. >> police say, a patrol was responding to calls of shots fired on nearby akron street. >> one man with a gun sprinting away, an officer followed. >> the officer chases, sees gun in his hand, tells him to drop the gun. does not drop the gun. off the err -- officer fires one shot, two guns recovered off that individual. individual was shot in the left leg. the man did not return fire, but, say this is one of his weapons. which in the wrong hand, could have done a lot of harm. >> glock 9-millimeter with extended magazine that holds approximately 31 rounds, and that male also had involve err on him. >> set to be fully loaded was lodged in the man's waistband. >> one injured besides that man who was shot. taken to einstein medical center and was taken there in stable condition. we are live in frankford i'm justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, lower pottsgrove police officer recovering from injuries after being struck by a car. it happened shortly before 9:00 on east high street near moser road pottstown. officer had pulled over a vehicle, when that driver just took off striking

police are also still investigating another shooting over on akron street, as well. live in frankford justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> justin, thank you so much. meantime, there is some new surveillance video in connection with a hit-and-run that killed a two year old little boy in kensington this week. police released the video hoping that someone recognizes the car. it is a white infinity sedan moon roof, and broken front headlight. police say the car struck 19 year old josephine riviera a and her son and the boy died yesterday after he was removed from life support. >> time is 5:34. in business news, new concoction from ben and jerry's. >> how much more expensive is your monthly rent? money watch's jill wagner joins us live, from the new york stock exchange, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee, that the tasha. stocks could finish this week on high note. goal man sach's, citigroup posted some of the best earnings in years. even that wasn't enough to push the markets higher yesterday. dow fell seven points, the nasdaq down three. well, no surpri

the akron street shooting is also now under investigation. we are live in frankford justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> justin, thank you so much. a florida man meantime has been told to stay out of washington d.c. after flying his gyro cop tore on to the lawn of the us capitol. douglas houston home detention after court appearance yesterday. edward laurence has the story. >> doug hughes left a washington, d.c. courthouse, a free man for now. >> did it go like you expect the? >> the 61 year old mailman flew his gyro copter, under the radar, to the washington lawn cap tonight charged with knowingly operating an unlicensed aircraft, violating national defense air space he faces up to four years in prison. hughes has been given home detention in florida and he's been ordered to stay out of the sky. >> they want to effectively de per people from conducting similar missions, but they don't want to waste resources sending 61 year old man who has no violent tendencies to federal prison. >> hughes was delivering letters urging congress to take

that there was a shooting about a block from the frankford transportation center, over at pratt an akron street on the corner. they see a big crowd outside. they find two bullet casings on the ground so there was a shooting there. this guy runs out of the crowd and they see this big gun in his hand. he refuses to drop and crop the gun so they take cover and fire in self-defense. >> we are not the sure if the original crowd was in reference to the gun shot, 5100 akron we are still trying to investigate that at 5100 block of akron there is two shell casings that was found and there was a recent shooting there so we are not sure if this was part of the conflict but when officers arrived one person split from the group the other officer on foot followed that male and that is when he confronted the male and took one shot and shot him in the level leg. >> two guns off the street revolver was fully loaded and glock 9-millimeter glock 19 had a capacity of 31 round in the extended magazine. >> was he firing shots. >> in shots were fired from the defendant. >> reporter: don't think that the police

police arriving to see ray crowd at the corn are of pratt and akron right off frankford avenue when a guy runs out of the crowd and officers clearly sees he has a big gun in one hand a a glock semi auto extended magazine loaded with 31 bullets capable of firing all 31 in less than ten seconds. he runs, refuses to drop or gun and that is how he got shot. later he was fund to have a second gun on him too. >> we're not sure if the original crowd was in reference to the gun shots at 5100 akron. we are still trying to investigate that. at 5100 block of akron there is two shell casings that were found and there was a recent shooting there. we are not sure if they were part of that conflict but when office's arrived one person split from the group. officer on foot followed that male. that is when he confronted the male and took one shot and shot him in the left leg. >> we have two guns off the street. revolver that was fulled loaded and a glock 9-millimeter. that had a capacity of 31 round in it extended magazine. >> did you fire any shots. >> in shots were fired, from the defendant. >> repo

