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and randy lee allen made no more confessions. september of 2003, he was convicted of kidnapping and sexual assault and received two consecutive terms of 75 years. dana stinson is a pseudonym for the remarkable young girl who showed courage, determination, and whose near photographic memory helped solve the case. and the forensic evidence helped, too. >> her clothing and all that, her body, that's amazing. i can't believe how they can pick up something that small and make something stick like this which i'm glad it did. through science and all that. >> it's amazing how you know, the world of forensics, how interesting it is and how from a tiny, tiny piece of nothing, they can find evidence. you know, that is very amazing. i find it very, very amazing. and like i told you, i mean, if i was young and i have to do it all over again, yes, i think i would go into forensics. >>> investigators described it as a one in a million chance. a tiny manufacturing flaw on an envelope exposed a murderer who was willing to kill innocent victims to

allen on the spur? >> i have been working with dan l. allen two to three years. i have known her a bit longer. it is a major work. those serious historians and critics are paying attention to it. the news material and it will surprise people and make scholars debate how we interpret what it means and why the declaration means something to everyone. .. also who has collected them and what they meant draft history. it's like outrageous statement that but she does it so seriously, from how they were used for rei

unflinching, after making the miracle shots that saved the miami heat last year, ray allen reveals just what kind of burden his team is carrying now. >> it's always laughable when people see you and they say pressure. >> uncommon. tomorrow, california chrome tries to win the first triple crown in 36 years. and there's a tremendous amount at stake. >> if california chrome wins, i think it will bring a lot more people to the sport. >> unprotected. morgan spurlock discovers firsthand how tough it is in the world of college sports. >> it has to be the way. >>> welcome to "unguarded" texas style. we are coming to you on location from the nba finals where last night the san antonio spurs beat the miami heat in game one. it was a first step in a revenge plan when ray allen shocked them with a miracle shot with six seconds on the clock. looked like a sure fire spurs title and as the heat went on to claim the championship instead, allen's shot became an instant classic. i sat down with the future hall of famer to talk about the grudge match he's created here this week. and, of course, that shot.

. >> but they were able to track down his current girlfriend, angela allen. >> she said she loved himhey stayed together a while, he became more and more abusive, and eventually he beat her up a couple of times, as best i recall. >> angela said she knew all about belynda. >> i heard a couple of messages on an answering machine. one of them was that she was pregnant and that she needed to talk to him about it. >> angela told police that she and armstrong ran into belynda in a local bar shortly before she disappeared, and there was a confrontation. >> she wanted to see him to clarify the fact that she was going to raise this child herself and it was hers no matter who it belonged to. >> angela told investigators she ended her relationship with armstrong when she learned belynda was pregnant. angela gave police several items armstrong had left with her before he left the area. among them, a large knife. police asked forensic experts whether this was the murder weapon. the answer was maybe. >> in my experience, people who attempt to match a particular knife to an injury venture a little t

john allen, a little-known visiting minister in the second baptist church in boston, gave a sermon on the gaspee affair. it went the revolutionary equivalent of viral. widely published. in this sermon, allen rejected the proposition that parliament had a right to tax and enforce laws like the ones implicated in the gaspee affair on americans without the consent of their colonial representatives. a position that would come to define colonial discontent and reverberates to this day through the slogan "no taxation without representation." allen concluded his sermon with the provoking and revolutionary question whether the british king had a right to rule over america in the first place. reverend allen asserted that there was no parliamentary right to reign, as in britain, nor a right by conquest, as the american colonists had only signed compacts with the crown for protection of their religious and civil rights. allen espoused enlightenment ideals of social compacts and local rights, stating if the british government enacted laws that were oppressive to the rights of american colonists,

some of you know me, i'm allen grossman the original petitioner of the litigation that's a agendized as number 4. i have essentially two comments of a general nature. one is over the years as commissioners we are appointed address serviced they are terms and mr. synquid and his staff including the lawyers handled all the note to routine activities for which the commission is ultimately responsible for. those activities included enforcing not compiled task forces with his hostility to open government is well known it was, in fact, quoted in the new york times and particularly has the task force as one of his objects. so in that roll he has a record of dismissing or finding in violation in other public records matter about 40 of them 40 since 2005. in my 2010 lawsuit he was forced to concede he couldn't withhold records the city paid my $25,000 attorney fees. the other point is really serious. you must be aware of gravity of many sin countries position in the article agenda 4. it is contrary to the commissions own bylaws contrary to their own bylaws and will golden gate park others cit

