. >> as fox 29 weekend's ail bill anderson tells us they're trying to get a bill passed they hope willave lives. >> reporter: 21-year-old shane montgomery disappeared early thanksgiving 2014 after a night of partying in manayunk and tragically it took nearly sick weeks before he was found dead in the schuylkill river. today in city council legislators discussed a bill pushed by shane's mom that hopes to address the question as to how someone could disappear from one of philadelphia's busiest streets with seemingly no evidence of what happened. >> it was as if shane disappeared into thin air. countless searches by family friends, the philadelphia police department, the fbi special task force and many volunteers yielded little evidence about what happened to shane. >> reporter: bill 150 sorry ronin six would require all establish manies that serve alcohol to inn stale surveillance cameras at each exit. the bill sponsor councilman curtis jones told me why this bill is so necessary. >>> but a camera is a courageous century that is not intimidated by witnesses that can document what has hap

good p morning to you, bill anderson and good morning to you. show off your kids. take a live look outside, can we see? well, there's a fog. i drove up through a whole mess of rain today, a big fog in your area. we're going to check in with dave warren and see when that is lifting. but first here's a question. meet lilly and riley. they have a question for you for margate. is it going to rain all weekend. >> thank you very much for hoping coaching those kids along, good question, rain all weekend, no. in fact, the rain is clearing owl. they were all down there having a great time down there friday morning. there is some rain that just moved through. don't pack up the bags, it will be clearing up. there is some sunshine for the afternoon. the wind out of the west, that is a land breeze. that will keep the air temperature quite a bit warmer. the rain ending. up to 76. the water could drop a few degrees once the wind picks up. there's the rain clearing up. margate just saw that clear out. it cleared off the delaware beaches. this is the last of the rain drying out. a

here at 22nd and market, i'm bill anderson, fox 29 news. >> a special unveiling today of the centrales of this year' liberty unplugged festival festival. the man unveiling a new mural depicting nelson mandela frederick douglas and martin luther king, jr. the mural painted by students at kipp did he rock collegiate academy in west parkside and it will be installed at the man. not only did we get our first look at the mural there was also a special performance by the physical youth poetry movement and the kipp student band lions pride. they did it the class of 2015 got a chance to celebrate graduating from high school in grand style. ♪ >> more than 1800 seniors from all across philadelphia took to the streets today to celebrate the huge milestone of graduation from drum lines to step teams your hard working students today the seniors let it be known just how excited they are to graduate and speaking at the event mayor nutter hit on some of the hard ships these students had to face face. >> this graduating class of 2015 is a class of resilience. four years ago when all of were you becom

here at 22nd and market, i'm bill anderson, fox 29 news. >>> the camden diocese announcing big changes in atlantic city. four churches in the seaside resort will be merging into one parish starting on july 1st saint nicholas saint monica our lady of the sea and saint michael parishes will all merge to come the parish of saint monica. consolidation comes following a two year study that focused on the best way for the diocese to grow and flourish. >>> franklin institute has a special exhibit planned during the world meeting of families. the pope's visit coming up this september. the exhibit will focus on the 2,000 year history of vatican. over 10,000 square feet will be filled with artwork by michelangelo rare signed documents and even tools used to work on the sistine chapel. the exhibit will run through february of 20 keep. >>> a broken hearted little girl a big hearted neighbor and the internet. it has all the makings of a modern day tragedy. with a very happy ending. our bruce gordon reports. >> reporter: ryan check's eighth grade english class at cedarbrook middle school they're wat

at northeast high i'm bill anderson. >>> it looks like a great day. neighbors are starting to return to their port richmond home, after a frightening police standoff, our live breaking news coverage from that scene continues next. mike? >>> dawn, got a nice evening out there for a gem of the night, pretty good start for your sunday but then we have to turn our attention out west, there are nasty thunderstorms rolling across the ohio valley. we could see severe storms tomorrow and then again monday and tuesday. lots of weather coming your way next. >>> and back to our breaking news out of port richmond tense moments earlier today after some port richmond residents are evacuated from their black when a man starts firing a gun at police. two people are dead, fox 29's brad satan live at the scene. brad what are investigators saying at this point. >> reporter: well, they are trying to figure out exactly how this happened what we know is two men are dead, two officers came very close to being shot, all of the police are okay but we will show you scene and s

