live look at ( anny )( anny ) live look at yosemite.ro this morning. ( anny ) toss to weather. (dave)seasonable weather conditions will persist across the region into early next week as a weak upper level trough pushes inland to our north. this will maintain a modest marine layer with overnight/early morning coastal clouds and patchy fog. a slight inland warming trend is then for the remainder of the upcoming week as high pressure builds over the southwestern portion of the country. (anny) the national manhunt is over -- after two professors were arrested here in the bay area for a brutal murder in chicago. we have learned from chicago police that one of the suspects had a personal relationship with the victim -- who was repeatedly stabbed and mutilated. kron4's justine waldman has the story. "the biggest mistake of my life"is what chicago police say 42-year old wyndham lathem refered to the murder of 26- year-old trenton cornell- duranleau in a video to friends and family.sot in crimes of passion which i think you can call this to see

( anny ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( anny ) toss to weather. (dave)low clouds, patchy fog and cooler conditions have returned to the coast today with warmer inland temperatures expected this afternoon. a gradual cool down is likely from sunday into monday as an upper level trough pushes inland to the north. dry weather conditions and seasonable temperatures are then likely through much of next week. ( anny ) a mother who lost her son to police gunfire is now suing the gunfire is now son to police a mother ( anny ) week. ( anny ) a mother who lost her son to police gunfire is now suing the santa clara police. she called for help back in march -- and her unarmed son ended up dead. as kron 4's ella sogomonian explains -- now that mother is blaming herself. amanda sommer has lost weight over the last five months of grief. she blames herself for having called santa clara police in a time of need back in march.sot: amanda sommer, mother// "he was in depression so i think i called the police for help and you know i feel it was my fault because i think

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with meteorologist anny hong.nny hong: here is the kron 4zone forecast.. .cooling will continue early this week as an upper trough of low pressure becomes nearly stationary over the eastern pacific. coastal areas will see little in the way of change with continued night and morning low clouds and patchy fog. for those planning on watching the eclipse (remember to get the correct lenses) tomorrow morning, still looks like the farther inland you are the better shot at seeing it starting at 9 am. the big question remains how quickly the clouds will dissipate through the morning hours. feeling right now is the south bay through santa clara valley will see mostly clear conditions around the start while farther to the north stretching from san francisco to oakland there will likely be clouds at first. however, the hope if they will dissipate during the hour with good viewing before the peak time. most of our coastal locations will likely remain cloudy all morning. (justine) we are learning new information about a murder

good morning to you, annie. >> hey, good morning, caityln.already seeing ba backups on indian head highway on southbound side as well as traffic diverted either to livingston road or palmer r road. so that is the good news. you can still find alternate route as you exit off palmer on living stop. straight ahead there at the middle intersection you see all that debris and the state highway have taped off the accident scene. that is where police say the crash occurred right at the intersection of route 210 and palmer road and for the washington. crews still on the scene here. and if you pan to your left max you can see that the motorcycle somehow ended up over in that median about i would say 1,000 feet from where the crash occurred. it's unclear how that all happened. we know the speed limit here is 45 perhaps momentum and not sure at this time but as you all mentioned motorcyclists did not sure vivt crash. this of course we were just out here not long ago on july 2 1 for fatal crashing and over the last two months there's been three crashes t

annie, cold on a friday morning. >> i'm kidding. >> all right. ask and you shall receive, annie. look at what's going on outside right now. 71 degrees, mostly cloudy skies. winds out of the south and west at six. more humidity coming and you can kind of feel the difference already out there. still doesn't feel too bad as we're starting the day here in washington. satellite and radar showing clouds have moved in and they're kind of thick out there so mostly cloudy skies coming our way today. showers popping up a little bit over the mountains but nothing too heavy just yet and i still think we're good for zip trip in culpeper which starts in just about half hour here with tucker barnes at 6:00 a.m. 11 o'clock today, 79 degrees. couple of s same deal kind of for 2 o'clock, 82 degrees. by 5 o'clock this afternoon showers and storms start to become a little bit more widespread. 80 degrees by then and temperatures will be dropping as we have those thunderstorms coming across. 83 degrees your daytime high today here in washington. again, showers likely. gaithersburg 80 for you. some of

