lansdale police have issued an arrest warrant for 28-year-old teugie askew.ents told police on june 6 a juvenile male invited a group of young girls into ace askew's apartment on the 100 block of east main street. police say the boy recorded the girls while they were under the influence. police say askew was home at the time and interacted with the children while all of this happened. >> taking a turn now, talking about this accuweather getting my hair spray ready for the humidity coming between today and tomorrow. >> i have no complaints. >> probably a little bit muggier as the day goes on especially later tonight and tomorrow definitely looks more humid ann little bumpy. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you we're dry for now. as we take a look outside we have sky 6 an hint of sunshine coming up over the horizon. looks like we'll get early sun mixing with clouds and perhaps a few more clouds as the day goes on. 67 degrees heading out the door this morning, not too bad. winds are light, 65 degrees in wilmington, 62 in trenton, 67 degrees right now in al

lansdale police have issued an arrest warrant for 28-year-old tiger askew. a juvenile male invite add group of young girls in askew's apartment much the boy recorded the girls while they were under the influence. police say askew was home at the time and interacted with the children while this happened. >> police in berks county say a man took concerns about speeding a little too far. they say bruce mccreegan lightface in the middle of a street in perry township. he also allegedly put a generator, fence posts and toys into the street. he was hoping to slow down speeders in a 25 miles an hour zone where children play. he said that he called police and the township to complain first and then when nothing was done he took the alleged illegal action. mccreegan is charged with risking a catastrophe. >>> children playing with water guns in reading got quite a scare. police say a woman pulled out a real gun and pointed it at them. 24-year-old billy joe george is now in jail on a disorderly conduct charge. a three-year-old was among the children she allegedly pointe

the next morning, diane church noticed that the screen on her bedroom window was askew, evidence technicians found three fingerprints on the outside of the screen's frame. >> the prints themselves were very fresh in this particular case on that particular screen, they were very distinct prints. >> but these fingerprints could have been left by anyone. dozens of people had been in and around the house. >> this was a busy household just like many of our households. there were hundreds of prints throughout the house. >> it was a process that would take day, perhaps weeks. and they were no closer to finding heather. >> what happened to heather dawn church became the mystery for this entire region. people were talking about it, people were worried, people were scared. >>> what's your favorite violin song to play? >> "the devil's dream." >> yeah, that's a good one. i like that one. >> the possible abduction of 13-year-old heather church was unusual for colorado springs, colorado, a community with very little crime. >> i think it heightened all the concern about taking safety measures with your chi

. >> reporter: juliet askew owns daycare center just a few doors away from the scene where a 2,000-poundecurity gate fell on top of a little girl saturday outside this rita's water ice on west girard avenue. she's anxious to know what went wrong. >> mack sure all of them are safe now. >> reporter: police and the department of licenses and inspections continue to investigate how the lag bolt that held the gate up came free and security gate came down killing list three year old winter larkin. >> it's clearly sad and the whole neighborhood is shaken up about it. >> i actually witnessed the little girl laying on the ground. when i came up and the whole neighborhood was in shock. >> reporter: this man own the business three doors away from rita's. he says his security role gate is we woulded to the building. >> everybody supposed to check them gates. because -- >> l and i some come out and check all of them. we don't know. >> reporter: eli edison lives here on west girard. he too wants to know if anyone will be held responsible. >> so maybe it was a freak accident or maybe it was evidence of

was this all about price points or was it something about the and factoring process that has gone askew? >> she said the report rubes for safety. trade the report does indicate there was a cost-cutting culture at that time. 2000 as gm wasn on the road to bankruptcy and every penny counted. the report talks about how there was inevitably going to be some pressure on costs, and points out that the engineer that was responsible for the switch, that position is given a lot more responsibility and overburdened in some ways, according to some of the people we talk to. cost was definitely an issue, but it gets to the issue that within the gm they approved a switch that they knew did not meet requirements, and then future engineers tried to fix the problem could not put together what the problem was and what the actual ramifications were. the new go forward with the bureaucracy, the legal aspect, there were a lot of delays and a lot of opportunities to fix it but they did not, according to the report. you are referring to the report by the lawyer that gm brought in to investigate the recall sit