fox 29 weekend's bill anderson explains how this would all work work. >> new bill in harrisburg has some people wondering whether inmates should have what they call luxuries while the people they victimize are left to do without. house bill 1089 would make inmates pay 25% of their earnings and 50% of any money put into their prison account by friends and family to pay back the vick ums of their crime. the bill sponsor says this is just a no brainer. >> before we allow inmates to go ahead and buy television in the prisons commissary we have to make sure they repaid their victim the restitution that owed owed. >> reporter: social media and prison advocates aren't clear on this bill. many seem to think taking away money that friends and family give for basic necessities is just too harsh of a punish many. >> when family members send money to their -- to they loved ones that money is meant for them to buy and be able to care for themselves. >> reporter: they also question if the bill punishes friends and family members much more than it punishes the actual prisoner. >> really what doing is m

here in the newsroom i'm bill anderson fox 29 news. >>> and to georgia we go.fort by firefighters who saved a flag near and dear to vietnam veterans heart. authorities think lightning from a storm wednesday night started this fire. the family who lives there got out safely but they didn't have any time to save their stuff and among the belongings some special items firefighters actually went back into the burning home to find. >> had some articles that i actually had when i was in the army and they were included the georgia flag which was sent to me by the governor them lester maddux of georgia. >> and this vietnam vet held ton that flag for 50 years and you know what, firefighters saved it before the flames got to it. he also suffers from parkinson's disease the firefighters also grabbed his medications. great stuff. >>> ever heard of a man eating pig? well, that's the call cops in detroit got and the caller said that pig was in a home's basement. as fox's eric erickson tells us that call was only half true. this was -- i don't know. it's weird. strange. >> re

as bill anderson reports on what starter off as a project about community relations has turned into al media firestorm. >> reporter: students at clearview regional high school were doing a humanities project that also has some discussion on police brutality and featured a collage with an image with raised hands and the words hands up don't shoot. when the police union found out about it they wrote a strongly worded letter causing the display offensive an ridiculous display and asking for it to be removed. the superintendent had the display taken down which lunged a community and social media debate about appropriate lessons versus freedom of speech. the students responded by having a sit in to show their support for their teacher and also the question why high school students don't have the right to discuss controversial topics. >> i don't feel that it needs to be taken down the i think it is a freedom of speech issue. >> i don't think it's fair to be bashing on the police that help our town every single day. >> as long as administration and the teachers were guiding these children th

here at independence mall, i'm bill anderson, fox 29 news. ♪ >> thank you very much, bill. >>> chieflogist scott williams is that at pennsylvania lanning where people have been checking out the tall ships all day. >> hi scott. >>> hi there lucy and iain. thousands over the next several days will be right here along the delaware river. we're talking the tall ships philadelphia. they have set sale across the area. i'm going to step out of the way because there has been a siting. we are talking about the world's largest rubber ducky. you can see it's getting a little bit of rest back there but it is 61 feet tall and guess what it weighs 11 tons. so that's one of the sites that folks will come out over the neck several days to check out as well. but also, 13 of the world's tallest ships will set sale across the area i believe we have video that we shot earlier to talk a little bit about this even. now, some of those ships are going to be equipped with tall masts as well as flowing sales and also philadelphia has a long been known as a global port for ships worldwide really since the 17th

fox 29 weekend's bill anderson explains. ♪♪ >> reporter: president obama's appearance on comedian markast sparked a lot of debate. the president talked about the charleston massacre among other things but it was one comment that he made that has everybody talking. >> racism we are not cured of clearly and it's not just a matter of it not being polite to say bleep in public. that's not the measure of whether racism still exists or not. >> race relations expert said it was shocking to hear the president say it but also necessary. >> so i thought it was very alarming initially when i heard him, then when i look at the context in which it was used i was surprised. i think he had to say it and i'm really encouraged that he did say it. hopefully kit kat pull to us level where we can have a national conversation an race relations in america. >> professor lassiter told me he didn't think the president's crew of the inform word was an accident or a slip of the tongue. he said he thinks the president used the n word on purpose and he used it for a reason. >> i believe it was very calculated and