. >> "fox5" annie yu is live from fair favrm with the latest. good morning, annie. >> good morning to you maureen and wisdom. father william aichison has taken a leave of absence after exposing himself as a kkk leader. behind me is the church he was most recently at, st. leo the great catholic church in fairfax, sir vir. we made several attempts to speak with him and have not heard back. however, we family who say they are one of the african-american families targeted by aichison and suffered his hateful acts including cross burning on their front lawn. they're still owed civil damage from him. after 40 years they don't know if they can forgive him for what happened. declassified fbi documents we obtained from the late 70s revealed he burned crosses in front of several homes of african-american families in prince george county and he also made numerous threats to coretta scott king widow of dr. martin luther king jr. threatening to kill her if he spoke at an event at university of maryland and prince george naacp said his actions did not stop th

i'm annie yu. today is sunday august 13.n this morning with the aftermath of the chaos in charlottesville, virginia. a state of emergency has been declared in virginia after yesterday's deadly clashes between white nationalists and counter protesters. three people are dead and dozens of people were injured. tensions boiled over when a driver rammed his car into a crowd of people killing one person. that person is in custody. and a virginia state police helicopter respond, on the violence crashed outside charlottesville killing the pilot and a passenger. tisha lewis is live with the latest. tisha. >> reporter: annie, that state of emergency is still in effect. also new this morning we're told that virginia governor terry mcauliffe is scheduled to visit two churches one at 9:30, one at 11:30, first african baptist zion church the governor said to be there likely to ease some fears and concerns and tensions after last night's developments. now, take a look over my right shoulder. this is the aftermath here at emancipation park.

head to the gym annie.p. that's when you have the most energy. not only that, but nine times out of 10 you probably haven't eaten breakfast yet so you'll bn some of that reserved fat. you'll head to work. when. i most likely to be productive at work? it's three hours after you have gotten up. so in this case it would be, what time is that? 9:45. that's when your brain is probably going to be very productive so you have an e-mail you need to write it about in 9:45. whether it's monday, tuesday t-wednesday, thursday, friday i always want the sugar. study found most and folks crave sugar around 3:30. that's when your willpower is at its lowest. >> it's the midday slump. >> ever sat at wanted a twinkie. >> our time line is a little different but i would say for the most part if you're a morning person you like to just tackle the day enthusiastically and get everything out in the morning. >> i got a question for you. since when did the nfl and dating go hand in hand? would you believe that's the case according t

annie, back over to you. >> ♪ ti >> time is 7:05. marks one week since the deadly protest in charlottesville last saturday. three people died among them two virginia state troop here's were monitoring the protest from a helicopter. today one of those troopers will be laid to rest. the cause of their helicopter crash still remains under investigation and also killed last week a counterprotester who was plowed down and killed by an ohio man named james field jr. >>> yesterday virginia governor terry mcauliffe signed an executive order that puts a stop to all demonstrationing at the statue of robert e. lee in richmond. governor mcauliffe cited safety concerns. >>> and in maryland workers removed the statue of former activists fought for years to remove the 145-year-old statue saying his legacy should not be honored. in 1857 justice tawny wrote the famous dred scott decision that upheld slavery. >>> someone placed a banner near the statue of robert pike. that statue stands near judiciary square. the barney lists some of the trump adminis

that's the very latest here from northwest d.c., annie yu fox5 local news. >> annie thank you very much that report. >>> time right now 4:35. let's talk to gary mcgrady about our weather. >> a little bit cooler. >> yeah, and a little wet out there, too. the showers have come through the area overnight. we start with radar this morning. the rain has moved on. at the airport national i mean, they had to let out the rain gauge again, .500, more places got more than that obviously but that's moving off to the east so we'll start the drying trend. we'll have some clouds out there today. sun and clouds and relative to normal, these temperatures for today's high are definitely mild. a lot of upper 70's out we'll probably just touch 80 here in town as we progress into the afternoon we'll have more sunshine. i do that want to briefly show you the current coordinates for harvey and the wind speeds are 105 miles per hour. that's a category two. there will be an update soon coming out of the national hurricane center. we expect that it probably goes to a major hurricane with the next update, it's n

(jr stone) anny hong is in for lawrence tonight... with the answer. anny hong: the cloud cover forecast for monday continues to be a bit of a challenge. if conditions permit, a partial solar eclipse can be viewed throughout california while the total eclipse can be viewed north in oregon. models remain in good agreement that the upper level low will remain parked in southern california. current thinking is that there will be cloud cover along the coast on monday morning. the best locations in the bay area for clear skies on a mid/late august morning would be interior areas of the east bay away from the coast, as well as the higher elevations in the santa cruz mountains, north bay mountains, and diablo range. coming up at eight. covering the raiders. did marshawn lynch stand during today's national anthem, we'll have the answer and reaction from fans. a bay area couple's marriage started with a bang after their venue caught fire. we'll tell you where it happened. plus a fallen tree destroys a home in the east bay. hear from the family that made it out

