you can either abduct by grabbing someone out of their house at night by force or you can abduct overreporter: that evening tad's wife comes home from work to find an empty house and a note from her husband telling her he needed to "clear his head," claiming he's headed to either virginia beach or d.c. he promises to return and makes an unusual request. asking her not to contact police. >> i was just in total shock when i read it. i just didn't know what to think. >> reporter: did you realize all of a sudden that he had been lying about everything, or -- >> at that moment, then i, i knew that it was all a lie. >> reporter: when elizabeth fails to return by 6:00, sarah senses something is wrong. >> i started feeling really guilty. i felt like it was my responsibility to take care of my sister, and i didn't take care of my sister. >> reporter: after hours of driving around searching, anthony thomas calls the sheriff and immediately points the finger at cummins. >> i said, "you guys need to hunt down tad cummins and see if he's in town. see where he is." >> reporter: easier said than don

five book sellers were abducted, smuggled across the border to china, forced to confess so-called confess their so-called crimes on national television simply because their employer sold books critical of beijing. and just this week the democracy activist and heroes of the umbrella movement, joshua and nathan were arrested while peacefully protesting the of chinese' president and where they unfurled a banner of cho. mr. speaker, i want to commend this body, especially congressman chris smith of new jersey, for the resolution he put forth earlier, a resolution that recognizes the contribution to democratic freedoms as a global hero and urging the chinese government to allow him to speak -- seek medical care wherever including in the united states. and mainland china, mr. speaker, the chinese government continues to jail journalists, human rights lawyers, those trying to practice their own religion and activists at an alarming rate and they are trying to replace the language, culture of the tibetan people. we need to speak out. if we do not speak out for human rights in china because of eco

again, this call came in as abduction around 2:30 this morning, 18th district officers responded to abduction in progress at 45th and chest nut. that's where they met a 26 year old woman who told them that she had ran into her workplace for about five minutes, she left her seven year old daughter in that van, and that's when a tow truck apparently came and towed away her van with her daughter still inside. let's get to the video we have for you from the scene as mother and daughter still here. now, officers eventually caught up with the van at 50th . they pulled the tow truck driver over. they found the seven year old girl inside of the vehicle, she is okay, and she, again, was reunited with her mom. police are tracking to the tow truck driver, he told them he didn't know the child was inside of the car. apparently this was a reposition. he was repossessing the van, been tracking it, that's what he told police. so right now authorities tell us they've two questions. first, why this mother left seven year old daughter inside the vehicle even though it was only for a few minutes, and second of

. >> investigating this as abduction, sabina? >> really?yes, that's right wealth the call came in as abduction, so when the 18th district officers got to the scene, that's when the mom told them somebody towed away the van with the kid inside. they began investigating it, as abduction, now take a look again, the police holding the scene right now, still have the van here. here atwood lands and 50th, police talking to the tow truck driver. going to video we got for you, when all of this happened early 2:30 this morning, 18th district officers, 45th and chestnut, when, 26 year old mother toll them she had ran into her workplace for about five minutes, apparently just had to run if for few minutes, so left her seven year old killed inside of the car sleeping. that's when the tow truck came, apparently tracking the van and towed away the car, but didn't check inside to make sure nobody was inside of the car. now, officers luckily, they caught up with the tow truck here, they pulled him over, and they found the seven year old inside the vehicle.

police believe she was abducted by joel d. long. plate number vwa 0044. we'll bring you another update in a few minutes. >>> there's something that's supposed to end. police say it's ending in death. now they're demanding a real life treasure hunt come to an end. >>> it's the world's largest swimming lesson. it's happening right here in our area. when a >>> welcome back. 4:41. >> here's a look at the four things to know as you get your day started. look at this black smoke over the skies in houston after an air national guard pilot safely ejected from a jet. it crashed at ellington airport shortly after takeoff. the pilot was conducting a training flight and he was rushed to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> another person has died looking for hidden treasure in new mexico. now police are asking the man who hid it to call off author -- said he hid $2 million in gold and jewels somewhere north of santa fe. two people have died looking for it. police are worried there will be more. >>> queen elizabeth's husband is still in the hospital this morning. pri

