. >> sunday night and we begin with breaking news from the huntington park section. one crash left one person dead and others injured. >> christie ileto is at the scene. >> officers and tow truck drivers are trying to clean up what's left of the scene on i street. earlier this evening was a larger scene, four cars involved in the accident, five people taken to local hospitals and one man is dead. that man was driving this white honda accord. witnesses say around 8:15 he was barreling down huntington park avenue when he crashed. he hit a utility pole. that driver veered into oncoming traffic and crashed. his exact speed and whether he was under the influence is unclear. his body us with taken to the local autopsy. >> christie ileto "action news." >> now to two fires that took a tragic toll. >> we begin in philadelphia where a woman five months preg was found dead. annie mccormick is live at the scene with details. the fire marshall is calling this suspicious. >> firefighters responded to a 911 call around 7:30 this morning here on the 2100 block pof west susquehanna bo

so he homes built through this program in the historic fairfield neighborhood in my hometown of huntington. so far, 10 homes have been built and five are now called homes by veterans and their families. the housing not only helps veterans, but it also helps the community. these homes will help revitalize the neighborhood, an area filled with possibilities. it also frees up more housing for other veterans and needs. as a veteran moves into one of these homes, his or her previous rental or apartment or room is now available to someone else in need. i am grateful to all the habitat volunteers and staff who are a part of this life changing project. thank you for what you are doing to give back to those who gave so much for our nation. veterans in huntington now have a brighter if you ture. and -- brighter future and bath to homeownership. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the chair recognizes the gentleman from nebraska, mr. bacon, for five minutes. . bacon: mr. speaker, i rise today to honor may 15 as peace officer memorial day. may 14 through the 20th

nice and mild, 64 in martins burg, 67 in manassas, 68 at the huntington area. is on the mild side and will continue to be through tomorrow morning. no rain. that could change by early tomorrow morning. not expecting much, but we could see shower activity because of a system trying to make its way our way. big storm to the north. you can see the spin here and we have a trailing cold front and some moisture area overnight tonight and in towards tomorrow morning. starting off tomorrow morning around 4:00 or 5:00 a.m., notice some shower activity around the region, and this could last right on through the morning rush. don't be surprised to see some wet roadways but, again, i'm not anticipating a whole lot of rain. you may need to take the umbrella out just in case but you may not need it that much. take a look at this. by 1:00, again, a couple of showers mostly to the west. a front will come through as i mentioned and that front could spawn some showers and possible thunderstorms. some of those storms could be on the strong side. i'm not anticipating anything seve

dreary but that is not stopping a group from hitting the links, horizon house has their outing at the huntingtonll day long groups are golfing and tonight a silence auction. they help disadvantaged adults with adults that are experiencing homelessness. ♪ luis waited his whole life to celebrate his team being crowned champions. so our wellness coaches developed a plan, to keep him fit and healthy. and when his moment finally arrived, his knees were up to the job. aetna. you don't join us, we join you. >>> do you feel guilty about the weather you gave us for the last three days. >> picks you tired and want to nap doesn't it. >> do you feel guilty? >> i don't make the weather i just forecast it. but there is sun on the way. we really do need it. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we have showers around and most of them right now right along the shore. mays landing dorothy, tuckahoe, dealing with showers and the steadiest now is right over atlantic city. you see it's pushing generally to the east-northeast. and ventnor city you have the heavier downpour directly over atlantic avenue and this co

in the united states, huntington, west virginia is in the grip of an addiction epidemic.en people there are hooked on heroin or other opioids. now local authorities are taking legal action against pharmaceutical companies they accuse of flooding their city with highly—addictive prescription drugs. our video journalists tom bateman and howard johnson, have been to huntington. their report contains distressing images from the start. steve williams, mayor of the city of huntington, west virginia. huntington, west virginia. huntington is a town ofjust under 50,000 people, our county is 96,000 people, yet over a five—year period, just a five—year period, there was over a0 million, a0 million doses of opioids that were distributed in this county alone. the numbers speak for themselves. most of our callouts now are for drugs. they probably make up somewhere around a third of our calls. fires generally are around 1596 calls. fires generally are around 15% to 10% of our calls, so obviously the drugs are much... sorry about that! that's me. going to an overdose of a middle—aged mal