take a look at what drivers found yesterday on this road in akron, ohio. four puppies inside of a cage strapped to the roof of a minivan. several drivers called 911 to report the abuse and police did finally pull that van over. this is what was inside. the family gave officers and the animals -- the family gave the animals over willingly. >> they were huddled together they were scared they had urinated all over the inside of the cage. when i tried to get them out, they were trying to crawl back in. >> the driver of the van told police that his family was moving and that the puppies had to ride outside of the car because he had, quote more important things to fit inside the car, his children. he also said he didn't know what he was doing was illegal. the puppies are now headed to an animal shelter. >>> still to come tonight, if you've ever wanted to watch blue herons up close, this camera will help you do just that. we'll show it to you. looking for one of these? yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole family. >>> thousands of people came out today

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the two female inventors from the university of akron hope to market it in the states where marijuanan legalize the. they received a ten thousand dollar reward for their creation. >>> "action news" team is working on news stoart tonight at 4:00 p.m. let's check in with alicia vitarelli live in the newsroom ahead. >> reporter: coming up at 4 in big talkers a texas college professor explains why he failed an entire class over the bad behavior of two students. >>> she made it through the biggest fight of her life only to be dealt another devastating blow. why a little girl was kicked out of the school she has ever known for missing too many days of school. >>> if you won't believe how long it took a teen to solve the rubik's cube you won't believe it. he set a new world record. >>> we'll be right back. can: beautiful job! i knew you had it in you. and it was easy because of what i have in me. you know the color-rich technology and all-climate protection package? it penetrates deep for long lasting protection and beauty. and i'm the only one who's got it. olympic elite. for exceptional be

. >> there's a clash at santa clara college the sustainable undergraduate program with the an akron nm slurp. how much food goes to waste in our country every day and they're doing worldly good. >> there's also a deadline in week eight for next years. >> the main dining hall at santa clara university is their preferred meeting spot. when they get together these days there is no food on the table. >> do you want me to go in person? >> food though is definitely on the agenda. excess food. to be exact. that's because in just a single year, the sophomore and this junior have changed the way their 164-year-old university handles food that doesn't get eaten. it's a partnership that started on the very first day of class last year. >> yeah, i saw that nose ring i was like -- she's really cool. >> it turns out they had more in common than their taste for jewelry. they shared a passion for sustainability. when the class required them to come up with an idea to fix a problem on campus they focused on food waste, something they hadn't thought much about before. >> i was shocked. my whole world wa

earned chemical engineering at [inaudible] and [inaudible] university of akron. she bexaim chief executive officer and led the effort to take the microclip decrise vice sfraum concept to product through multiple rounds of vercher financing that led to acquisition of the company to abbot lab tores. she learned abbot as vp and general manager as a heart unit. she began a 4 year quest to make the microclip available to patients suffering from microregitation and it was approved in 2013. [inaudible] handful of ceo's in her field. she mentored through the stanford bio program and mentored [inaudible] she was act ivly involved in the american heart association, the national center for lesbian rights, the rights foundation [inaudible] many other social impact organizations. she was a photographer who liked advent rb travel and great supporter of local artist as well as friends. she is survived by loving family members and she is someone that is greatly missed by the many peoples lives she touch td >> thank you supervisor wiener. supervisor yee >> today i request a heari

our next caller is from akron ohio. this is tommy. go ahead. caller: good morning. before i make my comment in my question congressman i am 59 i have never owned a computer and i never will, so i can't go to your website, but i live in portage lakes. a marina and trailer park. and beside today and beside seeing you in the "begin journal," i never -- "begin -- "becon journal," i never see you. when will you start communicating with us up here in the portage lakes, akron area? and breakaway from canton. let us know your outlooks ahead of time. and maybe i will dislike you a little bit less if i know your platform. thank you. guest: thank you, tommy. one thing i can tell you is i am one of the most reachable and approachable members of congress. i do a lot on the computer. i understand you don't have a computer. quite quickly, i am on the radio every week. i am on every radio station at least monthly talking about issues that we are doing here in washington. i do a weekly report that goes out into every paper that will accept it. and then i do visits every time him bac