temperatures in the 50s allen town, high philadelphia, trenton, atlantic city cooler in mid-50s. almost 60 dover right now. your father's day shaping up to be beautiful. starting off clear and sunny and warmer. gorgeous today. 82 for our high. that puts us near average for this time of year. however, we have more humidity and 90 degrees on the way. that's going to happen this week. we'll talk about that in a couple minutes. >> thanks ted. we'll check back to you soon. >>> setpa regional rail service is running this morning after hundreds of workers walked off the job. it comes after the president intervened to get the trains back on the track. katie is live in center city. when did the trains start running? >> reporter: the first train line to resume operation is the airport line. that began at 4:00 this morning. this is good news for train riders on father's day but especially better for tens of thousands that commute on the week. the regional rail system shutd down 12:01 saturday morning. 400 members from the electrical union went on strike over wage and pension contributionses

paul allen joins us now. what is the sponsors saying? >> it is fairly similar.is also involved. i will give you an example. there is debate. it is neither good for you but fa board partners. there is an investigation into the former fifa vice president who was elected to a held a slush fund. case, it did not work. won thentroversially bid. the smell around it is growing stronger. they deny the allegations. contributed to $400 million into the coffers. they are pretty keen to put some space between them and the growing stench. sponsors have 100% confidence in the invest edition. >> the stench of corruption. speaking of that, what stage are we at with the investigation into the world cup? >> the investigation is wrapping up today. you will hear the report over the coming weeks. in six weeks times, he will his answer to a judge. the judge will decide if there is a case. it is coming just before or after the completion of that. >> is paul allen out of sydney. the competition kicks off on thursday. brazil is the favorite. preparations have not gone smoothly. we have

let's head over to paul allen in sydney where things are heading -- heating up. it looks like the government is cooling down. that would be a fairly accurate summary. i can feel the heat on my back right now. we are today's into winter and it is 22 degrees outside. last month was the same. we had 19 consecutive days above 22. all these observations are backed up i this new report from the climate counsel, which says that australia has just posted its hottest two years ever. on top of this, the climate counsel makes a few other observations. the warming trend is continuing to intensify. we are expecting an el niÑo event. it is going to get hotter still. what we saw last october was quite unseasonable. drought, which would have an effect on agriculture as well. the u.s. is ramping things up, trying to address greenhouse gas emissions, what is the australian government doing? >> the fact that this report came from the climate counsel speaks volumes. that is a new ngo which was rebranded government climate commission which was disbanded by the incoming tony abbott go

with head coach talking about the current leader allen.e sees fellow veteran like tuck and smith around feels like the silver and black on the right track. >> they have won they have won in this league and they have won the big one so having guys throughout like that you have the leaders on the team that guys can follow. that's important for us. i feel really good about it. >> warriors forward andre named to the nba all defensive first team today. beat out james. small forward. he led whole league in plus mean with us point differential on the court versus when off the court. the first war why are the make the first team defense since nate some 43 years ago. nba finals begin thursday night on 7. spurs heat tip off at 6:00 immediately following the game. join us for after the game around 8:30. the bob myers will be guest. i will grill him. >> put him open the hot seat. >> he knows. nfl has to get rid of the organized. >> o ta is so over. >> we'll at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies, which is why we are supplying n

temperatures already 70 degrees northeast philly. 67 allen town, 66 wildwood. atlantic city, great day to be on the beach. lancaster 76 for your temperatures out now. breezes yesterday, not the case now. things fairly light. breeze for atlantic city and trenton. could get breezy on the shore this afternoon. highs today 82 philadelphia. we'll be about mid 70s for the shore. sunny skies throughout the afternoon. maybe few clouds by later in the evening. not a bad day. tomorrow, more clouds expected tomorrow afternoon. going to be a hot and sticky week next week as we approach the 90s again. we'll talk about what to expect coming up in your first alert forecast here on nbc 10. rosemary? >> thank you ted. >>> setpa's regional rail service is back on track. workers returned to work after workers resumed after the strike. katy is there. how are things running this morning? >> reporter: last check things were running well. i spoke to a spokesperson that said one engineer didn't show up for work. that affected a train on the doylestown line. other than that a, all empl