the emergency services in huntington are barely able to respond to the volume of calls.es of this fight and a warning theirfilm contains distressing images from the start. that's an overdose. come on. steve williams mayor of the city of huntington, it is a town ofjust under 50,000 people, our county is 96,000 people, yet over a five year period, just a five year period, there was over 40 million, 40 million doses of opiates that were distributed in this county alone. the numbers speak for themselves. most of our call—outs are for drug, they probably make up something of a third of our calls, fires generally are about 15%, to 10% of our calls, so are about 15%, to 10% of our calls, so obviously the drugs are much... sorry about that. that's me. that's an overdose. come on. responding to an overdose of a middle age man in a grocery store, he has been reported 911 and we are currently there now. what we got? his mum is outside. hey buddy. what is his name? timmy. how long you been doing heroin? just lay there. has it been a while since you done it? have you been doing it fo

. >> despite the rain drops, golfers hit the links for a great cause at the huntington valley country club at horizon house and all the organizations it serves. a silent auction will help the homeless and those dealing with mental illness. >>> still ahead on "action news" a massive american flag makes a stop in new jersey. we have details about its road trip aimed at flying through every state. and through police patrols there is a plan to revitalize a city. >>> and from road trips to european vacations we are here to help you save on any get away you may have planned. ♪ health, is having the freedom to do what you want to do with your life, every single day. it's the freedom to pursue your own personal goals. wherever they might take you. so at aetna, we promise to keep finding new ways to join you so nothing gets in your way. because no matter where it is you're going, or whatever stage of life you're in. we believe that when it comes to health. you don't join us. we join you. >>> philadelphia fames rocky statue is now closed to the public while the area around it is renovated. the

that will determine whether the us can navigate going forward. huntingtondemic. more than one in ten people there is hooked on heroin or other opioids. now local authorities are taking legal action against pharmaceutical companies they accuse of flooding their city with prescription drugs. tom bateman and howard johnson report now from huntington. there are distressing images coming up from the start. that's an overdose, come on. steve williams, mayor of the city of huntington, west virginia. huntington is a town ofjust under 50,000 people, our county is 96,000 people, yet over a five—year period, just a five—year period, there was over a0 million, a0 million doses of opiates that were distributed in this county alone. the numbers speak for themselves. most of our callouts now are for drugs. they probably make up somewhere around a third of our calls. fires generally are about 15% to 10% of our calls, so obviously the drugs are much... alarm sounds sorry about that! that's me. that's an overdose, come on. just going to an overdose of a middle—aged male at a

the huntington county prosecutor' office had announced that the statue was found ten days later.ut we still don't know where it turned up. >>> well, the spotlight goes out on center ring tomorrow is the last chance that you'll get to see the ringling brothers, barnum and bailey circus. after almost a century and a half under the big top, the entertainers are taking their final bows. >> everyone can see the final show by just turning in -- tuning in online. fox's lauren green has the sto story. report roar greatest show on earth takes it's last bow. ringling brothers and barnum bailey circus is coming to an end this week. it's closing after a final show in new york on sunday. >> it's sad that it ends and it's all the wonderful people that make up the greatest show on earth. >> but on the other side of it, you know, we have to be very happy that for 146 years we can bring the kind of joy to hundreds of millions of people. >> reporter: the show stopped using elephants last year a mid criticism from animal rights activists but other creatures remained part of the act including tigers

it is likely that the rest of lulu pod is contaminated, making their future uncertain. huntington, west virginia is in the grip of an addiction epidemic. one in 10 are hooked on heroin or other opioids. they are taking legal action against, cynical companies they accuse the flooding their city with drugs. the report contains distressing images from the start. >> stephen williams mayor of the , city of huntington, west virginia. huntington is a town of just under 50,000 people. our county is 96,000 people. yet over a five-year period, there was over 40 million doses of opiates that were distributed in this county alone. the numbers speak for themselves. >> most of our calls now are for drugs. they make up one third of our calls. fires generally are about 50% to -- 15% to 10% of our calls. the drugs are much -- that is an overdose. come on. we are responding to an overdose of a middle-aged male at a kroger grocery store. it has been reported 911 and we are currently there are now. >> his mom is outside. >> what's his name? >> timmy. how long have you been doing heroin? >> it's been

