we met up with annie kuster. interrupt. congresswoman annie kuster. amy: late breakfasts were under way when our camera caught up with annie kuster, a democrat seeking her third term in congress. the next generation in the future of the country were on the minds of young parents. a natural segue for this season campaign or to talk about paid fa l literally the only country in the world, like advanced country, that doesn't have it. and kids are so important, you know? >> it makes it difficult. >> was new england college just of the road, students were in ample supply. >> so you are perfect for what comes next and the high cost of college education. >> these seniors say lot. >> one in every three students lived in a home with substance use disorder, and dcyf, the caseload is just going up. >> rebecca is a mom to three children, 11 to six, raised a democrat but says she switched parties. annie kuster says she finds, ground -- common ground. family but then switched. it's kind of the opposite. >> everything is really a mc right now. >> a genuine exchange

thanks, annie. i'm annie kuster and i approve this message. narrator: planned parenthood provides many kinds of healthcare. woman: i depend on planned parenthood for birth control. woman: i had my annual physical there. woman: the cancer screenings at planned parenthood are so important. narrator: still, chris sununu cast the deciding vote to eliminate state funding for planned parenthood. chris sununu put partisan politics above women's health care. colin van ostern: i'm colin van ostern. i fought to restore funding for planned parenthood and got it done, because women's health care should always >> today on "matter of fact" -- >> the current candidates are not doing a great job. >> are you ready to throw in the towel? >> it's discouraging and it's disheartening. >> find out what the largest voting block will do if the parties don't give them better choices. and -- soledad: it has been framed as these things. >> what's the connection between sex talk and sexual abuse? plus which late night host gets , your vote? but first -- soledad: less tha

and i want to say, "thank you, annie." i'm annie kuster and i approve this message. i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. chris sununu's family gave him a famous name and the top job at the family resort. but then things went, well, downhill. over the years, chris cut jobs. chris cut workers' hours to deny them health insurance. and now he opposes the minimum wage. ss being governor. this advertisement has been paid for by put new hampshire first and has not been authorized by any candidate. cherise: right now on news 9, women. and senator kelly ayotte is withdrawing her support for the republican nominee. hurricane matthew is leaving a path of destruction

annie yu fox5 local news.ocal n >> all right, annie thank you very much. >>> 4:50 is the time righthe timrigh now. coming up on fox5 news morning r we have a good reason why you wy might want to stop and pick upic the next penny that you see on e the ground. >> it's good luck, right?t' >>s we're going to gogo with tt for now until we come back. bac >> while we simmer on the good news let's unfortunately tell uy you about the bad news for theeh dnc at least. lea. you'll never believe what a campaign bus was caught doingghi in georgia. grg >> and as we head to break,reak live look outside across thes region right now. rig now the temperature 72 degrees.deee. back in a moment.t. >> back at 4:43.>> bk at the democratic nationalic natl committee is apologizing after one of its campaign buses wass spotted dumping raw sewageawew along a road near atlanta. aan authorities he witnessed thehe bus dumping into a storm drainage.nage >> a stricter anti-teen a str smoking regulation is makingak its way through the d.c. council.coun it would increase the legal the age for smoking cigarettesaret from

do you remember, that annie? >> yes. blast from the past.>> love that pooh bear.ea >> i know, some he too. too. such good memories of watching that.th do kids still watch winnie-the-pooh.he-p >> sure, they still have those so adorable.dora all right. all ri let's take a look at some fall foliage pictures.age pictures. they have been coming inav really re apidly over the pasths couple days.co thank you to all of you whou too sent them. keep them coming caitlin rothlih fox5. fox5 this one to tucker yesterday from laurel maryland greatan vibrant color out there and this one from a friend lloyddlo hathaway virginia, winding road leading into all of theo at greens yellows, oranges, reds. i see a lot of leaves on thes ot grounds and its thanks to those winds that started howling yesterday a lot moreor leaves will be on the ground.n . satellite and radar shows weow w still got some lingering some le showers. you see the criycle of all that tt wet weather moving off towardsff our north and east where they're seeing in it philade

good morning, annie. good morning tamala.onfirmed the 17-year-old did die after this triple shooting. another teenager is still in critical condition and an adult male is also in the hospital as well. well, take a look at this video. this all happened around 9 p.m. last night. multiple 911 calls reporting shots fired came into police. fifteenth district police did respond to an alley by the 3100 block of sterling. witnesses tell officers several people fled on bikes or were taken to the hospital by private vehicle. 21-year-old was shot in the neck. that 21-year-old actually ran to the 15th district for help and police did transport him to the hospital. two teens, a 16-year-old was shot in the torso and a 17-year-old was shot in the chest and both were taken to aria frankford. the 16-year-old still remains in critical but that 17-year-old we are told has died. now, police spent most of the morning combing through the extensive crime scene. >> we did find not only a lot of blood we found some discarded bicycles but we also foun

