help alicia.y're anxious to show off on the new show. today she can finally pick up her toddler. her husband says their experience should serve as a warning for a generation that looks at plastic surgery like buying a new pair of shoes. >> we got lucky, my wife's still here with us. it could have been worse. but yeah, we need to educate everybody, society as whole, let them know it's surgery, it's a big risk. >> reporter: doctors say although they only make up 1% or 2% of surgeries, not every botched job can be fixed. >> i hate to use this phrase but you get what you pay for. in general if you're trying to save money, don't do it on plastic surgery. >> let get you in a bikini feeling comfortable as soon as possible. >> that's what i'm saying. >> yeah. >> i can't figure out if you doing the show is good for business or terrible for business. >> i don't care if it's good or bad for business. i care that people understand the truth about plastic surgery. and they treat it like it is. and that is a se

. >> plus david allen grier blade mean villain and finally alicia keys sees how sticky's broadway producer be. >> there's something from doing something for the first time that has no constraint on my brain. how can i make it the most incredible i can make it. >> that's what's going on in our world next. "our world with black enterprise" is brought to you by the 2014 jeep altitude edition. the summer never felt so good. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> from the back hills of florida, to the bright lights of new york city, kenny leon's journey to becoming one of america's foremost broadway directors was an inspiration. this year he received a tony award nomination for best director in his revival of "a raisin in the sun." we sat down with the self-professed country boy. take a look. >> i'm a country boy from tallahassee, florida. grew up in tallahassee in the country, without houses and chopping wood. >> with two awards under his belt including two sellouts on broadway thea the same time, it's been a long journey since his first play and director over a decade ago. >> my first broadway show was actually i

alicia. >> okay.a miss to the california fishing game commission, which this week gave gray wolves an endangered species protection. they do not exist in california. they haven't existed in california for 90 years, but -- >> there might be one wolf. there is one wolf that occasionally migrates back and forth between oregon and has just had puppies. and so they're hoping to repopulate california with his puppies. >> oh-oh. all right. james. >> sounds like quite a wolf. this is a hit to the author of "the big fat surprise," finally someone telling the truth, pushing back against this government campaign against fatty food. so the good news is that meat, butter, cheese, all of the things we love to eat, are now back in a healthy diet for people who study the science. >> are you planning on celebrating that fact this weekend? >> i really never stopped celebrating. everyone else can now enjoy the fatty meat and cheese, a staple of my diet. >> mine too. if you have your own hit or miss, send it to jer@foxne

hi, alicia thanks to coming >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. >> i wonder if you could tell ushat you think people can do to get ready for what we know is a coming earthquake in san francisco. >> well, one of the most things that people can do is to make sure that you have a plan to communicate with people who live both in and out of state. having an out of state contact, to call, text or post on your social network is really important and being able to know how you are going to communicate with your friends, and family who live near you, where you might meet them if your home is uninhab hitable. >> how long do you think that it will be before things are restored to normal in san francisco. >> it depends on the severity of the earthquake, we say to provide for 72 hours tha, is three days, and it helps to know that you might be without services for up to a week or more, depending on how heavy the shaking is and how many after shocks we have. >> what kind of neighborhood and community involvement might you want to have before an earthquake to make sure that you are going to able

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alicia vitarelli is live in the satellite center with the very latest. >> a very tragedy day in troutdale, oregon, panic and fear across the school, one student as you mentioned is dead, police are updating us on the situation and telling us that the gunman is dead as well. >> i was really scared, like this is happening, this is real. jada is a sophomore and walked in as the gunman fired. >> heard gunshots and someone finally let me in and i am going get down on the ground, the suspected shooter entered the school at 8:00 a.m. while the school was in session, one student is dead and so is the lone gunman, they are still in the process of notifying next of kin, the weapon used was a rifle. and in edition, one teacher was injured. with non-life-threatening injuries. the teacher was treated at the xoon. >> parents received text mess ables from their children inside while the school was in lockdown. >> he said dad there is a shoot can at the school, my first response was i am on my way. >> wanted to get here as fast as i could. we didn't know what the casualticasualt casualties were and who h