better than ever after a four year upgrade and overhaul at the huntington engel ship ward. ore it was turned back over to the navy. >> right over here the catapults where the planes go off the ship. >> reporter: that catapult along with every component of the lincoln underwent extensive renovation. responsibility that the employees take seriously. >> what does that mean to work here on this aircraft carrier? >> first of all it's a privilege. >> a privilege. >> the nation entrusts us with creating these complex platforms that are going to take really the most valuable resource we have which is our young sailors and take them into harm's way. >> reporter: often deployed for months at a time more than 5,000 people can live aboard the lincoln when it's fully staffed. >> that's a city. >> a city with its own airport. all the things that you need to cook month date 5,000 people in aetwe food, sleeping arrangements, entertainment, training. every single thing that has to happen to support the mission of the ship and then you're going to go and drive thiscy around out there at sea i

huntington. that's an overdose, come on. steve williams, mayor of the city of huntington, west virginia.ty is 96,000 people, yet over a five—year period, just a five—year period, there was over a0 million, a0 million doses of opiates that were distributed in this county alone. the numbers speak for themselves. most of our callouts now are for drugs. they probably make up somewhere around a third of our calls. fires generally are about 15% to 10% of our calls, so obviously the drugs are much... alarm sounds sorry about that! that's me. that's an overdose, come on. just going to an overdose of a middle—aged male at a local grocery store. he's been reported and i'll know more on that and we're on our way now. the man that was called? the restroom. the restroom? thank you. his mouth is closing up. hey!? what's his name? timmy. timmy?! what? wake up, partner. look here. how long you been doing heroin? it's been a while since you've done it... ..done it or you've been doing it a while? go ahead, let's stand up against the wall, get your bearings. can i ask, did you go and start on opioids firs

the coal miner. and i think that's very important. work site in huntington we just recently won america's best community contest and part of that, the whole transition that's going to be taking place in huntington, is, you know, one thing that's going on that we're a part of is some training for now unemployed miners or veterans or underemployed youth to teach folks about, you know, new careers, say, in hazmat and also in solar installation. so, i think that, you know, that's important, as important as clean water, that we have sort of a just transition here. i think what the caller said is true. the utilities themselves, the american or rather appalachian power just recently said, you know, the demand for renewables. they're heading towards renewables. when you hear, you know, i'm sure the congressman probably said job killing regulation. when you hear that, please dig a little bit deeper and most cases regulations are actually going to at least have a net effect in terms of jobs. a net benefit for jobs and they're all about protecting both the miner and th

as many as 30 people were standing on the corner of 23rd and huntington in strawberry mansion when one person started shooting. as investigators say the group was singing and dancing after the shots someone called 911. >> we arrived on the location and found several victims who were transported to area hospitals. >> two of the victims critically injured, the others in stable condition. this morning police trying to figure out a motive and track down those responsible for the crime. >> and developing out of saudi arabia this morning president donald trump planning to give a speech to 50 muslim and arab leaders urging them to fight against terrorism. >> the president said he accepted an invitation to visit egypt. yesterday the president signed a 100 billion-dollar arms deal with saudi arabia. >> this huge arm sales package reduces the burden on the united states to provide the same equipment to our own military forces, and will strengthen saudi forces for the future so saudi arabia is capable of carrying a greater share of the burden. >> trump's speech today is the centerpiece of his tri

after memorial day in what may be the most watched congressional hearing since the water gate hearings. come >> in huntington, they are upset because the state is planning to take away a traffic light although two children were killed at the intersection. jeff chirico is live on the scene. what happened there tonight? >> for two hours, as you said, they are upset about plans to remove the traffic lights. pen dot intends to install flashing warning signs. >> protesters took to the street at 4:00 p.m. and blocked the intersection at west allegheny. it didn't take long for tempers to flair as drivers and passengers found themselves stuck. you can see traffic backing up as residents protested plans to remove traffic light. >> we have children. we pay taxes. >> we don't want the light removed. two kids got killed here. >> in 1978 the death of two children led to the light, but now an improvement plan is calling for lights to be replaced with flashing lights. we have children in this neighborhood. >> officials say the decision was based on money. the intersections don't have the necessary traffic volume to fund th