good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tamala. local police have been waiting for state police to arrive here to help them assess what type of chemicals they are and if they are something that is dangerous to the community. if you look behind me, you can see that state police have just arrived on the scene moments ago. again, they're waiting, collingdale police are waiting for them to determine what exactly they're dealing with here. well, this video from earlier police told all neighbors in this duplex to evacuate for safety reasons. there are several apartments inside the house. the neighbors seen here are not linked to the investigation. however, three people who live in the rear apartment were detained by police. now, police arrived at this home in the 1200 block of macdade boulevard in collingdale around 1:20 this morning after an officer spotted an alleged shoplifter acting suspicious at a nearby cvs. that suspect ran into this home and when police arrived weren't let inside to speak to the suspect they noticed a group of su

annie. an >> fantastic. thank you so much caitli a sex assault scandal dating din back to 2011 is coming tong to light at baylor in texas andex the disturbing he details arere only getting worse.se baylor regents told the wall street journal that 17 womenrn reported alleged incidents of sex assault domestic assault asu as well as gang rapes involving this evening football players. the university is facing several lawsuits from former founivts that accuse the university of not taking theirae claims seriously.erus >>> and developing overnight chicago's o'hare airport. apo at least 20 people were hurterut after an american airlines aline plane packed with passengersasng burst into flames.burst in this is an incredible video. flames and black smoke couldmo c be seen rising above the ave runway there. t federal official says theal sayt plane experienced an uncontained engine failureai during takeoff. that's a rare serious event ent when engine parts break off and are spew you had outside oue the engine.ngin as pa

annie mccormick is live at the facility with the developing details. annie. >> reporter: erin we're waiting to hear a statement from wordsworth academy. a 17-year-old is dead after staff members tried to subdue the teen after an altercation. this is video from last night when this all occurred. philadelphia police including homicide detectives spent several hours interviewing staff last night. apparently the altercation centered around the teen having an electronic device he was not supposed to have, an ipad or ipod. at least three staff members responded and the teen was put in a head lock. medical staff at the facility responded and 911 was called. the 17-year-old was pronounced at the facility. now according to the website wordsworth is a non-profit private organizationvidingproblc words worth partners with several state agencies and the philadelphia school district. the teenager harls -- has not been identified, but he is from central pennsylvania. >>> chris christie bridgegate scandal, a hack stack judge is letting a citizen's complaint move forwa

good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tamala.des say that their phones are on. well, this union also said that 11:35 last night they tried to come to an agreement through back channels but were unable to do so. the state says that last night they handed its last and best offer. but lined he -- behind he me you can see the picket line that started at 5:30 after making their decision to strike at 5::this morning. negotiations are between the pennsylvania state system of higher education and its faculty union the association of pennsylvania state college and university faculty. now, there are more than 5,000 faculty and coaches across the state that are part of that. at issue, a number of contractual changes including proposed raises offered over a three-year period. also healthcare contributions. now in the latest offer the state says they have offered raises to permanent faculty. they withdrew a pro he oval that would add an additional class for faculty to teach a semester. a spokesperson for the state says that the plan that they

thanks, annie. i'm annie kuster and i approve this message. narrator: planned parenthood provides woman: i had my annual physical there. woman: the cancer screenings at planned parenthood are so important. narrator: still, chris sununu cast the deciding vote to eliminate state funding for planned parenthood. chris sununu put partisan politics above women's health care. colin van ostern: i'm colin van ostern. i fought to restore funding for planned parenthood and got it done, because women's health care should always be above politics. >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your storm watch 9 forecast. kevin: continuing to bring in cooler air. system working its way through southern new hampshire and southern new england overnight. most showers down to our south. year when one size does not fit all. very different weather conditions from north to south across the state. you notice central and southern areas enjoying a good deal of sunshine. then you had up into the north country, where temperatures have been stubborn. overcast skies and a cou

