>>vi ty nnhe wt m ar' t eran abt t dtrt.et f crtiemlsro fm m memesangeyi' b inoudiri. stan l u ow >>an: hm i se u . >>vi a i is ea athe cditear a t ste >>an: hm dad: mn,hiisow le bfit t naonwee et scni. 'rinhe nt othste.e' a puleta sithod ar re >>an: a y gna doe yo? >>vi y kw,ouea t do on outh mh st amdammm. dad:n sen e d yoreeay ssna aut sobo. amdaye. >>vi b w ai tnk atn doemt did unison me bak huli) dad:heowcaus amdai anwh wldt keoromneo t ur doemt?'murusyo ju he he wofaor outh? >>vi lvee on h's th (cckng >>vi f w? amdaye, gh tt wod kehestd arfr e he pbay ty acal d tt.el y veetond umso he a wt u inabt m an a h y tnke pren yr rt dad:e'bierha li, gh >>an: ah >>vi ithbenng u, u,ouhi, u owwe, it mbeuscebry na i.,ute'sang loofhis ateoe e we. d y lk t, e ads t plsig noonheeplin de th'rpelehoren e ouid rht amdaye >>vi ty' nerel ofceefe. >>an: hm dad:nd tnkeoe e, e okg fkshore suesuln e ive de anhonghatrslesnt mae e esen b, u ow >>an: m. >>vi is rl athg cahaenwee en caidesisanfa roho t pce a it sllar. >>an: thru y'r gh hisutok a mbe sanghis atth ppl han'co o a sd,ut doouhi t

they did not aids or questions abt cody dvers we back behind the wheel following accidents, but we are following how manyy did not say drivers were back behind the wheel following accidents, but we are following up. how will the new version of the pepco-excelon merger affect you? d.c. mayor muriel bowser say could help you including more money and job creation. jay: city leaders gathered tuesday for a major and a smith, a deal struck to resurrect pepco's larger with exelon. the public service commission rejected the deal earlier this year, saying it would not be in the public interest. city leaders believe they have negotiated a much better deal. mayor bowser: regardless of the merger, pepco would seek to increase rates. investelon has agreed to $78 million in the district, including no rate increase until 2019 and promoting environmental sustainability. >> d.c. got a good deal that looks out for the ratepayers on day one with an immediate credit, and forbearance for rate increases for at least three years. che hopesilwoman mary that people are not fooled by the short-term promises. >>

we will come back and ou abt where that sto>> and er in yalty g ♪ can't afford to let heartburn get inhe way? try nexium 24hr, now the #1 selling brand for frequent heartburn. get complete protection with the new leader in frequent heartburn. that's nexium level protection. what m takeshermacare different? two words: it heals. how? with heat. unlike cs reamand rubs that mask the pain, thcaermare has patented heat cells that penetrate deep to increase circulation and accelerate healing. let's review: heat, plal the proof that it heals is you. the washington post endorses democrat jeremy mcpike for nate. applauding mcpike's "ideas about getting traffic moving." the post warns republican hal parrish9w "holds rigid positions against medicaid expansion and common-sense gun safety." and parrish was the deciding vote toth clinics in manassas forcing women to go elsewhere for cancer screenings and birth control. jerecpmy mike is the better choice. i'm jeremy mcpike, candidate for state senate and i sponsored this ad. >>> police say a shooting happened with in the hour on edson place. we have a

. >> on average opportunities take abt 112 tests between pre-k and 12th grade. that's 20 to 25 hours of standardized testing a year. the new plan includes limiting testing and taking into account classroom work. >> we're going to work with states, teachers and parents to make sure that we're not obses obsessing about testing. >> teachers groups and union groups have spent years against tests like this. >> this is one of the weakest ways to assess student learning and student knowledge. earlier this year 95% of students at a seattle high school refused to take an exam to measure progress. >> when we set up the test here at garfield high school, we didn't plan it, but we had amazing support from our parents and students. >> some educators say that the tests work. >> i'm for standardized testing mostly because it gives us a common understanding of the skill level that students need to meet or exceed per grade level. >> this pass for new state examples were rolled out in math and reading, about 12 million students and half the states took those tests. al jazeera. >>

we got rod talking all abt the kids and even acting like one himself. >> now this is your 29th album. what inspired you to write this? there he goes! it's your turn to fall back now. that would be funny. we can show that to your mom. >> and that was just the beginning of our wild interview. >> "e.t." is turning 35his year. >> really? >> 35 years old. this is your first appearance. >> shut up! can't be. >> look at this guy. >> yeah. that sour life blood. since then for you? >> i have more children. eight children.. and you recorded this album at home. >> the kids were running in and telling me what they think which is usually bubbish, dad. thas not true. but it's just a wonderful environment. >> do you think i'm sexy? >> we loved your car pool kararae. eight million youtube viewings. what was that like doing that? >> i haven't seen it. >> you haven't seen it? >> i can't standatching mysetf on televisiom. >> i just totally showed you a clip then. >> that was a while ago. >> come on, you're forever young. sunshine and happiness follow you when you're far from home forever young forever y