on the yellow line running between huntington and mount vernon square, same situation on the silver line, running every 20 on orange, green, blue here trains in general running every 20 minutes of course on the green line with the exception of that safe track situation on those two stations. and red line regular weekend service there. have a great one i'll seal you monday morning for news 4 today. >>> a st. louis jury awards a virginia woman more than $100 million in a lawsuit against johnson and johnson. 62-year-old lois shrimp sued the company because she said the baby powder caused cancer. the jury ruled in her favor after three previous juries award a total of 197 million to plaintiffs who made similar claims. she was diagnosed with ovarian kanser in 2012 and she blamed her cancer on her use of the products for more than 40 years. johnson and johnson is going appeal the ruling. >>> right now former first lady michelle obama is in new york. she is hosting the 2017 college signing day with the help of mtv. the event is being held in manhattan's public theater with more than 200 high sc

the police are investigating on behalf of the coroner, huntington district council, the licensing authorityential breaches of health and safety regulations. they are both sharing information with each other, both working together. you can see behind me a white police van. officers had just arrived with and have been wheeling equipment out of the back, presumably some kind of friend of equipment. we have seen police officers coming and going with members of the zoo staff taking them off to be interviewed, to give statements. they have also been talking to members of the public who saw what happened, to build upa public who saw what happened, to build up a complete picture of how it was that rosa king came to be in the enclosure at the same time as the enclosure at the same time as the tiger that mauled her to death. one thing people here have been saying, one man who says he visits the zoo often with his wife and is often seeing the zookeepers feeding the tigers, he said he has never, ever seen a zoo keeper the tigers, he said he has never, ever seen a zoo keeper into a pen at the same time

police are still looking for the shooters and their motive for the gunfire on huntington street saturdaypeople were outside listening to music, dancing, when two men drove up and started shooting. last night, neighbors called on the community to stick together and stay strong. >> talk to the community, start the dialogue. start the process. let these brothers know that you should have enough courage to assemble peacefully. be mindful that, you know, violence breeds violence. >> police are looking at surveillance video they hope will help track down the gunmen. >>> someone vandalized the frank rizzo mural in south philadelphia yesterday. it's not the first time it's happened. on the mural of the late mayor. they're asking for donations to restore the work, the most commonly vandalized mayor in the city. some regarded him as a tough on crime politician, others regard him as a racist or fascist. >>> today everything is on the table. special forums and conversations are planned to encourage people to talk about issues and inspire solutions. the "on the table philly" forum is part of a moveme

as many as 30 people were standing on the corner of 23rd and huntington street in the city's strawberryon sect late last night when suddenly someone opened fire. police say the group was singing and dancing at the time. >> around -- arrived on location and found several victims who were transported to area hospitals. >> two victims are critically injured, the others in stable condition. >> time 10:04 a.m. a father is speaking about his son who is still missing after a late-night swim in the delaware river with friends on friday. annie mccormick has more on the search efforts she talked with those who are holding out hope that the teenager will be found alive. >> he is like a little brother. >> reporter: friends of 16-year-old clung to each other near the delaware river where he went missing friday night. kendall caesar was one of the two teens who jumped in with him. he recalled the terrifying movement. the teens jumped in by the linden after boat ramp friday night, the current proved too much the three got separated. >> once you got below it, it's black, it's like where is the top. >>

the wilson bridge, lanes are open. metro, checking in with delays near huntington and franconia, springfield. that's the traffic watch and back in the next 10 minutes and we will keep a close eye on your ride. >> oh my god. autria: chaos at one of england's used arenas. we know that 22 people are dead after a terror attack at an ariana grande a concert. dozens of people are hurt and we know that children are among the victims. policemanchester releasing a slew of new details. a suicide bombing, exploding a device full of nails. autria: over 400 officers were deployed to sweep the city. there are similar scenes in the united states we are told that there is no credible threat this morning. larry: the country's parliamentary election two weeks away, all candidates suspending campaigns in the wake of this tragedy. get startedant to with sam sweeney at the live desk, where we hear that resting sadness and discussed over this attack about an hour and a half or so ago. speaking alongside the palestinian authority president in the west bank, using strong words to describe those responsible. >> so man