they do tell wusa 9 sexual assault or abduction with intent to defile are aggravating factors that would. >> hopefully this guy -- just cs cs -- justice can be done. >> people are pushing to continue the show of support tomorrow. they organized about a dozen various christian pastors to be here at the mosque and greet members here in adams before they go in for prayer. stephanie ramirez, wusa 9. >>> senate republicans rolled out their healthcare planned to. big, complicated but we've got the highlights for you. >> reporter: first, pre-existing conditions. under current law the carrier must ensure you, no matter what yourto hisry is. the gop proposal leaves it up to the states to decide. medicaid, the current law proposal removes that expansion. and essential health benefits. current law requires insurers to cover 10 of them like hospital visits and mental healthcare. the gop plan leaves it up to the states to decide what's essential. >> those medicaid cuts, those state opt outs unacceptable for dozens of protesters who crammed the hall outside mitch mcconnell's office. capitol police arr

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. >> police who responded to the incident as an abduction found the tow truck and minivan. the little girl was safe and still sound asleep under blankets by the last row of empty seats. one says she should have known better but she sympathizes too. >> she has to do what she has to do for work. there have been no charges filed against the repo driver. they are working to determine if that mom will be charged. i reached out to domino's, no word coming out from them about this incident. nbc 10 news. >> thank you. >>> south jersey traffic is getting by the scene along northbound route 55. one person was killed when a pickup truck and dump truck collided. they say one of the vehicles was heading the wrong way. let's get an update on roads. >>> technically it's not open. it's just the right shoulder getting by. to the south is where this crash occurred. if you head up 55 you can take this exit ramp. hop back onto 55 they that way. also watch for graffiti removal. it is closed on the connector southbound. it will be there until 2:00 this afternoon. watching big delays with slow mo

police believe she was likely abducted by the man on the right - 26 year old "joel long". it's unclear what relation he may have to the littel girl. kimberly was last seen in smyth county virginia. police believe the suspect may be heading towards roanaoke in a 1998 maroon toyota tacoma with the tags you see here on your screen, v-w-a-4004 call police immediately if you see them.ls developing now.. the police officer who was stabbed in the back inside a fl to recover this morning. the attack now being called "an act of terrorism". alex perez has more on the man who entered the country just days ago. another fundraising record, following the fundraising record, following the ballpark ambush. last night's congressional women's softball game raised more than 300-thousand dollars. that beats last year's record of 215-thousand. there was an emotional moment, as u.s. capitol police officer crystal griner was griner was just released from the hospital, after being shot during last week's ambush. crowds cheered, as she threw out the first pitch. several lawmakers spoke about bipar

. >> a 16-year-old girl tells police she was abducted and assaulted in the city's frankford section last night. the girl said three men wearing black ski maskses drove her to a -- masks grabbed her and drove her to an booeded house a mile away. no arrests have been made. >>> a stepfather is facing several charges in the death of a one-year-old boy. investigators scoured the house on the 1700 block of south conostoga street where police found the body of the child late wednesday he was on the floor with no pulse and pronounced dead at children's hospital a half-hour later. doctors say the infant had multiple bruises and signs of sexual assault, but they are unsure hoe he died. the stepfather faces attempted murder and rape charges for now. >> testimony in bill cosby's trial may wrap up sooner than expected. today prosecutors are expected to focus on cosby's testimony from a civil lawsuit deposition made in 2005 and 2006. they are expected to include an exchange where cosby acknowledges uses quaahludes in his pursuit for sex. the civil lawsuit was setsed for an undisclosed amount while it

and said he flagged down and didn't officer since he was the aware of the call that the child was abductn the vehicle. he said the officer checked the vehicle and spotted the girl's leg. the repo man said he will not be charged. we don't know if any charges will be filed against the mother. the repo man and the mother were cooperating with the investigation. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you katherine. >>> the search for a missing swimmer will resume in mercer county this morning as a recovery mission. the 17-year-old boy is feared dead. the teen went missing in a marsh in roman park in hamilton township. he got caught you mean in a fast moving current. >> we were like this and the current was so strong it took him away from my hand. he went down and going under and gasping for air. >> yesterday was the last day of school in mercer county, but grief counselors will be made available today for students. >> montgomery county authorities are investigating an attempted luring in willow grove. an older model dark blue jeep pulled up to a 12-year-old boy. the driver told th

