rescuers saving an elderly man with alzheimer' s who had been missing in the woods for 3 days. our media partners at the brockton enterprise report 77-year-old jose monteiro was found about a quarter-mile into the woods behind suds plus car wash. he was conscious and alert. monteiro was last seen tuesday afternoon temperatures dipped to the high 30' s overnight wednesday. ed: right now, brockton and state police are asking for help on identifying a 10 in connection with multiple rates in brockton. this is a composite sketch of the man they want to question. it happened in 2013 and 2014. the man is described as being in his 20' s. he may be driving a dark blue or brown sports car and could have ties to easton. heather: the trial of a dandridge teenager accused of killing his math teacher has been delayed. the judge ordered a mental evaluation. the 15 rolled is accused of raising and killing his high school teacher. -- the 15-year-old is accused of raping and killing his high school teacher. he has refused to enter the courtroom and said he is hearing voices and hopes someone wil

out tonight, cooler though, for the temple game, grab a sweat shirt mid 60's for high on a saturday. walk to even alzheimer'sy at the boardwalk in atlantic city. i will there been. come on out. sunshine. upper 60's for the eagles game. here's at the forecast for alzheimer's walk 60 degrees. registration at 9:00 o'clock on sunday in front of the boardwalk had hall and what about the forecast for the kick off, we are looking at the a fall football field by 1:00 o'clock mid 60's, upper 60's by 4:00. you can catch that game right here on fox 29. >> you got it, scott. 6:17. we will start the trip on the the schuylkill expressway, starting to see volume pop, coming inbound into downtown philadelphia. we have got that shut down of main street in moorestown. the here's a live look at main street between church and chester. i you can see the cones. this guy just went through the cones there whiz is not a good idea but we are going around the block in moorestown, closed from church to chester on main drag of main. as we heard from steve keeley down there in south philadelphia, water main break has fifth street blocked

we alternate between n i & d s which covers the alzheimer's disease related like vascular disease that causes dementia, parkinson's disease which causes chem is that with the aging institute which runs the pure alzheimer's plan. so we are every year alternating between those two items and redoing the plan. >> thank you very much. dr. collins, in the budget hearing back in april you and i had a conversation in which you testified that -- something along these lines torques achieve our mission we must serve as effective stewards of the resources we have been given by the american public. this is continuing to quote you, to support this focus on priority we are developing an overarching nih strategic plan and will be linking this with individual institute centers, strategic plans, that reflect the rapid current progress in bio science. my question is what are the details? tell me -- fill in the spaces about what's transpired since that conversation occurred. what are you doing that is new and that will mean that we're going forward? we have the latest opportunities because of that efficie

shower or two means six off degrees on friday, and then, highs in the 50's, both saturday and sunday, we've got our alzheimer's walk, walk to end altzheimer's of course saturday morning in wilmington, delaware, detail on that coming up. now, your monday forecast is for daytime high of 56 degrees. nighttime low of 36 degrees. so, bob, it will be cold out there at the linc. >> some good snuggling weather, 36, pull them covers up, hit the snooze button, come on, 4:17. getting up. getting out. no problems or delays on our major roadways. a lot of construction out, like right here, 42, at 295, and bellmawr. little slow here, along route 73. good morning to the shaders, let's go to maple shade new jersey, route 73, right at fellowship road, kind of quiet this morning, as we are waking up on this wednesday hump day. crews are still working out along route 100 in chester county, right near worthington, between worthington and route 113. that repaving project, so, watch for delays there, and still closed on the vine street expressway, until about 5:15, 5:30 or so. both directions, between the schuylkill and broad stree

s on sunday and monday. bundle up at temple game and eagles game at the link. alzheimer's walk in wilmington. e week, and, and from the 50's to the 70's. >> as long as it warms backup. >> those were my good years, 50's through 70's and a then. >> you are still here. >> 8:47. no tv show i don't think has been covering the lemar odom situation in vegas better than tmz. >> this is important, dax, because there have been conflicting reports when it comes to his condition in the hospital. >> set us straight, what is the situation right new. >> i wish i had better news for you but it doesn't seem like his condition is improving at all. it is not getting any better. we know four vital organs are failing right at the moment. the kardashians have flown in several specialist into vegas to get different opinions if anyone can give them any better advise or anything and they are saying survival is still less than 50/50. they are saying his brain function it appears to be decreasing, and so, as the days goes on the prognosis continues to get more bleak. i wish there was better news but there really isn't.