they found out julio allen was there. davis gave the order, and bradford dodson fired several rounds through a plate glass window. >> when you've got someone firing rounds inside a mcdonald's like that, that's unacceptable. that's when i said, "i want this duck. this guy has got to go down." we initiated a federal case. did an awful lot of surveillance, following people, watching people talking to informants. we started to see the pattern. the way they were selling the narcotics was the same. >> he was using different locations in the city, renting houses. normally he would have a lady rent the house in her name. nobody would live there. they would just use it strictly to sell drugs. >> the rockford police department had executed search warrants at many of these houses and only gotten small quantities of crack cocaine or heroin. almost always heroin. and he was never there. he wasn't the one selling it. we were lucky enough to have a confidential informant who was providing us with a wealth of information. and told us tha

. >> abc7 news reporter allen wong joins with us more on the investigation. allen? >> yes. just a half an hour ago, oakland firefighters put out a spot fire across the ridge up there. and this is a the fire started around 2:00 this afternoon. it took about 300 feet of crews to get down there. when they got down there, it's full of poison oak. it took two drops to suck water out of merit lake. four alarm fire, with 90 firefighters total. let's take a look from sky 7 hd. you can see winds. that is what probably saved this thing from going as far as it did. we're only 3 to 5 miles per hour. this is off of mark and lemur just south of highway 13. turning live now to lisa baker with the oakland fire department. you're calling these very suspicious? >> we have three fires burning in various steep terrain, then, a half hour ago, a fire at the top of the canyon approximately ten by ten. >> so two main fires 12 acres, other about three and a half. if they started what does that say to you? >> it says that our fire investigator is on the scene. we're calling them suspicious at this t

not a bad morning to start off. 58 allen town, already 52 philadelphia. mount holly almost 60. same for atlantic city already in the 60s wildwood. those of you down there, going to be a great day. 61 wilmington. we had the breezes yesterday. look at future winds today. shouldn't be too bad. we've got slight breezes from the north today. i think down the shore you get more breezy conditions expected by the afternoon. in the evening hours it should start to ease off a little. phillies game today, take on the cubs. winds from the northwest 5 to 10. here's what to expect around game time. sunny and nice, 77 degrees. 3:00 p.m., 81. our high 82. clear blue skies expected with passing clouds. that's about it. coming up in a few minutes we talk about the 90 degrees day, humidity unfortunately and guess what, going to need the umbrellas next week. >> thank you ted. >>> now to a developing story we've been watching. setpa is back on track this morning. rail service resumed a few hours ago following a strike that lasted less than i day. it took the president getting involved for hundreds

with head coach talking about the current leader allen.ellow veteran like tuck and smith around feels like the silver and black on the right track. >> they have won they have won in this league and they have won the big one so having guys throughout like that you have the leaders on the team that guys can follow. that's important for us. i feel really good about it. >> warriors forward andre named to the nba all defensive first team today. beat out james. small forward. he led whole league in plus mean with us point differential on the court versus when off the court. the first war why are the make the first team defense since nate some 43 years ago. nba finals begin thursday night on 7. spurs heat tip off at 6:00 immediately following the game. join us for after the game around 8:30. the bob myers will be guest. i will grill him. >> put him open the hot seat. >> he knows. nfl has to get rid of the organized. >> o ta is so over. >> o ta is so over. >> we'll be right back idlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that

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a lot of you in the 60s this hour. 64 allen town, lehigh valley. 64 philadelphia. glassboro 60ss. atlantic city to cape may, stone harbor, 60s for you. means we're going to have a nice, warm day today. it's father's day. many of you have outdoor plans, brunches planned. great day for that. 82, sunny and gorgeous. we had breezes yesterday. i think we'll have a lighter wind today 10 to 15 from the northwest. breezier down the shore. you'll be in the 70s. coming up in minutes, we'll talk about the warmer temperature temperatures we're expecting this week. we'll reach 90s a long with hum humidity. we'll tell you all about it. >> thank you ted. >>> rail service resumed after the president intervened with an executive order. katy zachry is live at the station. you've been talking to commuters. i'm sure the weight has been lifted. >> reporter: a weight has been lifted. things are running smoothly. i spoke to a spokesperson with accept tachlt she tells me an engineer that runs the train on the doils doyles town line is the only one that didn't show up. there was a single train affected th