alicia ortez took her children from their father's home yesterday. the question is why was he found dead and who shot him in his own backyard? police are not naming ortez as a suspect in his death. >>> a young child and a woman in her 20s recovering this morning after they were shot in oakland. police not releasing the child's age or the circumstances surrounding the shooting, but they say they think they know who pulled the trigger. both the child and the woman should be okay. >>> president obama will take part in a live q and a on tumblr on the importance of making college affordable for all students. the event is the first of its kind for the president. >>> crew members in charge of the south korean ferry disaster will be tried on charges of abandoning their passengers. four of the crew members, including the captain, have also been charged with homicide. they were all in court today. the ferry sank two months ago killing nearly 300 people. most of the passengers onboard who died were high school students on a school trip. >>> a senate committee w

when police found the -- alicia ortez. police took her and a male companion into custody for the murder. do you mean relationship? >> that's what we're still working on and we don't know if at this point the complete relationship. >> reporter: neighbors tell us police focused their search here on south 8th street in richmond. where people weren't too happy to answer our questions. ali alicia ortez? >> i don't know -- >> reporter: she doesn't live here anymore? >> get the camera and get out of here. >> reporter: police are continuing their investigation so the d. a. has not officially charged the two suspects with murder. as for custody of the three children, san pablo police say they're still figuring that out. in san pablo, mark kelly, kpix 5. >> police expect murder and additional charges to come down from the d. a.'s office as the investigation continues. >>> developing news near portland, oregon, two people are dead after a shooting at a high school in trout dale. a gunman came on exam pus this morning and -- campus th

. >> plus david allen grier blade mean villain and finally alicia keys sees how sticky's broadway producer could be. >> there's something from doing something for the first time that has no constraint on my brain. how can i make it the most incredible i can make it. >> that's what's going on in our world next.

. >> let's check in with alicia vitareli live from the newsroom with a look ahead. >> hi there. >> hey, guys, live with soccer fans as we count town down to the u.s. team's very first match in the world cup. a lot of excited people waiting for that one. plus, severe weather almost caused a tragedy on father's day. but we'll tell you how that ten-year-old girl right there used social media to save her dad's life and alex tribec has done something no one else in the world has ever done and find out how jeopardy host made history. don't forget gets started at 4:00 and don't forget you can take us with you on the go if you have not downloaded free 6abc news app you can watch it streaming live on smart phone or tablet. see you at 4. >> thank you. >> a

that's uc berkeley grad alicia montano running the 800 meters at the track and field championships.s 34 weeks pregnant with her first child. despite being cleared by her doctors, she's getting criticism from some who feel she could have harmed the baby. that's no concern to the crowd on hand who gave her a standing ovation as she crossed the finish line. >> and the doctors said it was okay. all right. we have more. >> we'll be back with this week's perfect pet. oh, and there it is. we'l >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00 the exclusive interview with the father of a alicia rogers. on abc news at 5:00 team usa and the world cup. as they train for tuesday's do or die match, one bay area insider reveals their position for success. >>> time now for friday's perfect pet. >> i think we have a furry new friend. >> i hope she's referring to the rabbit. we know you're not a new friend. >> cindy shelby from the friends of the alameda animal shelter. first let's talk about noodle. >> the last pet i brought, noodle, our pit got adopted. >> very nice. >> a wonderful home. we're having happy. go.

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here's alicia vitarelli. >> reporter: a beautiful manicure is a great finish touch to your look, burr loses its glamour when it starts to chip. consumer reports tested several nail polishes all applied with a base and top coat. ten panelist tried the polishes at home while ten received professional manicures with different polishes on alter nateing nails. -- alternating nails. this channel polish is the most expensive. it chipped so quickly that most of the home panel lists removed it early. >> it chipped the next day. >> which are the hands down favorites, surprisingly a 2-dollar polish from walgreens called sinful colors came out on top. the polish looks good after 7 days, but the took slightly longer to dry than the others. another winning polish is the 10-dollar vinyl lux weekly polish. it doesn't need a base coat and the top coat is $10. the 6-dollar reserve lone polish promises to last 11 days. >> it went on smooth and it looked nice. the base and top coats cost $13. i'm alicia vitarelli. >> meet the teen who picked up not one, but two diplomas in one week and how he maferred su

