and actor russel crow portrayed john nash and nash that and said stunned my heart goes out to alicia and family pat partnership. beautiful mind. a taxi drive and passenger from another vehicle were also hurt in the crash. but they're expected to be okay walter. >> reporting liver in the satellite center tonight kenneth moton, "channel 6 action news." >> such a sad story thank you ken em. fans and loved ones are mourning lass of actress anne mira. mir what was married to hert partner 61 years. they're parents of ben stiller and she was 85 years old. >> still to come the rains came fast and furious in texas leaving behind devastation. >> and sparking a race to rescue people trapped in high water we'll have the latest. >> and meteorologist melissa magee has the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast when "action news" comes right back. >> more that 400 homes in texas destroyed as some struggle to keep their head above water. some waters got so high a section of elevated bridge was wiped out. one person killed and three missing. national guard reported making hundreds of rescues today alon

john and alicia were killed after being ejected from the vehicle. >> it was brutal.ou know, he'd get -- you get a huge emptiness. very sad. >> reporter: neighbor john kelly has known the nash family since the early '80s. he saw the accident saturday but didn't know it was nash until he got the news on sunday. >> very very sad. been a fixture in princeton junction as long as i've been here. >> reporter: princeton matusiewicz ticks professor joe zen cohen knew that beautiful mind for more than six decades. >> post spectacular thing about him was his fantastic originality and his contributions to science. >> reporter: natasha the crash remains under investigation but a preliminary police report indicates that both john and alicia nash had access to seat belts in the back of that yellow cab. neither one was wearing them at the time of the crash. reporting from the campus of princeton university, i'm steve patterson, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> well the stars and production team behind beautiful mind are mourning the loss of john nash. actor russell crow who portrayed nas

legalmente flavio: la hermana de alicia tambiÉn vino con ella y recibiÓ el asilo tambiÉn extendido aay quien pronto traerÁ a su lado. >> el compaÑero de vida de ella fue asesinado cruelmente con 8 impactos de bala en la cabeza. flavio: un experto nos dijo que obtener el asilo es un proceso difÍcil. >> mÁs difÍcil en el caso de alicia son cinco adultos y cuatro niÑos, una familia completa que no solamente puede agredir a ella, la agarraron contra toda la familia, los niÑos, etc. entonces que un bufete de abogados tomar el caso de ellos tarda meses. flavio: esa fue la entrevista donde hubo lÁgrimas y sonrisas, donde tambiÉn alicia nos dijo que se va enfocar en treabajar duramente para sacar adelante a sus hijos es mi reporte desde la ciudad del cerrito. ♪♪ leÓn: la policial san francisco estÁ tras la pista de los hombres sospechosos de un robo domiciliarios los sujetos forzaron la entrada y se robaron una computadora, una tableta varios artÍculos electrÓnicos y dinero en efectivo. marÍa: el _dos personas que viajaron un vehÍculo cayeron del auto. nadie resultÓ herido. leÓn: detuvieron

russel crow tweeted stunned my heart goes out to john and alicia and family and amazing partnership.eautiful mind, beautiful heart. a beautiful mind director ron howard said rest in peace brilliant noble prize winning john nash and remarkable wife alicia. it was honor telling part of their story. [ applause ] nash won that noble prize for economics in 1994. his health was good. but he was struggling financially. and it was fwhoosh said that all changed after that noble prize. >> i was quoted very frequently in the literature of economics and mathematics but it's quite bigger if you get recognition. >> princeton university president said john's remarkable achievements inspired generations of mathticians and economists and scientist and the story of his life with alicia moved millions of readers and movie goers that malasia flightled at their khurj in the faith of daunting challenging. nash's taxi driver and a passenger in another car were jirnd in the crash and expected to survive. reporting liver in the satellite center, kenneth moton "channel 6 action news." >> kenneth thank you. we

alicia: buenos dÍas, directora. directora: siÉntese, por favor. alicia: gracias.

enjoy your weekend alicia.ur. >> matt thank you. >>> chicken soup is said to be a car -- cure all. a local spa says it's good for your skin and broth is a base for their newest skin care treatment. inside custom skin care in wyncote it smells like mom's kitchen. but owners remember beck goal able and ggwolk aren't cooking up dinner. this is the latest addition to their facial menu. >> it's your basic soup menu. >> with carrots, wolk got the idea over a big steaming pot of soup in her own kitchen. her face felt smoother afterwards so she strained some soup and tried as a facial. >> all my pours were tiny and i have large pours on my chin and cheeks. >> able added extra ingredient. >> we added turmeric sweet potatoes. >> and tamarin not for flavor but for other properties. >> they're all great antioxidants and the tamarin has a exfoliant. >> wolk said friends tried the facial and loved it so it went onto the spa menu. rachel has had facials before but none like this. >> i thought it was a little crazy but i'm alw