annie mccormack is live in center city with that part of the story.nnie. >> >> reporter: walter, that's right. volunteers from our area are in houston, texas. today two left headed for louisiana. the task is to distribute food to the victims of harvey. however, where they're going and what they're doing could change. it's still a fluid situation. and in just a matter of days thousands of volunteers are expected to be on the ground. members of the red cross embrace before embarking on a long journey to baton rouge, louisiana, on sunday. annie and heidi are headed with a truck stuffed with food to help victims of harvey. it's the first deployment for these volunteers. both were helped by the red cross at one point in their own lives. >> very humbling to give back from the red cross gave to me. >> i'm there to help them. it's a very hard thing that they have to go through. they lost everything. >> reporter: the head of the eastern pennsylvania chapter of the red cross says nationally 10,000 volunteers are expected to pitch in. including more from our are

that's the latest from southeast d.c., annie yu, "fox5 local news". >> annie, thank you. coming up. testimony underway in the taylor swift groping trial you. >> know the complicated password your job said you needed to be safe turns out that may not be entirely true. >> live look across the region. culpeper county is first day of school for you. we want to see your back to school picks. make sure you use the we'll add them throughout the morning. time 4:51. temperature 68. >> that's what i like, that's what i like♪ ♪ un-stop right there! i'm about to pop a cap of “mmm fresh” in that washer with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. and if you want, pour a little more, because this scent lasts for 12 weeks, which is longer than any relationship i've ever been in. right, freshness for weeks! unstopables by downy. for a fresh too feisty to quit. >> 4:54 is the time now. taylor swift want her sexual assault case to mack a statement. they want others to know they can say no. her attorney attacked credibility of d.j. david muller seeking $3 million for costing him his job and reput

"action news" reporter annie mccormick was there today. >> police believe this was an act of vandalismdiscovery made this morning. police say at least 20 head stones were toppled over amounting to thousands of dollars in damage. the historic cemetery off welsh road has plots dating back to the civil war. >> my family has been in this church since 1891. >> i don't want to tell you what's going through my mind. i would like to meet up with the people that did this took joy in turning these over. >> just after 10:00 this morning, a caretaker called police. members are devastated. >> what kind of person could do this? who could do this? why would you want to desecrate a cemetery? >> it's the fourth cemetery under investigation in recent months. in other cases, two jewish and one catholic. st. luke's is e pisk pailian. police believe this may be teens causing havoc. >> the clues to the scene lead to the kids where we didn't have that in officer cases. there were cases across the country that made us think it was an organized event for jewish cemeteries. >> the cemetery considered using surv

that's the very latest here from northwest d.c., annie yu, fox5 local news. >> annie thank you. 4:50e time right now. the embattled director of the d.c. veterans affairs is back on the job. brian hawkins was fired. earlier this month the judge ordered the va to temporarily rehire hawkins. the appeal into his firing could stretch on for months. >> american civil liberties union is suing metro. some ads were from groups like a woman's healthcare collective peta. at first the ads were accepted by metro but then they were removed after riders complained. metro says they've had these say they intend to vigorously defend their commercial advertising guidelines which they say are reasonable and viewpoint neutral. >> a giant inflatable chicken with orange hair is now sit outside the white house. >> and it wasn't delivery, it was digiorno spread over an arkansas highway. >> the time right now is 4:51. the temperature is 69. back in a moment. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ ♪harry's meeting clients...♪ ♪...from far away. but they only see his wrinkles.♪ ♪he's gotta play it cool to seal the deal.♪ ♪better find a wa

that's the very latest here from chevy chase, annie yu, fox5 local news. >> all right, annie thank you. >>> 4:49. we're following widespread criticism schwarzenegger michael signer apologized for his actions and words during the white nationalist rally. one person was killed during the rally when a car plowed into a group protesting against the event. >> coming up, best buy apologizes for what it says was a mistake by its employees. >> nats pitcher max scherzer and his wife erica want to help you adopt a new pet. >> as we head to break, 69 is the temperature, 4:50, back in a moment. oment. olay eyes new deep hydrating eye gel with hyaluronic acid born to outperform the #1... for better hydration. and your best look yet. olay eyes collection. ageless. can't sleep because you're worrying about your big... ...day tomorrow? don't forget about the client dinner. hope you didn't forget! what're you gonna wear? hannah. did you get that email i sent you? i need you to respond... ...before you wake up. when life keeps you up... zzzquil helps you fall asleep in less than 20 minutes. because slee