alicia. finally at 4:00, the world cup is upon us. even if you are not a fan of soccer.a fan of this lady. check her out. it's the super beagle bending it like bendham. it means "pudding" in japanese. he is th the the pau-offensive . >>> and now for shirleen allicot and adam joseph, and ducis rodgers is back for "action news" at 10:00 an phl17. >>> and rick williams and sharrie williams a look at 5:00. >>> hi, guys. president obama is set to meet with his top advisers to talk about his continuing talks in iraq. >>> a man that collapsed at the gary papa run is recovering thanks to several nurses that >>> two young girls in upper darby says that a man followed them at separate times and tried to lure them into his car. they believe it was the same man in both incidents. they are concerned it could happen again. >>> the big story on the news is a search for a suspect on two attempted lurings. >>> sarah bloomquist is live. what can you tell us. >>> rick and sharrie both the young girls that the same man followed both of them. both are students at drexilhill middle school. th

for channel 6 "action news" alicia vitarelli. >> she was a good sport.t least the ending was not so bad. she landed safely. stay with us, we'll be right back after the break. >> an oregon woman was hurt when the port-apotty she was using exploded. the woman was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. police don't know if it was a prank for intentional act. >>> new this morning, a small private memorial was held for casey kasem. he died at the age of 82. his family and close friends celebrated his life yesterday in much of the same way america has done since his death by listening to his unmistakable radio voice. >> dozens of the good guys hit the pavement for the super run. super heros of all sizes were taking on a 1k or 5k for a variety of causes. it raises awareness and funds for charities in their own communities. >> our friends at wmmr rolled up their sleeves at the greater philadelphia expo center in oaks, delaware county. this was the 9th annual i bleed red blood drive. preston picked up the 6abc mic to ask why so many came out to

like alicia said, she's laid out what she did as secretary of state.e pushback is going to come now. a lot of people are going to say, wait a minute, you didn't make a difference here or there. >> george, inevitably is a huge burden to bear in this. she had it in 2008, it didn't turn out well. in some respects, like the belmont stakes yesterday, was she secretaryiat or california chrome, wins along the way, fades in the stretch? >> what is her biggest vulnerability? >> when there's no place to grow, there's no place to go. the coalition against her is actually very solid, it's not going to change. people poll the same way. i think a long campaign is very much not to her advantage. >> the best day of her campaign is the day before she announces. >> we have to take a quick break. >>> nate silver is up next, he reveals his world cup predictions. >>> and our powerhouse puzzler is inspired by the world cup. here's julie foudy. >>> 1999, when the u.s. women won it a fabulous penalty kick. when was the last time the u.s. hosted a men's world cup and who won i

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thank you, alicia.he controversy surrounding the missing boy found in his own basement. what happened to the 12-year-old after he was vaulted b evaluatey >>> it's 4:30 and "action news" continues on this friday. a robbery led to an all-out fight. it was not guns or fists being used by glass liquor bottles. >>> a young woman sent her picture around the globe in a beauty experiment. her findings hill enlighten you. >>> a california family says they are prisoners in their own home. they are trapped with a live-in nanny that refuses to move out. things don't work out. when they fired her she said i am not going anywhere. >>reporter:this family is stumped. things are at the standstill. they are firing the nanny and taking legal action against her. in turn, she is suing them and refusing to move. all seemed well inside the california home. inside the family are living a nanny nightmare. >> i am a prisoner in my home. >> that is a bike lock on the fridge to keep the nanny out. for weeks the family have been tr

. ♪ >> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m., sunday, june 15, nydia is off, i'm eva pilgrim along with aliciatarelli. >>> in the news this morning, septa regional rail trains are up and running after president obama intervened in the strike. >>> police in south jersey are investigating a drive-by shooting that left two people in the hospital. >> hundreds of runners are lacing up getting ready to fight the battle against prostate cancer in the gary pappa 5k run. >> happy father's day to all the dads out there. >> reporter: wasn't yesterday lovely it was chilly sitting in the shade with the breeze. today it will be nice and comfortable once again as we go live on sky 6. we won't see the wind, temperatures will be milder, the humidity levels will be nice and comfortable. that's the view overlooking the ben franklin bridge. you can see the sun starting to climb and temperatures are starting to rise. 60 degrees in philadelphia. trenton, 56. allentown, a cooler 53. poconos dropping into the 40s, you're starting to rebound. it was a chilly start. 53 degrees, wilmington, 55 and dover 58 degrees. for