. >> gary: the defensive players of the year and teen its a writer for the akron players. >> gary: greenresponded to his mom mom i can handle the media please. >> doesn't like anyone to say anything about make it but i have to tell our that state of this stuff. i have it under control. i am ok just relax i can handle myself prepared >> gary: giants! they are at a real terrible way right now >> gary: they are losing 4- 1. >> gary: everyone wearing no. 42 in honor of jackie robinson. but every player of national baseball has no. 42 on. >> gary: trying to keep this game close reddick with the astros. >> gary: the a's pitcher gain at three home runs with big evident that this spirit. astros win tonight patrick 5-5. >> gary: buster posey is idolized by all the kids print like my son spenser's tame. so instead of allowing the kids their own number they gave them 1 number print which was buster posey. >> pam: that's nice. a nice gesture. >> pam: i wonder how that happened? >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: we fired the broadcast group because it was too hard to them. >> gary: mcclellan is still the c

will is calling from akron ohio. well, you are our first call. go ahead, please. caller: ok, good morning, everyone. i want to direct this question more so to vicki. i heard a statistic, 77%. when it -- what i am looking to find out is you get the statistics early on with african-american women and latina women. i assume that asian men probably make equal or more than white men on average full-time workers, where to african-american men and latino men matchup statistically? because i think that if you look at them individually or separately, you will see that the numbers -- because i think that is probably there are probably more white men soaring above everybody else. could you help out -- do you know those statistics or where i could find the statistics at? guest: you are absolutely right, will, and i'm so glad you asked the question. when we are using comparators, we are using white men. you are right, there is a wage gap, as well, between white men and african american men and latino men. host: do you want to add to that? guest: yes, that is one of the things

. >> we're not sure if the original crowd was in reference to the gun shot at 5100 akron. we are still trying to investigate that at 5100 block of akron is there two shell casing that is were found and there was a recent shooting there. we are not sure if this was part of that conn frick but obviously when office's arrived one person split from the group. the office are on foot followed that male and that is when he confronted the male and took one shot and shot him in the left leg. >> we have two guns off the street, revolver was fully loaded and glock 9-millimeter had a capacity of 31 round in it and extended magazine. >> did he fire any shots. >> no shots fired from the defendant. >> reporter: we're in that time where police are criticized for everything that they do when they use they are guns but this case obviously the guy way armed with two guns and can you you imagine if this officer didn't get this guy, didn't fire that one shot in the leg and that guy got on the train with those two guns or fired into that crowd with those two guns. it would be like hey why didn'

>> that opened up a pandora's box from akron, ohio, from hillary clinton to barack obama. there's never been a politician in the history of campaign finance that has not taken a campaign contribution and then, lo and behold, have an interest in the way they legislate. what they did to bob menendez was unprecedented because they criminalized behavior that happens all the time and then everybody needs to be looked at. >> this just came out, i believe, since the book came out. 2006, senator clinton and then senator obama hosted violators of human rights accountable this group called the lundin group investigated and tied to congo violations. 2007, hillary clinton announces that she's going to run for president. later on that same year, a couple of months later, that group drops $100 million into the clinton foundation. that group was never investigated. when hillary clinton became secretary of state from '09 to '13 was never held accountable. it was literally, dana the same legislation that she proposed with obama and got passed and decided to look the other way. >> i know he