s. we talk about the seven-day outlook and what to expect with our weather for the marathon and the alzheimer'sow morning. a lot going on this weekend in washington. more on that in a few minutes. jonathan: all right, steve. thank you very much. well, after many months of construction, d.c. water says that crews are making good progress on the first street tunnel project. meant to prevent flooding in the bloomingdale and ledroit park neighborhood. today, mike carter-conneen invited to tour the site. mike: the first street tunnel project is more than a tunnel under first street. there are a couple of the drop shafts in the neighborhood that effectively will help move the surface water into the tunnel. out to the anacostia river. to drill the drop shafts they are using a new method. freezing method. i'm joined by scott hoffman. why did you opt for the freezing method. how did it work? >> it's one of the safest out there. it cuts off the ground water into the excavation and it supports the soil. mike: if you are freezing the soil and somehow that is less disruptive to the neighbors around here? >>

alzheimer's walk in wilmington. fifty's during the the day on sunday, sunday morning is when we expect these temperatures in the 30's, bob kelly and if you missed the 30's on sunday we will have them on monday morning for you. >> like a preview day. >> sure. >> like a sale. >> monday's sale but that is really two days. >> exactly. >> we have that closure of the chestnut street bridge, where it takes you up and over i9 56789 i talked to penndot last night. they expect to have a temporary, set up in place, so we can have vehicle traffic through here sometime throughout the weekend. it is opened to pedestrians. we will stay on top of that but expect delays and detours again this morning. vine street expressway still closed in and out of the city between schuylkill and broad street until about 5:45, 6:00 o'clock or so coming in the city. be ready for delays. let's roll video from sky fox yesterday afternoon. if you were late for dinner getting home here's why. this overturn tractor trailer, on the the schuylkill expressway, this happened in the afternoon right here near the university avenue ramps, in university city, c

s. still ahead on the news at noon... a local organization wants to put more meals on the table. how yelp is stepping in to help fight hunger. but first... the answer to managing alzheimer's may be right above our heads.... how scientists are shedding light on a hidden enemy of the disease. and the simple solution they've found to fix it. alzheimer's... the world of treatment, or a cure for it. but some scientists are focused within reach -- the lighting above our heads. now they hope the new research will help manage the disease. benita zahn has the story. "it's what we call a perfect bad storm." dr. mariana figueiro is talking about the effect of low flat lighting in assisted living and nursing homes on alzheimer's patients. the disease impedes the brain's ability to effectively process light which we need to keep our circadian clock, synchronized. the result, their wake - sleep cycle is disrupted and that causes a range of problems. her answer - more light of a particular wave length. "we know from studies that we have done here looking at how the retina converts the light signals into neuro signals for the circadian system and we know that we have photo receptors in t

s. before we head to traffic, let's go walking. well, we did on saturday morning. this is the wilmington, delaware walk to end alzheimer's.d a tremendous turnout, in the sunshine, at dravo plaza in wilmington saturday morning. it was really nice. look who was there. it was, everybody holding up their flowers for the reason that they were walking whether they had the disease, whether they are a care giver or lost someone to the disease or you just want to help out. because alzheimer's, we still need to find a cure, we still need to find effect i have treatment for this chris o'connell out there with us, roofus the wonder dog made his appearance at the walk, as well. but you know what guys, put a sweater on, it is cold out there. lets get to traffic. thanks to everybody for coming out to wilmington, delaware. remember, philly walk is november the eighth. let take a live look at i-76 eastbound that would be the vine as you see the the schuylkill a approaching spring garden street showing some volume there but it should president affect your commute. not this early in the morning. forty-two freeway in new jersey and creek roa