we're back with kim strassel and joe rago, alicia finley also join us.alk quickly about iowa. joni ernst put the state in play, is that a toss-up for november? >> this is suddenly a good prospect for republicans. this woman won decisively. this is what happens when you have pretty much everyon chamber of commerce, a lot of the tea party groups, everyone from sarah palin to marco rub beau and mitt romney supporting this woman. she got a lot of recognition out of it. her name went up in the states and now she's a real contender to the democrat bruce brayley. >> we have 14 senate seats in play, which really does make this the possibility of retaking the senate very real. except there may be a problem with mississippi. and talk to us a little bit about why republican primary voters didn't want, didn't seem to want to renominate fred cochran who has been there for 40 years or so. >> this reminds me of the luke gregor race that took place a while back in louisiana. mr. cochran is a big spender and that doesn't fit well in this new more modern conservative part

but alicia ortez does live in the san pablo richmond area. live in san pablo at pd. mark kelly, kpix 5. >> anyone with information about this case is urged to call san pablo police or the west contra costa crime stoppers tip line. >>> new this morning, two children were hurt in separate shootings in east oakland. shortly before 10:00 last night, someone opened fire on 83rd avenue hitting a child and a young woman. the child suffered a wound to the shoulder. both victims are in stable condition. police are following up on information on suspects but have made no arrests. about five hours earlier, a child riding on an ac transit bus was grazed by a stray bullet. the child suffered minor injuries and a man is in stable condition who was struck. >>> a toddler from utah is dead after a freak accident at san francisco's fisherman's wharf. police say 2-year-old kayson shelton climbed on top of a statue of a dolphin on the sidewalk in front of the majestic gallery on jefferson street. that 150-pound bronze statue fell over and on top of him. police say the gallery had been w

nydia is off, i'm eva pilgrim along with alicia vitarelli. >> septa rail trains are back up and running after president obama intervenes in the workers' strike. >> police are investigating a drive-by shooting that left two people in the hospital. >> a live look from in front of the art museum as hundreds of runners are lacing up this morning. as you can see things are getting underway for the gary pappa 5k run to help fight the battle against prostate cancer. a lot of folks will be out there this morning. we have beautiful weather for that this morning, chris sowers is outside with the accuweather forecast. it looks a little breezy this morning. >> reporter: it is, we have a little bit of a breeze, if it were cooler, i would say it's chilly. it feels fantastic especially for june standards. the gary pappa runs begins at 8:30. in terms of running weather this is about as nice as you're going to get. 65 degrees, low humidity levels. by 10:00 a.m., we'll see the temperatures in the low 70s. high pressure sitting over top of us, that means today we'll see a lot of bright blue, a lot of clea

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. >> alicia thank you. still ahead, an unusual initiative, why alaska is giving out free pregnancy tests to bar patrons, meet the fourth grade basketball star being courted by colleges. is it too much hoopla too soon. >> a 15-month-old baby is very much in the wrong place, owes her life to the man that was also there at the right time. this is the little girl that bryant collins found crawl on a highway in madison county, georgia, on friday, the baby allegedly crawled through the woods some 300 yards ending up on the side of the busy road. brian called 911 and picked up the child and eased her crying. >> i turned on my phone and let her listen to gospel music. >> collins appreciate that music when he was on the wrong road, he spent years in prison for drug charges and vowed he could give back to society. now she is living proof that he meant it. >>> cocktails, wings and pregnancy tests that, is what is happening at bars in alaska. they are experiencing the free test to cut back on fetal alcoholism. it urges

hi, alicia, hi friday. >> happy "freebie friday" to you, rick.to help you celebrate the first days of summer, a bunch of things you don't have to pay a penny for, including free smoothies and screening. kids big and little love that one. >>> the mug shot everyone is talking about. the internet buzzing about this guy. a precipitationer in who some say could have just as easily been a model. now hearing from him for the first time. >>> and the first of its kind competition kicking off this weekend on 6abc. we talked to the judge, one of the judges about just what makes this brand new show so unique. and i will tell you it is groundbreaking. >>> and take us with you on the go, watch screaming live and all you need is the 6abc app and that is also free. see you at 4:00, rick. >> we like free stuff, don't we, thank you. >>> a quick break and [ male announcer ] type 2 diabetes affects millions of us. and for many, it's a struggle to keep your a1c down. so imagine -- what if there was a new class of medicine that works differently to lower blood sugar?