kasich: everything is a tough sell when you are lk abt ob pits d warfare. the upside -- we should have a no-fly zone. to enforce that no-fly zone, it would be our air force or whoever ith c maintain that no-fly zone. if isis would intend to invade, it would then require us to be involved with, perhaps, boots on the ground in a coalition. in terms of the russians saying you have no right to put one up, we should put one of. if they violate it, there will be very secure -- severe consequences. no more red lines, no more weakness. josh m.: a lot of people going to the assad regime as a very dangerous one. a lot of people say the world is safer with saddam hussein and bin laden in it. gov. kasich: asa -- assad has to go. i did not want us to be directly involved in this. i think we should have supported the rebels long time ago to remove assad. we are going to have to deal with isis. there is no two ways about it. they are spreading their either pay me more later or pay me now. i' m in favor of action now. sanctuary for pelen syria and to be able to say that we

abt gram saying she is seven and a half months pregnant. she already has a 6-year-old son. >>> and there's another 30 minutes of 7news ahead. >> 7news at 6:00 start right now. >> flames shooting into the air after a gas main explosion in medfield, homes and playing fields evacuated. and rows shot down. and a teacher accused of sending obscene photos of himself to a student. who tipped off police. and the patriots ready to tackle the team that kicked off deflate gate scandal. pressed by 7news. >>> highs in the upper 60s. a front passing through and now we see the temperatures start their downward trend. >> and massachusetts grad student buys the most popular web site in the world. how much he paid and what happened next. 7news at 6:00 starts now. >> and we begin with breaking news at 6:00. partnership that shooting 30 feet into the air after a gas main explodes in medfield. roads reclosed right now, and people have been forced out of their homes. >> looks pretty scary there, but so far no injuries have been reported. susan tran is live in me

but how do oakland *residents feel abt where the city >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf gives her inauguralte of the city address tonight but how do oakland residents feel about where that city is going? we'll share results of an exclusive kpix 5/surveyusa poll tonight. that story and much more coming up tonight at 5:00. >>> a little rain out there, right? >> a lot of rainbows. check out our facebook page. you will see them. or go outside. >> good idea. >> a beautiful look at the bay, folks. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,, ♪ [ bell ringing ] [ horn honks ] >> julius: [ grunts angrily ] >> vivienne: well, obviously you're still upset. i was hoping that you'd had a good night's sleep. >> julius: good night's sleep? [ scoffs ] tossed and turned all night. i mean, what maya's asking nicole -- i mean, it's unnatural! asking your sister to have your husband's child? come on. >> vivienne: well, i don't think maya and her husband see it that way. nicole, either, or she would never have agreed to do this for them. >> julius: yeah. well, if you ask me, maya's poised on t

. >>> anotherecall to tellou abt at honda. 143,000 cars in the united ates have a software problem that could cause the front wheels to lock. the recall covers honda civic model years 2014 and 2015 and the 2015 model of honda's smallest car, the honda fit. honda says the faulty software exposes the drive pulley shaft to more stress than it was built to handle. the automaker says no crashes or injuries have been linked to the problem. recall notices are expected to go out later this month. you may recall last month, honda recalled some 18,000 cars because of stalling engines. >>> all right, we want to go back to the big story of the day. and it is the weather. the jersey shore not taking any can chances as a weekend-long coastal storm moves through through and that means wind, rain, and a possibility of flooding. pablo gutierrez joins us live from sea bright with what they're doing to prepare. and we've already seen some flooding today, pablo. >> reporter: that's right, and residents here in sea bright are definitely not breathing with a sigh of relief. although this is not the one-two p

isis targets every day, but the obama administration is frustrated by the glacial rate of progress and abt to ramp up the war in ways that could increase the risk of american combat casualties. one plan would use aapache helicopter gunships, which are much more vulnerable to ground fire than jet aircraft, to fly missions in support of iraqi troops trying to retake the city of ramadi. other proposals would incncase the n nber of american advisers in iraq and place them closer to the front lines. as defense secretary carter made clear in congressional testimony, there is a new sense of urgency about deeffect isis. >> i can't tell you how long it will take, but i think that it needs to be soon,hich is why 're so intent upon strengthening our effort. >> reporter: last week, master sergeant joshua wheeler became the first american killed in wounded in a raid on an isis prison. and carter said there would be more special operations raids to come. that signals a fundamental change in what had been until now a war of attrition. airstrikes kill enemy fighters and destroy their equipment without dis