. >> but as fox 29 weekend's bill anderson found out the school isn't backing down tonight. ♪ >> reporters dress code for graduation here in washington township, new jersey. no jeans, no shorts, no t-shirts and collared shirts are required. dress code in this case for graduation it's not that unusual except that in this case it applies to the parents and guests. although the district told me that this dress code policy isn't new, it recently gained steam on social media and it had people questioning whether or not the district or schools should be telling parents how to dress. >> as a parent, i don't agree with it. pysched just came from work, hard construction job and i want to rush there to get to see my child graduate, so i don't agree with it 100%. >> you can look decent and formal while wearing shorts maybe a polo i think it's a little farfetched. >> each parent has own kind of job or profession. so if they get there, they should be go as they come. >> reporter: no one from the district was available to go on camera washington township high school's principal sent me a statement sayi

fox 29 weekend anchor bill anderson is live in newsroom. bill?reporter: it's an interesting situation going on there, dawn. what started i was as a class project on community and police relations has turned into a social media fire storm involving sits in, letters from the police union and the good intentions of both students and teachers being questioned. ♪ >> reporter: students at clear view regional high school were doing a humanities project that also had some discussion on police brutality and featured a collage with an image with raised hands and the words hands up don't shoot. when the police union found out about it, they wrote a strongly worded letter calling the display misleading. offensive and a ridiculous display and asking for it to be removed. superintendent john horshack had the display taken down which launch add community and social media debate about appropriate lessons versus freedom of speech speech. >> the students responded by having a sit in to show their support for their teacher and also to question why high school stude

fox 29 weekend anchor bill anderson joining us from the newsroom. a lot of feedback already about this proposal. >>> dawn there really is. honestly it's odd. this bill is focusing on minors and it's hard to find someone who thinks it's okay to smoke around children. the online backlash to a new anti-smoking bill seems to be as much about opposition to government interference as it does about the actual proposed law. ♪ >> reporter: another piece of legislation here in new jersey actually designed to protect children is once again opened the debate over whether or not the government is stepping too far into the decisions of parents. the message boards are buzzing over senate bill 2883 the bill would make smoking with anyone under the age of 17 in your car a tickettable offense. the bill's co response charles maynard told me simply this is just to protect the children. >> we all understand the dangers of second hand smoke and those are being affected are unable speak up for it. i thought it was the right thing to do to speak up for the children to save

fox 29's bill anderson is live in our newsroom. bill, children are being punished for some reason here? >> reporter: yeah, they are. there's been on-going debate in new jersey over how to get students to take the new parcc standardized test. one meth is drawing criticism has children as young as nine are facing consequences for their parent's decision to opt them out of the test. ♪ note. >> reporter: the new jersey standardized parcc test that generate the controversy earlier this year when teachers unions opposed them are generating controversy once again this time because students whose parents opted out of the test for them are starting to face backlash. michelle thornton whose nine-year-old daughter goes to school in old man's township salem county new jersey her third grader was told to go see in the library with other students who hadn't taken the test while the test takers celebrateed with video games cupcakes and prices. >> they had video game truck and they had cupcakes and freeze pops and prizes for the kids and i was stuc

tonight fox 29's weekend bill anderson is live in the newsroom tonight. ll, what are people saying about this? >> iain it's interesting you and i have had discussions in the newsroom about the pros and cons of social media. here it is. it's a perfect example of what can happen when a policy that's been in place for years gets out into social media. now people who previously quietly septembered the dress code are starting to ask if it's even appropriate. ♪ >> reporter: there's dress code for graduation here in washington township, new jersey. no jeans no shorts, no t-shirts and collared shirts are required. a dress code in this case for graduation is not that unusual except that in this case it applies to the parents and guests. although the district told me that this dress code policy isn't new, it recently gained steam on social media and it had people questioning whether or not the district or schools should be telling parents how to dress. >> as a parent, i don't agree with it. i could have just came from work hard construction job and i want rush to th