what do you think, alicia? >> no crickets for me. >> they say you vote real time and they find out on the stage whether they live to sing again and a new show in each of a singing sensation coming to 6abc this sunday. it is called "rising store" and i spoke with the host about the experience. >> when you are in the live moment and you're watching american in real time really deciding the fate of somebody in front of you, emotions are going to run high. >> and superstar singer and writer josh groben, where the viewers are the real time judges. >> seeing the votes in real time and the pictures of people voting in real time. at a singer myself it sounds 100% terrifying for me. >> you download the free "rising star" app and decide as the performer is swinging they stay or go. >> swiping one way for yes, one for no. >> and as you vote you may see your face on the screen. >> it is a revolution not only in technology but how people review and react to television. >> in the show it is immediate, instantly gratifying. >

but here comes his girlfriend, alicia. >> like, now i'm the one doing the running around trying to get >> are you working right now? >> no. >> are you talking even rent? >> i never had a job in my life. >> how old are you? >> 21. >> never had a job, burger bar, subway? >> i never had to. >> in all, she'll make nine visits to the store front. >> you're alive. >> this time, it's a stolen bmw. >> you said it came from a valet? >> yeah. stolen from a casino. >> leave the keys in so it the valet could drive it into the parking spot. >> alicia seems to be spreading the word for her boyfriend, brad, while he's in jail. >> what's up, man? how you doing? i'm chris. >> who are you? >> she sends this guy a friend of brad's. >> todd is here with five vehicles one a $230,000 bentley. >> i got them all here believe it or not. >> all of them? >> i actually got them [ bleep ] here. a nightmare. >> todd explains he's the middleman, not the thief. >> i coordinate it, man. i coordinate. >> the actual thief, he says, waiting outside, his former cell mate. >> one dude i was in prison. his name is james rem

at this point, the children's mother she's 35-year-old alicia ortez, is the prime suspect in the case. police say she does not have custody of her three kids. and was not present when authorities found the kids. >> we do know that the father had custody of the children. so i don't know -- we're doing background information to see if what the relationship was like. >> reporter: and police tell us they don't have a motive for this killing just yet. but alicia ortez does live in the richmond san pablo area and as far as where we should be right now. -- she could be right now. that's anyone's guess. live, mark kelly, kpix 5. >> and anyone with information about this case is urged to call san pablo police or the west contra costa crime stoppers tip line. >>> a 2-year-old boy is dead after a freak accident at san francisco's fisherman's wharf. kpix 5's joe vasquez reports a boy was climbing on a zoo pound statue when it tipped over and it fell on him. >> kayson is just a 2-year-old you know, just a typical 2-year- old where he's climbing around and then just having fun. >> reporter: but now

anoche se llevÓ a cabo la presentaciÓn del perfume mÍo de alicia machado.s en el mismo renglÓn, como marjory de souza o araceli en su momento. estoy muy bien. muchas gracias al pÚblico mexicano porque a travÉs de mis redes sociales que es la colecciÓn mÁs directa que tengo, el 15 de julio cumpliÓ un aÑo de mi operaciÓn. ya la librÉ. estoy feliz. ha sido un aÑo y medio difÍcil. ya estoy del otro lado, total y absolutamente con la fuerza de dios y el pÚblico de mÉxico a travÉs de mis redes, no te puedo decir la fuerza de la oraciÓn, la cantidad de cosas maravillosas que me mandan, que me dicen. gracias! que estoy trabajando con mi fundaciÓn mamis solas. tambiÉn estoy haciendo cosas con mi fundaciÓn. espero venir a ayudar a todas esas madres solas que andan por ahÍ y gracias porque he recibido mucho amor, muchas operaciones y mucha ayuda. fantÁstica. ya son silicon free y soy una mujer feliz. >> bueno, te voy a decir una cosa. dentro de todo, que lo tome con humor, quÉ bendiciÓn que estÁ bien y que se rÍa de las adversidades. te deseo todo el Éxito del mundo,

associated press reporter alicia caldwell will examine the resources of the washington border.we'll take the calls on facebook and twitter . "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. s and senate are in session for business. the house gavels tuesday at noon. for what to expect in both chambers we talk to a capitol hill reporter. >> billy house is the national journal congressional leadership correspondent. house republicans will hold leadership holding elections to replace eric cantor. are there any other challenges. >> on thursday the conference will vote. >> how about the race for house majority whip. who are the candidates? >> right now there are three candidates. there's a group about 177 conservative members. which gives a heavy lift into the race. there's a late entry from indiana. he is said to be may be eyeing the chairmanship. >> house and senate scheduled to debate spending bills. do you expect congress to get all 12 of the spending bills passed by the end of fiscal year? >> it's looking more and more doubtful. on tuesday for the first time, the senate