rather cool in some spots. 53 allen town, along with mount pocono. pottstown 54, wilmington 55, stone harbor 55, atlantic city 54. upper 50s wilmington now. here's what you can expect for the day today. hour by hour look. high 82 for philadelphia. clear and sunny skies. 74 slightly breezy down the shore by 4:0 with plenty of sunshine for your father's day. going to be a beautiful day to go out and take dad to lunch. however, things change big time this week. we'll talk about what to expect coming up in your first alert forecast. >>> thanks for that ted. >>> now to a developing story. first setpa trains are back on track after a strike that lasted less than a day. trains are trains are rolling after president obama intervened. katie has the story. >> reporter: all setpa workers scheduled to work this morning showed up on time. i went downstairs to check out the regional schedule, and all trains are running on time. could have been a very different story. the regional rail system shut down 12:01 saturday morning. 400 members of engineering and electric

hi allen and liz. 6:00 tonight: >>> 6:006:00 anchor veronica de la cruz has what's coming up at 6:00. >> certainly not what you want to see in the middle of a drought a nearly week long water leak in the neighborhood. where is the crews to fix it? what the owner is trying to do to get the city's attention. >> and the company responsible for awesome videos gets ready to go big. peninsula based go pro is about to hit wall street. more coming up at 6:00. >> we'll see you in 30 minutes. >> thanks for watching us at 5:00. the "cbs evening news" is next. >> remember the latest news and weather are always on our website, kpix.com. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com a water main leaking in a b >> pelley: tonight, can police search your cell phone? the u.s. supreme court decided that today. and ruled in a case that threatened broadcast television. jan crawford and chip reid report. the economy suffered its worst slowdown since the great recession. anthony mason on what it means. jamie yu

they say mark brady was riding his bicycle when allen ran over him. investigators say this may have been no accident though, there was bad blood between the two men over brady's ex-girlfriendwho allen was dating. >> police athe tent city is in d on township owned land. local leaders say the encampment is dangerous and a nuisance and for months the tents and the shanties have been gradually demolished. the town wants it closed by the end of the like. those from tent city will march from the encampment to the town square this morning. >> and straight ahead we have good news for local swimmers, that story ahead. >> repeat offender t same suspect strikes at least three times in local neighborhoods. police are trying to prevent him from committing another crime. >> this elevator emergency, a must see wild ride that you're glad you weren't on. >> fog, clouds, showers, thunderstorms, and that's just the start. ri n 71 degrees at 4:36. >>> families looking to beat the heat in philadelphia this summer will want to hear this. >> mayor nutter says all city pools

allen pointed out on this stated matter has the right to appeal that decision. and what would happen in the future and, he would get his license any rec recommendations. and in the past we have made amendments. to the recommendations. and so, if it were to recommend, and is that, but would it be withheld. >> and i would like to be upheld. >> of course, i would like to believe that the... and the board here to have authority on what happens in the city, and the alu simply recommends something on the basis on our experience and the basis of the process and as we pointed out, this is a state issued license with very little input from the community, and more importantly, if we want to mitigate the issues of the hours of operations, and then there are different avenues of and then the entertainment commission and then the amendment. and let me say this, i am very troubled by what we are hearing from the alu today. and it is this idea that we need to accept what is before us, and otherwise, the abc could go ahead and do something on its own without any conditions and

let me try to engage danielle allen. i have read danielle allen's book and i urge you to read it. i think there was a reinterpretation of the declaration by lincoln in 1863 in gettysburg. there was a reinterpretation of the meaning of those words by martin luther king on the steps of the lincoln memorial in august of 1963. i think danielle allen's reinterpretation is the next step in that expansive tradition of what those words mean, most especially all men are created equal, and out by their creator with certain inalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. those are the big ones. some come after that that she thinks the big too. this woman has written the big interpretation of jefferson's words for our time. did jefferson mean those words as she read them? no. especially one race. i think you can read his words. because jeffersons which from life, liberty and property to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, he got the phrase pursuit of happiness from george mason to use it in the preamble to the virginia declaration which was being w

it quickly jumped the highway and spread. >> allen, what can you tell us? >> looks like they have this thing under control after two hours of fighting this fire. let me just tell you where i am now. we're on the other side of the tracks. what you're looking at this fire started along interstate 480, and swept east through this place. now, investigators trying to see if it may have been a power line. that fire engulfed several buildings now, we believe two homes have burned and several, multiple out buildings. looking at the trees this is why the fire swept through here quickly. we have winds up to 20 miles per hour here. that is something firefighters were battling here. they had to use air drops from cal fire. water dropped on the fire now you can see just looking at small white puffs of smoke. and we're going to going to inspect and see what is lost. we believe two homes were burned but now looks like they have it under control. >> that is good, allen, thank you >> a big decision reporting on a caltrans project. permits of a controversial freeway project