"action news" reporter annie mccormick is live in the 700 block of south front street and annie, what's the full story there? >> reporter: well, jim, police and also friends of the 84-year-old victim say that she is in good spirits tonight. she was even able to walk around with detectives through the crime scene that is her home. at this hour they are still looking for the person responsible. >> he had her tied up in the basement. she untied herself and went up and yelled fire. >> reporter: a friend of the brave and quick thinking 84-year-old home invasion victim described the terrifying moments the victim relayed to her how she untied herself. police say a robber restrained her arms and legs with a belt and dog leash after breaking into a queen village home this afternoon. he demanded money. >> if somebody came up behind her, this 84-year-old precious like a kitty cart smart as a whip and, you know attacked her. >> reporter: the call came into police just before 2:00 reporting a home invasion and robbery in the 700 block of south front street. police say the robber stole cash then fled

>> is annie joe cannon your favorite? >> i think her adventures. but antonio mora. the interesting thing about that issue is mr. ipers niece and she worked for the observatory but had a family tie to the donor. >> correct me if i'm wrong about this but wasn't she uncomfortable about attaining a salary? >> she did have that reaction. she almost did want to hire her because he knew he'd be paying her 25 cents an hour and he thought that was not right. wilhelmina fleming, 20s 5 cents was not right. >> before we open for questions i wanted to read this quote which is from mariah mitchell who was as we said not one of the -- but incredibly influential. >> she said at the age of 36 and again i'm our link for my friend maria who gave me this tidbit. the best that can be said of my life so far as it has been industrious and the best that can be said of me is that i have not pretended to what i was not. i thought that was a very lovely summary. i wonder a lot of the sentiments of the women in pickering's harem. >> definitely industrious and pretentious. they found a way to b

annie mccormick has the full story. annie?walter, this isn't the first time according to officials that something like this has happened. first responders and the patient in the vehicle luckily were okay and the first responders went back to work the same night. >> if the attendant would have been sitting in there, they would have been missed by mere inches. >> ray a trustee of the firefighter union is talking about the bullet hole you see in this picture. it happened just before 10:00 p.m. with the emt in the back attending to a patient. >> they got down on the floor in the medic unit and protected the patient they had in the unit until the gunfire ceased. at that time they called for police. >> gary loash is commending the emt and paramedic action. a man pulled a gun during an argument in the street and fired. one shot hit medic 40 above the headlight. the other hit a man involved in the street fight. >> 52nd and market street is a busiy ente intersection. a number of people could have been hit. >> first responders arrived i

annie mccormick is live at the fire scene. annie, what's the story there? >> jim, one of the firefighters has to stay in hospital overnight, but the good news, he's expected to be okay and released by morning. the four other firefighters were treated and released from hospital. the residents evacuated from the neighborhood are back home tonight. >> chopper 6hd over westchester after fire crews brought firefighters to the 200 block of gay street. separately they responded to a small fire at a house nearby. >> we realized it was more than just underground peco wires burning and a little fire in the house. there were high readings out in the street over the manholes. >> carbon monoxide became a threat. businesses were evacuated. >> it was coming up from the manholes. >> chief mark scan lynn was overcome by fumes. >> there was a firefighter laying on the ground. they brought in a gurney and were working on him. >> she took these photos as firefighters worked to revive him. >> he came out of the building and did collapse momentariry. once he got into the fresh a

annie, this is unprecedented.orecast through some places down here through southern and southeastern texas. so, this is storm's not going to go away any time soon. >> gary thanks. >>> time is 7:06. president trump is monitoring hurricane harvey from camp david this weekend and will be receiving regular updates from his team throughout the weekend. president trump has signed a disaster declaration for texas. he tweeted just hours ago "we will remain fully engaged with open lines of communication as hurricane harvey makes landfall. america is with you ." also saying "closely monitoring harvey and here to assist as needed." storms of this magnitude have the ability to make or break political futures. everyone will be watching to see how the trump team manages the first category four hurricane to hit the u.s. in over a decade. >> the lesson for every politician after 2005 was the consequences of failure in a moment like this are so dire that do anything to >> president trump is planning to visit texas sometime this co

walter, back to you. >> thanks, annie. >> with great tragedy there is great heroism. houston sheriff ed gonzales and collogues waited through neck deep flood water to reach a man stuck for hours. my goodness. >>> christie ileto is live at the fire department's headquarters in spring garden, where members of the pennsylvania task force one left earlier this morning. christie? >> reporter: walter that 25 member team left at 3:00 this morning, 20 of those members have been from the philadelphia fire department, the rest from around the state , and once they reached texas, they are specifically, tasked, with search and rescue >> it is gators, lot of water equipment because of the all the of the rain that is there, and they, take mre, showers, anyplace, anything that you can think of, they are going to have on these trucks. >> reporter: "action news" was there as police escorted 11 major trucks out of philadelphia before today break. the 22 hour journey will take 45 member team, to the naval air station in fort worth joint reserve base. from there they will be dispatched t