my heart goes out to john and alicia and family. an amazing partnership.eautiful mind, beautiful heart. director ron howard also shared his grief in a tweet. rip brilliant nobel prize winning john nash and his remarkable wife al leash shaft it was an honor telling part of their story. >>> and producer brian grazer reflector on nash's life. john nash gave a world a window into humanity. how the disabled may think and feel inside. >>> this accident that killed john nash was within a mile of the crash that injured comedian tracy morgan and left another comedian dead. morgan was traveling northbound near cranbury township last june when his limo van was hit by a wal-mart truck. morgan suffered a traumatic brain injury and several broken bones. he has filed a lawsuit against wal-mart. the truck driver, kevin roper has been charged in the accident. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the death of john nash and his wife alicia. you can find updates any time on our web site cbsphilly.com. >> ♪ >> the true meaning of memorial day on display i

alicia was fired from her law firm and prosecutors claim that she and her husband drove to her or her bosses house and assaulted him and his wife. leo fisher and his wife were shot at, tased, stabbed multiple times, but they survived. the suspects were caught after a four-mile chase with police. now the law firm in arlington has issued a statement saying in part, the recovery has been heartening and we remain committed to doing everything necessary to help the healing process. leo and sue are enormously grateful to all the people that have offered their encouragement and prayers and well wishes to run this difficult time. after a long delay, the schmuhls will have a military hearing this afternoon at 2:00. jummy: covering metro this june, service getting back to normal after numerous problems yesterday throughout the system. last night at 10:00, smoke-filled the metro center station after a transformer blew, forcing emergency crews to clear the scene. it followed another incident yesterday morning when thousands were either stock or severely delayed when smoke shut down service on the

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kind of a bone headed move there alicia.t a check of the roads now matt pellman standing by in the traffic center, he must have an update. >> things breaking as we speak live at the schuylkill expressway a truck just broke down unfortunately in the westbound lanes by girard avenue taking out the center lane as you come westbound on the schuylkill, you are looking at heavy traffic coming away from university avenue from this point at girard with the center lane blocked and 33 minutes ideally should be 14 eastbound is congested as well with the normal afternoon volume and a broken down vehicle at allegheny giving us speeds in the teens and on the main line in ardmore by greenfield and spring and the planet fitness 95 in delco not looking good and northbound is looking good from naaman's road up to 320, that crash continues to block the right lane, as you head to the blue route this afternoon. in west grove chester county an accident brought down a pole. evergreen is blocked offp harmony gets you around it. big day in dover wit

. >>> thanks alicia. philadelphia mayor michael nutter had strong words for the candidates hoping to replace them today and wondered if some of them were fit to run the city. john rawlins joins us live now all of this was in response to the debate here on 6 abc last night. >> so it would seem brian this was an annual remembrance for officers and firefighters that died in the line of duty, two new names were placed on the roles today one from the police and one from the fire department. the mayor had sharp words for those critical of a policy and the police commissioner. >> when someone wants to run their mouth to score political points, i have to speak out. >> mentioning no one by name, the mayor told those attending today's memorial service, to set the record straight on the police department and stop and frisk and commissioner ramsey. here is what was said by anthony williams. >> number one commissioner ramsey is out of here. >> people have to be replaced when they stand for a policy that people in the

all green arrows today alicia. >> a grown breaking for a new hotel being built in university city, the new hotel will feature restaurants and meeting space and the college oriented study hall will go up at chestnut and 33 streets, drexel got final approval last year and it's set to be finished by 2013 and they build a similar hotel at yale that has become a great success. >>> it's time for accuweather and adam joseph knows thousand pick them because the second day in a row he has gotten lucky. >> he is live along the banks of the schuylkill river for this year's aberdeen dad vail regatta. >> beautiful along the schuylkill river right behind us we have the race going on this is the freshman novice eight behind me one team already went across the finish line and a few still behind here and that is not easy when you have to have the coordination of the entire team rowing at the same time and the coxswain sitting there yelling the time. it's one of the hardest jobs of that particular team. the temperatures in philadelphia it is warm, rowing on the river even warmer 83 in philadelphia and 5

thank you alicia. >>> graduation season in full swing.s of friends and family came out to see students graduate from the university of pennsylvania and un ambassador samantha powers spoke at the commencement. power is the first female commencement speaker since actress jodi foster in 2006. >> i guess we mentioned quite a few thunderstorms heavy downpours moving through right now as we get another check of the accuweather forecast. >> let's go over to meteorologist adam joseph. >> very scattered very hit or miss but most of the thunderstorms right now throughout the state of delaware and parts of new castle county and kent county and that cluster of downpours in chester county and parts of salem county beginning to weaken and fall apart. in act as we look at double scan live a little closer still a little yellow left over near west chester. no lightning strikes in this entire vantage point right down to women to. the rain really just west of media, not a drop of rain for philadelphia, the airport or even most of delaware county this aftern