good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, erin. according to sources, a 17-year-old is dead after staff members worked to subdue him following an altercation inside the facility. this is video from the scene where it happened late last night. philadelphia police including homicide detectives spent several hours interviewing staff. apparently the altercation centered around the teen having an electronic device he was not supposed to have like an ipad or ipod. 911 was called, the 17-year-old was dead at the facility. wordsworth academy provides special treatment and in-home programs helping children overcome academic challenges, i services 2,000 children in whole, but the website does not say how many children live here. wordsworth partners with state agencies and the philadelphia school district. sources say the 17-year-old is from central pennsylvania. reporting live in wynnfield heights, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> annie, thanks, police have arrested the woman for a gruesome murder of a germantown man,

looking for any sign of 21-year-old hiker, annie schmidt. sot- jon schmidt - if she got injured and is by a water source, she could still be a full week has now passed since annie - the daughter of musician john schmidt the leader of viral you tube group the piano guys ...(nats) -- disappeared near the columbia river gorge? her car was discovered near the trail head days later? her phone and belongings, still inside. sot - jon schmidt - we think she got out of her car, and was gonna go for a short hike // she was just by herself. but according to her roommate? annie left her shoes, her backpack, and regular hiking horrible, i wish i knew more. complicating the search: a storm ... days of rain threatening to leaving some fearing that annie fell deep into the gorge. sot - jon schmidt - she could literally have fallen off one of the 20, 30 footers that are all over the trails. her parents, refusing to give up? nats - please hear our prayer schmidt asking his millions of fans on facebook to help find his daughter? and join the search? sot - mich

looking for any sign of 21-year-old hiker, annie schmidt. sot- jon schmidt - if she got injured and is by a water source, she could still be leader of viral you tube group the piano guys ...(nats) -- disappeared near the columbia river gorge? her car was discovered near the trail head days later? her phone and belongings, still inside. gonna go for a short hike // she was just by herself. but according to her roommate? annie left her shoes, her backpack, and regular hiking gear at home. sot - annie snyder - i feel so horrible, i wish i knew more. complicating the search: a storm ... days of rain threatening to wipe out trails and leaving some fearing that annie fell deep into the gorge. her parents, refusing to give up? nats - please hear our prayer schmidt asking his millions of fans on facebook to have faith that we will find her. pipeline - v over in north dakota -- nearly behind bars this afternoon. offcials say -- they arrested the dakota-access pipeline. the sheriff's office says -- hundreds of protesters -- were trespassing -- on priv

reporting live outside police headquarters, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> thanks, annie. >>> a gas leak forced dozens of people to flee their homes in south philadelphia. it happened at south alder and christian streets yesterday afternoon of one man left his house so quickly he didn't have time to grab a pair of shoes. >> they told us we had to get out, if it goes it's going to be bad. >> they told very little, they said don't worry about it, basically, is what they said. >> crews got the gas leak under control in three hours and nobody was hurt. >>> we have 15 days until election day, hillary clinton is pulling away from donald trump in the polls. she is ahead of other republican rival by 1 points. clinton appears confident to the point she pivoted from focusing on her own campaign to try to help democrats down ballot like katie mcginty who is trying to unseat pat toomey in pennsylvania. president obama told people in las vegas atlanta they have a candidate in hillary clinton. donald trump is campaigning in florida where's focused on the hispanic vote. he advocated for

thanks, annie. i'm annie kuster and i approve this message. i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. some of the shiniest stars in hollywood turn out for one of the glitziest events of the year. >>> kevin hart is fired up. >> this is making me delirous. >> the superstar comedienne does battle against buffalo wings. >> i'm drunk but something ain't right. >>> plus, we're taking you behind the scenes of belle's magazine shoot. then kelly clarkson has a dance party. the american idol gets down with daughter but maybe could have picked a better song. >> totally insproept for two-year-olds! >> big stars, big hollywood. "celebrity page" tv starts now

annie's working to make sure we have a secure retirement. thanks, annie. i'm annie kuster and i approve this message. >> now, meteorologist hayley lapoint and your storm watch 9 forecast. hayley: passing clouds in plymouth. the philly on the cool side at 40 degrees. in conway, a few passing clouds over the white mountains. much cooler. 34 degrees and with a northwest winds at around 6 miles per hour. makes it feel even colder. beautiful shot of the sunshine, the passing clouds as well. look at these temperatures. only in the mid-40's. concord, manchester, down international. -- down into nashua. picked up over the past couple of hours. 14 miles hour, nashua, if you combine the cool air mass along with the wind speeds, you have wind chills on one feels like your bearskin and in the 30's across the rest of the state. if you have plans to go outdoors need to bundle up. this is full on winter gear type of day with the temperatures on the wind. formerly up north and in the upper areas closer to the ocean, keeping the skies clear for the most part. snow or rain