. >> number two, the abduction phone call, all of those photos you post during your vacation, they'reg social media sites and use those details to trick your family or friend. >> most often thing that you hear is your loved one was involv in an auto accident has been slightly injured, tried to run away and the abducted that people. >> home improvement scams, be weery of landscapers who approach you. with any kind of home improvement project, do your homework. confirm that the company or person you're hiring is properly licensed. look for reviews on line. number four, door to door sales that can be anything from an alarm company to a third party utility provider. >> they're commissioned driven. they have sales quotas they've got to meet. they have hard sales, stress on them. so they may be a little misleading in their presentation to the homeowners. >> beware of scare tactics and don't ever show your utility bill to anyone. if you want to stay on top of the latest scam in your neighborhood happening right now. the better business bureau has a scam tracker and we have a link to that rig

. >>> decided not to press charges against a woman said she was abducted and forced to drive to oregon. deputies found her in koos county. recounted her story. unclear. >>> after receiving nearly $1 million settlement today, underage prostitute going on today. spoke to the media after the social media did the settlement. five facing criminal charges. >> feel happy i can close this chapter and move on with my life. jasmine says she's had gr support from family. plans to return to school and hopes to pursue a career working with animals. >>> new at 11:00, we'll know tomorrow whether president trump will pull out of the paris accord. announced it will be thursday 3:00 p.m. eastern time. move to pull out would honor promise made in the campaign but could strain global alliances, 125 countries adopted the agreement in 2013. >>> ready for basketball? game one between the cavs and dubs on abc7. >> met with the media and mix of funny and very serious. >> sports director larry beil is here. something is overshadowing it tonight. >> situation with lebron for sure. media day, fun moments but lebr

last year there was public outrage over the suspected abductions of publishers whose books were criticalre held on the mainland and forced to make televised confessions. even after their return to hong kong, most have stayed silent about what happened. the hong kong police force have been working on this case and trying to collect evidence and come to a view. but unfortunately, without the co—operation of the people involved, it's just not possible. so do you think it's possible that those hong kong citizens are afraid to speak up about what happened to them, do you think that's a possibility? i don't know. so how many hong kong citizens need to disappear before you start to draw any conclusions about what might be happening to them? i think that is not a fair question. we are not here to quantify that sort of allegation, but if there are worries that have been undue interference into hong kong affairs, which should come under a high degree of autonomy, then the chief executive has to reflect those sentiments and speak up on behalf of the people. yes. so would it be fair to imagine that

. >>> hello again 4:30 and "action news" continues with details on an alleged child abduction in therhawnhurst section. >> and that someone tried to kill a woman shooting her three times from a school bus stop. they don't know why or where the trigger man went. >>> people online called it a dangerous lesson and called police. why the woman allowed a small snake to bite her toddler. >> we begin at 4:30 with a vicious attack on one of society's most vulnerable that has gone viral. this has been seen across the globe over the last 24 hours it shows a teenager punching a mentally challenged man for no reason and now the teens in the clip have been identified. sara bloomquist is live with more on this disturbing crime. >> reporter: sharrie, police have three of those juveniles in custody ranging in age from 12 to 15, they are looking for a fourth a 15-year-old boy in connection with the assault on a mentally challenged man. >> the slow motion video posted to facebook begins with the victim looking into the camera one juvenile winding up and delivers the punch to the victim's face and the

. >>> decided not to press charges against a woman said she was abducted and forced to drive to oregon. deputies found her in koos county. recounted her story. unclear. >>> after receiving nearly $1 million settlement today, underage prostitute going on today. spoke to the media after the social media did the settlement. five facing criminal charges. >> feel happy i can close this chapter and move on with my life. >> jasmine says she's had great support from family. plans to return to school and hopes to pursue a career working with animals. >>> new at 11:00, we'll know tomorrow whether president trump will pull out of the paris accord. announced it will be thursday 3:00 p.m. eastern time. move to pull out would honor promise made in the campaign but could strain global alliances, 125 countries adopted the agreement in 2013. >>> ready for basketball? game one between the cavs and dubs on abc7. >> met with the media and mix of funny and very serious. >> sports director larry beil is here. something is overshadowing it tonight. >> situation with lebron for sure. media day, fun moments bu