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alicia and detroit on the line for democrats. caller: this has been going on forever. before trayvon martin, michael brown, freddie gray. we just had a couple of incidents in the last month where the police actually killed some young men. it didn't make national headlines. but it was unnecessary. they didn't have a warrant. how do we keep going? i'm an educator and i'm ready to walk out of the classroom because i can't go any further there. we have a governor who is ready to pretty much split the district and take numbers away from detroit and dollars away from other districts because they say we are low performing. when you create educational disparity and you don't do anything about it, that's where

. >>> su tÍa alicia dice que Él se quedÓ muy triste. >>> siempre hace tenido buena relaciÓn ha sido muya niÑa lo puede decir. >>> llegÓ corriendo evitando la prensa dorotea garcÍa tardÓ minutos en entrar hasta que se abriÓ la puerta del juzgado allÍ dentro ocurriÓ el encuentro de

achievement in math and science achievements made at he fought paranoid schizophrenia, his wife, alicia, by his side for many of the battles. >> the only way out -- >> both killed saturday, when their yellow cab crashed into a southbound new jersey turnpike guardrail, the couple had just left the airport in newark, after flying back to the states from norway, where nash received the prestigious bell prize. the nash's made their home in princeton junction where neighbors and colleagues mourns their sudden lost. >> most spectacular thing about him was his fantastic originality and his contribution to science. >> former princeton professor joseph cone first med him -- met him at mit. >> very sad. it will affect prince on junction. >> neighbor john kelly said he drove by the crash not knowing the nash's were involved. >> it was brutal. you know huge emptiness. that's very sad. >> they were ejected from the taxi and pronounced dead on the scene. state police say they may not have been wearing their seatbelts at the time of the crash. that taxi driver was taken to the hospital. he should reco

for shirleen allicott alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian taff.n and i along with ducis rodgers back tonight at 10:00. >> "action news" at 5:00 is coming up next. >> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody meteorologist cecily tynan rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪♪ >> monday night and the big story on "action news" is a developing one out of lansdale, montgomery county where a small sports car got wedged underneath a tractor-trailer. chopper 6hd was over the scene of the southbound lanes of the northeast extension near bethel road. the driver of the car was finally freed put on a stretcher and taken to the hospital. >> the crash happened about 2:30 this afternoon. it is still causing traffic trouble right now. so far unclear how badly the driver of the car was hurt or if there were any other injuries. and matt pelman will have an update on the backup for you on the northeast extension coming up in just a few minutes. >> in other news tonight, new jersey assemblymen is trying to strengthen the penalties

. >> yeah, dangerous times alicia. majority of those arrested during protests in cleveland this weekend when a police officer was acquitted have been arraigned. 58 people appeared before a judge this morning on misdemeanor charges. 71 people were arrested saturday night after mostly peaceful protests turned more aggressive. a judge saturday found officer michael brelo not guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the november 2012 deaths of two unarmed black men. they were shot in a barrage of gunfire after a high speed chase. >>> it was also very violent holiday weekend in baltimore where police say there were more than a dozen shootings leaving seven people dead. police say the city has seen a surge in violence since the death of freddie gray in police custody sparked riots and protests. six police officers are facing charges in connection with gray's death. baltimore mayor stephanie rawlins blake calls the increase in violence disheartening. >> defense secretary ash carter getting heavy blow back today after his criticism

years old and alicia white, the sergeant is 30 years old.em are 30 or younger. live to miguel marquez in baltimore. what more can you tell us about the officers. i'm pointing out that four of the six are very young. >> very young. and this crowd -- thousands strong now now mlk boulevard will be happy to see those booking photos of the officers. three different protests came together at pennsylvania and north today and now marching toward mlk. and i want to bring this 16-year-old, what has this week been like? >> it has been crazy. i have seen a lot of things happen. riots, protests and it is really good. and it makes me happy to know that the police officers have been charged with the crime they committed. >> my friend. now they'll all want to see whether or not the charges lead to convictions. that is the one big thing they are waiting for. erin. >> the big thing we are waiting for, miguel as we waited for, something that almost never happens in this country. a major question in this country. our breaking news coverage continues with anders