if you're not getting the relief you need... asyouroctor abt orena. orencia. see your ra in a different way. >>> finally, it's one thing to talk about the gap in power between men and women. it's another to see it before your eyes. that's the idea behind a thought-provoking new campaign that's making its point with help from photo shop. here is stephanie gosk. >> reporter: the "elle" assembles and doctored the photos, showing lonely women at the top. editor lorraine candy. >> there is a huge gender gap around the world in places of power. >> reporter: take away male counterparts in the uk parliament. >> it's shocking actually. until you see it, you don't realize. >> reporter: the same for entertainment and world leaders. the statement "elle" is making is loud and clear. >> it just isn't fair women aren't there. because of our gender we aren't paid the same, recognized the same or promoted the same. >> reporter: we looked at u.s. political leadership. here is the 114th congress freshmen class. candidates for president democrats and republicans. it's lit up the

the independent commission that over vsees sentences talking abt how long they will have to serve and two years of prison time for drug offenses but people sentenced to life means they will know freedom, part of the reason is money. the u.s. spends $80 billion a year on prisons and they are over crowded. almost half of the inmates are there on drug charges. congress is considering lowering the penalties further but that has its critics. >> it's going to drive the crime rate up because these people are unfortunately they are going to go back many of them to what they did previously and that is victimize the public by selling heroin, meth and crack and poisons that destroy people's lives. >> reporter: those who get out are sent back to prison and lord knows the challenges they are facing. >> with me in his life his support system he can go anywhere and you can call me and i'm there so i'm going to be tied like this. i got to make sure it's right so he is going to be good, i promise you that. he ain't got no choice but to do the right thing. >> reporter: after 21 years of thinking there

eanwhile..formerouse seakedennishastrt plade guity todayfor into fedal investigors abt planso pasomeone had wroged point 5 milion dolls in hh money. part the pledeal...htertould seve a pson seence. th entencg da is scduled for february 29th. jt in tay... the depu ben fields inouth carola who ammed a male studento theround s fired today. t video fm moay sws offir b fildslathe stuent t the flo and draher acss e clasrm befor aestng r for disturbing a ma class.iel was inially suendewithout paythe b-i, t jusce partmenand e stateaw eorceme hav opnedsepare invesigatins in he btal take dn. aaciallchard hally brawl sleft som lingringffec on west s mnes gh scool. it ppened avall hig hol back n frury... and ws cughtn cel phoncama. nowparents an studentsre cing togeth to e if diussons abut rac ar leadinto proess. sdents are endi time clas dicusinstereoypes, an e cultes that ist the hallways. lt nit princil tim ller emasiz the imptancof brang kindns anrespt. says t goais to impre acctance of all the differencest valley 'were big scol. thes no doubabot it. youbri 2000 ople togeer andou kn anoer 0 sta

company's data is securere the possibibity of a breach can quickly become the only thing you think abt. that's where at&t can help. at at&t mitor our network traffic mitigating risks across your business. leaving you free to focus on what matters most. we sent two women into a real guys night out to see if they could find the guy who uses just for men. it's me. no way. i d no clue. just for men gives you a natural ay-free look inust 5 minutes. it lks really good. great looking hair made easy. >> pelley: oprahinfrey is going on a diet again, this time for a ton of money. today s s spent $43 million for a 10% steak in weight watchers. she says that she plans to use the company's mobilepp andwork with a personal coach. the deal, though is already paying off. ares of weight watater doubled today. amazon thinks it knows a fake when it sees one. it is suing more than 1,000 people, accusing them of making money by giving rave reviews online about products that they've never tried. amazon says it undermines trust. and new yorkers are apparently genuinely fond of their dog a survey out today by

. >> are we going to >> wwill talk abt it.

ask yo docr abt stara. the triple choice sale. big for a limited time, you can choose up to 48 months interest-free financing on a huge selection of tempur-pedic models. or choose to save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. you can even choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular stearns & foster mattresses. the triple choice sale -- on now at sleep train. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>darya:, skydivers have attested to beat the old record part warmer a soldier home, and alabama, the specialists manage to catch his whole family off guard. >>james: things will be moving out at that point is what we're saying on the radar right now let's begin in the south bend and show everyone with the red has gone thinking of activity in the los gatos exacta with our were going to have been 15 minutes ago was so this hours hanging in the hills heading in the direction of los gatos that is actually happening san jose downtown poughkeepsie mike showers we see that on r

days before he announced he wasn't,t,m, i talked to a lot of close friends and family and, and i was abt 99% certain that he was going to run. >>amanda: wow, you were that confident. >>kevin: mmhmm. >>amanda: we actually do have a picture of the two of you from this is the 2008 season. >>kevin: mmhmm. >>amanda: so, on a personal level what was your relationship like with joe biden? >>kevin: well, i, i've joked to people, but there's some truth in it. he kind of regresses when he's around me. (chuckling) >>kevin: the last time i saw him, well, we had lunch a couple of weeks and, and we played with his dog quite awhile and the time before that i saw him he put me in a headlock (chuckling) >>amanda: mmhmm. >>kevin: and that was in the white house. so we've just had a longstanding friendship and relationship and it goes back for over a decade so >>amanda: and why did you then decide to get involved with his super pac here and try to get him some support? >>kevin: well, like a lot of our fellow endorsers of the effort we, we have a good relationships with him. we trust him. and we thought tha