. >> reporter: this man hunt went on for almost 2 hours here in the huntington section of fairfax countypers fanned out throughout the area. this is edge hill court. this is where the suspect who carjacked a woman early this morning crashed the vehicle. heading over to the sidewalk to show you the vehicle, it is a nissan, you can see it's crashed right on the sidewalk striking a tree. the suspect has been apprehended we can tell you there were schools effected in the area but ri ended. fairfax county police continue to investigate this crime. back to you. >> anchor: good to know. thank you so much. sunshine and mild afternoon on the way. brian van de graaf. >> reporter: well, this morning we're looking at cool numbers. through the afternoon we warn nicely. temperatures into the 60s today. watching a system that will skirt to the south and west, bringing crowds rater tonight. moisture far away, no issue. sunshine, another nice day tomorrow. thursday, next wave of moisture moves in. not just thursday, thursday, friday and into saturday, un settled with showers. good news is that it does lo

police say a man approached the victim and demanded property on thursday night on huntington avenue. ictim ran away without giving the theif anything. there is no descrption of who police are looking for this morning. ( james ) u-s and south korean military officials say north korea... fired another test-missile. u-s military officials say the test-missile flew for about six minutes before landing in the ocean. north korea has increased its test-firing of ballistic missiles over recent months... the nation says it is working to build nuclear- tipped missiles that can reach the u-s mainland. military official say that goal is years away... but each new test puts north korea closer to success. (james) still ahead... many people are out enjoying the memorial day weekend... but as many head to the american river, in sacramento... there is a ban you need to know about. plus. some warriors and their wives are taking advantage of the lengthy break between the n-b-a finals. what ayesha curry did on stage that has the bay area buzzing. and after the break. we have some tips to help keep you sa

now two years ago the faa ordered the manufacturer to stop manufacturing it so we went to huntington h where this company is located and found it's still open for business with a stack of boxes that looked identical to the box that we got holding the part over the internet. >> if you're making parts at the faa. >> the faa. >> >> reporter: they say don't make the parts. are you still making parts. >> we also uncovered records showing that the faa found bogus parts on hundreds of commercial aircraft. >> you have something that's manufactured indirectly and not per spec it's going to fail, and -- and you have a failure. it's going to be a problem and could be a catastrophic one. >> coming up tonight at 11:00 we'll show you how this impacts your safety when you fly and why that company in huntington beach keeps making the part that the faa ordered to be stopped. that's tonight at 11:00. >> we'll see you then. okay, if you want the authentic version beware. the nba wants all you warrior fans to keep an eye out for fake gear. counterfeiters are taking advantage by selling bogus stuff like j

the coal miner. very think that is important. we're excited in huntington, we best ly won america's community contest and part of goingthe whole transition to be taking place in huntington, one thing going on we're a part of is some unemployed r now miners or veterans or underemployed youth to teach you know, new careers, say in hazmat and also installation, so i .hink that is important caller said is true, utilities themselves, the -- appalachian power said it is for renewables, they renewables. toward when you hear, i'm sure the congressman probably said .ob-killing regulation dig you hear that, please eeper, in most cases, regulations are actually going to at least have a net effect in terms of jobs, a net benefit for jobs and they're all about the miner and the mining communities from the abuses of the coal industry. host: vivian stockman, you talk the transitioning out of mines. last month on "washington journal," we had zach regulations are actually going to atcoleman on an environmental writer here, he had a cover story in the christian science monit

an emergency locater transmitter, two years ago, the faa ordered the manufacturer to stop making it, so we went to huntington beach to the company and found it still open for business with a stack of boxes identical to the box we got holding the part over the internet. >> i want to know if you're making the parts. the faa says don't make the parts. are you still making parts? >> we also uncovered records showing the faa found bogus parts on hundreds of commercial aircraft. >> you something that's manufactured incorrectly, not per spec, it's going to fail. and you have a failure, it's going to be a problem. and it could be a catastrophic one. >> at 11:00, we'll show you how all this impacts your safety when you fly and why that company in huntington beach keeps making the part that the faa ordered to be stopped. that's tonight at 11:00. >>> steven, thank you very much. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call. 888-996-tips or send an e-mail as well to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >> 6:26. emotional testimony coming up next on today in the bay, the impact sierra lamar's disappearance had on