. >>> and the team of the chew comes to philadelphia for a food tour and alicia vitarelli got to be their guide. where she took them and when you get to see the full episode. >>> from our delaware fuse room a worker had to be rescued after getting stuck eight stories high. he was power washing the bank of america building on king street the scaffolding lost power and left him in a harness for 15 minutes eventually they got the power back on. >>> a u.s. captain is called a hero or a super hero after he sprang to action and jumped into flames and saved a north carolina couple trapped in their car, and steve ogleson at ft. bragg at the time was also wearing a captain america tx shirt when he dragged them from the flames, he was one of the neighbors that ran into help. one of those neighbors happen to bring a fire tinguisher. and he used it to break the windows. >> the army helped a lot and i was if the right place at the right time. we all bonded together to help save people's lives. >> incredible. thanks to the captain's quick work the crash victims are all alive, their injuries are serious

alicia? >>> well, if are you in the market for a new family vehicle or something with more space seven popular mid size suvs were put to the test and only three of them performed well in front end crash tests. the nissan murano received the highest or best, high safety pick twice because of the front crash prevention system breaks the suv when a crash is imminent. the jeep wrangler four door earned a top score in which 25% of a vehicle's front end strikes a barrier at 40 miles per hour, but the institute says that the wrangler only offers marginal protection inside for rear end crashes and a fixed roof and that is not the best protection in rollover crashes and the ford flex is behind them earning an acceptable rating and that falls short because it doesn't have automatic available. the dodge durango got fair. and the dodge journey got a poor mark the left side airbag failed to inflate and done says that one test cannot determine real world safety. and that the vehicle meets all safety standa

for sharrie williams alicia vitarelli, i'm brian taff.news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> and now here's rick williams with a look at what's ahead at 5:00 hi, rick. >> hi, sharrie, thank you. coming up next on "action news" at 5 o'clock the first summer holiday is here and residents are ready for some r and r. we'll be live along the jersey shore for what's shaping up as a great weekend. >>> also, the latest on a philadelphia chef who was seriously injured in last week's amtrak train derailment. >>> and a delaware guardsman gave a special thank you to the hospital staff who saved his life. >>> those stories and much more when we join you next on "action news" at 5:00. . >> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody meteorologist cecily tynan rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪♪ >> the atlantic city ocean is officially unlocked and the jersey shore is opened for the memorial day weekend. families are wasting no time in getting down to the business of relaxing. they're heading for the holiday with gas prices ne

alicia vitarelli has their story. >> i have to wear my hip hop style. >> reporter: that's hip hop mom jean savage and representing for her son shaken who goes by the stage name real. >> how are you? >> reporter: today the mom son duo is bringing a real community coffeehouse to wyncote inspired by family tradition. >> sunday we're going to grab some coffee from somewhere, we had to go so far to get the coffee. >> reporter: they created the real marketplace. >> these are antique lamps here. >> reporter: there's a little corner you can come in have a coffee and do some shopping. >> most of the stuff came from my house. >> reporter: jean has been working hard in healthcare for 40 years and real said this is for her so she can get the coffee that keeps her moving and grooving. >> reporter: no coffee no working. and he loves that he could give mom this gift of relaxation and eventually retirement. >> i would say within a month or so, we'll have mom kicking back in one of those nice chairs full time. >> i'm so happy i can't believe it. >> reporter: if you're in for home cooking jean makes qu

vilma: alicia ramÍrez el estudiante popular, lÍder. jugaba tenis y volÉibol.uego se despidiÓ y se subiÓ a su automÓvil. manejÓ 35 millas en medio de la fuerte tormenta y cuando iba llegando a su casa, quedÓ atrapada en las inundaciones. segÚn sus familiares en medio de la desesperaciÓn al ver que el agua se la tragaba con todo y automÓvil, alcanzÓ a llamar al 911 y a su papÁ y les pidiÓ ayuda. cuando sus padres llegaron al lugar no habÍa rastros de ella ni de su vehÍculo. la encontraron hasta el dÍa siguiente cerca de su casa. >> yo llorÉ mucho, me dijo mi hijo estaba afuera y la vecina le dijo lo que pasÓ y me levantÓ, mamÁ, algo pasÓ. cuando me dijo, comenzÓ a llorar. vilma: compaÑeros cambiaron la risa de celebraciÓn por abrazos de dolor y llanto. >> todo el pueblo estÁ en shock. vilma: en los estadios de su escuela donde ganÓ torneos deportivos, esta vez sus amigos se sentaron en las gradas para despedirla. >> esto parece irreal, algo que no hubiera imaginado. es muy duro. vilma: dicen que era muy competitiva y siempre tenÍa una sonrisa al saludar. >> extr