we don't know the >>> another developing story out of frankford, abduction and sexual assault ofhat the 16 year-old girl was snatched off thefore 7:00 o'cloe t vehicle and drove her to anproperty on f foulkerod street where the luckily the girl was able to escape to a treated by sexual at trial, today prosecutors arepreh portions of cosby's deposition including his admission that he gave that sedative quaalude to young woman, we will explain, steve keeley out there at the courthouse, steve >> reporter: here we are on friday but don't expect friday to be the even of the trial week, not the end because this trial likely to go tomorrow and a rare saturday session since jury is sequestered and trial moving quicker then judged predicted. prosecution lead witnesses are through, today expect the forensic toxicologist who testified in another big trial in philadelphia, remember kermit gosnell. he will tell the injury bye on the affects of quaalude and other drugs prosecutors accused cosby of using to make woman too week to fight them off. two officers testified one about what cosby told him whe

. >> police think she's been abducted and they're looking for both kimberly long and aid relative, joel long. kimberly is only 4 years old. she lives in virginia. police say the two of them may be traveling toward roanoke. >> virginia state police are asking anyone who sees them to call 911 immediately. the car theyld maroon toyota tacoma. almost 20 years old there. with license plate vwa 4004. again, if you see kimberly or joel long, take a look at their pictures again. call police as soon as you can. >>> it's 5:04. family and friends of a university of virginia student will remember him as a promising young man whose life was cut short. otto warmbier died monday. his funeral is ohio. the 22-year-old just returned to the u.s. after spending more than a year in a north korea pris prison. when he arrived homee he was in a coma. north korean officials say he contracted botulism. but they have not found traces of the illness in his system. >>> a shining example of kindness and openness is how nabra hassanen's friends choose to remember her. not the brutal way she died. >> nabra was caring.

following, just a terrifying ordeal out of frankford police are searching for three suspects behind the abduction, and sexual assault of a teenage girl. philadelphia police say that 16 year-old girl was snatched off the street just before 7:00 o'clock by three men wearing black ski masks, they forced her in the vehicle and drove her to an abandon property on the 1300 block of foulkerod street where the assault took place. the girl was able to escape to a relatives how where she was treated by medics. >>> all right. happening today, day five of the bill cosby sexual assault trial. today prosecutors are expected to continue presenting the jurors with portions of cosby 's deposition, lets get out to steve keeley, with the very latest on all of that, steve. >> reporter: well, what came up, in the cross-examination yesterday may hint about who may come up when the defense starts its case, probably real soon. the prosecution topped witnesses, two police officers testified yesterday reading back cosby's answers right after andrea constand went to police admitting he gave constand and other woman quay li

the abduction, the torture, the targeted killings that we are seeing in chechnya are an affront to the core universal values that all nation states must striving to protect. the u.s. has -- strive to protect. the u.s. has a long history of speaking out on behalf of persecuted minorities and that is what we are doing here today. we cannot end injustice everywhere. but we can expose it. we can bring it to the world's attention. and in so doing, give hope to its innocent victims. i ask all members to speak clearly and to speak unanimously in condemning this violence. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: all time being yielded back, the question is, will the house suspend the rules and agree to house resolution 351. as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the resolution is agreed to. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the able. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 8, rule 20, proceedings will resume on motion

they told police he was abducted just before:00 tonight orthodox and trenton avenue.he victim told officers three men wearing ski mask forced her into a vehicle and sexually assaulted her. he was able to sdaip and run to relative's home. no arrests were made. >>> cosby may not testify in the sexual assault trial but his words were read into the trial. they were from interview the entertaining gave to cheltenham contact police in 20003. it details his -- jurors are expected to hear more of cosb cosby's 200 5 tem tomorrow. >> former fbi director james comey says the russia investigation caught him his job. comey testifiedd in the the the snats committee the president told him to close app investigation against michael flynn and launched cam pain of lies to discredit him. >> i was fired in some way to change or endeavor was to change the way the russian investigation was being conducted. that's a big deal. the administration then chose to defame me and more importantly the fbi. those were lies, plain and simple. >> i gaminger from all this that you're willing to say, now