this is weapon police recovered a glock 9-millimeter just were midnight police were called to the akron and pratt on the report of the gunshots. the as they approached the scene a man darted from the crowd waving a gun. police say they told him to stop and they say, he did not. that is when they fired hitting him in the leg. suspect was in stable condition at last check. a construction worker dies after falling 80 feet at a university construction site that accident happened after 8:00 this morning at this construction site on the 2900 block of chestnut street. fire fighters transported the four two-year old man to presbyterian hospital where he was pronounced dead. no word on what caused that man to fall. >>> murder charges have been filed against a mother and her boyfriend in the death of the two-year old in delaware county. thirty year-old shanon matthews is facing charges as is 31 year old daniel grafton. back in february authorities were called to the doctor's office in norwood for an unresponsive two years old. little mason hunt was later pronounced dead at a hospital. >> this chi

akron, ohio. 2:00 p.m. simon fullmer and his girlfriend are heading to a store when they cross paths with an aggressive driver in a school zone. >> there was a purple truck that was following us, and she got pretty upset when i slowed down to 20 miles an hour, so i changed lanes, and she changed lanes. so i changed lanes again to get out of her way, and i think she thought that i was trying to stop her from going around. >> fullmer says he isn't deliberately provoking the woman, but she's clearly upset and becomes more aggressive. >> she came to the side of the car again and threw a cup at the car. that's when i told my girlfriend, you know, call the police. there's a pretty serious person on the road with some road rage. >> police and fire. >> there is a dodge truck in purple that just threw a drinking glass out of their car at my car. >> his girlfriend is on the phone and fullmer records the woman's next move with his cell phone. the police say you really shouldn't record and drive. >> sometimes the best

democratic candidate be for the tpp and go to lorraine ohio or pittsburgh pennsylvania or youngstown or akrone class when these towns, they're all going to get hit hard when it comes to the service industry and manufacturing? i mean, this is where the rubber hits the road if they're going to support the middle class. you've got a lot of republicans in the house that aren't on board with this because of the sovereignty issue. so where is this -- how big is this going to play in the campaign as you see it? >> i think it's going to play very big in the campaign. in fact, i've said to a number of members of congress today as i've been visiting with them the politics of this are terrible. the politics when you look at the history of what's happened with trade deals and we're going to be going into on election cycle, to alienate your base by trying to pass a trade deal that no one gets to see. the republicans want to see every line of every deal that the president is trying to negotiate with iran but those folks don't care if they see the trade bill that's going to give away our jobs. the hypocrisy

the driver says he had no idea he was doing anything wrong the family was driving from akron, ohio tothe puppies were not hurt, they were turned over to the human society. the driver was not charged but he did receive a warning from police. >>> pilgrims flocking to a cathedral in italy to see a rare piece of history. the shroud of torren, which was believed to have been wrapped around the body of jesus, after he was taken from the across, went on display today. the claw has been kept at the cathedral of saint john the baptist since the 17th century. it is rarely put on display because the fabric is so delicate. it will be shown until june 24th. >> well still ahead tonight a legendary philadelphia building comes crashing down. what is next for the spot where music history was made over and over again for decades. plus: typewriters nothing more than reliques right? not so. meet a man who has well he has plenty to say about it, and people are still using them. he can proof it, too caitlin. >> thank you joyce. you know, beautiful day with a lot of sunshine, looks like a nice day tomorrow.

officers say they were responding to a call about shots fired on the 5200 block of akron street just. when they arrived they spotted a large crowd fighting. one man immediately took off on his bicycle when he saw officers. when they followed he allegedly pointed a gun at them. an officer fired a shot hitting the suspect in the leg. police recovered another gun before rushing the man to albert einstein hospital. he has since been treated and released to police. >>> a group of volunteers gathered to clean up a delaware little league complex after vandals struck earlier this week. state police said the bandits broke into the north wilmington location thursday morning flipping over garbage cans and portable restrooms and damaging a trailer used for holding concession stand items. police discovered the incident after finding the namaans little league field maintenance tractor parked in the middle of mount lebanon road. the suspects appeared to have driven the tractor until it ran out of gas. anyone with information about this is asked to call the police. >> an historic discovery is bringi