. >> noticias univisiÓn estuvo el fin de semana en michoacÁn en la casa de alicia dÍaz, su tÍa paternaria barragÁn, la abuela. >> se esforzaba para que yo pudiera tener lo mejor. que pudiera tener un estudio, que pudiera llegar a ser alguien en la vida. >> alondra habla poco y cuando lo hace es para defender a su padre que en 2007 durante una visita en houston y sin permiso de la madre, cuando ella era una niÑa de cautro aÑos, se la trajo desde estados unidos a mÉxico. >> sÍ estaba contenta con mi papÁ. sÍ me sentÍa feliz, pero... pues... a la vez sentÍa que me faltaba algo. >> ocho aÑos de ausencia no borraron a dorotea, su madre. cuando hubo oportunidad, su familia paterna le hablaba de ella. >> me faltaba... pues, me faltaba sentir el cariÑo de mi mamÁ. >> sabe que llegÓ el momento de reencontrarse con su madre. >> porque pues tiene mucho tiempo que no la veo. pero tambiÉn quisiera estar con mi papÁ. >> doÑa victoria, abuela de alondra, quien nunca aprobÓ lo que su hijo hiciera, recuerda el momento. >> mamÁ, le traje a la niÑa. es un regalo para usted y un regalo para su mamÁ. >> la

nash and his wife alicia were killed when the taxi crashed on the nnlg nn turnpike. it happened last night in middlesex county. nbc 10's doug shimell joins us. he was known worldwide for his research. >> reporter: exactly. and the man who won the nobel prize for his work in game theory using advanced mathematics to predict the probability of something succeeding or failing lived in a modest home, being guarded now by police. ♪ for much of his life john nash's mind was trying to conquer ugly delusions this people in government were out to get him. saturday afternoon, the brilliant math scholar was in a cab with his wife alicia when police say the driver lost control passing another vehicle on the new jersey turnpike. >> looked like there were several cars involved so yellow car, looked like a distinct taxi color. >> reporter: the 86-year-old nash was returning from newark airport after receiving an award in norway. on his street john nash's neighbors mourned his loss. >> just very sad. we'll have a sad neighborhood for quite a while. >> to find a truly original idea.

it's freebie friday rick and we have good ones for you, 100% off. >> thank you alicia. we'll take a quick break and the accuweather forecast when we return, stay with us. >>> meteorologist melissa magee, is here with a final look at the weekend in may. >> not a bad weekend to be out tomorrow will be my pick of the two over the weekend. go outside tomorrow we'll show you what is going on outside today too, stormtracker 6 live double scan showing it's dry and high pressure is in control and the biggest difference once you step outside is the humidity, it's much lower in comparison to yesterday. outside we go people are already there in old city at independence mall, out and about on a gorgeous friday afternoon, nice blue sky and sunshine overhead and comfortable conditions, in philadelphia 81 degrees, check out the dew point at 68 winds are out of the east at 6:00 miles per hour, and that pressure is holding steady currently in wilmington 76 degrees and allentown 80 and cooler along the coast in beach haven and millville in at 80 degrees, here is satellite 6 along with ac

thank you alicia. accuweather is coming up. ♪♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh.ranteed. you picked a beautiful ring. thank you. we're never having kids. mmm-mmm. breathe. i love it here. we are never moving to the suburbs. we are never getting one of those (minivan). we are never having another kid. i'm pregnant. i am never letting go. for all the nevers in life state farm is there. aleash. >>> philadelphia continues to get ready for the world meetings of families and a visit from pope francis, today the mural of arts program revealed plans for a mural hoppering the pope. the mural will be painted on sections of cloth put up on the saint malaki school in philadelphia. >>> now karen rogers is here with the accuweather forecast. >> it's sticky out there today and we'll get a chance for storms but not as numerous some people will get them you have to watch. lets look at stormtracker 6 live double scan unlike yesterday at this hour, we are completely dry at this point we don't see anything pop up yet but keeping a close eye on it. we'll show you what is going on down

brian. >> pretty cool stuff. >> yes. >> and so is this, alicia.mber of earth lings are willing to make history while at the same time possibly give up everything maybe even their lives. tonight at 11:00 you'll meet two women who are hoping to be among those of a first of its kind mission to another planet. >> i'm erin o'hearn its a bold life changing mission that has garnered interest from thousands of people around the world. >> it's just the next frontier the next thing that we don't know about. >> i've wanted to go there since i was 14. this whole other planet, untouched by human hands. >> reporter: so would you leave earth to make history? what exactly is this program and what is the draw for so many people? it's a special report that truly could blast these women out of this world. that's tonight only on channel6 "action news" at 11:00. >> former teen idol and philadelphia native bobby rydal was honored for his work in promoting organ donations today. rydal was the guest of honor at the ninth annual professional care alliance of the delaware