. >> comments were paid during a pod cast the president used that racial slur fox 29's bill anderson s us live in our newsroom. bill you talked to professor who feels this wasn't really a slip by the president that it was a calculateed move. >> reporter: he absolutely feels that it was a decision. now many were taken a back to hear the actual n word come out of the president's mouth obviously he felt he needed to make a statement by using it publicly. it's a word that we don't use here because of its history of hate and for that reason you will not hear the president say it in our story. we've lowered the audio. but the impact is just as strong without hearing it and some people are very upset by it. ♪ >> reporter: president obama's appearance on comedian mark moron pod cast sparked a lot of debate the president talked about the charleston massacre among other things but it was one comment that he made that has everybody talking. >> racism we are not cured of clearly and -- and it's not just a matter of it not being polite to say bleep in public. that's not the measure of whether raci

fox 29's weekend anchor bill anderson joins us live from the newsroom with more on the debate debate. bill, how would this all work? >> basically lucy montgomery county legislator is tired of inmates earning money and receiving gift money before they pay back people that they victimize. if this pending bill passes senate the state may stop asking for restitution and just take it. ♪ >> new bill in harrisburg has some people wondering whether inmates should have what they call luxuries while the people they victimized are left to do without. house bill 1089 would make inmates pay 25% of their earnings and 50% of any money put into their prison account by friends and family to pay back the victims of their crime. the bill sponsor says this isn't just a no brainer. >> before we allow inmates to go ahead and buy television in the prison commissary we ought to make sure they've repaid their victims the restitution they owed. >> social media and prisoner advocates aren't as clear on this bill. many seem to think that taking away money from friends and family give for basic necessities is jus

fox 29 weekend anchor bill anderson spoke to the da about his plans and joins us from the newsroom rightow. bill this is something he's been working on for while. >>> he really has. school year basically over that doesn't mean issues in our schools have been pushed aside. da seth williams has been working on this plan for quite sometime and he hopes it can finally be put in place in time for next school year. ♪ >> reporter: as the school year winds down, stake holders are already trying to come up with ways to address both education and social services for next year's students. diss trek attorney seth williams is one person who has an idea how to address the large truancy problem that impacting impacting our philadelphia school. >> high drop out in philadelphia you are eight times more likely to go to state prison than high school graduate. even more tragically you are 20 times more likely to be a homicide victim. >> reporter: his idea is similar to a plan that exists in san francisco. it would alert the district attorney' office any time a student misses more than 10 days of school. the

fox 29 weekend anchor bill anderson in our newsroom tonight.he shop is setting quite an example. >> reporter: they really are. spending time there it's inn zero and that was the good feeling that i got today. because recognition was the goal rosa's has been on national tv several times. after the attention goes away they're real goal to make great pizza and help feed the homeless and today they showed us another way that they're doing it. ♪ >> reporter: rosa's pizza on 11th street gained national exposure for their program encouraging their customers to buy a 1 dollar slice for themselves and donate another slice to the homeless. post it notes placed on the wall symbolize the donation. wives' feeding 150 homeless people per day their owner wanted to come up with another way to help and continue to pate forward. >> we live away 150 slices every day and we have to find way to fund that. now we sell t shirts, $16 for t-shirt and half it goes towards post it. slices for other people. >> along with 1 dollar slices and touch shirts rosa's has sweatsh

i'm karen hepp along with bill anderson. >> we've got more information.ds are still without power. desperately hoping that today will be the day they get their electricity back. >> it's so frustrating. imagine you have a new baby. we hope that comes back up. lots of questions about this video. the transit officer caught grabbing and shoving an accused fare beater. who's taking the blame on that one. >> we'll get to that in a moment plus we've got some crazy weather going on out there. we're going to get dave for all of those details but first we've got this question. >> we're having a big flavor summer festival. the big question remains what's the weather going to be like? >> that's a tough one. we do have some weather moving in, unfortunately. so hopefully you're doing something early because the later you go today, the more rain you'll see coming in. right at the southern tip there, montgomery county, right at the border of philadelphia county, the temperatures will be in the upper 60s, it's the rain that's developing. rainy weather by 1:00 and storms c