(narration o)in recent years, medical groups have disagreed abt when to start screening and how often to do it. a major task force has suggested mammography every other year starting at 50. the american cancer society previously recommended annual screening beginning at 40. (graphic 1)today's new guidelines recommend women of average risk be screed: - annually starting at 45 - then every two years starting at 55 (american cancer society) (narration three)dr. kevin oeffinger of memorial sloan kettering cancer center chaired the idelines panel. (4142) from 45 on, we felt that annual mammography gave usur best chance of both reduci premature mortality and balancing out the potential harms associated with mammography.(narrati four)those harms include false alarms leading to unnecessary biopsies and surgery.(begin graphic 2)estimated fetime risk of dying from breast cancer is 2.7 percent witho screening, and 1.8-1.9 percent th today's new guidelines. (narration five)the cancer society left room for screening women younger than 45.(sot, oeffinin 4133) between 40 and 44, breast cancer is les

ask your doctor abt the proven full >>> to the index. a deadly explosion near bend, oregon. two people killed on the firing range inside a world war ii tank. they were taking part in a video shoot. investigators are on the scene. >>> a new headline about mistakes in the o.r. researchers studying surge littles at mass general revealing drug-related medical mistakes in nearly half of the operations they studied. they suggest similar results could come at other top hospitals. drug labels, incorrect dosages and needed medications not given. >>> and a royal moment in virginia. prince har and first lady michelle obama thrilled right there during a special visit. the two were in awe because they were watching wounded warriors play basketball. the prince reminding us all to honor our wounded veterans. >>> when we come back, the apologies are coming in tonight, so, what really happened at the world series last night? but twice? how muchch proteinoes your dog food have? 18%? 20? nutrient-dense purina one true instinct with real salmon and tuna has 30% protein. support your active dog'

how did you go from that, like, team at school to the abt? how did you get into ballet then? >> i had that same coach at the middle school drill team. she said, you have the physique of a ballerina and a lot of potential, so i went to the boys' and girls' club where they were offering free ballet classes, took my first class there. i trained for four years and a.b.t. took me into the company. i was 17 when i moved to new york and joined the studio company, 19 when i joined the main company. >> stephen: as the first african-american principal ballerina for a.b.t. and one of the only african-american prima ballerinas in the world, did you feel a cultural burden in achieving this? >> i've always felt very comfortable and it's felt very organic for me to speak about race because i understand the importance of bringing more so it's never felt to me like a burden or anything i was putting on. it was this voice inside of me i needed to get out to represent so many people who have come before me, which a ballerina's tale is so much a part of sharing the history of african-american ba

he spoke to health officials abt drug.ning take on thursday when five of their classmates were taken to the hospital. marcus wahl ton the students hat ed the prescription scan aq. >> it is an everyplace demmic. it is a serious public health issue. >>reporter: health officials issued a warning after a counterfeit version hit the streets. three people with the scan aq have been hospitalized and one person linked to the drug died. as for the difference of the drug, they may look alike, but don't be fooled. this prescription acts as a sedo have patients manage anxiety. this is cut with much more dangerous. >> it is a very strong opioid. >>reporter: parents had questions and concerns about prescription drug use in school. we took those concerns for the county. >> it is absolutely a problem. >>reporter: we wanted to know two things. if there was were related to what happened into the high school. >> we don't know if these two incidents are related whatsoever. >>reporter: if they could have been laced with more than scan aq. >> w

we're going to be to be good abt this and move on. >> appreciate your strength, sir. >> stephen: you'ved. >> yes. >> stephen: how come you've 95 gone into the, like, super downward spiral where you end up behind the music or something like that? why do you seem like a fairly-- >> behind the music. >> stephen: whatever. they have one of those for actors, right? >> sure, shoe, what happens. >> stephen: behind the camera. behind the kraft service table. how did you keep it screwed on, man? >> it's-- my mother. 100%. my mother. >> stephen: really? >> i would not be the person they am today. ( cheers and applause ) both internally and, you know, where i am in my career if it hadn't been for my mom. >> stephen: she kept you grounded? >> yeah, she was obsessed with keeping me grounded. she drilled humility into me. >> stephen: let's talk about what you're doing now. you're mr. big-- >> i'm not mr. big anything, sir. >> stephen: yes, you are. >> let's get that-- let's get that straight. >> stephen: you have your only company, spectra. >> spectra vision. >> stephen: you make horror movies. >> co