. >> thanks alicia. >>> weapons, jewels and religious relics from one of history's most feared leaders, we got a sneak preview of the gangus kahn exhibit. his empire stretched from the pacific ocean to europe. it features 200 artifacts and murals and pre comprehensive sets that brings the battleground to life. >>> matt pellman is standing by in the traffic center with a look at things on this thursday. >> i am standing by and traffic is standing still unfortunately on the schuylkill expressway westbound side an accident just happened here involving an overturned vehicle, can you see right there somebody is climbing over the barrier kind of working their way toward that vehicle. this all just happened minutes ago and no emergency crews are on the scene and unfolding in the westbound lanes of 76 between passyunk and veran the right side is blocked. just the left side is slowly squeezing by and this will cause delays once the emergency crews get in here. we are waiting on the fire trucks and police to get there. and the kelly drive now shut down for this weekend's aberdeen dad vail regatt

alicia vitarelli is here with more. >> hey guys, what a night each of the four remaining celebrities had two chances to wow the judges first they perform a dance style they have never done before and then a dance choreographed by one of the judges themselves. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> singer riker lynch and allison stole the show, they earned four tens and then the argentina tango earned them another 40. and noah galloway sits in last place but not by much, they scored 10's and 9's giving them 56 out of 70 for the night but you know it was a big night for noah galloway for another reason, his girlfriend surprised him at a live show and he returned the favor with a live proposal. and she said yes. >> tonight at 8:00 on 6 abc the mirror ball trophy next. >> down to the wire getting good. thank you alicia. >> the two hour season finale marvel "agents of s.h.i.e.l.d.," agent coal son and his team have to make sacrifices to gets through a war and some relationships will not be the same after. that after "dancing with the stars" result show. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, bu

the incident happened about a month after a leisure aves fired from a -- alicia was fired from a law firm. >>> today tenacious topper says we've got some pleasant stuff on the way. >> it's only may. it can't stay hot that long, also can't be that humid yet. it was 90 degrees, our first 90- degree day. it's still pretty toasty. at 7:00 it's 87 downtown, pretty impressive. our average high is 75 this time of year. 81 in gaithersburg, 82 in leesburg, 84 in manassas. we'll get cooler tonight. if you want to go outside this evening, you can. it's not like cold air will rush in here the next few hour. it will take all night to happen. by 6 a.m. it will happen, mid-50s, 56 in manassas by 6 a.m. on the futurecast. >>> if 7 in leesburg, 56 in gaithersburg, right around 60 downtown by 6 a.m. in fact, by 1:00 we're still in the 60s. so we're losing 20 degrees in about 24 hours, only 69 at 1:00, 65 in gaithersburg at 1:00. by 6:00 we still should be about 70 degrees, 24 hours from now. a sweater and shades probably a good idea tomorrow. we'll come back, talk about the 3-degree guarantee. >>> vir

princeton university professor john nash and his wife alicia were killed on the new jersey turnpike on saturday. it happened in monroe township. police say the couple were in a taxi when the cab driver lost control, hit a guardrail and slammed into another car. "nbc 10's" doug shimell talked to friends and neighbors in princeton about the legacy nash leaves behind. >> reporter: john nash's colleague says his flight arrived so early that instead of waiting for his limo he took a cab. police guarded the unassuming house that belonged to the unassuming man who won the nobel prize in math. >> he was just very sweet and quiet and you'd never know he was someone of such importance. >> talked to many peoples. >> john nash's game theory, the use of advanced mathematics, was called one of the great ideas of the 20th century. >> find a truly original idea it is the only way i will ever distinguish myself. >> russell crow portrayed nash and his struggles with schizophrenia "a beautiful mind" so it was a shock when his friends heard of the accident. >> i couldn't believe it. >> dr. louis newer ren

