and deliberated on a day when they were instructed not t

it was the third in in series of citywide initiative spearheaded by the narcotics unit. >> it's beenuccessful. we're take something real bad people off the street and developing intelligence information led leading to us larger organization. >> police showed off someone guns including ar15s close to $50,000 in cash and over 200 grand in heroin cocaine and assorted other drugs. there were hundreds of packets of heroin which came on the heels of drug overdoses and deaths this month linked to de deadly fentanyl laced heroin. >> we were specifically with the drug organization's look at the ones selling the dope that was killing people out there. >> nothing is going to stop the drug sales in this neighborhood because this is the drug capital of the united states. >> reporter: police also arrested several gang members and 36 violent criminals with out staning warrants they're still testing the heroin they seized to to see if it matches the heroin that caused so many overdoses here in the city in recent weeks. >>> at meeks, dave schratwieser, fox 29 news. >>> it has been eye sore for weeks