with head coach talking about the current leader allen.nd feels like the silver and black on the right track. >> they have won they have won in this league and they have won the big one so having guys throughout like that you have the leaders on the team that guys can follow. that's important for us. i feel really good about it. >> warriors forward andre named to the nba all defensive first team today. beat out james small forward. he led whole league in plus mean with us point differential on the court versus when off the court. the first war why are the make the first team defense since nate some 43 years ago. nba finals begin thursday night on 7. spurs heat tip off at 6:00 immediately following the game. join us for after the game around 8:30. the bob myers will be guest. i will grill him. >> put him open the hot seat. >> he knows. nfl has to get rid of the organized. >> o ta is so over. >> we'll it's the yoplait greek f and we are asking the music city which 100-calorie strawberry greek yogurt is the next big thing. i'm a random lady w

allen pizzey has the story. coffee jitters-- starbucks joins the industry move towards higher prices. jill wagner tells us why the cost of your latte is about to surge. soccer star igot soldo is arrested for assaulting her own relatives. the latest trouble for the u.s. national team's goalie. you had to be there. the challenge of doing stand-up in china. seth doane on an american comic looking for laughs on a stage in beijing. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. in the the 13 months since becoming the head of the catholic church, pope francis has developed a reputation for straight talk on issues he feehe feelsstrongly about and ns going to question that reputation after his trip to southern italy today to a stronghold of an especially brutal branch of the italian mafia. there at an outdoor maz, the pope declared the mobsters are now excommunicated. as allen pizzey reports, it's been more than 20 years since a pope took on the mob. >> reporter: s

a half hour. >> hey, allen and liz.00 a push to keep machines like this one out of the one bay area city. we are going to tell you about some say these cell phone recycling kiosks encourage crooks to steal your smartphone. $20,000 for finding the next great new hire? a bay area startup is ponying up the cash to draw top talent. that's at 6:00. >> thank you. see you at 6:00. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> alfonsi: tonight, u.s. military aircraft in the skies over iraq. the u.s. begins surveillance missions as the president considers a request for airstrikes. reports from david martin, clarissa ward in baghdad, and scott pelley in jordan with the youngest war refugees. >> reporter: some of these kids flee in their pajamas because they've got nothing else. >> alfonsi: vicente ar h a crisis on our own border-- chen fleeing central america. jeff glor is there as congress recalls the c.e.o. of g.m. >> it looks like a lot more than 15 people should have been terminated. >> alfonsi: and chip reid

host: jonathan allen.est: i think she could be easily defeated in a general election, after eight years of barack obama. there are a lot of people who will want to move in a different direction. one of the challenges for her will be to define how she is different from president obama, presuming his approval numbers don't skyrocket between now and then. any open seat presidential contest will be competitive. about how she is the field of democrats. just because 30% of people aren't for her now, doesn't mean they won't vote for her in a general election. in terms of democrats, i think most of them would. but there is a lot of race to be run. we don't knew who the republican nominee is, we don't know who the democratic nominee is. someright, this is not summer election to a half years out. host: coming out on tuesday, hillary clinton's memoir hard choices. you wrote the book hrc, are there any excerpts you have seen that you wished you had known for your book? guest: the big one is the awkward first date, the

allen wong is live with this story. allen? >> right now, i'm told that a group of 8 to 10 officers is at the bay fair bart station and anticipating about 60 teams coming down on the train from hayward. this trend is called wilding. and is trying to monitor large groups of teens sapping the police department of their resources that creating a multi agency task force. police believe this wilding trend was sparked by a you tube video. 600 young people roamed streets of chicago committing crimes. there are 100 teens assaulted and robbed people, mostly in bay fair mall area, they're using bart to wreak havoc up and down 880 corridor. a group of 60 were roaming the streets of hayward. police arrested one person and they were headed to san leandro. new plan will alert more officers from oakland to hayward. >> with a primary focus being public safety and ability to respond to address issues at hand so not just 5, or 6 police officers but 20, or 30 will. >> now, police believe these groups are using social media to organize rampages th