> were you tearful alicia? >> i was tearful but one of the stars sent home also had some tears flowing last night the show brought back its result show and that meant the end of the road for not one but two celebrities. >> robert and kim. >> shark tank investor was the first star booted from the ballroom he spent several weeks at the bottom and many say his elimination was not a surprise the same went for bachelor chris, he got a rough start and then was eliminated and got quickly emotional. >> this is an incredible experience and i'm thankful to have been a part of it. i came here and did something i have never done in my entire life and made progress in something and it's life changing. that leaves four celebrities competing for the mirror ball. they'll head to the semi finals they start next monday at 8:00 here on 6 abc. that is it down to the wire. this is where it starts to get hot on the dance floor. >> my money is on rumor. still ahead on "action news" how parents can keep their teens safe as they hit th

for shirleen allicott alicia vitarelli.odgers back tonight at 10 o'clock on phl17. >> "action news" at 5:00 is coming up next. >> see you tonight. there's over two hundred thousand students in philadelphia. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i think they're both wrong...it's making sure they all get a good education. teachers should have their contracts respected. they also should be held accountable. and it's wrong philadelphia gets less school funding than other parts of pennsylvania. i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse i'll take them to federal court. as mayor i'll do what's right for them. >> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody meteorologist cecily tynan rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪♪ >> a teenaged mother is charged with trying to kill her child by throwing the one-year-old off of a bridge then jumping into the water herself. this happened in the lehigh valley over the weekend. both remain in the hospi

my heart goes out to john and alicia and family. an amazing partnership, beautiful minds and hearts. on saturday afternoon nash and his wife were killed in an accident on the new jersey turnpike. the mathematician 86 years old, his wife 82. police believe the couple may not have had their seat belts on when their taxi driver lost control of the car. the nashss were on their way home to princeton where as a young doctoral student he wrote the thesis that would game his famous. the study of why people and businesses make the decisions they do. matt professor joe sent is cone was a close friend and colleague for 65 years. >> some people are fantastic and he was one of the missouri fantastic ones of the century certainly of our times. >> reporter: princeton student just finished studying nash's work this semester. >> every time i walked and campus everyone would want to take pictures with him. >> reporter: after overcoming the challenges of his disease nash became something of a spokesman for mental health and had a message for those wh

a crash on the new jersey turnpike takes the life of mitome tis none mash and his wife alicia near exit monroe township. he was the pains frayings for the oscar winning film a beautiful mind. answer his wife on their way home to princeton from the airport saturday when their cab slammed into the guardrail. john anal leash a were killed after being ejected from the vehicle. >> it was brutal. huge are huge emptiness very sad. >> that crash remains under investigation. a preliminary report indicates john anal leash a nash were not wearing their seatbelts at the time of the crash. >> actress and comedian ann mirror has died at the able of 85. her husband jerry stiller said mere a passed way a saturday. the couple performed at stiller and mera in the 19 60s, both went onto have successful carreers in it. v and fill. many they were married for 61 years. meara survive by her son actor ben stellar. >> levels of carbon monoxide still too high to let residents back into their homes this morning. "eyewitness news" on the 100 block of airy street where eight people were sickened saturday night. res

lets get the latest from alicia vitarelli at the big board good i had a chance to chat with brit robertson, she says it's an action film and also a comedy. good what i love about it is every segment of the film is like its own individual ride. >> that is not mine. >> what is not yours? >> the pin. >> for me one of the most fun parts is filming it. there is a see questions we call blast from the past, she twos to texas to find out where this pin has come from, and then chaos ensues the crazeyiest seen i have ever seen in a film. >> and tim mcgraw was in the film and she says it was a dream come true to work with him and george clooney. check it out over the weekend. >>> let get one final look at the holiday forecast from melissa. >> it looks really good, temperatures today climbing up into the 70s, this is a good looking day yesterday was cool and chilly and temperatures in the 50s and sunshine and clouds and it's breezy in the city we'll take a dip tomorrow but 8:00 for sunday and monday. >>> here are stories coming up on "action news" at 4:00 today. a nest of falcons sets up home at phila

alicia vitarelli, channel6 "action news". >> flyers have a new coach tonight a man most flyers fans haveer heard of. >> they're going the same route that the eagles took when they picked a guy from college. reports that the flyers were going to make a move for detroit's mike babcock. that's a mute point now. dave hakstol is the man charged with bringing the flyers back to prominence. hakstol had been the head coach at the university of north dakota wildly successful there. 11 seed since he led that school to 11nca tournaments. 20 players reached the nhl with eight being first round draft picks but hakstol is zero nhl coaching experience and he knows that's what the critics will be focused on. >> i don't have experience at this level so i'm in the going to pretend i do but i do have a great deal of confidence in what we do in what my philosophies are and in the fact that they're going to be successful here. >> he's very direct. he knows what he believes in and like i said in the end it comes down to a gut feel, can dave handle an nhl player's schedule, the differences in the collegiate le

sergeant alicia white, officer porter and officer goodison observed mr.ray unresponsive on the floor of the wagon. sergeant white who was responsible for incest gaiting two citizen complaints spoke to beback of mr. gray's head. when he did not respond she did nothing further despite the fact that she was advised that he needed a med sick. she made no effort to look or assess or determine his condition. despite mr. gray's seriously deteriorating medical condition, no medical assistance was rendered or summoned for mr. gray at that time by any officer. after completing the north avenue arrest and loading the additional prisoner into the opposite side of the wagon containing mr. gray officer goodison then proceeded to the western district police station where contrary to the bpd general order, he gain failed to restrain mr. gray in the wagon for at least the fifth time. at the western district police station, the defendant arrested at north avenue was escorted and secured inside of the police station prior to attending to mr. gray. by the time officers zacha