the oversupply of addictive painkillers. meanwhile, huntington'sn, west virginia. huntington is a town ofjust under 50,000 people, our county is 96,000 people. yet over a five—year period, just a five—year period, there was over a0 million doses of opiates that were distributed in this county alone. the numbers speak for themselves. most of our call—outs now are for drugs. they probably make up somewhere around a third of our calls. fires, generally, are about 15% to 10% of our calls, so obviously drugs are much... pa system beeps sorry about that. dispatch operator: dispatch to f11. that's me. dispatch operator: 19 west 7th ave. overdose. that's an overdose. come on. shouting radio chatter. we're responding to an overdose of a middle—aged male in a local grocery store. he's been reported 911 and we're currently there now. maam, there was a call. the rest room. the rest room ? thank you. what have we got? how long you been doing heroin? a while. it's been a while since you've done it? done it, or you been doing it for a while? i've been doing it fo

. >>> to the "index," and the desperate rescue effort in huntington, new york, tonight. rker buried under about 15 feet of dirt, while digging in the front yard of a home. authorities say he was installing a new containment system when it collapsed, pulling him into the hole. a second worker was able to escape. >>> a new health headline about sleep and heart disease. researchers at stanford studying americans already at risk of heart disease. revealing that those sleeping less than six hours were more likely to die from heart disease or stroke. >>> and just in time, the mystery owner of a $24 million lottery ticket has come forward collecting his jackpot before tomorrow's expiration date. sold in new york city last year, the anonymous owner saw the story on the news and found the winning ticket in a stash of old ones. wasn't us, we're all still here tonight. >>> when we come back -- the student and the mom who took notes and one giant surprise, you're about to see it. before i had the shooting, burning of diabetic nerve pain these feet... jumped into city life as a kid...

two years ago, the faaered the maker to stop manufacturing it. >> so we went to to huntington beach and located the company with a stack of boxes identical to the box we got holding the part in the internet. >> i want to know if you're making the parts. >> the faa says don't make the parts. are you still making parts? >> we also uncovered records that the faa found bogus parts on hundreds of commercial aircraft. >> you have something that's manufactured incorrectly, not per speck, it's going to fail. and have a failure, it's going to be a problem and could be a catastrophic one. >> at 11:00, we'll show you how all this impacts your saeflt when you fly and why that company in huntington beach keeps making the part that the faa ordered to be stopped. that's tonight at 11:00. >> we'll see how they explain it. thank you. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call. 888-996-tips or send an e-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >> coming up, changes to your commute. the proposed fare hike that could be coming to caltrain riders. how you can get your say. >> parents are outrag

police say a male suspect approached the victimand demanded property.... on thursday night on huntingtonvenue. but the victim ran away without giving the suspect anything. a girl was filmed using the bathroom at school by her classmate in danville. the video was then shared on social media. police arrested the girl who posted it.. and charged her with invasion of privacy. but she is still attending san ramon valley high school with the victim. kron 4's ella sogomonian is there live tonight... ella you spoke with the victim's parents .. who say their daughter is traumatized by what happened. ella, they told you the punishment is not enough.. they want the san ramon valley high school district to take this case of cyber bullying more seriously by removing the girl who took the video from school so that their daughter can feel at ease again walking the halls of this campus. these danville parents are asking the san ramon valley unified school district to remove a girl accused of cyber bullying their daughter.they say their 16-year-old was filmed inside a san ramon valley high school's bathr