it quickly jumped the highway and spread. >> allen, what can you tell us?looks like they have this thing under control after two hours of fighting this fire. let me just tell you where i am now. we're the other side of the tracks. what you're looking at this fire started along interstate 480, and swept east through this place. now, investigators trying to see if it may have been a power line. that fire engulfed several buildings now, we believe two homes have burned and several, multiple out buildings. looking at the trees this is why the fire swept through here quickly. we have winds up to 20 miles per hour here. that is something firefighters were battling here. they had to use air drops from cal fire. water dropped on the fire now you can see just looking at small white puffs of smoke. and we're going to going to inspect and see what is lost. we believe two homes were burned but now looks like they have it under control. >> that is good, allen, thank you >> a big decision reporting on a caltrans project. permits of a controversial freeway project plagued

allen wong is live with this story. allen? >> right now, i'm told that a group of 8 to 10 officers is at the bay fair bart station and anticipating about 60 teams coming down on the train from hayward. this trend is called wilding. and is trying to monitor large groups of teens sapping the police department of their resources that creating a multi agency task force. police believe this wilding trend was sparked by a you tube video. 600 young people roamed streets of chicago committing crimes. there are 100 teens assaulted and robbed people, mostly in bay fair mall area, they're using bart to wreak havoc up and down 880 corridor. a group of 60 were roaming the streets of hayward. police arrested one person and they were headed to san leandro. new plan will alert more officers from oakland to hayward. >> with a primary focus being public safety and ability to respond to address issues at hand so not just 5, or 6 police officers but 20, or 30 will. >> now, police believe these groups are using social media to organize rampages th

la mÁxima en allen town con 87.ndiciones normales de verano, un frente frÍo que no va a producir frÍo sino mÁs bien con su paso la posibilidad de lluvias. ahora, 70 es la temperaturas que tenemos al amanecer. estamos hablando de temperaturas que han ido subiendo paulatinamente. en algunos sectores, podrÍamos hablar de 69/66 hasta 70. depende si estÁ nublado. 87 para maÑana, la posible de algÚn chubasco y tormenta durante el dÍa. no serÍa lo principal sino que la lluvia estarÍa reservada para el horario de la noche y madrugada. el resto de la zona 84 incluyendo allen town y atlÁntico city. Ésto es lo que tenemos para la copa, un dÍa importante. estamos hablando de nigeria contra argentina. posibilidades de lluvia para este partido. el pronÓstico de los próximos dÍas, el tiempo mejora completamente viernes, sÁbado y domingo.. >> en segundos, cÓmo vivieron los colombianos la jornada de hoy. (hombre) no sabía qué esperar. nunca me di cuenta que iba a tener que trabajar duro para recuperarme. (locutor) si tú o alguien qu

and, of course, allen, i'm a huge fan. go usa. back to you. >> we now you need to go where all those fans went next. you know where that is. >> reporter: a bar. >> that's what i'm assuming. >> reporter: maybe. >> after 6:00. mike sugerman, thanks so much. you can follow all the world cup action on kpix 5 and kpix.com/soccer. >>> the la king may have taken the stanley cup, but a speech from the mayor had hockey players giving him standing ovation. >> there are two rules in politics that i mean to is a never, ever be pictured with a drink in your hand and never swear, but this is a big [bleep ] win. >> after his intentional f bomb t crowd went wild. kings players applauded the move. he said he caught the sensors off guard. it aid on live tv. >>> criminal charges may be filed against a jet blue passenger who had a mid-flight melt down. the man's family tried to stop the screaming dad as he lunged at a flight attendant. it happened saturday. the crew restrain the man, but he still managed to kick his own daughter. the man was strapped

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all areas remain dry now. 60 allen town, reading 60. pottstown 57 for our current temperature. elsewhere wilmington 62. wildwood 66. dover 67 degrees for our current temperature. millville now, good morning to you, starting off right now in the mid-60s. ocean temperature 71 today. look at our temperature trend. not bad today. 83, typically 84 this time of year. then numbers start to go up. 88 by wednesday. drop by thursday. we'll start to see humidity increase as more thunderstorms start to move into the area. the other days will remain dry and warm. look at that. mid-80s by tuesday. radar shows dry conditions now. the only showers we're seeing are way south of d.c. this hour. few clouds from the west. we'll see them throughout the day. we'll call for a mix of sun and clouds. for the most part, we remain dry. if we get rain activity, showers i should say, it will not touch the ground. this is what we're seeing on the future cast. a lot will evaporate before it hits the ground. if it hits the ground it will be light showers and brief. looking dry for our monday especially in the