. >> "fox5" annie yu is live in norm west with the latest details in the story, annie? >> good morning to you wisdom police arrested and charmed 18-year-old cayla jones? stabbing daeling of ka lee aminor. the suspect turned herself in after learning there was a warrant for her arrest. she'll face charge inside a courtroom. live outside at the stabbing scene you can see a small memorial has been formed here with family and friends leaving behind teddy bears and other items in memory of the young victim. this went down monday night out here. kaleah minor was on her way home when she and the us is secretary got into an argument on the metro bus. it stopped emmer stone and things got physical. jones stabbed minor once in the chest and killed her. the victim only 17 was a senior at coolage high school and named cap taj of the dance team a according to the family kaleigh was prepping to go to college in atlanta and just filled o paperwork hours before killed. we spoke to her mother last night who is heartbroken over this take a listen toe her. >> she just was taken too soon.

annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> the clock is ticking, thank you annie. >>> developing overnight, the search intensifies for a driver who struck and killed a pedestrian in burlington county, new jersey. the deadly hit-and-run happened on rancocas road in west hampton at 10:00 p.m. we'll have a live update in the next half-hour. >>> a man answers his front door in the brewerytown section and finds a gunman on the other side. police say the shooter opened fire right then and there shattering the glass inside the frame. this happened on north 0th street at 11:00 p.m. the victim a man in his 20s is in critical condition. the shooter got away. >>> another violent incident near temple university campus has students and police on alert. a someone was firing a paint ball gun out of a house. hitting a student. police arrested the teen in connection with the attack. >> thank gold it's getting colder, things happen outside. people are afraid. you can go out and continue living. >>> four juveniles were arrested a

fox5's annie yu joins us nowns u live with the latest. what happened here, annie? a >> reporter: hey, goodte hey, go morning to you holly andly a maureen. well, as you mentioned, it did,i happen here at the dorothy dor height library late last nightia around 9:30 the library closesiy at 9:00 and i've got to tellot t you it's in a shoppi its very well lit.ell there's a lot of storese's a loo including a safe way here. at this early hour we see ae s a handful of people going and coming. coming but if you look b.ehind meind there are signs this is going i to be one of the early voting centers in ward seven startingnt today and so people mighta haveh a bit of an uneasy feeling aselg they show up to vote today.eoda. the doors open at 8:30. polls close at 7:00. meantime police tell us that they're still looking for thisll person who robbed the security c guard last night.d lastight we're told he was actually a heading out for the day, heg fo had already locked up.y locked he was near this parking lotng l and the armed suspect s basically came behind him andinm got away w

"fox5" annie yu live with the latest. annie. >> hey, good morning to you wisdom and maureen. this is troubling store write and as you mentioned there's no power. no heat, no hot water at the lynn hill condominiums. dozen enlz had to stay behind because they had nowhere to go. others packed up aep left yesterday. police cruisers out here monitoring the kondz min yums overnight. the situation left hubd reds in a very tough situation but there is a glimmer of hope. later this morning we're told 9:00 the country will be sending reps from several agencies to help those displaced. what you're looking at you saw many residents forced to cook their dinner on a grill and others rented u hauls and some walking out with plastic bags filled with belongings wiping away tears. own hundreds of thousands of dollars to pepco and washington gas. and about 1:00 yesterday afternoon pepco went on a threat turn offer the power forces hundreds to leave. they did receive a warning on monday but they were with no choice. take a listen. >> i mean, i don't have nowhere to go. we had a baby here this mo

thank you, annie. rail service will resumed at the new jersey transit station that was damaged in the deadly train crash. 8 of the 17 tracks in hoboken will open this morning. it connects with other trains and ferries heading into new york city. the crash killed a woman and injured 100 people. >>> strong winds are to blame for bringing down trees and wires in montgomery. the action cam was on the scene in lower merion where this tree came crashing down. it blocked the roadway at the intersection of great springs and woodly road. no injuries were reported. winds were something. they were whipping about, the dog didn't like it, david murphy. >> reporter: i didn't like it, either, it was whipping around early, i saved my walk until after the eagles game. breezy this morning, not as bad, though. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we are dry. taking a look outside we have sky6 live hd there's the commodor barry bridge we have plenty of sunshine over the bridge. blue skies here and elsewhere across the r