. >>>> what abt her? >> jimmy: she's a ratthat one, right? >> star was so interesting. she always loved her designer clothes and her wiglets. one time she coughed up a hairball and there was a label on it. that was a bad day for her.r. >> jimmy: when you left two years ago, they're like, okay, whatever. i don't know who decided whatever. >> whatever, whatever. >> jimmy: whatever. but then somebody had to pick up the phone and say, joy, will y place come back? >> yes, hillary esty, she's back stage, she begged me on her knees which is where i want these executives to be. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> no, i love her, she's a great girl. she's the one who came and got me ck. >> jimmy: i think that was very smart. i thought that was huge mistake when you left the show. i honestly do. >> thank you. >> jimmy: di whoopi notice that you were gone? >> no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: she did not. >> she's like -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimimmy: whpi's a lot of fun. >> whoopi and i are like this. >> jimmy: she's the greatest. >> i came back because of the politics. this i

get back at the top of the hour, khloe kardhian is now breaking her silence, what she's saying n now abt love and lamar.. >>> coming up, "good morning to you by cignas together, august the way. ahh... yeah! ahh... ahh... ah. you probably say it a million times a day. ahh... ahh! ahh... ahh! but at cigna, we want to helpp everyone say it once a year. say "ahh". >>ahh... cia medical plans cover one hundred percent of your in-network annual checkup. so america, let's go. know. ahh! and take control of your health. cigna. together, all the way. lowe's presents "how to be good at math" how much money do you think we saved today? a lot. now get his troy-bilt 24-in snow blower 1,100 meals a year... 300 stressful decisions... no wonder oudigestive system sometimes acts up. try activia! enjoying activia twice a day for 4 weeks may help reduce the frequency of minor digestive issues. it tastes great! i don't want to live with the unrtainties of hep c. or wonder... ...whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. a revolutionary trtment for r the mostommon type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is pro

ask yo docr abt xalto. >> reporter: levies?snack seemed more like a game of 20 questions.. those are pretty busy their neck and chest are that was the advice we were getting. for some >> reporter: parent's bid just when advice is good advice traces case was different this type of very limited eating a group of no less severely selective eaters only three percent of kids are of this lack of light comes to food these kids get one a tasty food to a genuine discuss reaction. severe >> reporter: lisa at the leaders twice as likely as other children to develop emotional problems depression and anxiety over time and to >> diane: the income ladder a storm here all action east of sacramento leftover business of a subtropical tropical moisture and we may get a couple cups of thunder with imbedded scattered showers that the forecast next on kron 4 morning news of the continuous >> marty: live look outside by traffic on the approach to the bay bridge for the week and 27th annual san francisco old car picnic check of vintage cars 1987 and o

you want help improving your a1c and blood sugar numbers with a non-insulin option, ask your d doctor abt once-weekly trulicity. and click to activate your within. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. my psoriatic arthritis caused joi pain. just like my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and i was worried about joint damage. my doctor said joint pain from ra can be a sign of existing joint damage that couldnly get worse. he prescribed enbrel to help relieve pain and help stop further damage. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal, evevents incding infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, otheher cancer nervous syststem and bod disorders and allergic reactions have occurred. tell your doctor if you've been somemeplace where fungal infections are common, or if you're prone to infections, have cuts or sores, have had hepatitis b, have been treated for heart failure, or if you have persistent fever, bruising, bleeding, or paleness. don't start enbrel if you have an infection like the flu. joint pain and damage... can go side by side. ask how enbrel can help re

ask yo docr abt xalto. >>> patriots arrow battic team made headlines because of a proposal.e air. >> literally. >> when the patriots jet teams went to the skies to do their death defying feats for fleet week, one fighter decided to take a leap of faith. he was about to pull some g's he took the opportunity to propose to his girlfriend. let's listen in on his two way radio from his cockpit. >> i would like to take a few minutes to recognize a great woman, and ask her, would you be my wingman for life? >> the on air team interpreting her reaction. >> wow. >> that sounded like a proposal. >> yes. that is a yes. >>> wow, that was incredible. the first time ever a pilot proposed from the cockpit. >> thankfully, she said yes. . >> >> that was vickie reporting for us. if you missed any of the blue angels performance, kron 4 will have more coverage airing tonight at 7:00 and you will be able to see the proposal again. >> >> forecast for more activities going on today, temperatures in the mid--p 07s by 2:00 p.m. for the air show going forward. stick around. another hour of kron 4 mor

they'll be strongly supportive of the topdown driven, highly bureaucratic plan that is stifling our abt to rise up. for the democrats this is how they roll. >> reporter: instead of the promise of universal coverage and lower insurance premiums, bush noted estimates that premiums will rise $2900 over ten years and 27 million people will not be covered. >> you can't fix something that was a failure from the start. we have to start over. >> reporter: bush later toured a new hampshire medical device manufacturer to underscore his plans. he would make insurance portable across state lines, expand health savings accounts and employer sponsored coverage, provide tax credits to those without employer coverage, deregulate and unleash technological innovation. the latest fox news poll has donald trump steady in the low 20s and ben carson surging 11 points to a virtual tie. ted cruz in third, the only other candidate in double digits. carly fiorina got a bounce after the last debate but lost half that surge. trump plans to live tweet tonight's democratic debate. he went after a college student thi