temperatures rather mild. 72 allen town now. 71 trenton. we warm to 74 philadelphia, 75 atlantic city. wildwood 70s. here's what to expect today. we start off philadelphia 78 at noon. 83 our high today. we'll look at a mix of clouds and sun. best place to be will be the poconos where you'll be mostly sunny. your high 76 by the afternoon. we look at the background, good looking shot. should be mild tonight. looks like tomorrow even better. what can you expect for the beginning of your workweek? that's coming up in just a few minutes. >>> new this morning, police have a big include that could help lead them to the man wanted in a rape and home invasion in rittenhouse square. police say this surveillance video shows the suspect as he approached a young doctor and forced her inside her apartment. that 26-year-old woman was on her way home from ladder 15 bar. that bar just a short walk from her apartment at 19th and spruce streets. matt delucia is live outside the special vick's unit in hunting park to tell us what happened after the man forced

john allen, don't we all. thank you so much for calling in.appreciate it, as always. >>> coming up, honduras sends a message to the united states, do not deport our children. we'll take a look at this ongoing battle over tens of thousands of kids crossing the texas/mexico border, illegally. in the nation, it's not always pretty. add brand new belongings from nationwide insurance... ...and we'll replace destroyed or stolen items with brand-new versions. we put members first. join the nation. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ >>> they should be sent back as soon as it can be determined who the responsible adults in their families are. because there are concerns about whether all of them can be sent back, but i think all of them who can be should be reunited with their families. >> that was hillary clinton, just last night on our own cnn town hall in washington. today, the honduras foreign ministry is asking the u.s. to keep those kids. >> here's the problem. unaccompanied minors from honduras and two other central american countries have been flood

just between woody allen and neil simon alone and then mel brooks. it's astounding when you think about it. deciding to see you run 180 degrees in the other direction because there is so much pressure and expectation. all these people you mentioned are at your kitchen table. why set yourself up for that kind of pressure? >> that is a good question. tavis: why do it yourself? >> all i know is i loved so much what he did. i was so fortunate because, when i was 13, 14, 15, 16, when he was doing "the dick van dyke show," i know that i was a pain in the but. he let me come every day in the summer. iluould go to the des cahuenga studios and i would watch them with the writers and the directors and the actors and it was a tremendous experience for me. i always just wanted that. but it was overwhelming. i didn't know how i could quite ever do that. >> there is no question about it. rob reiner is one of the smartest people i know and he has been smarts and a little kid. very serious. when he was three or four years old and we did the 2000-year-old man, he wou

i want to bring back allen and mike dolan.en the, what is your reaction is to mark >> i would've slept really well last night. this shows that the economy is healing. there is a lot of work that needs to be done. parts of the recession and need to be addressed. continuing ands gathering steam. the recovery has been slower than we wanted, but it is now entering its fifth year. it looks like it is going to keep going. >> where is it going together steam? we just see interim -- incremental gains? >> we need to build on the pressure -- progress we have made. given how much wealth was we need to see weakness in construction. this is a steady as she goes. the longer it goes on, the greater confidence it will come back. second halfd to a -- that willuld be be better than the first year. this will be stronger than the year before. it is gradually building. >> as a ceo and the employer, what is the most important thing you are looking at in order to make your hiring decisions? >> it is demand. it starts with consumer demand. what that

allen schauffler is there. a good evening for many people. >> it is quite a scope. are signs up, and the signs in all the woinds, the store fronts saying "bowe is free", yell i don't remember ribbons are -- yellow ribbons are tied on virtually every sign post, free and light post. it's a day in the wood river valley as the word spread that this young man, held captive, almost five years, is finally headed home. it's tremendous for the folks that kept the yellow ribbons up. this is the response from idaho senator mike crapo when he heard the news. >> today is a day of celebration for all of us. it's been just about five years since bowe has been in custody of the taliban. today he's in the custody of the united states. we'll protect him and get him home. sentiments shared in idaho. they had huge ribbons on the cole oms of the state capital. lots of folks have not forgotten the young man. he may have dropped off the radar, but not the case in hayley, idaho. he'll go germany for rest, medical check-up, debriefing, and be brought to the united states to a military medic