and i want to say, "thank you, annie." i'm annie kuster and i approve this message. in new hampshire, i'm annie kuster and i approve this message. maggie hassan cut taxes for small businesses, protected education... created jobs. in washington, what's kelly ayotte done? voted to cut college grants, cut medicare. but kelly ayotte voted to protect tax breaks for millionaires and big oil. 's what the koch brothers and big corporate interests wanted. they're spending millions supporting ayotte. kelly ayotte's not working for us. jamie: the second season in baseball begin tonights. playoffs get under way with the wild card game at 8:00, orioles at the blue jays. the national league wild card game between the giants and days to work out and rest up. they were on the field at 3:00, they will send rick porcello to the mount against 25-year-old trevor bower on thursday night game one. david place pitches on friday night in game two against the indians. john farrell talked to the press this afternoon. >> this is going to come down to how we play, how we execute, yeah, there's

and i want to say, "thank you, annie." i'm annie kuster and i approve this message. from the ?deepwater horizon? soundtrack it's called ?take me down,? gary clark jr. from the crown royal stage. you can see gary live on his first solo tour, you can see him at the ace hotel theatre here in la december 1st. next week we will be joined by don rickles, john stamos, they'll with here together. they're dating. jennifer connelly, matthew perry, colin farrell, laverne cox, and we will have music from two door cinema club, please join us for that. whether he be on stage or on tv or on the big screen, our first guest is a funny man. he returns to stand up. it resumes tomorrow night at the k koz ma poll tin hotel tomorrow night. please welcome martin lawrence. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you look great. >> thank you. >> jimmy: how's life? >> life is great. >> jimmy: you got this tour going on now. you're launching phase two of the tour in las vegas. >> yes. >> jimmy: tomorrow. besides writing jokes and going through material and all that stuff, how do you get ready far party. >> jimmy: you do

annie mccormick has details and live report coming up. >>> the big story on "action news" at 12:30 p.m. is breaking news, pennsylvania's top law enforcer kathleen kane is before a judge right now to find out if she will be going to jail. >> it's playing out right now at the courthouse in norristown, john rawlins is live with the latest. >> reporter: the hearing is going on ryan, in presentencing papers kane's attorney asked for house arrest saying she was the primary caregiver for two sons. the d.a. responded saying kane showed no remorse and showed a video tape from scranton television showing the day she resign, she said her tenure was bitter sweet and she had no regrets. kane arrived this morning saying nothing. her attorney had 6 people testify on her behalf among him her 15-year-old son chris saying his mom is his rock. calling the former police chief of pennsylvania saying kane broke up dangerous drug crimes in the town. if she was sent to prison, the gangs would reach out and do her harm. the d.a. said she deserves jail time for her crimes leaking of materials to hurt an enemy w

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annie's working to make sure we have a secure retirement. thanks, annie. andrew crossley: new hampshire has a senator who works just as hard as we do. gerardine ferlins: kelly ayotte believes in the potential of new hampshire, and wants to unleash that potential. ron goguen: she's out there fighting for good-paying jobs. andrew crossley: kelly introduced bipartisan training initiatives to make sure we have the skills for the 21st century. sue winter: she's fought against workplace discrimination - and for equal pay. claude poisson: she's working for the little guy - i'm the little guy. barb fredette: we need kelly fighting for good new hampshire jobs for new hampshire's working families. kelly ayotte: i'm kelly ayotte and i approved this message. i'm colin van ostern, and this is my father-in-law, rich. and this is peter and patrick. i agreed to do a tv ad only if my grandkids were in it, too. i trust colin with their future. my clean energy plan is all about their future. as governor, i'll invest in solar and renewable energy. that'll hold down energy cos

thanks, annie. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." we're following a mass casualty event on an american highway. the tour bus ramming into a semi truck. at least 13 killed, dozens hurt. the highway shut down for hours. investigators now on the scene. >>> fight to the finish. donald trump, losing ground in acknowledging he's falling behind. >>> all-out assault. the new offensive against isis, backed by u.s.-led air strikes. the fight to liberate the terror group's biggest stronghold in iraq. martha raddatz in the region tonight. >>> dangerous ride. >> shots fired! >> a police officer taking a civilian on a ridealong when a

this is colin and carol and annie's agenda.t is an aggressive agenda, it is new hampshire's agenda. it is an american agenda. yes. hillary is ready to fight for us. are you ready to fight for hillary? then let's welcome to the stage hillary clinton, our next president of the united states! [ cheers and applause ] >> that was great. that was great! thank you! [ chanting "hillary" ] >> thank you! wow. i don't know about you, but i could listen to elizabeth go on all day. it is so great being here back in new hampshire. i -- i have a significant unruly group of women i went to wellesley with back here. oh, and it's wonderful to be on this college campus and to see so many young people here as maggie and elizabeth and i were walking out to the stage, a lot of folks were hanging out of the windows, and we're glad that you've got the best view of what we're doing here. it's also exciting to be here with two weeks left, because this is the most consequential election of our lifetime, and to see the energy and the enthusiasm that this