>>announcer:"action news" continues with adam joseph, alicia vitarelli and brian taff. >>> there is ahe $2 nail polish that beat a $27 hands down. >>> yes you saw that have you been trapped at an airport due to a canceled flight. this guy feelless your pain. ♪ all by myself anfeel -- feels. ♪ all by myself >> he created this video all by himself. >> later my daughter my right. that could work for parenting conditions. it's not working for this mom. what she is trying to justify straight ahead. >>> two philadelphia teenagers in the news for all the right reasons. meet michael and isaiah. they washingtoned into the home trushed into the home tosave a . and after that they continued on to school. and eva pilgrim has more. >>reporter:shirleen, you try to figure out how to get out of school. they saw fire in this house. instead of running away from it they ran into this home next door to make sure that they could save a kid. and then they went to school like nothing happened. >> can be get a real jaguar's welcome fork michael eugene and isaiah,. [ applause ] >> i don't come in late. once i

alicia thank you.e roads. >>> matt pellman has on update. >>> we are breaking it down this afternoon. we are putting the peddlbrwñ pue brake pedal. 95 southbound. thanks in part for an overturned vehicle crash on 141. we don't need this. with the 495 closure it's 40 minutes to get south to naymon's road. moving at the snail's pace in wildwoowilmington. and the walt whitman bridge, first. this is the jam stuck in tasker. the traffic into new jersey is crawling a length onto the southbound side of 42. stuff that we are used to on a summertime friday afternoon. the soggy conditions are making things slowe slower than normal. the crash is gone on the betsy ross bridge. and kelly drive at this point may be a better bet. schuylkill is 14 miles-an-hour. that is not your best bet. there is crash on paper mill road. in chester county watch out for a fire at homeville road. bell road getting you around that one. have fun dancing brian and shirleen. see you on monday. >>> sky6, oh boy. the ben franklin bridge. it

for channel 6 "action news" i'm alicia vitarelli [ tune resumes ] [ tune resumes ] ice cream! cream! it's ice cream time anytime! enjoy dunkin's baskin-robbins-inspired iced coffee flavors. america runs on dunkin'. while stopping at dunkin' donuts, so now i'm sitting in the bed of my truck, sipping a latte and smiling. #mydunkin" get any small hot or iced latte for just 99 cents from 2 to 6 p.m. share your story. #mydunkin >> the phillies have won five in a row for the first time this season and as you wouldly they are only 3 1/2 -- suddenly, they are 3 1/2 games out of first place. a.j. burr knelt ended -- burr knelt -- burnett through a complete game, rain delayed the start of the game, but that did not stop burnett, phils win 5-1. the series continues this afternoon, here's ducis rogers with the rest of sports. >> reporter: good morning, chip kelly has found a few diamonds in the rough while he was a college coach in oregon. knew -- nuava was a captain in the u.s. army. and spent three tours of duty in afghanistan. >> coach kelly an unbelievable human being has given me the

alicia has the story. >>reporter:it's a two-hour interview that barbara walters could describe as intense. peter rodger the father of elliott rodger naur uc near santa barbara last month. this is the first of its kind conversation. >> i can not describe the feelings. >> it's the first time that the mass murderer's parents ever have spoken up. illustrate extremely difficult for himit is extremely difficul. >>reporter:he's opening up what he call as reverse nightmare. >> i wake up and slowly the truth of what happened dawns on me. that is that my son is a mass murderer. >>reporter:he tells walters she suspected that he was suicidal. but not homicidal. >> we didn't see this coming. they tried to get him help. they called the police that never saw what may have been clues in elliott's room. >> if they opened the door in the bedroom. in the bedroom was an arrest nationaarsenal ofguns. >>reporter:his violent spree was already well underway before they read his manifesto. >> think of those that died and injured a

earlier this year, alici alicia kerschner showed some kparms. now, the district attorney wants to crack down, making tighter rules for the intus ri.,$kp >>. >> why don't you get in my face again. >> last fall, this patten jer was verbally abusive but no charges until today. >> they didn't even want to site him for this incident. >> in april, the investigative unit found before becoming an uber ex-driver, whit map had served time in prison for drug charges. and that's despite uber's policy of running background checks on all applicants. district attorney george vascone will be be regulating driver tsz. >> we want do send a very clear message. this is growing that's making a lot of money. the california public utilities commission currently regulates companies to connect with those in need of a ride. he's now working with the trip for adding practices. >> in the men time, how did passengers know they're safe? >> that's a good question? they really don't at this point. >> the district attorney says he held stricter imp leftations. you see something