it's where we start tonight with nbc's kelly o'donnell and glen allen, virginia. kelly, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. it's stormy here outside the challenger's headquarters. this is not the history eric cantor hoped to make and when he came before reporters today, he repeatedly declined to offer any sort of political analysis about his own sudden fall. jolted by his unexpected defeat, late today eric cantor announced he will soon give up the republican leadership role that made him a national figure. >> i will be stepping down as majority leader. it is with great humility that i do so, knowing the tremendous honor it has been to hold this position. >> reporter: as political parables go, as the 14-year eric cantor was gogh lie yoth with his $5 million war chest, then the newcomer, dave brat, the economics professor who raised a fraction, just under $200,000. >> this is a miracle of god. >> reporter: today, at brat's sparse headquarters, the shock of winning is still settling in. for brat's sleep deprived 23-year-old campaign manager. >> it is fant

in dublin, allen wong, abc7 news. >>> authorities say a stash of illegal fireworks found during a bust in contra costa county is about 1,000 pounds bigger than originally thought. investigators now say they seized 3500 pounds of fireworks, they were brought in from indiana and were being sold on craigslist. the fireworks are estimated to be worth $80,000. >>> pittsburgh police arrested luis medina of crown point, indiana, jose hernandez of richmond and ivan medina of oakley. fireworks will be especially dangerous this fourth of july because of the dry conditions. that's why the oakland fire department is relieved the city's brown-outs are going to end on july 1st. brown-outs are when fire stations temporarily close to save money. oakland's fire chief says she's thankful because the department will need all its resources this summer. >>> the state is taking steps to file more charges against for-profit corinthian colleges. attorney general kamla harris wants a federal court to order corinthian colleges to tell prospective students about the company's poor financial health. they own thre

allen.y were a staple of tv talk shows back in the day. rossi was 82 years old. full adajami has died. he was a constant presence on american television for well over the past decade. born into a shiite muslim iranian family in lebanon he studied arab intellectuals before his family moved to the u.s. where he earned his own ph.d. worked at johns hopkins, later at the hoover institution. while his views changed over the years his advice was sought by presidents, thinkers and journalists. he died of cancer at 68 years old. >>> president obama will award the medal of honor for conspicuous ga lan tri for ryan pits for his actions in combat in kunar province, afghanistan, in 2008. this will make the 40th medal of honor president obama has awarded while in office though many of they will have been posthumous and for past conflicts. at the ceremony in mid july pitts is slated to become the 80th living are recipient of the medal of honor. we have reported on a lot of auto recalls of late, specifical

i'm allen martin. >> i'm veronica de la cruz.rea is live for us. >> reporter: veronica, they have 140 searchers on the ground here looking for the 9- year-old as they will keep searching throughout the night. i'm told if they don't find her by dawn there are fresh rescuers to go and hit the ground running at daybreak. >> ida? >> reporter: throughout san mateo state park, you can hear more than 100 searchers shouting. trying to find the 9-year-old. >> we won't stop. this is a search we'll continue 24/7 until we get to a point that we hopefully find her. >> reporter: she's from new mexico, but her mom seen here is originally from the county. they reported her missing from camp site 35 just after 12:00 this afternoon. >> their daughter was running around the camp site, playing with other children who were camping here at campgrounds today. at one point they realized she was no longer within their site. >> reporter: search and rescue dogs are tracking her scent in a four square-mile area. it is dark wooded forest. the biggest concern

this is the most anticipated sixers draft, since they select allen iverson almost two decades ago. general manager sam hinkie is not saying a word. nobody knows what he will do tomorrow with the third and tenth pick. if they want andrew wiggins on jabberi parker they will to have trade up or they will settle at three and take a chance on the injured joel embed or ultra athletic daunte xiom. >> would i like to play for any team. i fit any team perfectly. >> you just don't know. everything is up in the air. but i work out for three through eight pretty much and, you know, i felt comfortable with all of the work outs and it is in their hand right new. >> all right. scottie hartnell said his final farewell to philadelphia today, he clean out his locker at flyers skate zone, scott was traded to columbus monday for rj um burger and draft pick. he spent seven years here in philadelphia as a fan favorite. >> i talked to hextall, i was fighting them back a little bit, the tears, but it will be more emotional coming in here in november or whenever we come in here. i said last night, i feel,