reporting live in crescentville, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> thank you, annie. >>> a gunman shot a man in west oak lane as the victim was picking up a late-night dinner. police found the victim lying on the sidewalk with a gunshot wound to the chest and fresh bag of chinese food next to him. they believe the victim was the intended target and continue their search for the shooter. >>> tesla is envisioning a day when cars don't need to stop to fuel up or recharge they will do it while on the road. maribel aber has more in our market watch report. >> tesla is teaming up to create a solar energy system for residential and commercial use, they want it to be a one stop solar panels for homes and stores and cars. >>> stocks are pointing to a lower open, it's a busy week with reports on housing starts and home sales out. >>> macy's plans to open stores on black friday. they will open at 5:00 p.m. on thanks, an hour earlier' thanksgiving an hour earlier than last year, and three hours earlier than 2013. >>> while you're working i'll be sending your packages. >> she is so love

thanks, annie. i'm annie kuster and i approve this message. this city is it. great food, gorgeous scenery, friendly people. and what's better than doing something awesome in manchester? doing it for free. like wine tours and movie premieres. plus, we're offering resources to help you achieve your goals. and we're finding ways to make manchester even more livable. so if you don't think, "this is right for me" when you think a-a-r-p then you don't know "aarp." >> now on daybreak, final face-off. hillary clinton and donald trump shared a debate stage for the first and last night and was highlighted by more personal attacks. erin: violent attack. three m f happened. kevin: shower chances will increase along with cooler temperatures. we will have all the details ahead. sean: driver arrested. what state police say a national run and hit while driving a stolen car. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> now, news 9 "daybreak." erin: good morning, new

annie also suffered from fluid in her brain. conditions our medical editor says could be caused by any number of things, from delayed decompression from scuba diving or mountain climbing to a drug overdose combined with alcohol. >> reporter: a figure skating team coach told us they're dedicating their season to annie. we have their full statement on cbsdenver.com. >>> a man trying to steal a car shoots another for confronting him. another car wound up with bullet holes from the gunfire. that was this morning in lakewood. has only minor wounds. the car chief didn't get the car but he got away. >>> the denver police department has a new tool to help prevent deadly shootings and came the community safe. sending a 300 degree training simulator, offering nearly 100 scenarios an officer might find on the streets. a person controls the simulation, deciding what split-second decisions that officer will have to make >>> new developments in the case against a former youth pastor who worked in parker and littleton. a judge sentenced christ

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annie mccormick a has more. good morning, annie. >> reporter: there are two separate placings crime scene investigators are processing. the main scene is the one behind me and they still remain out here. you can see the parked cars, there's a lot of cars with bullet holes in them. they discovered a woman dead in between the cars. take a look at the video, happened 2600 block of welsh road. the woman's body was discovered behind the parking complex and in the parking area behind two parked cars. call of shots fired is what got police out here. the female was pronounced at the scene. police had a man call into nazareth hospital, drove himself there. the police say the van pulled up with the shooting victim inside, the shooting victim told police he was with the women killed and another man in the complex parking lot when two people walked up and one opened fire. at the shooting scene police found 12 shell casings, 7 shot in close range and two in the homicide victim. it is believed the woman was the intended victi

back to you. >> annie, thank you for that. >>> more breaking news.uspect in a possible road rage incident with another vehicle jumped out of his souvenir independence mall and ran away from police. police say the suspect left his suv with a special needs friend still in the back seat at fifth and arch streets at 11:00 last night. officers and park rangers chased the man through the mall but they were unable to catch the suspect. the other vehicle involved has also not been found. >>> and developing right now, rittenhouse square beautiful and peaceful place but not last night when a man stepped in to try to stop a robbery. the thieves instead opened fire on him as other people in the park hit the ground. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live near that scene at 19th and walnut with the latest on a ongoing investigation. good morning, katherine u good morning, tam. and the victim remains in the hospital this morning in critical but stable condition. as the search continues for two suspects. there are a number of surveillance cameras in and arou