. >> the suspect is convicted of this robbery and two others in the akron area.lance video seals the federal case against him. the note the bank robber used is never found. coincidence? >> we're not aware of exactly what the note was. we know it meant something to him. enough to eat it. i'd imagine it was the bank note but it could have been shopping list. >> backing up in tight spots is one thing, but pushing it to the limit like this is quite another. especially if the guy behind you is a cop in a patrol car. >> i just saw the bumper jump up and i saw the wheels. when i saw the wheel coming at my face, that was a very scary moment. >> that's what happens july 22, 2010 to patrol officer seth carson of the montgomery county police department in bethesda, maryland. and it's all caught on his police dash cam. the fiasco starts when officer carson, who was out patrolling, gets word an attempted armed robbery has taken place and that three suspects are on the loose in a white suv. >> 15 officers flooded the area. we were trying to find the vehicle that robbed the ind

our next caller is from akron ohio. this is tommy. go ahead. caller: good morning. my comment in my question congressman i am 59 i have never owned a computer and i never will, so i can't go to your website, but i live in portage lakes. a marina and trailer park. and beside today and beside seeing you in the "begin journal," i never -- "begin -- "becon journal," i never see you. when will you start communicating with us up here in the portage lakes, akron area? and breakaway from canton. let us know your outlooks ahead of time. and maybe i will dislike you a little bit less if i know your platform. thank you. guest: thank you, tommy. one thing i can tell you is i am one of the most reachable and approachable members of congress. i do a lot on the computer. i understand you don't have a computer. quite quickly, i am on the radio every week. i am on every radio station at least monthly talking about issues that we are doing here in washington. i do a weekly report that goes out into every paper that will accept it. and then i do visits every time him back in the distr

it is sojourner truth standing in akron ohio at the women's convention calling the question, ain't i a woman? it's a question by family members i heard standing strong saying defiantly, i am a man. i too am american citizens proclaiming those words generation after generation as strained as chains, fought jim crow. it is what susan b. anthony said when she called the truth of our country. she said it's we the people, not we the white male citizens nor we the male citizens. but we the whole people who formed the union. this is the ideal. the love of our country the sacrifice for our principles, this ideal has been fought for generation after generation. the question was called by abolitionists, by suffragists they called the question will we be a nation of liberty and justice for all. throughout our history the question was called will we have freedom for all? will truth march on? our truth march on as it did in selma, as it gathered in church basements and protested at stonewall. it came together at seneca falls. will we live our truth despite the assassinations of its advocates like

winners of this event go on to compete in the national competition in akron, ohio where they compete against children from all over the world. on race day, every greater washington soap box der bee participant starts the race day with a chance to become a world champion. the greater washington soap box der bee organizers will work with the architect of the capitol and the capitol police to ensure the appropriate rules and regulations are in place and that the event remains free to the publicism support this terrific opportunity for children of the washington, d.c. metropolitan area and i urge my colleagues to support this passage of this resolution and with that, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from maryland reserves the balance of her time. does the gentleman from pennsylvania have additional speakers? mr. barletta: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania reserves. the gentlewoman from maryland is recognized to close debate on this matter. ms. edwards: we may have one additional speaker, mr. speaker. but i would

will is calling from akron ohio. well, you are our first call. go ahead, please.aller: ok, good morning, everyone. i want to direct this question more so to vicki. i heard a statistic, 77%. when it -- what i am looking to find out is you get the statistics early on with african-american women and latina women. i assume that asian men probably make equal or more than white men on average full-time workers, where to african-american men and latino men matchup statistically? because i think that if you look at them individually or separately, you will see that the numbers -- because i think that is probably there are probably more white men soaring above everybody else. could you help out -- do you know those statistics or where i could find the statistics at? guest: you are absolutely right, will, and i'm so glad you asked the question. when we are using comparators, we are using white men. you are right, there is a wage gap, as well, between white men and african american men and latino men. host: do you want to add to that? guest: yes, that is one of the things th