i'm annie yu.t is saturday august 5th. let's start with that breaking news this morning out of northeast d.c. a fiery crash unfolds overnight. details are very limited at this hour. our tisha lewis on the scene trying to gather what she can. tisha, what happened? >> reporter: wl, what we do know is that this happened in the wee hours of the morning shortly after 3 o'clock and also there's a tweet that came out several in fact from d.c. fire and ems saying that one fatality occurred here and that another person was seriously injured. this is the aftermath of a crash. in fact, if you take a look behind me you can see it's still an active scene here. all of this happening at the hess station which remains closed this morning. again, you can see it's still an active scene and that mangled piece of metal is the aftermath. let's go to the video taken just moments ago. two cars apparently collided into each other at some point careening into this gas station. based on what you're watching, it appears the

annie and tom back to you guys. >> thanks so much. it's the night hollywood comes to dc, the kennedy center honors is a huge event this year the presidential box won't be filled with the president and first lady, the president said he wants the hornees to be graded without any political distraction and usually the president host as reception for the honorees and that too has been cancelled it's the first time that's happened in the award's history. >>> time now is 7:51. star gazers from around the world heading to the u.s. for tomorrow's historic total solar eclipse. >> at fox 5 we're excited details coming up ahead on how you can enjoy the eclipse and what you'll likely see first hand here on fox 5 tomorrow. stick with us, time now 7:51. ime now 7:51. >>> millions of tourists traveling to the u.s. to were the the total solar eclipse >> dan whitehead has more stories on the excitement leading up to the big day. >> reporter: two minutes of darkness attracting millions. star gazers from around the world, flocking to the u.s. in preparat

fox5's annie yu live in the lynnhill condos with more on this ongoing story. the units here at the lynnhill condominiums were deemed unfit, unsafe for the nearly 100 residents that occupied the two buildings on this side and if you look, prince george's county police they continue to be on site. overnight and will continue over the next few days because we are told that between 10:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. starting today residents can come back and pick up their belongings and so on but you do need to provide a valid i.d. and proof of residency. now, yesterday was the deadline for residents to leave and vacate the premises. social services they were out here making sure that residents found a place to stay, a at least for the next few nights until a more long term residence can be secured. residents and management have long battled it out over conditions and it came to me ahead last year when that management failed to pay $1 million in bill to the utility company and since then the power has been unreliable. residents have also complained about the horrible living

[laughter] >> he and annie were cracking up the whole way through. he was very competitive wasn't he? if either of you you can confirm the story. when he was trying to get into the astronaut program going around. he did all the things your supposed to do. they had a height limit where you can only be 5'11" inches. i'm told he would often put weights on his head trying to compress his body down so he wouldn't be over the height limit. >> i can't confirm that. i can confirm when you get a zero gravity, your spine it does expand. >> there was one story where someone walked in the library where it was reading andy at a book on his head. did he ever do that? >> never in the senate. >i wouldn't be surprised if you done it. my knowledge it never occurred. it was just one of those great that goesk stories with being a hero. his senatek of a days. what was he like in the senate? we know he was very strong voice on weapons systems and avionics and things like that. it is special interest in nuclear -- antinuclear proliferation. he was passionate about the nucl

for now, live from center city , annie mccormack for channel six "action news". >> thanks, anni. >>>in west philadelphia a two-year old man was shot walk home from work this morning. it happened before 3:00 a.m. on the 1200 block of north alden street. gunman approached the victim and then shot him in the chest investigators don't know what the motive was. victim remains hospitalized in critical condition. >>> in the cities hunting park section a fight, inside of a local bar, spilled outside into the street and ended in a double stabbing. this happened just after 1:30 a.m. on the 1200 block of e allegheny avenue, in front of the knock out sports bar. investigators say two men fighting both pulled out knives and then stabbed each other. both men were in their 30's. one is in critical condition tonight. >>> we have an undate tonight that we have new footage, images from inside of a philadelphia bound jet line their encountered severe turbulence yesterday. >> and again, severely apologize, we don't anticipate anymore of. that we want to make sure, as always, thaw keep your seat belts fa

maureen will be there and tucker will thereby and annie will thereby too.d they would absolutely love to see you. >> looking forward to that. time to say good morning to face back fan of the day. hello. private first camera ward nominated by stephanie. stephanie says cameron years old and marine. >> she raised him as single mother and is very proud of her son as you should be. he came home friday after gone a year in training. cameron, thank you for your service. >> we appreciate it. >> all right. michael thomas. wrap it up with weather. >> another chance much like yesterday of seeing hit and miss shower or storm this afternoon. that is headline. straight afternoon shower or thunderstorm. could contain heavy downpours. whatever pops up won't repeatedly move. cold front coming through later this week. out ahead of it today, tomorrow and friday as well. we'll be dealing with humid conditions. the front is late friday night to saturday morning maybe a shower or storm with it. it clears the humidity out of here and we'll get nice, dry and comfortable as we head