s for wednesday and thursday of this week. friday's high 60 degrees. a nice crisp autumn weather for this weekend. lauren johnson, on saturday, i was going to do the alzheimer'santed some gloves because i was outside for a while. five gloves could not make a pair. that is on the left. you know what i made a life lesson out of it. when life gives you mismatched gloves, make a pair so i put a leather ground and a different glove. >> i love it. >> when life gives you gloves that don't match, you make a pair. >> sue serio. >> i love it. look at roofus. there is chris o'connell there too. >> thanks, chris for coming out on saturday morning but roofus was cuddling on the fleece sweater there. >> that is what everyone will to have do tonight for the game. >> cuddle up. >> you cannot talk about football without talking about tailgating. mike and alex teach us how to do it. are you outside. >> we are outside at the the tailgate. we have it all. let's scan the area. we have monte g, of course. we are eagles cheerleaders. most interesting sweaters in america. we have our dj going. >> hi, dj, what is up. >> yes. >> monte g. >> and i see jack over here too jack mcdavid, d

alzheimer's and other types of dementia place a tremendous strain on caregivers. most are women family members who report very high levels of stress and downright depression. cbs 2's dr. max gomez recently attended a seminar that taught caregivers how to ease that stress. dr. max. >> reporter: kristine and maurice, it's been called the long good-bye. your loved one is still there in body but is slowly disappearing in mind and spirit. i know, i watched my father go from a respected physician to a shell of his forme self. there are ways to ease the stress. >> often time she will call me mom or miss. now, sometimes she will use my name but i'm not sure that she knows that i'm her daughter. >> reporter: karen is caring for her 98-year-old mother with dementia. karen had to retire and move clearly, an act of love but which doesn't always play out that way. >> sometimes i'll be so angry at her because she will get so angry and unreasonable and you yell at each other. and who is the adult here? >> they are no different than us. they don't want to be controlled. they don't want to be told what to do. >> reporter: that's why karen and dozens of other dementia caregivers ca

s to the south of us. wildwood has 59. a mild morning there but look ahead and you'll see by saturday morning tomorrow morning, we will be in wilmington for alzheimer's walk. it will be 42 degrees. forty-two in the city as well. then jumping to sunday morning 35 in the the city, and below freezing to the north and west of us. that is first frost of the season for a lot of us over weekend. 67 degrees today. mid 50's tomorrow. that is a a high temperature, that is where we are right now 5956 degrees. fifty-three on sunday, and then warming up, bob kelly, back to the 70's by middle of the next week. >> i will be out on the soccer field with austin tomorrow morning. the it will be cold. maybe just hit the snooze button. hit the schuylkill expressway, westbound an accident here. ton of police on the scene. the thinks westbound on the schuylkill right at vare where 26th, you got 26th, passyunk and schuylkill coming together here in to south philadelphia and downtown. so if you are coming over walt whitman or leaving south philadelphia heading in toward philadelphia just be ready for police activity there. everybody jamming breaks on behind them. tomorrow m

more day in the 70's and that is today. 67 degrees tomorrow and 66 on thursday but friday is going to be a chance of showers with another cold front. then our walk to end alzheimer's down by the river front is where we will be. we will have tea tails coming up and on fox 29.com because we hope you you will join us. it is always a fun time. they have music. we do expect sunshine for saturday morning. it will be chilly but not as chilly as sunday. >> dig out those sweat shirts out of the attic. >> shocks and stuff. >> exactly. all of the good stuff. good cuddling weather. 5:18. good morning on a tuesday. we are in good shape. live look at the the blue route here we are seeing all of the construction zones pick up, the cones in the back of the truck and head home for the night. we're back in business the vine street expressway opened in both directions, so we will take that off of our to do list and then later on tonight into this time tomorrow the closure of the vine on the overnight, live look, hello moorestown, new jersey. live look at main street just off of church street where we had that water main break last week. cleaned up and traffic moving through mooresto