. >> reporter: he had divorced his wife alicia a few months ago. the relationship was strained. he only spoke to the kids mothers when she had visitation. >> the mother is gone. obviously that's some what suspicious. we haven't said she's a suspect in the case. she's someone who we need to locate. and make sure that she's okay, make sure the children are okay. >> reporter: police say shortly before 8:00 this morning, neighbors discovered oscar dead from a gunshot wound in a yard behind this home. he lived in a unit behind the home. >> i only heard two gunshots that's all. i don't know what time. i woke up. >> reporter: contreras says he doesn't know why anyone would hurt oscar saying he was a good christian. >> how are you feeling? >> bad, bad. so he was a very good friend. and this is kind of like a surprise. because i just talked to him yesterday. >> reporter: the family's mother alicia ortez weighs 160 pounds and has brown hair and brown eyes. police say they've exhausted all the leads. >> here's another look at those three children who are still missing tonight. you're asked

thank you alicia.you with what could be the cutest and most confusing animal stampede of all time. that is at least 100,000 noisy ducks bringing traffic to to a stand still in thailand, the reason they were sprinting down the street enmass, is because a farmer was herding them to food. this happens fairly often there, sadly nowhere near you live. >>> this is even cuter, pardon me excuse me and they rush off to their little duck convention. >> is it bad i'm thinking about what those ducks left behind. that is it, for brian taff and alicia vitarelli and i'm shirleen allicot brian and i along with adam and ducis rogers will be back for >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> this picture tells it all. it's hot and people are doing what they can to stay cool a number of people gathered at logan circle fountain to beat the heat. >> this is a live picture from cape may, people are enjoying the ocean and get

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>> that does it for "action news" at 4:00, for alicia vitarelli, shirleen allicot and adam joseph, wetonight for "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. >>> now here is monica malpass and sharrie williams with a look at what is ahead at 5:00. >> coming up next at 5:00, she was robbed and attacked and now police are looking for the man in this video. tonight the victim is sharing the video of her frightening ordeal. >> and your health is now more than a number on the scale, ali gorman has the other number you should be paying attention to. >> a 42,000 square foot decommissioned military building is a place of hope and healing for -- i'll have the story coming zblup those store >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> pop-up storms are bringing heavy rain into the delaware valley right now, stormtracker 6 live double scan showing you storms are moving fast and they could cause some flash flooding and rick is off and sharrie williams is joining us this evening. the summer storms are making thei

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as alicia vitarelli she is us it's just a claim. >>> the consumer reports shopsmart says be aware itdoesn't always mean what you think. >> the food and drug administration doesn't not adequately define what natural means a manufacturer can make the claim when a product contains artificial ingredients. >>reporter:it complains that soya sauce is naturally brewed but it contains a preservative. and the chocolate syrup can brag it's natural. but it isn't. >> it contains coloring agents. whole foods dr. knapp soda proudly calls itself all natural has coloring. there are ways to detect a misleading "unnatural label." made with natural ingredients naturally flavored and naturally brewed. they are meaningless terms making foods sound wholesome but are not. >> you want to look at ingredients list. you want to do more homework. >> they plan to call for a ban on the use of the word "natural." ned they are looking for foods labeled "organic." we reached out to all the companies and posted their response on our website at 6abc.com. >>> time to get a look at road this is monday after. >>> matt pel

she is 35 years old alicia ortez. when the kids disappeared she was nameed as a suspect. they will not say if she is in custody. the children's father was found shot to death in the backyard of his home. the kids were gone. so was their mother. she does not live with the family. he has fill custody of the children. neighbors described father as a for dad would was always playing with his kids. we are standing by with more information. stay with us as the story develops. >> oakland police are investigating a shooting involving a woman and a child that happened before 10:00 last night on 83rd avenue near g street. the victims were taken to the hospital and are listed in stable condition. no arrests have been made. the shooting comes less than five hours after another child was shot in oakland, a three-year-old boy was grazed in the foot by a stray bullet while riding a transit bus. we emergency workers worked the scene near international boulevard and 66th avenue at 5:30, a man was also wound by gunfire can both the man account child are expected to be okay. >> san francisc