back to you. >> thanks annie. >>> a shooting left two men wounded in north philadelphia. gunfire erupted inside an apartment on the 3500 block of north 11th street just before 11:30 last night. a 41-year-old man was slot in the stomach and a man in his 20's was shot in the chest. both are in stable condition and expected to survive. so far police do not have any suspects or motives in these shootings. >> atlantic city is once again taking drastic measures to try to get out of the red and keep the state out of its business. 100 city workers would be out of jobs. mayor don guardian proposes cutting expenses and using the money from the sale of the historic baeder field airport to pay down the debt. the city is trying to avoid a takeover by the state. the plank was passed during a special city council session last night. >> happening today, federal prosecutors will cross-examine bridgegate defendant bridget kelly. on the stand yesterday the former aide to new jersey governor chris christie testified the governor knew about the traffic tieups. kelly said she told christie tha

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with annie. and with friends of women. colin.eers] senator warren: just look at hillary's history. she's been on the receiving end of one terrible right-wing attack after another for 25 years. but she has never backed down. she does not whine. she does not run to twitter at 3 a.m. to call her opponents losers or dummies. she does not even cry that the election is rigged. hillary gets up every day and keeps on fighting. fighting for children, fighting for women, fighting for families, fighting for health care fighting for human rights. , [cheers and applause] >> [chanting] hillary, hillary, hillary. senator warren: all right. so we are with her. , there are two things we have to do. first, we have to vote. new hampshire has same-day registration at your polling locations, so no excuses. go to iwillvote.com. make a plan now. cast your vote for carol, colin, annie maggie, and hillary. , are you going to do that? [cheers and applause] senator warren: second, do more than vote. volunteer. democracy needs you. you can knock on doors, m

for now reporting live outside of police headquarters, annie mccormick channel6 "action news."att, back to you. >> thank you annie. >>> communities in north carolina are still dealing with the fact that hurricane matthew caused five months of rain to fall in just 36 hours. the storm is being blamed for at least 22 deaths in the u.s. flooding has left homes in lumberton without electricity and running water. a prison was forced to evacuate nearly 800 inmates. officials predict it will only get worse until rivers recede and that may not happen until the end of the week. >> we're extremely still concerned about the loss of life. sadly, i think we lost another individual due to water and we don't want to loss any more. >> president obama has signed a disaster declaration which will provide assistance to 10 counties in north carolina. >> ♪ >> today marks four weeks until voters decide who will be the next president of the united states. if you want to vote in that election, today is the final day to register in pennsylvania. the dead line in delaware is this saturday october 15th an

for now reporting live in the northeast, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you. >> thanks annie. >>> new this morning, detectives are sorting out what led to a late night double shooting in north philadelphia. it happened in a first floor apartment on the 3500 block of north 11th street. the 41-year-old who lives there was shot in the abdomen. a man in his late 20's was slot in the chest. a neighbor tells police it is possible that the gunman knows the younger victim. both victims are expected to survive. >>> from our new jersey news room, state lawmakers but consider a new atlantic city financial rescue plan before going through with a state takeover. mayor don guardian unveiled the five year proposal which was passed by city council. a.c. will use $110 million from the sale of historic baeder field and more than $100 million in bonds to pay down debt. the city will also lay off another 100 municipal workers. the plan also relies on a tax he refund settlement with the borgata casino that has yet to be worked out. >>> federal prosecutors will cross-e

for now reporting live in collingdale, annie mccormick, channel6 "action news. tam back to you. >> okay, we'll check in with you again shortly. thank you annie. >>> developing overnight an argument leads to deadly gunfire in kensington. the vic testimony was killed left dying in the street on his birthday. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live at police headquarters with more on what happened here. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. and detectives from here at the homicide division are speaking with witnesses including a friend of the victim a man shot and killed on his 30th birthday in kensington. the 911 call started coming in shortly before 11:30 last night. a man shot on the 700 block of east allegheny. when police arrived, they found the victim lying in the middle of the street. he had been shot in the head and back and was unresponsive. police rushed him to temple university hospital fromwhere he was pronounced dead at 11:48 p.m. he had just turned 30 that day. witnesses told police he had been in a fight with other meniere b

and i want to say, "thank you, annie." shelley: it was a special night for a special boy in merrimack seven-year-old max is fighting leukemia so courageously, he was invited to join the merrimack high school football team for the night. our jean mackin has his inspiring story. >> mighty max mendez. [cheers] jean: 26, led the merrimack tomahawks onto the field. the head coach thrilled with the new recruit. >> our kids have adopted him as one of our brothers, so it's really cool. >> one team. >> one mission. jean: seven-year-old max is a force to reckon with on and off the field. leukemia like a superhero. so inspiring, he was invited to lead the team as childhood cancer awareness month wraps up. >> max has been through a tremendous amount in the last few months, so to have everybody come out and support him and be aware of childhood cancer awareness is amazing. jean: max helped with the coin toss center field, posed for team pictures, and rallied his teammates as they >> they took us in his family. we are going to take this