s through friday. another cold front brings us chillier temperatures. we have got a cool start to our alzheimer'sin wilmington delaware on saturday and if you are going to the eagles game monday night you will have to bundle up because we will have a a daytime high of 58 degrees and it will be getting down in the 30's at night. that is your seven day forecast, hi bob killie good morning everybody. 7:47. live look at another accident here route 309, right at welsh road and movie theater. here's the movie theater parking lot this is 309 southbound heading in toward welsh road. an accident on i-95 northbound stacked up from pretty much willow grove all the way through commodore barry bridge. two of the four larynx block and that will cause delays for those over the airport. a crash in northeast philadelphia, boulevard at heller man by chickie and pete's on the southbound side, outer drive is block, that is causing a delay all the way back toward the the pennsylvania turnpike off ramp. the crash in the neighborhood at 33rd and girard and where this accident is located its causing route 15 trolley to

didn't really dwell on it except to talk about the theory that some might not be alzheimer's but something easier to prevent. >> 's you have talked earlier about the fact one of the things in this country is over cleanliness as a thing we don't have another countries but then you also talked about a little bit cavalierly about the vaccines being easy and i'm wondering -- i mean there is research about some of the negative effects and i'm just wondering what your overall thought is around that and how that helps or hurts in terms of getting rid of things at the same time creating things as well. >> i couldn't quite hear what all the noise out there. >> okay then. [laughter] >> now i can hear you. you talked earlier about the idea -- i'm interested in your ideas are out of the impact of vaccines you had cavalierly said it's easy to get people people lined up yet on the other hand i imagine you have a much deeper analysis of vaccines because there is obviously evidence around both the pros and cons so i'm curious about your general thoughts about that. >> i didn't cavalierly say it. it's a fact actually. plus, -- [ap

s the same as five years of aging. brains shrink with age, and it can be as ciated with cognitive problems and alzheimer's. >>> a new study finds joint replacement provides more relief than non-surgical treatments for knees worn out by arthritis. the first study to compare the options concluded that after one year, patients with surgery improved t1%ce as much on scores for pain, daily activiwy and quality of lif k however, 2/3 of those without surgery still had meaningful improvem mt. >>> youtube nnounced a new ad-free subscription service. called youtube red, rolls out next wednesday. it will cost .99 a month. subscribers can save videos and include access to new and original shows and movies. something to look forward to. >>> let's get a check of the weather with al. >> natalie, thank you. we are watching for tomorrow the heavy rain that will continue in texas. we have to really keep an eye on that. flooding is going to rt an issue. the western third of the country, looking good, tho ugh there could be snow in colorado. above 10,000 feet. rain along the eastern coast of ot florida. sunshine along the east coast with tem

in your 30's and 40's and you have them into your aging process, you are not going to have a comfortable old age. you are also seeing in terms of epidemics, an increase in alzheimer'sis going to increase as the population increases. there are quite a few seniors who have mental health problems but they are also, the majority of seniors, who are hard-working, who had minimum wage jobs their whole lives, who paid social security. think about living on $889 a month in the city of san francisco needing to buy medication, one meal a day, hopefully, and health care. if we could provide health care early on we might prevent (inaudible) and people would be less likely to end up in the emergency room with a drastic outcome. we could actually provide prevention and health care to people who had no other way of getting health care, those without insurance, it might be more cost effectivekim. >> good morning, everyone we're here today to announce a new partnership with the set of circumstances to support small businesses i want to thank sarah kim and chinatown we've been hearing from the mayor and supervisor christensen and the pointing and co-founder of fte have and from capi