lieu ten abts braun says investigators have little to go on. >> we do not have identification on her. small in stat tour. possibly early 20s. other than that, not a lot of detail. we don't know who she is. we do not know the manner of death at this point or the cause of death. >> investigators focused not only on where the pod question was found but an area 30 feet away. on the roadway there was broken glass that was retrieved and swabs were taken from what appears to be blood spots on the pavement. >> the hope is it would give investigators the cause of death as well as manner of death. in other words, was this a homicide or something else. so far, no updates. live in newcastle city. john rawlins, "channel 6 action news," back to you all. >> thank you, john. a wilmington resident broke out of a window to escape a burning home in morning 4400 block of north market street. and the woman here in the home at the time suffered cuts to her arms when she broke a window pane and got out. she's expected to be okay. not clear what caused the fire. >> a philadelphia man is in police custody ton

and what we know abt the search for gunman this morning. >>> a local church desecrated by a man in priest robes. the disturbing act that police say he committed on the alta r all while surveillance cameras rolled. >>> debate night for the dems. the tweet from a former red sox that is making highlights. >> this is the fox25 morning news. >>> and good morning, everybody >>> and good morning, everybody. welcome back to the fox25 morning news. 6:00 on this wednesday morning, october 14. i am gene lavanchy. >>sara: and i am sara underwood. break out those coats this morning, because the cooldown, it has begun. meteorologist shiri spear has a look at the chilly temperatures on the way. >>shiri: yes. yesterday we made it to the 70s yesterday we made it to the 70s, today, no more 70s on the map, and only getting colder from this point moving forward. 56 degrees in boston. 50 in worcester. 53 in beverly. 55 in plymouth. 52 in nashua, new hampshire. waking up at least today's warm waking up at least today's warm-up is still going to be decent. by 7 a.m. temperatures constituting scything right wher

when she took her place as the first african-american woman to be named principal dancer at abt. >> i had moments of doubting myself and wanting to quit because i didn't know there that there would be a future for an african-american woman to make it to this level. >> and she almost didn't. the new movie is described by its director as a snapshot of an artist in a moment of crisis. >> she said to me, i'm in a lot of pain, nelson. >> diagnosed as a mid tibia stress fracture. >> and the prognosis was bad. >> that it i would possibly never dance again. >> misty says she stayed positive and proactive. >> i found a doctor that told me that i would dance again and that this is an injury that a lot of athletes have. that made me feel comforted. >> she recovered fully. to keep her date with destiny. >> i understand what it can do for generations to come. for them to be able to envision and visualize a future for themselves in this world. >> as a little girl, misty copeland first found inspiration moving to the music of mariah carey. a ballerina's tale is in theater es on wednesday, and one we

. >> they should be forced to answer questions about what they're reallyxd going to do abt the deficitear enough of those substantive kinds of questions and cnbc had two hours to ask them. >> week after next, neil cavuto and maria can ask to the questions and i'm looking forward to answer because americans deserve answers. all americans agree. what do you can about jeb bush, has a new slogan "jeb can fix it" but there nor smiles in camp bush. >> there are not. every campaign goes through difficult times. the truth of the matter is, all campaigns have to retract, retrench, redirect, as things happen. he is having not only a bad day. he is having a bad week. and i don't think up until this point anybody has ever said that his staff is not operating at key level. there has been no internal dissension, no -- >> his coo quit. >> i know but the point is his staff or is it jeb bush? i'm beginning to wonder if he really wants this job? i keep looking for some passion. i keep looking for authentic passion about something. and he puts me to sleep. >> if not jeb, then who from the establishment?

some of this is abt bernie sanders trying to change the internal dynamics in the party rather than hurt hillary clinton's chances in the national election. speaking to j.j., he's all other her, on a national stage, he's way more conciliatory. is he mccarthy or barack obama? >> when you saw him at the jeff jack comomg with marchers behind the thing as if he was in an outside movement. his greatest strength is to say change comes to america when the outside and inside come together and i'm bringing these people from the outside. it's the way the abolitionistsed, the way the women's movement worked, the gay movement. he's trying to say that's the only way washington will change is from the outside. and there's a strength in that but inside you have to make something happen. i think the interesting thing in watching himimast nightas that you have to decide after that debate what happens to you internally. he's decided to become more of a fighter. hillary on the other hand will have that confidence more important than the polls, more important than the money she's getting. she can wake up in