good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tamala. and police have confirmed that a 17-year-old has been killed. another teenager remains in the hospital. also another adult male is in the hospital. and police say that this could have been even worse because of where this all happened, across the street from a playground and also a rec center. take a look at this video. according to investigators this all happened just after 9 o'clock last night. multiple 911 calls came into police reporting that shots were fired. fifteenth district police responded to an alley by the 3100 block of sterling. witnesses told officers several people fled on bikes or were taken by private vehicle to the hospital. a 21-year-old shot in the neck ran to the 15th district for help. police transported him to the hospital. two teens, a 16-year-old shot in the torso and a 17-year-old also shot were taken privately to aria frankford hospital. the 16-year-old is still critical. the 17-year-old taken in critical died at the hospital. now, police spent most of the m

they're hoping for a miracle that annie is alive and just waiting to be found. with crucial hours and minutes ticking away, drones, dogs and teams of searchers are scouring the treacherous terrain of this popular portland park looking for any sign of 21-year-old hiker annie schmidt. >> if she got injured and is by >> reporter: a full week has now passed since annie, the daughter of musician jon schmidt, the leader of the piano guys disappeared near the columbia river gorge. her car discovered near the trail head days later. her phone and belongings still inside. >> i think she got out of her car and was going to go for a short hike. she was just by herself. >> reporter: but according to her roommate, annie left her wish i knew more. >> reporter: complicating the search, a storm. days of rain threatening to wipe out trails and leaving some fearing that annie fell deep into the gorge. >> she could literally have fallen off one of the 20, 30-footers that are all over the trails. >> reporter: her parents refusing to give up. schmidt asking his millions of fans on fa

good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tamala. the union has been very active on their facebook page and also on twitter as well keeping people updated up until the last minute, up until that 5:00 a.m. deadline. they said on their facebook page last night the union said that the state handed it its last best offer and was done negotiating. the union has said throughout the early morning hours they remain at the table to talk. well, this is video from yesterday. you can see he some faculty walking into a meeting there, that's on west chester university's campus and negotiations are between the pennsylvania state system of higher education and its faculty union. there are more than 5,000 fact he tea and coaches across the state. now, the association of pennsylvania state college and university faculty said a strike for 5:00 a.m. if no agreement is reached. at issue a number of contractual changes including proposed raises offered over a three-year period, also healthcare contributions. in the latest offer the state offered raises to

bundled up >> i'm annie yu. >> i'm tom fitzgerald. thank you for joining us. caitlin roth to tell you about your clothing options for later on, which you're going to need several of them. because it's different than last weekend. chilly right now, temperatures are in the 40's, need a good jacket. as we have seen a huge change from earlier this week, temperatures in the afternoon well into the 80's, record highs >> and it's kind of hitting us like a shock. it is a shock. yes, because your body is not acostumed to it. temperatures major airports, reagan airport 46, dwi 47, across the area waking up if you're about to heads out the door, walk the editor, be prepared because it's even colder than yesterday we're but it's especially down towards fredericksberg. northern virginia, that are seeing the big change from yesterday morning when you start in the 50's. now you're in the low 40's. temperature changes ten to 15 degrees cooler south and west. satellite and radar, few clouds, bright beautiful morning, we have a lot of sunshine and we have a lot less wind than y

annie. >> reporter: matt that plane is still in the backyard. nobody was hurt, but both crash victims were taken to cooper hospital with non-life threaten injuries. >> reporter: sound like a trash you truck. >> my buddy says, ange, look. >> reporter: neighbors could not believe their eyes aseyes plane crashed -- their eyes the plane crashed into the yard of east linden avenue. nobody was hurt. >> thank god for the trees, it was able to protect everything. >> one day you come home and there's a plane in your eye. >> reporter: 66-year-old pilot and passenger were trapped. they had to be rescued from the plane. the plane took off from flying w airport in medford, the owners of the aircraft are from maryland and tell "action news" the plane is 70 years old. now the investigation into what went wrong is underway. faa will look into number of factors. aviation expert robert wolf weighed in. >> airports like this will suffer from engine failure and that results in off-airport landings. >> reporter: now, "action news" did get if touch with the owner of