annie thank you for that report. you can to mike thomas about the weather. do you get tired of saying the same thing over and over again. >> do i? no. >> you don't. >> no. we need the check, man. [laughter] >> it's all about the benjamins with you. >> got the mortgage. >> we got bills. >> makes it easier to come in and say what i said yesterday. >> he don't have to think so hard. >> so say it again. same as yup, same as yesterday. we got a couple of pop-up thunderstorms. the rest of the day will be hot and steamy with a decent amount of sunshine. there's satellite and radar. a couple showers overnight faded away. it's mostly clear to start the day so we'll be off to a sunny start that's for sure. reagan national 73, dulles 70. quick look at the two day forecast. rinse and repeat continues. in intwo today, 91 tomorrow. each day featuring a chance of storms. that's weather. over to caitlin for traffic. >> still earned your money though this week mike. tracking thunderstorms is tough. let's see how the morning commute i

hey, erin. >> good morning, annie.'s talk about that adding more fuel to the fire. the escalating war of words with north korean leader kim jong-un. this morning the president tweeted that he has military solutions fully in place and they are quote locked and loaded should north korea act unwisely. this comes after he said that his threats to bring fire and fury to north korea were not strong enough. meanwhile there are signs that china will back north korea if the us initiatean >>> sea pleasant maryland police chief continues to recover at the hospital this morning afterr crash in prince george's county. fox5 broke this story to you last night. officials say chief devon martin crash his motorcycle with another vehicle that was in the 6100 block of mlk, jr. highway around 8:45 p.m. the chief has a broken leg and a few broken ribs but is expected to be okay. >>> and the battle of the belt ways in baltimore proved to be a dud for d.c. the redskins fell to the ravens in week one of the preseason 2 23-three. making matters

annie. >> reporter: steve and ur bizarre story. we still have a a lot of questions to be answered but the spotsylvania sheriff's department deputies were first called out here saturday after they received a call from someone who said they were concerned that they hadn't seen or heard from the family in quite some time. now, when they got here, they say that the front door was answered by 43-year-old kariem ali muhammad moore. he answered the door appeared to be reluctant to let the officers in. and while they spoke to the deputies at the door, the woman and her two children escaped from the side door here of this house and were able to get to safety where other deputies met them. now, this home, you can see, it's covered up. every window is covered up and the door, side panels are covered up and it's hard to tell that anyone lived here because the grass looks like it hasn't been cut in quite some time but moore right now this morning is in jail facing multiple counts of felony abduction and assault. the children just eight and 11 y

(justine) meteorologist anny hong is here with what to expect... next. anny hong: here is the kron 4zone forecast.. .cooling will continue early this week as an upper trough of low pressure becomes nearly stationary over the eastern pacific. coastal areas will see little in the way of change with continued night and morning low clouds and patchy fog. for those planning on watching the eclipse (remember to get the correct lenses) tomorrow morning, still looks like the farther inland you are the better shot at seeing it starting at 9 am. the big question remains how quickly the clouds will dissipate through the morning hours. feeling right now is the south bay through santa clara valley will see mostly clear conditions around the start while farther to the north stretching from san francisco to oakland there will likely be clouds at first. however, the hope if they will dissipate during the hour with good viewing before the peak time. most of our coastal likely remain cloudy all morning. start here wi who are these people? the energy conscious people among

continue to fight of the fate of a statute which has been vandalized twice in the last few days and annieormick is live if center city with the story. >>> walter more than 20,000 people signed a petition in support of keeping the frank rizzo statute where it is and frank rizzo junior says he is not behind the petition or rallies for the statute and appreciative of it and weighs in on the controversy what he thinks and also what his mother thinks. >> he says son relax. he said they couldn't take him down when he was alive and not take him down in death. >> reporter: frank rizzo junior repeating 101 mother's reaction to controversy swirling around his father's statute outside the municipal services building in center city. city councilwoman helen gim called for removal of the statute in a tweet about racism and slavery. >> i think there is a lot of miss information and it's disappointing i spent 16 years as member of city council and my job was to put out fires not to create them. >> reporter: tonight philadelphia police have a unit parked beside the statute after a week where vandals defac