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the daycare center pumps medicine meant for alicia's stomach into her vein.icine stops this toddler's heart, and she dies. >> i've never got -- she had to go through it alone. and i wasn't there. >> is it easy to confuse tubes? >> we should be very cautious. unfortunately, people get rushed. people cut corners. and when that happens tragic things can happen. >> 16% of doctors and nurses in a survey says tube mix-ups happen at their hospitals. so the lesson here is when you have tubes in you ask the staff to trace the tubes back to the point of origin so the right medicine goes to the right place. at number 8, biopsy blunder. something unusual turns up in 35-year-old derry eason's breast. is it cancer? doctors do a biopsy. her diagnosis, positive. invasive lobular carcinoma. this single mom has breast cancer. she gets a second opinion. two more experts look at her lab work and agree. derry decides she has to be aggressive to save her life. she has surgery to remove both her breasts. and then weeks later a bombshell admission by her doctors. >> they told me bas

and his wife alicia died in a car accident, according to new jersey state police.hey were ejected from a taxi that lost control trying to pass another car. the nashs were pronounced dead at the scene. 86-year-old nash won the nobel prize for economics in 1994. >> john nash your analysis of equilibrium games and game theory had a profound effect on the way economic theory has developed in the last two decades. just last week nash accepted the 2015 able prize in norway for mathematical contribution. his life was the inspiration for the 2001 oscar-winning film "a beautiful mind." ♪ the movie focused on his work on game theory and his long-time struggle with skits from ya. >> you can't reason your way out of this. >> why not? why can't i? >> russell crowe won a golden globe for his portrayal of a character loosely pace bastebased on nash. >> you have to divide nash from your regular mathematician, he is beyond that in his thought process. he looks at a series of figures, he knows the answer. the hardest thing for nash is proving it to his fellow math melt math threat '

on twitter, crowe who portrayed john saying stunned, my heart goes out to john and alicia and family. an amazing partnership, beautiful minds, beautiful hearts. nash spent much of his life at princeton university. first as a graduate student and then a senior researcher. princeton university calling both john and his wife alicia quote, very special members of their community saying the remarkable achievements inspired generations of mathematicians economists and sign tests and describing nash as a genius and even that seemed to fall short. >> i like to think of myself as a genius. but i later on sort of realized it's meaningless in a sense. you are using a popular word. >> and an original thinker for sure. he was 86. his wife 82. he leaves behind two sons. >> so sad. okay. brian, thank you so much. >>> fox news alert. we are just learning that anne meara the mother of ben stiller, has died. meara performed with her husband on "the ed sullivan show" in the 1960s and dozens of films ten vel shows including "all my children" and "the king of queens." she took a turn at drama playing a te

alejandro: noticias univisiÓn estuvo en michoacÁn en la casa de alicia dÍaz, su tÍa paterna donde reinaria barragÁn, la abuela. alondra: esfuerzo para que yo tuviera el mejor y pudiera llegar a ser alguien en la vida. alejandra: alondra hablÓ pero sÓlo para defender a su padre. alondra: estaba contenta con mi papÁ y me sentÍa feliz pero pues... a la regencia que me faltaba algo. me faltaba... pues me faltaba sentir el cariÑo de mi mamÁ. alejandro: sabe que reencontrarse con su madre va ser algo maravilloso. alondra: tiene mucho tiempo que no la veo pero pues tambiÉn quisiera estar con mi papÁ. alejandro: la madre de reinaldo nunca aprobÓ lo que su hijo hizo y sabe que estÁ en medio de una historia inimaginable. >> es un momento difÍcil. alejandro: hace momento la juez saliÓ para dar unas declaraciones a los medios de comunicaciÓn le explicÓ, es que llegÓ alondra acompaÑada de su abuelita hasta este juzgado. la juez no dio mÁs detalles de todo el procedimiento que se estÁ llevando a cabo sin embargo vamos a estar muy pendientes porque en unos minutos mÁs en la familia de alhambra dÍas y