. >> i good my jo >> sh: i wn't taing abt you. i ow youe goodt your job. >> apologi. >> set you'rright,'m sorry. >> i didt catch that. coulyou repeat? seth: represeative. >> iidn't tch that. >> seth: representive! >> a our representatives are currtly assisting other lk show hosts. >> seth: all right. you know what? tomated voice messages, my temper isn't the only thing that's red hot, because ya burnt. up next, true love -- [ buzzer ] oh, that buzzer means we've run out of time. this has been "ya burnt." [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show for you tonight. there was a time in my life, no kidding, where the three most important things in my life were the television show "cheers," baseball and comic books, which makes this a very exciting show for me tonight. from the new fx show "fargo," ted danson is joining us tonight. [ chrs andpplause ] onof my farite shows last yeari cann wait for season two. also, they are mlb network baseball analysts, kevin millar and sean casey are back on the show. [ cheers

lot of frustrations with the army, despite his leadership role.mbrose if any w of you want to talk abt. mary jean smith writes about his own angst when he was moving up the ranks. >> you can tell i'm a hings washingtonian here. i just was, you know, probably one of the greatest things in my life was to have an office next to general goodpastor for every bit of five years. maybe longer than that. he was granddad's day-to-day security person during the white house years. he also worked for george marshall, by the way, too. but he told me once that he was standing in the oval office and the defense appropriations bill was put on the president's desk. and he's look iing through this y what trough it line by line. as only a five-star general whuld. he knew exactly what they were talking about, what the requests were. he looked up, said god help thio country when someone is the president who doesn't know the military as well as i do. and that's not to say that we shouldn't have a strong military.pa we should indeed but he had this capacity to do what was necessary to do the job and what was

ask yo docr abt xalto. great change comes from doing the right thing.n industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going with the flow. we just think the flow should go with us. which makes us rebels with one cause. your health. >>marty gonzales: the cheese from the stores across the country they from the dangerous form of bacteria the fda said the bacteria can cause listeria and affection postal services will recall when the organic cheese brand listeria systems include high fever severe headaches and nausea but so far there no reports of any illness or infection. >>marty gonzales: conditions are clearing the elizabeth to 77 and you can enjoy food drink and then for the whole family happened in north beach and the city from 11 to seven. i gueoughto t acidityuch inny fds. ver oughabouthe ffee i was inki havg acs. iteverawneon mthat it cou huryoureeth my dtistas td me your enal iseari awa anthatound real sca to , ani walikeell can yofix , n

ask yo docr abt xalto.ed out of the race for speaker the bakersfield politician still the front-runner but unexpectedly dropped out yesterday just as the republicans gathered to host a closed-door vote to determine whether it would not make if you would've needed a majority vote but he did not believe to have the necessary both from within his own party to win so the republicans need a new face to represent them republicans will gather in the coming days of the graves the next move. >>darya: a dramatic increase in the number of cars had by caltrans commuter trains if the increase has caltrans official scratching their heads because of the have slashing lights and bells and whistles that are clearly marked the somehow drivers aren't getting stuck on the tracks the have been had and this is happening a different time difference intersection the police will buy out giving up tickets to drivers to break the rules of real crossings is their slogan to the richmond san rafael bridge to concede the shot this is 580

s- "if you'd like more formation abt today's centsable health, go to our website, ktiv.com, and now click on the news link." >> the new rankings are out for nebraska high school football teams... we'll run them down. and, the south dakota football team loses their leading rusher, and a team captain, for the rest of the season. details in the sports fource if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising price of food to higher insurance rates for homes and businesses, the economic damage will only get worse. but with american-made clean energy, we can save money on electricity and spur innovation to create new businesses and jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. << >> there was good news and bad news for the south dakota football team this weekend. ktiv's brad pautsch has more in the sports fource morning wrap. << the south dakota football team is back home this week after beating the 4-time defending national champs from north dakota state last weekend. the coyotes host missoururstate, who is winless in the conference but the news wa

ask yo docr abt xalto.s is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now >>james: nothing heavy out there used to be fined as you make your way along the roadway will be tracked in that for your here was ready for school forecastles break down the day before you head out the door in the clock was will start generally conditions that will be cloudy and spot a clear and others looking for temperatures the main thing we want to focus on tsk >>george: that is already a 21 minute trip time to the westbound ride from west about 580 and highway 24 >>darya: happening right now a major health alert out of the south bay officials are linking two dozen cases of food poisoning to our restaurant in san jose. >>jackie sissel: the department of health as also propose signed a moriscos san juan on the corner of st. james it will remain closed indefinitely as the investigate exactly what led up to these cases of food poisoning and to a dollar of their infant diseases and dozens of people to the hospital it all st