i'm karen hepp along with bill anderson. >> if you're not following us on facebook, instagram or twitter, you're missing out. we'll get to that shortly. >> we do have a lot of news to get to. breaking news right now out of salem county. police are searching for a hit and run driver. we've been telling you about too many of these kinds of cases. this one a teenager was struck and dragged overnight. there is a specific car that investigators want your help with to try and find. >> it could be the biggest computer hack ever. millions of people could be affected and this morning we're turning to our tech expert for answers. what you need to think about is coming up straight ahead. first, as karen said, so far starting off it appears to be a beautiful day. looking out on center city. sun is up, people are already out enjoying themselves. dave, is it going to hold up? >> it is my duty to show you that it could be like a 10 now, but close. we're only up to a 9. you have to wait. it's the afternoon. the wind will pick up. it will be a bit breezy. i'm a golfer. i notice it kind of affects your ga

i'm karen hepp along with bill anderson. maybe the sun is shining on your head.rning, everybody. we have so much news that's been happening, of course our big story is remembering bowe biden. president obama is going to be delivering the ultimatey. we'll be taking you live to wilmington where so many will be gathering. police are trying to figure out why two young girls fell from a four-story window in allentown. we'll have the details on that coming up. first, let's get our day started as we take a live look outside at our interactive weather. we know there is so many things happening. there was a craft show in pedestrian letter's village where you were last weekend, weren't you? >> i was, a little wine tasting. > can i say that this early. >> it's 5:00 somewhere. > what can we expect on this day. >> pretty good out there, showers and storms that can be an issue later. a lot of people going outside today, strawberry festivals, a great time of year on go out and do that. if you want to go out early, watch for showers and storms. it's 71 now. seeing that sunshine

dress code for guests is causing some controversy tonight in south jersey, fox 29 weekend anchor bill anderson is here and bill, district is not backing down on this. >> no, they are not backing down at all. here's how it all happen. at a recent school board meeting in washington township graduation dress code was discussed. that discussion made its way to social media and just like that it is a controversy brewing. a dress code in high school is nothing new but one new jersey advertise trick's dress code is causing a bit of the buzz because here a at washington township, the graduation dress code, also applies to the parents. the issue recently flared up when policy was discussed a the a school board meeting and reminders posted on line. no jeans no t-shirts, no shorts and colored shirts are required for graduation that will take place outside on the football field in late june. district representative seemed surprised by the social media backlash because this isn't a new policy, but new or not moving around and talking to people in the area it was hard to find people who supported the policy

fox 29's weekend anchor bill anderson joining us live from the newsroom. bill a lot of passionate responses to what the president said positive and negative. >> dawn, absolutely. now, many people were taken a back to hear the actual n word come out of the president's mouth. obviously he felt he needed to make a statement by using it publicly. it's a word that we don't use because of its history of hate and for that reason you will not hear the president say it in our story. we've lowered the audio. the impact though is just as strong without hearing it and it has some very upset. >> ♪ >> reporter: in response to the tragedy in charleston, south carolina president obama went on comedian mark marron's pod cast and talked about race relations and gun control but it's one comment that the president made that has everybody talking. >> racism, we are not cured of. clearly and it's not just a matter of it not being polite to say bleep in public. that's not the measure of whether racism still exists or. no the president used the actual work in explaining we have a

the game is part of the fabric of philadelphia sports and fox 29's bill anderson has a story of a groupimply play for the love of the game. ♪ >> reporter: world cup fever has many of us caught up in the spirit and pride of supporting our team and our country but i spent the day with athletes from the special olympics and their partners schools for the unified soccer championships. skill level may ab little below the world cup but the spirit and pride of the day was immeasurable. it's a day when athletes from the special olympics and local high schools they come together. they play together, and they compete together. >> unified sports bring together athletes with intellectual disabilities and partners who are athletes without intellectual did you abilities on the same teams to train and compete and the culmination is today. >> there were opening ceremonies where the teams marched into the stadium. the victory torch was brought in by local police, and the crowd offered really heart warming support. the day was clearly about competition but most of the athletes i spoke to said that compet

. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> that is you and bill anderson. before or after the snow. >> of about the show.le cubby hole push over to the corner, our dance party before the show. >> like cockroach over in the corner. >> well exactly believe it or not zero, dave warren, pretty serious white dude, he has some moves. >> does he? >> surprisingly. >> i'm shock by that, matter of fact. >> tis ' -- he's a very good weather guy. friday it great job for us. okay, you know i like to goss up. >> yes. >> that's jim ' so healthy at this advanced age. >> regular steel magnolia. >> we saw this sermon that said if you like talking behind other people's back and/or backs you might be happy and healthier. >> you're going to live to 100. >> there is no question. i'm already there. >> ♪ ♪ >> have you ever been told hey quick your gossipping? sometimes we get that around the station here, quick talking about karen behind her back. turns out it is good for you you should be doing. that will so i want to show our favorite scenes cruel intentions remember it? so everyone gets a hole of sebastian, here goes. >> oh

fox 29's weekend anchor bill anderson live in the newsroom. is idea make something waves across social media. >> reporter: yeah, it is. social media is actually split over this new bill. the bill is really based on a pretty simple question. should a prisoner be able to watch tv in jail before they pay back someone that they may have stolen the tv from? should victims be paid back and ultimately who is responsible to do it? ♪ >> reporter: a new bill making its way through harrisburg is causing some social media backlash. house bill 1089 would make it mandatory that prisoners pay back their victims 25% of any money that they earn and 50% of any money put into their prison account by loved ones during the time that they're incarcerateed. >> they have cable television -- >> montgomery county representative todd stevens sponsors the bill and said it only makes sense that inmates shouldn't have luxuries while the people that they wronged are doing without. >> should an inmate be able to sit in a prison cell and watch cable television before they've r

. >> so weekend bill anderson found out that the school is not backing down on this either. >> reportertor is a dress code for graduation in washington township new jersey. in jeans shorts, t-shirts and collared shirt are required. dress code for graduation is not that unusual but it applies to the parent and guests. district told me this trust code policy isn't new it gained steam on social media and it has people questioning whether or not the district or schools should be telling parents how to dress. >> as a parent i don't agree. i could have have just came from work, hard construction job, rush there to get to see my child graduate. i don't agree 100 percent. >> people look deep and formal while wearing shorts and polo it is far-fetched. >> each parent has their own kind of job profession, they get there they should go as they come. >> reporter: no one was available to go on the can yam but washington township high school principal sent me a statement saying we believe the dress code helps provide an appropriate atmosphere for this very special occasion, and setting standard is an

i am karen hepp along with bill anderson. good morning. >> good morning karen.evering going well i hope. >> it is going well -- i got pulled over this morning. sometimes when you start out your morning -- >> all fired up. >> that happened in your live share with us and join our conversation much eighths gorgeous day. i think we got heat wave. >> well, maybe. they say the heat wave may be coming all semantics 89 isn't 90. >> it's a heat wave. we'll get to the weather in just a moment but first we've got this question. >> hi, i'm kathy proto with the new mew siege of natural histo history. here are two of the stores of out newest exhibit opening this saturday. check us out. what's the weather going to be like for us this weekend, dave? >> thank you very much, kathy. good day to be inside. maybe not quite as hot or humid and still could be a heat wave today hitting 90 but you certainly will not feel like that unbearable oppressive heat we've had the past two days. that was in wilmington, delawa delaware. the exhibit start today's. just a bit breezy this morning. wi

in fact, i can tell you this as a lawyer myself, bill anderson is one of the most brilliant lawyers i have ever worked with. and since 2004, bill has been a czar gent county commissioner. so thank you bill. i hope that you have a great reunion later this month in tennessee with the marines of company d. now i want to take a few moments to talk about the lives of those vietnam veterans who did not come home. arlen gable. arlen was from rawlett. he served in the army's 25th infantry division. arlen was 29 years old when he died in 1967. he was the youngest of ten children and grew up on his parents' farm. arlen's niece sandy remembers all the animals on the farm. in particular, she remembers chasing his mother's geese. each of the five boys in the family served our country in the military. right after graduating from high school arlen enlisted in the army. he served in korea germany and he served two tours of duty in vietnam. arlen was killed as serving as a gunner on a tank when the tank hit a land mine. about one month before, arlan had been home on leave. after his death arlan's moth