i have to say congressman perry as a retired marine your gig line on your tie is a little askew. >> guestiate the criticism. i will square myself away here. >> caller: i agree with you the greater mission has been compromised. for good, better or worse a newly-elected president assumes all responsibilities for the actions of the former. it's time we stop blaming bush and obama needs to start taking responsibility because he is the president and secondly or lastly i will go to this. the sofa agreement. i have heard that disparity because we couldn't get a sofa agreement. i have heard the numbers at of the amount he requested have been different from what this president was going to give and therefore the sofa agreement was not assigned and done that way. i would like somebody to get up to the public and actually gives the figures or find out the reason why the sofa agreement wasn't done. because if it was iraq would not have fallen the way it is. let's go all right george. >> guest: i would agree. first of all the first aid and this is an imperfect world and we change presidents every four

had a conversation with kathie lee and we were talking like this and behind me was a lamp and it was askew she could not look at me. she was looking at the lamp and adjusting. i didn't know what was going on. >> you were boring me too, i don't know. i wasn't riveted, hoda. >> you know what i'm talking about. people who are very into having things in rows. >> it sort of -- at the risk of being rigid and sometimes a messy environment can actually make us a little more creative. and so people who are in sort of a little bit more of a disheveled environment may be more open to new experiences. for example, if you want to think outside of the box, if that's the kind of career you're in and you want something a little more creative, it might help to have more of a disorganized -- >> if i'm writing or something, i've got all of that controlled chaos around me. i don't want to leave it there and see it later. >> shoes on the foyer or something like that. >> yes, there are hazards to people. you can trip on them and hurt yourself. >> okay. if you want to organize your life a little, is there sort o

mine is filthy right now with our shirts constantly untalked, my tie is askew, there is coffee all over mize suit right now. there is a new invention that promises to fix all of shark we need to put that to the test and we will do it, today, sue serio here with a look at the the forecast. i spilled coffee all over mize. >> hold still. >> zoom in. >> that is right here. >> it will be all fixed by 7:00 o'clock. >> exhibit a, that is you. >> it is friday, i'm barely alive. >> taking within for the team. >> yes. >> well, we have a forecast that you believe will be ten on saturday, ten on sunday, once again. >> perfect. >> today isn't bad, it is a mild start, not quite as sticky as it was yesterday, sun and clouds, throughout the rest of the afternoon, lower humidity and this afternoon we have partly sunny skies, spotty showers, and, that is the only fly in the ointment really possibility of the shower or two but it is not a big deal, we have in strong thunderstorms, so feel free, to enjoy the weekend weather. now if you are traveling to delaware or watching, in delaware, travel is going to

. >> reporter: juliet askew runs a daycare a few shops down.ry security gate needs to be look at in the wake of this accident. >> make sure all of them are safe now. properly install. >> reporter: now, i spoke with l andism commissioner carlton williams on the phone today. he tells me that he will not discuss details of the investigation the weight of the security gate, the lag bolts, the size of them, what should have been done here or the folks who are now under investigation. coming up at 6:00 neighbors here want the rest of the security gates here inspected. you'll fine out who they want them to do the inspections. iain? >> dave, thank you. >>> arrest is made in connection with a hit-and-run that seriously injured a man surveillance video caught the accident in lindenwold, new jersey, late saturday night. we are not going to show you the man getting hit. police arrested 58 year old edward russell in connect with that crash. investigators say they got an anonymous tip that russell was the driver. he's now facing multiple charges. the victim