this happened on the 2200 block of huntington street around 10:45. the victims between the ages of 17 and 26, two are in critical condition this morning. the others are stable. >>> welcome back. you're watching good day weeke weekend. i'm lauren johnson. scott williams has look at your sunday forecast just before we get some rain. >> looking pretty good. dry for today. mixture of sun and clouds. live look right now along the parkway of you can see they are gearing up for reach and raise. looking good and pretty comfortable right now. the temperature 57 degrees. dew points they are low in the low 40s right now. we still have an easterly wind right around 8 miles per hour. so take look at ultimate doppl doppler. scanning the area. we're dry many, we're quiet, yes, rain that is back for tomorrow. look at the temperatures right now. 57 degrees down in ac. we have 57 in wilmington along with philadelphia. mid 50s right now in the lehigh valley. the normal high temperature for this time of year is 75 degrees. for today, upper 60s. temperatures below average

quality results right in your back yard. >> a little girl p in a kiddie car caught the attenton of a police officer in huntingtoneach, california is where this happened. off ers smith pulled over the three year old girl and asked to see her license and registration. officer smith let the girl off with a warning and a badge sticker. i hear her laughing. it's so cute. >> the officer made the family's day and they all did have a good laugh about the whole thing. >> nothing seems like they can stop, celebrity chef gordon ramsey he's not only celebrating the premier of the eighth season of his hit master chef. it's all set to premier tonight right here on fox 29. fox's michelle polino has more. >>reporter: it's a gordon ramsey double header as the famed chef premiers two shows on fox. the eighth season with gordon chris tien a and new chef gordon sanchez and then he's live with the f word. the f word stands for fun, food, family and finesse. it's got nothing to do with the naughty word. the hour-long show pitsz two shows against each other. there with be surprise guests and gordon promises to keep his temper to a min

happened while the group was broadcasting on facebook live. 30 people were standing at the corner of 23rd and huntington and strawberry mansion when one person started firing. the horror happened at 10:45 a.m., investigators say the group was singing and dancing. after the shots one called 911. >> we arrived on location and found several victims, most of the victims were transported to area hospitals. >> two of the victims are critically injured, the others said to be in stable condition. we know this morning police are trying to figure out a motive and track down those responsible for for the crime. >>> developing right now from saudi arabia, this morning, president trump is planning to give a speech to 50 muslim and arab leaders that will urge them to unite in the fight against terrorism. >> the president said he has accepted an invitation to visit egypt. he said the imir of can will strengthen saudi forces for the future so saudi arabia is capable of carrying the greater share of the burden. >> trump answer speech today the centerpiece of his two day visit to saudi arabia, his overseas trip will take

the u.s. national debt. huntington, indiana, republican. good morning. caller: good morning. yes, i am just so disappointed in the way this is going. inas so proud when he got there and how the people i voted in and everything. i'm getting so disappointed now. they're not doing what i want them to do. is they specifically? who are you disappointed in? caller: the congress, the , the people i voted in. they are just not doing like they would do. host: do you think the president is doing what he promised he would do? caller: no. he's getting sidetracked. host: on what? what is sidetracking him? caller: i don't really know i haven't figured it out but it gets sidetracked auto easy and gets on to carrying else, just not ing through. i'm just getting very disappoint ed. or threet are the two things you want him to carry through on? caller: carry through on like the planned parenthood. do that.e would just be it for the little guy and everything. he's just not doing it. i don't know. doing it. he's not working -- can't get with himrats to work or something. i don't know. .t's just n

the shooting happened 23rd and huntington, a tragic end to a pleasant evening for a group of friends spending time together singing and dancing. someone was streaming the entire episode on facebook live. police are looking for the shooters and looking into a motive. >> firefighters are working to determine what sparked a deadly fire in the city's wynnfield section. firefighters rushed to the 5400 block of diamond street early yesterday morning. an 80-year-old man, his 70-year-old wife, and their 30-year-old son died in the fire. a 19-year-old was able to jump from the burning house. he was taken to the hospital with a broken leg. firefighters say there were no working smoke detecters in the house. >>> memorial day means firing up the grill for a lot of people, but double economic the the -- double check the hot dogs before you do. maribel aber is live with more from sometime square. >> nathans and curtis hot dogs are being recalled because of complaints of metal in the franks. the maker of the hot dogs, john morrell and company said they received three complaints of metal. >>> stocks