. >> number two, the abduction phone calls. all the photos that you posted during your vacations, scammers are using those details to help trick your family and friends. >> the most often theme that you hear is your loved ones was involved in an autoaccident, tried to run away or somebody has they need to pay for what they did. >> number three, home improvement scams. be weary of landscapers who approached you with our yard and any kind of home improvement projects, do your homework and confirm the company or person you are hiring is properly licensed and look for reviews online. number four, door-to-door sales, can be anything from an alarm company to a third party, utility provider. >> they are commission driven and sales quotas that they got to meet. they have hard sales stress on them. they maybe miss leading in their presentation to the homeowners. >> be wear of scare tactics and don't show your utility bill to anyone. >> if you want to stay on top of the latest scams in your neighborhood, the better business burrow has a

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. >> a 16-year-old girl tells police she was abducted and sexually assaulted in the frankford section. it happened on lesher street last night. the man grabbed her and drove her to a abandoned home less than a mile away. the girl escaped and ran to a relative's home. medics treated her, while no arrests have been made. >>> a stepfather from southwest philadelphia is facing several charges in the death of a 1-year-old boy. investigators scoured a house in the 1700 block of south conostoga street that's where the police found the body of the child late wednesday he was pronounced dead at children's hospital. he had multiple bruises and signs of sexual assault. they are unsure how the infant died. the stepfather faces attempted murder and rape charges. >>> testimony in cost -- cosby's sexual assault trial may wrap up today. cosby acknowledged in his pursuit of women for sex. the lawsuit was brought by andrea constan who said that cosby drugged and assaulted her back in 2004. the civil lawsuit was settled for an undisclosed amount. it currently remains to be seen how the jury will decide

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the abduction came amid a wave of murders of mexican journalists. this is frida urtiz, salvador adama's wife. >> all journalists in mexico are scared. they go to this constantly. today we should not be separated. we should be united. we have different opinions, but we should be united so no other salvador goes missingng. amy:y: mexico's national commission on human rights reports over 120 journalists have been killed in mexico since 2000. also in mexixico, the uniteded nanations has lalaunched a$1$18 million campaign to support central american unaccompanied migrant chchildrenen. the offifi of the u.n.n. high commissionerer for human rights says the fund will help protect children escaping g sexual violence, extortion, and forced conscription into criminal gangs. this is ema, a honduran child who fled to mexico. >> we can't live in honduras anymore. there are many people leaving the country for the same reason -- crime. the gangs are bad. there are deaths of innocent people, children. we cannot live in honduras anymore. amy: the unhcr says more than

she called police and they were treating this as an abduction early on. the minivan was on the back of a tow truck at 50th and woodlands about a mile and a half away from where it had been parked. the little girl was still in the back unharmed. the man who repossessed the car says he had no idea she was inside. >> i panicked because that's, you know, i'm not a parent, but that would probably freak me out. >> reporter: and the tow truck driver just leaving special victims unit right now. the mother was brought here as well. the d.a.'s office is going to be investigating that mother and the repo driver. they will decide if charges will be filed. one of the questions that we had early on thisow did he not realize that child was in the back of that mini van? we'll let him explain when i see you again at 5:30. reporting live, i'm pamela osborn, nbc 10 news. >>> we're tracking tropical storm cindy. >> you can see it churning along the gulf coast. the storm is expected to make landfall near the texas/louisiana border this morning and it's being blamed already fo

they told police he was abducted just before:00 tonight orthodox and trenton avenue. the victim told officers three men wearing ski mask forced her into a vehicle and sexually assaulted her. he was able to sdaip and run to relative's home. no arrests were made. >>> cosby may not testify in the sexual assault trial but his words were read into the trial. they were from interview the entertaining gave to cheltenham contact police in 20003. it details his -- jurors are expected to hear more of cosb cosby's 200 5 tem tomorrow. >> former fbi director james comey says the russia investigation caught him his job. comey testifiedd in the the the snats committee the president told him to close app investigation against michael flynn and launched cam pain of lies to discredit him. >> i was fired in some way to change or endeavor was to change the way the russian investigation was being conducted. that's a big deal. the administration then chose to defame me and more importantly the fbi. those were lies, plain and simple. >> i gaminger from all this that you're willing to say, n