ask yo docr abt xalto.record this >>jackie sissel: you concede that there are several minister of the noun that appears to be three lines in the northbound direction still creeping by slave there's with the big rig is but let's face it we have good news for people that have been stuck in this for hours southbound lanes are open their four lanes open over there and did the guard rail but this the first time we still have a lot of work to do but face it is better than what we've seen all one along >>reporter: they're still working to remove some of the gravel we had to move we do not have the greatest view of the big rig but they're still trying to pick up some of the gravel you can see if there is a crew member trying to live some of the gravel and clay back on to the hopper trailer and but they're still working to remove parts of that truck but still no luck in moving completely just get >>george: it is interesting this is actually to the amendment on time with the chp initial forecast at 847 that thought t

lot of frustrations with the army, despite his leadership role.mbrose if any w of you want to talk abt. mary jean smith writes about his own angst when he was moving up the ranks. >> you can tell i'm a hings washingtonian here. i just was, you know, probably one of the greatest things in my life was to have an office next to general goodpastor for every bit of five years. maybe longer than that. he was granddad's day-to-day security person during the white house years. he also worked for george marshall, by the way, too. but he told me once that he was standing in the oval office and the defense appropriations bill was put on the president's desk. and he's look iing through this y what trough it line by line. as only a five-star general whuld. he knew exactly what they were talking about, what the requests were. he looked up, said god help thio country when someone is the president who doesn't know the military as well as i do. and that's not to say that we shouldn't have a strong military.pa we should indeed but he had this capacity to do what was necessary to do the job and what was

. >> so his assist abt has to go through ten thousand favorites and retweets. >> they could contact fordhamauren wilson or whatever her last name would be magilcuty you could hel ter i have her id. >> that's true they would is her information in the system. >> i'm saying there's other ways to do it. that's pretty cool. so someone will pick up your id and -- >> where -- >> is she alive. >> why is that. >> scott could you look up bridgeit bardo is she still alive. >> i think i would want maybe david letterman or something like that. >> so maybe a guest on the show or something. >> still alive okay i'm going to bridge of barod it came to my head she's alive i would like somebody alive to find it. bridget bardo. >> the saddest part of castaway movie he finally makes it back to the united states and his wife is remarried. but he still loves her he pined to wait five years for her and she loves him. >> she thought he was dead. >> they start to drive off together and make-out and she says i can't -- anyway, while children are working on wish list for the holidays, toy makers in already working on

ask yo docr abt xalto. pad of the week named a of a cuddle a two month old kitten who was found at as a stray with her sister shinnies a lot of love and socialization to the she can grow into a confident happy cat she loves to play and cut and ready for a home where she is all that attention and affection ask the number is right there on the screen or you can go to their web site but to want all puppies go on from the san francisco animal shelter has been returned safely but he still needs a home of black-and- white pit bull was taken from the city shelter last thursday in san francisco the samaras and returned insisted that the dollar to someone in the street was about to let him go if he is happy and healthy and looking for home police are looking for the person who stole them in the first plac. >>anny hong: a live look at the embarcadero camera and we have mostly cloudy skies out there is a little bit of a peak summer sun here and there with temperatures are going to be warming up once again is one to be

>> reporter: this year it's all abt screaming for your favorite celebrities. >> it's the one d d a year we can be a celebrity an not be creepy about it. >> reporter:r: sometimes itt cops down to o o snaturepiece. >> like our everyday life. >> here at thee ab brka dab dra shop, five interns wilill be transfor into the hottest celebrities of the season. >> reporter: this is from the iheartradio performan where green and it was really seriously instagram dream of the it was on everybody's feed. it was such a hot look and, of course when we talk about the one signature piece it's the green coat. throw it over anything you have. golden gloves. amal clooney. >> i hope g grge ce -- >> we saw her at the globes and th was the big fashion statement of the night, the white gloves. next up we have sia. >> will she be able to sia us? >> so good. >> oh, my gosh. forward. i'm obsessed with thiss because all of it is two ws wit a black suit f fm your oset. >> sia, thanknk you. we'll sia you later. >>sn't halloween fun. >> yes, thats fun. >> next, i mean we'realking about t couple that islways in the he

ask yo docr abt xalto. >>> a 3.4 magnitude earthquake struck in lake county. 6:15 this morning.damage, but, if you do feel it or if you felt it, rather, let us know on facebook. >> onto other fews, sandwiches, a staple for many of us on lunch and even dinner. in this edition of "dine and dish" why the sandwich is more than what is between two slices of bread. >> >> reporter: no matter how you slice it, sandwiches are big. march than half of the u.s. population eat as sandwich a week that's more man a billion sandwiches a year, but "dine and dish" is about quality, not quantity. like this one -- >> and this rubin, made with homemade pastrami and don't forget the seem new hampshire he's vietnam ease sandwiches with a a kick. >> >> reporter: we track down -- >> it's what we want, right now, >> reporter: kevin and ryan, sandwich chefs. pedigreed at this. >> the same meal, it's mobile. >> reporter: this is ham, grained bread, so, is there any such thing as an improper sandwich? >> having a bacon lettuce and who tate toe sandwich in january where tomatoes are terrible. >> reporter: th