. >> alicia llora por el dolor, los recuerdos y por la violencia cambiÓ su vida. >> yo estoy aquÍ, porqueleros llegaron a la casa para sacar a su marido y lo mataron... > a tu papÁ lo acaban de matar. me acaban de venir a avisar. >> al esposo de ali se le dieron ocho balazos y lo dejaron dentro de su auto. a su hijo varÓn lo amenazaron. >> a mi me mandaron un papel. me dijeron que el prÓximo iba a ser el niÑo varÓn. yo ya no podÍa, enterrar a mi compaÑero de vida y yo ya no podÍa otra carga mÁs. con 800 $ me vine yo. aguantando hambre. aguantando un montÓn de cosas en el camino. >> al cruzar la frontera los arrestÓ la migra. >> allÍ donde lo meten a 11 aguanta frÍo, pero estaba como mÁs tranquila que estaba allÍ. encerrada pero allÍ no me iba a pasar nada. >> su corazÓn continÚa devastado, su hija de 20 aÑos continÚa detenida en una cÁrcel en texas. >> yo quisiera que a ella no la mandan al salvador. porque ella tambiÉn puede correr peligro allÁ. >> el futuro de la hija detenida de galicia continÚa incierto. >> gracias por tu reporte. el gobierno de el salvador anunciÓ que estÁ destinando

alicia, when you first heard of bergdahl's release, what went through your mind?> well, of course, i was thrilled for the bergdahl family, we all were. we dream of that happening. but you know the next thought in my mind was you know what does this mean for us? what does this mean for my father. and some real disappointment that my dad was not included in the exchange. >> you're also concerned about the negative response that bergdahl's release has gotten, can you explain that? >> we started to realize that the administration is going to be a lot less likely to do this again if it causes some political problems for them. so does that mean that the door is closed for us? for that kind of thing happening to bring my father home? >> when the state department was asked this week about other americans currently being held hostage they noted that sergeant bergdahl was a member of the military, saying that made this a quote, unique experience. that has to be painful to hear. >> it was incredibly painful to hear. and you know we were reading and following the media of cou

for alicia vitarelli, shirleen allicot and adam joseph i'm brian taff.hirleen and i and adam and ducis rodgers back for "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. >> and you can get "action news" and accuweather any time if at the apple and google app store. and now to rick and monica with what is ahead at 5:00. >> coming up next at 5:00, a prank in chester county. >>> and the crash that hospitalized tracy morgan and killed another. >>> and a [music] >>> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program with jamie apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> after a picture-perfect weekend, the skies are changing out there tonight. looking live at stormtracker 6 double scan you see several systems of pop-up storms making their way over the area. the chance of storms over the delaware and lehigh valleys. >>> and looking live at the philadelphia airport, lots of clouds out from as we move further into the evening. that could be the theme all week long. meteorologist adam joseph live at the big board with the details. the weekend was n

reporting in san francisco, alicia reed, kron 4 news. >> as president, i speak for all americans when i say, we cannot wait for the moment when you are reunited and your son both is back in your arms. >>> president barack obama making that statement with the parents of the only u.s. man held captive by the afghan government. >> release me. i'm begging you. bring me home, please. bring me home. >> this is bowe bergdahl, the only member of the u.s. military in enemy captivity. bowe bergdahl had just turned 27, but four years of his life have been spent in cantiest, held by a group -- in captivity held by a group related to the taliban. he only spent months on the battle video. these are videos proving he was alive. his father appealed directly to his son's captainers in this video. >> i -- captors in this video. >> i personal appeal to you both. my family is counting on your integrity and honor to return my son. [speaking foreign language] >> he sports a long beard and has learned phrases in arabic to better communicate directly. elizabeth spoke to the family as their patience on the go

. >> no, alicia, no te abandonamos. >> fui abusada sexualmente. >> ¿en el hogar?te eso? >> ella siempre se exhibe delante mÍ. >> me tocan la puerta, pues, no sabe, doctora, la gran sorpres