he is charged with abducting and killing her. >>> police need help identifying the man in a dark shirt. a person of interest in a child sex abuse incident. happened at north carolina avenue south ease monday. if you know who this person is, you're asked to contact police. >>> now to allegations of grade tampering at prince george's schools. they voted for external review of the school system. the board will hire an independent investo that person will report to the state superintendent of schools. whistleblowers say over three years teachers changed grades to boost graduation rates. >> one teacher who spoke exclusively with news4 said investigators won't find a paper trail to change grades. only see this on news4. the school system denies any organized effort to boost graduation rates with grades students didn't earn and teachers we spoke with say instead of written orders, teachers used pressure and innuendo to get kids over the line. she asked we not identify her. >> if you don't change the grade, don't give the work, your principal has the authority to do what's called administrativ

then threatened to abduct her if she stopped sending them.yatt will be zen sentenced in august. >>> great us in for a bucks county teenager battling a degenerative eye disease. we have been following the story of ajlowe thanks to help from the community he's about to get exactly what he needs to correct his vision and see again. fox 29's shawnette wilson has the details. >> makes me feel glad. >> reporter: 14-year-old aj at a graduation tonight at his school faith christian academy in sellersville. he's not a senior but he's there because the school is honoring him with a special gift. >> our family of students and parents and alumni, grandparen grandparents, friends, staff and faculty raised over $16,000. [ applause ] >> reporter: the school's head master ryan climber presented aj and his family with a check to pay for a pair of e sight glasses that cost $15,000. climber saw story i did with aj2 weeks ago. about a degenerative eye disease he has called star guard it's progressive and will eventually completely take away his central vision, a

they were on their way to speak with detectives about his son's abduction when the shooting went down. the whole ordeal was traumatic. >> sit issing in the police suv like this. >> absolutely it was. >> the shooting happened on june 8th. the officer tried to pat down jones, but jones broke free after a struggle and that's when the officers shot three times. >>> turning to your weather now and a live look at university city. really comfortable out there. meteorologist glenn schwartz joining with us your most accurate forecast. i wish this could last awhile. >> we have had a pretty nice day after the early morning showers. and we're going to have another spectacular day tomorrow. this is ocean city, new jersey, and you can see just a few folks left on the beach. it was all a lot more crowded a couple hours ago. pretty good beach conditions overall. high today was 80. that's pretty cool for a sunny afternoon in late june. got a couple showers down in central and southern delaware. got some more up in northern pennsylvania heading in the general direction of the poconos and burkes county.

police believe she was likely abducted by the man on the right - 26 year old "joel long". it's unclear what relation he may have to the littel girl. kimberly was last seen in smyth county, virginia. police believe the suspect may be heading towards roanaoke in a 1998 maroon toyota tacoma with the tags you see here on your screen, v-w-a-4004 call police immediately if you see them. seven is on your side with a health alert this morning possibly unclean medical equipment- prompting a warning! this happened at largo medical center. in a statement- we were told a piece of "endoscopy" equipment had a defect that may have prevented it from being properly disinfected. 23 patients are now being contacted about the matter. doctors think the risk of illnes asked to come in for some screening. no details were given about the possible defect. new this morning.. the prince william county school system now has an expanded anti-discrimination policy. last night the school board approved protections for l-g-b-t students and employees. the vote was five-to-three. the change offers blanket

. >>> philadelphia police are investigating the abduction of a 11-year-old girl in the rhawnhurst section of the city today. the girl tells police that a man forced her into a black car as she walked to woodrow wilson middle school along font street. she was later dropped off at the intersection of cotman. police say she was not hurt. >> the bucks county prisoner on the run since sunday is back in custody tonight. "action news" was there as daniel selby jr. was transported from warrington police headquarters to the first court hearing and police found selby before 1:00 this afternoon and hiding in bushes near the corner of county like road and tulip drive. selby's father daniel selby sr. is arrested for helping his son evade police. philadelphia police are trying to track down a fourth suspect in the purging of a mentally challenging man on memorial day. video of this attack has gone viral. and "action news" reporter sara bloomquist is live at northwest detective headquarters. sara what is the latest on this? >> jim, tonight authorities here have three juveniles in custody, three boys ran