faa ordered the maker to stop manufacturing it. so we went to huntington beach and found where this company is located and found it's open for business with a stack of boxes that looked identical to the box that we got holding the part over the internet. >> the if you're making parts. >> the faa. >> reporter: faa says don't make the parts. are you making the parts? we also uncovered records showing the faa found bogus parts on hundreds of aircrafts. you have something manufactured incorrectly, not according to spec, it's going to fail and if you have a failure it's going to be a problem and could be a catastrophic one. coming up tonight at 11:00, how him packets your safety when you fly and why that company in huntington beach keeps making the parts that the faa ordered to be stopped. that's tonight at 11:00. >> thank you very much. even if have you a tip for our investigative unit give us a call at 888-996-tips or send it to the yunt at nbc bay area.com. >>> two wisconsin teens pulled off this stunt. maybe you've seen some of the video. they climbed to th

north philly neighborhood pastor jamal van is not the only one looking for solutions to city violence. he joined dozens at a rally at 23rd and huntington nine people were shot over the weekend seeking change. >> my heart wrenches i want to solve the problem. i've spent six years in school trying to solve the problem. i started an organization to solve the problem. started a church. >> when you see this group of brothers right here, you don't got to feel nervous. we ain't got no guns. >> several grass roots groups challenged one another with words of encouragement an demand for action after sudden done fire put people in the hospital saturday night when group listened to music and danced on the 2500 block of north 23rd. the victims all underage 26. >> what we going to do? >> ya'll out here killing each other. >> neighbors got real with each other. >> instead of turning around preparing for college you got parents trying to scrape up life insurance at tender ages of 15, 16, 17 and it's the wise thing to do. >> right. >> genocide. >> times like these demand answers from city leaders and philadelphia's city council member was there. >> too

in many cases, the airlines didn't even know they were flying with unapproved parts. we also went to one parts maker located in huntingtonhad been told by the faa to stop making parts after regulators said the company falsified documents but that company remains open and we saw employees boxing up parts, parts that one worker told me they are no longer selling. you can see what else we found, plus a list of all the commercial airlines where the bogus parts where found all in my full report tonight at 6:00, or you can go to our web site, nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. back to you. >> stephen thank you very much. >>> if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call, 888-996-tips. or send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> university of california board of regents vote on a budget as outrage grows over an audits claim that $175 million was found in a secret fund at the uc president's office. protesters have been very vocal during the meetings in san francisco. this was a look at the scene yesterday. protest in spanish and english briefly shut down that meeting. uc president janet napolitano says the audi

the 70s. still close to 80 in huntington. still tracking a couple showers, southern maryland in calvin county and st. mary's county. and watch back here to frederick county, virginia. making your way to caplin bridge. there's one line. there's another line here, you can see it forming. you can see that south flow. that's why we're still on the warm side of things. tomorrow waking up at the bus stop, rather nice for the kids. 64 degrees. breezy at noon for recess. looking pretty good there, though. around 64 degrees at 4:00. winds tomorrow could gust at 25 to 30 miles an 65 degrees. a nice start. i mentioned the breeze, though, and it is going to be starting to get breezy once the sun does make its way up there. just know that if you're getting out there for that morning jog or maybe that bike ride as well. 76 tomorrow, and look at this, 68 on wednesday. still a nice day. 67 on thursday. thursday night into friday, we see a big storm, kind of like the one we just saw but this one will come closer to us. that means a lot of rai

nine people all under the age of 26 were shot saturday night at 23rd and huntington. a tragic end to a pleasant evening for a group of friends spending time together singing and dancing. someone was streaming the entire think on facebook live. police are looking for the shooters and the motive. >> firefighters are working to determine what sparked a deadly fire in the city's' wynnfield section. firefighters rushed to diamond street yesterday morning, 80-year-old man, 07-year-old wife and 30-year-old son died in the fire. a 19-year-old jumped from the best of your knowledge house, he was taken to the hospital with a broken leg. firefighters say there were no working smoke detecters in the house. >>> two survivors are recovering from a deadly boat crash during a popular race at the jersey shore. it happened at the point pleasant beach grand prix in pay head. a boat crossed in front of the smith brothers out of bucks county. they went airborne landing on top of repeat offender. one driver was killed. >>> a man is in critical condition after philadelphia police used a stun