. >> tucker barnes, maureen umeh and annie yu join us live.morning, crew. >> ♪ >> hey, good morning to you. >> hey. >> hey, hey. [cheers and applause] >> wow. >> village at leesburg. oh, my goodness. bright and early this morning we already got a crowd. this is an amazing place to be, so beautiful lots of shops, places to eat, people live right here. >> it's funny to see them pop their heads out and say good morning to us but this area is like that small hometown feel. >> absolutely. >> but close enough to the city where you can enjoy the best of both worlds and i'm excited to see village at leesburg. 60 boutiques and restaurants. a wonderful place to dine and hang out. >> and don't forget shop, too, indeed. just over 30 miles from d.c. so if you're thinking about coming out this way we'll show you why you should definitely come out this way throughout this morning as trip at -- here in le leesburg village at leesburg. >> our expectation is very high today. [applause] >> my goodness. listen, we are having terrific weather here today. it's a li

(justine) toss to weather with anny hong. anny hong: here is the kron 4zone forecast.. a few degrees of cooling are expected over the weekend and into early next week as an approaching trough of low pressure weakens the area of high pressure currently over the eastern pacific. coastal areas will see little in the way of change with continue night and morning low clouds and patchy fog. (justine) hundreds of people gathered in mountain view to counter a protest against the firing of a google employee. here is pictures from the rally earlier today. the software engineer was let go after writing a controversial memo claiming that women were biologically unsuited for tech jobs. the event was cancelled after organizers received mutliple threats. despite the cancellation, about five- hundred people showed up to rally against sexism, racism and the white nationalist movement. (jr stone) today, hundreds of people rallied across the country to condemn racism in the wake of the deadly events in charlottesville, virginia. on the left was

mccormick is live at penn presbyterian hospital annie. >> reporter: and jim 18-year-old jerad was set next monday to the university on a full basketball scholarship, his going away party was set for this weekend and he is in critical condition at penn presbyterian hospital after he was shot multiple times. this is all-star high school basketball player jerad seen here wearing number to playing his last season at la sale college high school. tonight his high school coach joe dempsey is one of many pulling for the team by his bedside. >> my understanding is he is stable and you know he has a long road ahead. he is a fighter. >> reporter: late sunday night he was one of four shot after a gathering of teens and young adults at 39 and melon got out of hand when word spread on social media. >> two people pulled guns out firing at least 31 shots with two separate guns a 40 caliber and nine millimeter. >> reporter: he was shot multiple times and police were there working to disburse the crowd when gunfire erupted and think he was an incents bystander and doesn't know the other men shot and ar

anny hong has the weather forecast for viewing the eclipse.anny hong: here is the kron 4zone forecast.. .cooling will continue early this week as an upper trough of low pressure becomes nearly stationary over the eastern pacific. coastal areas will see little in the way of change with continued night and morning low clouds and patchy fog. for those planning on watching the eclipse (remember to get the correct lenses) tomorrow morning, still looks like the farther inland you are the better shot at seeing it starting at 9 am. the big question remains how quickly the clouds will dissipate through the morning hours. feeling right now is the south bay through santa clara valley will see mostly clear conditions around the start while farther to the north stretching from san francisco to oakland there will likely be clouds at first. however, the hope if they will dissipate during the hour with good viewing before the peak time. most of our coastal locations will likely remain cloudy all morning. (justine ) one way to watch the eclipse is right here o

." >> thank you hopefully, there are no eclipse watchers annie mccormick isr city.t will doctors there be looking for over the next ays? >> they listed a number of symptoms. doctors said they fielded calls ahead ofipse. peanted to their they say they have not seen a spike in the emergency visits but people may not notice damage for several days. >> the good news, no one will go blind from this. >> people thatced at the eclipse may not have damage but there are cases of those that suffer blurry vision to the middle of the eye. it could be permanent. it could be solar retina oppopathy. >> the doctor recommends people make an appointment with an eye you see symptoms. >> it becomes tricky to read fine print thread a needle read a cellphone. >> >> some came prepared. others threw caution to the wind. >> i avoided it at all costs. >> i saw part of it in the car. >> did you have glasses on? >> no. >> how are you feeling? >> i feel fine. the doctors say you don't have to run to the emergency room if you are seeing symptoms. they haven't seen a spike in emergency room visit