. >>> kris, a southern california uber driver under arrest this morning accused of abducting a passenger and sexually assaulting her. investigators say over the weekend he drove a 26-year-old woman passed out in his car to a north hollywood motel. they believe the woman was drinking and lost consciousness. a former neighbor says she cannot believe he's in custody. >> i'm comfortable with him around my daughter. he was never disrespectful. >> the suspect is a former fe n felon. uber stated to our sister station in l.a., quote, no person should ever have to experience a violent ak that has been reported to police. we are working with the los angeles police department to fully support their investigation and the driver has been banned from the uber app. >>> it is 4:56 now. california's rural roads are falling apart and that is putting drivers at risk. 38% are this poor condition making them the second most deadly rural roads in the nation according to trip, a national nonprofit research group. it blames a backlog of maintenance. >> this is how you start off the day, pleasant, nice. >> cloud

he was found giuilty of keling sierra lamar and abducting three other women. the defense wanted the jury to remember the poverty and abuse that he suffered as a child, but the prosecution wanted the jury to remember of the cruelty to the family, because the body of sierra lamar is still miss iing. >> we have heard about them before and now again. mountain lions on the prowl. two sights in san carlos last night. and maryann favro is there with the latest. we know that when they come out, the mountain lions are looking for a meal. >> yes, they are hungry, as you can imagine, peggy. we are right up gaiagainst the mountain, so it is not unusual to have the mountain lion sighting. but the first one was before 9:00 as a woman called sheriff's deputy saying that there was a large mountain lion walking in front of her vehicle on crest view drive. and the then an hour later, a man reported a mountain lion at his carport on britton avenue. the sheriff's deputies said that the lion left on its own, and one had it in the preserve, but prompted people to be a little bit mo

last year there was public outrage over the suspected abductions of publishers whose books were criticalainland and forced to make televised confessions. even after their return to hong kong, most have stayed silent about what happened. the hong kong police force have been working on this case and trying to collect evidence and come to a view. but unfortunately, without the co—operation of the people involved, it's just not possible. so do you think it's possible that those hong kong citizens are afraid to speak up about what happened to them, do you think that's a possibility? i don't know. so how many hong kong citizens need to disappear before you start to draw any conclusions about what might be happening to them? i think that is not a fair question. we are not here to quantify that sort of allegation, but if there are worries that have been undue interference into hong kong affairs, which should come under a high degree of autonomy, then the chief executive has to reflect those sentiments and speak up on behalf of the people. yes. so would it be fair to imagine that you might have a

last year, there was public outrage over the suspected abduction of publishers whose books are critical of chinese leaders. they were held on the mainland and forced to make televised confessions. even after their return to hong kong, most have stayed silent about what happened. force hong kong police has been working on this case and trying to collect evidence. unfortunately, without the cooperation of the people involved, it is not possible. reporter: do you think it is possible those hong kong citizens are afraid to speak up about what happened to them? do think that is a possibility? >> i don't know. i don't know. reporter: how many hong kong citizens need to does appear before you draw conclusions about what might be happening to them? youeed to disappear before draw conclusions about what might be happening to them? >> that is not a fair question. if they are worried about interference with hong kong affairs of the witch should come at that time may the chief executives have to reflect those sentiments and speak up on behalf of the people. reporter: imagine you might have a conver

she called police, they initially treated this as an abduction. they trackeddo the minivan a short time later. it was only about a mile and a half away. the tow truck driver said there was a lot going on when he repossessed that car. he did check the vehicle and what he saw was two car seats in the back. >> as i was driving away i heard everybody screaming. again, like i said, it's not something out of the normal. obviously everybody is screaming and running after you down the street. itis something i see on a daily basis. got out of the truck through all the heavy tint and checked in and i didn't see a child. later to find out that child was underneath a sheet which looked like to be a box underneath the sheet. >> and again, he was saying that he was not able to check the vehicle again while those people were yelling but the first time he had an opportunity he did stop and take a look in the back of that minivan. the little girl was still asleep in the back that minivan. she was okay. as we come back out here live you can see the repo man still o

threatened to abduct her if she didn't. he met that girl online. under a plea agreement, the 25-year-old will spend eight years in prison and have to register as a sex offender. >>> physical councilman david oh back to work today after a terrifying encounter. a man tried to rob him outside his home wednesday night. he stabbed oh in the side and took off running. the councilman was treated for his injuries back to business at his office inside city hall. >>> and bucks county, acme grocery store received serious damage when the roof caught fire. the store on bristol road. no one injured. they're working to find out what caused it. >>> when we come back, the local restaurant that served children a glassful of chemicals instead of apple juice, and it won't face any charges. >>> an allentown teenager searching for his match. no romance. next how this tip could help save his life. >>> and why a group of wizards is descending upon centre city. ♪ having a baby. caring for your parents. learning you have a condition. these are moments when people realize th