. >> i want to ask about, you've done things were so askew and some key details. in that connection, i want to ask you about your perspective on james hicks and william bradford hughley. hicks was a journalist that 55ered the case in sumner in for the black press, and he we broke -- wrote a piece in the january issue. reporter, ithe think at the time he worked for the african-american press. out, i'm not sure exactly when he came out with this, daddies testimony. i have a copy of the trial transcript. my father said, there he is. he helped my daddy escape mississippi's and he began to describe a report someone from washington heversity, st. louis, that was helping my daddy escape and telling me how fast he was driving one way, driving 75 and thathour all stop they put my daddy in a coffin and they drove him to memphis, tennessee. so, i asked the question, i said, three sons there. how did they get out? it is inaccuracy is like this and i'm trying to correct. he said, why did he say that? he one the world to think he was an expert. and he came up with a preposterou

. >> i want to ask about, you've done things were so askew in some key details, and in that connection, i want to ask about your perspective posts on james hicks, being a journalist to cover the case in sumner in 1955 for the black press, and wey the road in the issue of "look" magazine. hicks worked for african-american press at the time. he put out, i'm not sure exactly when he came out with this, given my daddy's testimony, and that my dad stood up, pointed and said my daddy stood up, pointed to j.w. milan and said die he. that's what my dad said. my daddy didn't talk like that. i have a copy of the trial transcript. my dad stood up and said there se. and that's mr. bryant sitting next to him. things like that. james hicks said he helped my daddy escape mississippi in a coffin. he began to describe to reporters or someone from washington university in st. louis there how that he and evers was helping my daddy these cape, how fast he was driving one way. i don't know why he knew all of this. and that they had put my daddy in a coffin and drove him to memphis, tennessee to catch the t

and this is something, particularly in california, some municipalities and counties are actually askewingutual aid agreements, and it gets back to, basically, money. the same thing applies with training. i agree with bill 100%, training is vitally important. but when you have a municipal fire department that has to train its people on structural response, ems, hazardous material, clearly there is only so much money in the pot. and one of the things we want to insure, you know, the red card, the qualified certification versus a trained certification, we want to make sure every one of our firefighters who's going to be exposed to a wildland fire is going to be safe and effective on the fire line. there's no substitute for training and, unfortunately, that costs money. >> let me ask one last question and, again, i want to thank the whole panel here. this is helpful. i know in the river fire, and, mayor navarre, correct me if i'm wrong or, jim, you might know this, i think we had to bring in two canadian water tankers, if i remember this right. am i right on that, mayor navarre? i think that'

caller: as an aside before i get that, asi have to say a retired marine, your tie is a little askew.ree with you, the greater mission has been compromised. for better or worse, a newly elected president assumes all for the actions of the former. .t is time we stop blaming bush obama needs to start taking responsibility because he is the president. the agreement -- i have heard the disparity because we could not get a agreement. aliki refused. the number he requested has been different from what this was going to give and therefore the agreement was not signed and done that way. i would like somebody to get up to the public and give the figures or find out the reason why the agreement was not done. if it was, iraq would not have fallen the way it is. guest: i would agree. the first statement -- this is an imperfect world. we change presidents every 4-8 years. the president sometimes gets things they don't want. you have to deal with the situation at hand. i would agree with that assessment. think the agreement -- that is an excellent point. we need to know how that went. for me, it wa

had a conversation with kathie lee and we were talking like this and behind me was a lamp and it was askew outside of the box, if that's the kind of career you're in and you want something a little more creative, it might help to have more of a disorganized -- >> if i'm writing or something, i've got all of that controlled chaos around me. i don't want to leave it there and see it later. >> shoes on the foyer or something like that. >> yes, there are hazards to people. you can trip on them and hurt yourself. >> okay. if you want to organize your life a little, is there sort of an abc guide to how to do it? >> absolutely. the first thing i would say is you should start small. so focus on things you can tackle in short amounts of time because that will give you the confidence to do -- >> a junk drawer. >> a junk drawer, your refrigerator. you can clean it out for 15 minutes, you can. you can clean out your room and get rid of the clothes that don't fit him or her in half an hour. start the day, make your bed. >> psychologically you already accomplished something kind of primal. i gbet they u