"action news" reporter annie mccormack is live at the scene with the full details, annie. >> reporter: walter family members of the daisy torres says that she remains in icu at jefferson. police said she was hit in the arm and upper chest. they are still looking for the shooter some neighbors say they saw two people leaving quickly from the scene. just as 12:30 this morning gunfire broke out outside of this home in the 8500 block of somerdale, bum et cetera hit daisy torres multiple times as police believe she was targeted. >> m80 fire works or something like. that just really loud, consecutive and then over. >> reporter: moments before the shooting torres closed a window in her bedroom. >> she went to the window, the window was opened, and the screen was opened a little bit we don't know if she closed it , but she remembers that she looked outside, didn't see anything, went back to her bed and then next thing you know she felt a burning sensation. >> we have seen a bunch of cop cars, and just an ambulance and we seen daisy being escorted out of her house. >> reporter: neighbors say t

annie waldman: be skeptical about everything.cal about every study that you read, whether it's in the "new england journal of medicine" or some journal you've never heard of. sharyl: annie waldman writes for the nonprofit propublica. annie waldman: well, in academia, there are a lot of expectations. some of it is the influence of wanting to get a promotion, wanting to get tenure, wanting to get another job somewhere else. if you get a result which is not what you want, do you still go ahead and publish it? perhaps you have millions of dollars of funding behind it. sharyl: besides misleading doctors and the public, fake science and provable fraud can cost taxpayers millions. dr. eric poehlman got $2.9 million in federal grants and published hundreds of medical articles on obesity and menopause before he got caught fabricating data while at the university of vermont school of medicine. in 2005, he became the first academic researcher sentenced to prison for fraudulent studies. from 1992 to 2012, taxpayers shelled out $58 million to

annie mccormick live, that girl suffered serious injuries, department she? >> that'didn't she? >> that's right, monica. she was rushed to children's hospital of philadelphia. police say it appears she was distracted using face time on her phone when she feels hit. >> chopper 6 over abington high school this afternoon just after a 14-year-old girl was hit by a white vehicle. multiple 911 calls came into police. >> i heard, god, no. as a mother, it was a an upsetting no. i knew something was wrong. >>es on thecorner by highland a. sheutside and saw huddled around the team. >> the car the crowd stopped. one of the witnesses called 911. i sat there and prayed. >> police say the driver tried to help.>> the driver was questd released. there are no charges filed at this time. >> investigators are trying to determine if she was in the crosswalk. >> we were able to determine through speaking with witnesses that the young lady was distracted on face time on her cellar phone which was obviously a contributing factor in the accident. >> the 15 miles per hour rule on highland avenue only ma

that's the very latest here from northwest, annie yu, local news. >> all right, annie.we appreciate that this >> 5:05 right now. time for us to talk a little weather and gary you know me, i'm always a glass half full kind of girl so i'm all about this gorgeous weekend headed our way. >> yeah, i can't -- i can't wait because it's going to be so nice and i got all these plans and i'm so excited about going outside in this great weather we're going have. >> it is. the last weekend of august and some places will not even see 80 degrees. both days. and that's with some sunshine so that's pretty cool out there. and speaking of cool, look how nice it is outside. now we have some clouds and the showers have moved on by but we're kind of mixture of clouds and sun, mostly cloudy this morning, little bit more sunshine this afternoon. winchester you're 55. wow t martinsburg is 57 and in gaithersburg it's 60 degrees this morning. fredericksburg it's going to be -- we're going to talk a lot about that zip trip location this morning. it's 65 degrees there. so, the rain has passed by o

annie mccormick is in center city. what will doctors looking for over the next several days? symptoms. aid they fieldd of these. wanted to know how to protect their eye seen a spike in the emergency visits, but people may notice damage for several days. >> the good o will goblind from. >> glanced at the eclipse may not have suffered damage but there are of those that suffer blurry vision to the middle of the eye. it could be permanent. it could be solar retina opopat. >> the doceceople an eye doctor if symptoms. >> it becomes to read fine pnt thread a needle, read a cellphone. > >> came prepared. others threw caution to thewind. >> i avoided it at all >> i saw part of it in the car. >> didlasses on? >> no. >> how a you feeling? >> i feel fine. the doctors say you don't have to run to the emergency room if you are see they haven't seen a spike in emergency room visit yet. at least today. there are those vulnerable including senior citiz annie mccormick, "action news," jim, back to you. >> you won't have to wait as long to view the next eclipse in the united states. april 8, 20

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annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." you. >> "action news" was there tonight as police brought out plants and equipment from what they describe as a marijuana growing operation. this is the 4800 block of cedar avenue in west philadelphia. "action news" reporter christie ileto is live at the scene. you have the details. >> that's right, jim. police are calling it an elaborate operation. it's not clear how long the man living there had been doing this. he had so much marijuana inside the odor was undeniable to those on the block. >> authorities removed over a hundred marijuana plants discovered inside this west philadelphia home. an elaborate growing operation hidden in plain sight, busted. >> some packaged, some not. we know it's a fully run operation. >> that included amaze of electrical cords with four floors of illegal drugs, all to be packaged and distributed onsite. >> exactly. i'm still shocked. >> denise didn't want to give her last name but lived on the block 20 years. >> do you know those neighbors? >> no, i don'