the suspect was found guilty as well as trying to abduct three o other women. and now they have to decide if he should face the death penalty or life imprisonment in patrol. the prosecution painted the crime as especially cruel to the family, and that the body of 15-year-old sierra lamar is still missingingz >>> definitely not a house cat. two mountain lion sight iing in san mateo county. maryann favro is live with the reaction. maryann? >> the first sighting before 10:00 last night, and a woman saw a mountain lion crossing in front of the her on crest view drive, and the second sighting because couple of hours later when a man saw a mountain lion near his carport on britain avenue. the san mateo sheriff's deputy said that in both cases the mountain lion left on his own, and one had it in the open ridge reserve, but still, some were trying to be more cautious today. >> i was walkinging the dog in hills and it was this the back of my mind, but they keep away from people. >> reporter: san mateo sheriff deputies say that if you see a mountain lion, don't run, face

sixteen year old girl told police she was abducted last night at orthodox and trenton avenue. the girl said three men wearing ski masks forced her into a vehicle and sexually assaulted her, and then abandon property, the teen said she managed to escape and run to relative's home. so far no arrest haves been made. >> to a "eyewitness news" exclusive, philadelphia wells fargo employee is facing charges for bank fraud. this is hasante, employee of the wells farring on on adam avenue, facing charges for alleged identity theft and bang fraud, accused of depositing fraudulent checks. she engaged in the scheme with other, the pennsylvania attorney general's office is investigating the case. >> prosecutors in the bill cosby sexual assault trial are expected to focus today on sections of the deposition cosby provided more than decade ago. the 79 year old cosby may not testify in this trial which makes his 2005 deposition important for jurors, reportedly includes details on cosby's use of quaaludes. earlier this week his accuser andrea constand said she was unable to fight off his advan

the campaign to protect the rule of law, to protect due process, to stop people being abducted on the kong with the chief executive turning and looking the other way, i think all that is really, really important and i don't think the rest of the world should ignore it. i think the way that china keeps its commitments and pledges in hong kong will tell people an awful lot about whether china can be trusted in this century. earlier i spoke to our correspondent juliana liu about the unrest that has been building there. we expect more protest to come but we don't think the president will come face—to—face with any of these demonstrators. he will be a writing around midday, he will be taken by motorcade — lots of security — to the area just behind me. he has a future it in his itinerary. according to the apple daily newspaper he will meet the palace museum in beijing, which was set up in hong kong, he will look at transport links between hong kong and china, he will be attending celebration events. of course, the major event is saturday morning when he will swear in the next chief executiv

she told police she was abducted before 7:00 last night at orthodox street and trenton avenue in frankford. the girl told officers that three men wearing ski masks forced her into a vehicle and sexually assaulted her, and then abandoned property, she said she was able to escape and run to relative's home. so far, no arrest haves been made. >> it is day five of the bill cosby sexual assault trial. and today the prosecution will read more in cosby's deposition more than decade old. excerpts are expected to include an exchange where cosby acknowledges using quaaludes in his pursuit of women for sex. yesterday they red portions of the deposition where he admits giving pills to andrea constand and then fondling her. >> he has a pattern of behavior that is consistent throughout all of the 60 women. >> came here to hear it for myself, before anybody spins it, before anybody says anything else, i'm in the courtroom. nobody was there to see any of this happen. so it is all hearsay. >> cosby of course is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting constand at his montgomery county home at his home i

the campaign to protect the rule of law, to protect due process, to stop people being abducted on thets of hong kong with the chief executive looking the other way, all thatis executive looking the other way, all that is really, really important and i don't think the rest of the world should ignore it. the way that china keeps its commitments and pledges in hong kong will tell people an awful lot about whether china can be trusted in this century. 0ur correspondent in hong kong isjuliana liu. shejoins me now. thank you forjoining us. it will be a very busy day in hong kong. that's right, rico. the chinese president is expected to arrive around midday and in the lead up to his arrival there have been small guerrilla style protests every day. the last protest happened overnight in the area behind me when 26 protest is scrambled up that sculpture demanding greater political rights for hong kong and the unconditional release of the chinese dissident. the latest is this group of 26 people, most of them young people haven't been released, they are still in detention. we are expecting more p