s "this week," south carolina legislator and pastor carl anderson said he will support a bill to remove the flag when state lawmakers reconvene early next year. >> it will be a bipartisan bill for us to move that confederate flag, put it in a museum somewhere in columbia, where it will be off of the state capitol grounds. >> sreenivasan: the national head of the n.a.a.c.p. cornell william brooks told c.b.s. news' face the nation the confederate flag represents bigotry. >> there are white nationalist groups across the country who see that flag as representing their values. it's an anachronistic emblem of a bygone era at best, and most likely and most representative of a set of values that run contradictory, that run counter to who we are as americans. it has to come down, it must come down. >> sreenivasan: but on the same broadcast, south carolina republican senator tim scott would not say if he wanted the flag to stay or go. >> i am looking forward to our state leaders getting together and having a robust conversation after the funerals about what's the next step. >> sreenivasan: former

most victims are students from >>> anderson tropical storm bill is pounding with flooding rains. an area that's still recovering from deadly flooding last month. >> six people are dead after a balcony collapsed in berkley, california. most of the victims are students from ireland. and a saint lewis cardinals are being investigated by the f.b.i. for allegedly hacking into computers and trying to steal information about players and trades. the new york times reporting the suspected hacking was done leaving the cardinals to become the astro's general manager. the fda has announced tgs giving the food industry three years to e lichl nate art ri clogging transfats. health officials say it will save thousands o of lives. >>> take a look at this. those are crabs. thousands of tiny crabs covering acres and acres of newport beach. they are nate ifr to baja california. they were first reported in san diego and then made their way north. >> cameron, thanks very much. we'll be right back. you probably know xerox as the company that's all about printing. but did you know we also support hospi

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anderson. billnagers suffered serious injuries after an accident at a popular amusement park in the u.k. it happened on a roller coaster known as the smyler. so much for that. a car carrying 16s collided with an empty car that was not moving. the ride has since been suspended. martha: fox news alert. we're watching a hearing underway on government transparency. the house oversight committee hearing media professionals explain how they believe government agencies formally botch their formal requests for information. >> i filed eight foia lawsuits on behalf "the times." much of that was not about disagreement legal issues but in response to unreasonable delays by agencies. >>> it's a violation of foia to interpret exemption 7-a the way it has. the fbi continues to be in routine and flagrant violation of the law. >> federal bureaucrats paid tax dollars to act on our behalf, routinely break the law with impunity treating public material as if it is confidential secret information to be controlled by a c

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bill on monitoring online threats and new legislation would bring the uk in line with major powers which allows judges to approve electronic surveillance. >> british independent reviewer of terrorism legislation david andersonng of laws with the monitoring of private communications on the phone via satellite and on the internet incomprehensible he says with inadequate protection to individuals, intolerable. the law has been on the road for too long and like an old car and patched up one too many times and now it's scattered all over the place with 65 different acts of parliament that govern this whole area i think that should be reduced to one. mr. anderson's report is a question of trust and commissioned by the government and it comes just as the government is planning new legislation here. among a great number of key recommendations is one in particular, the senior ministers be stripped of power for surveillance warrants and power instead be given to senior judges and believes among other things that may encourage foreign and u.s. based foreign countries like google and facebook to give information about users including on platforms like snapchat and what's up and skype and they feel very much in the dark

bill yesterday to delay the exams as a graduation requirement until 2019. lawmakers say they need more time to work out options for students who do not pass the test. >> philadelphia's prestigious marian andersonresentation will have a jazzy feel this year. mayor michael nutter announced this year's recipient will be grammy award winner wynton marsalis. he'll receive the honor at the kimmel center on november 10. the award recognizes artists whose work has improved the world? bond their power to entertain he has been active in expanding the public's exposure and interaction with jazz and music education for children. >> once again fine choice. >> a great choice. >> yeah. 4:39. still ahead on "action news" more stories you didn't see last night. onlookers capture a silent fight between two men inside a maryland fast food restaurant. >> and the rise ofline shopping is being blamed for the shuttering of nearly 200 gap stores. details on what's going on in this business report. karen. >> storm tracker six live double scan show we're mostly dry through the region, maybe a sprinkle to the northwest right now. the bigger deal, the gusty thunderstorms later this afternoon. all that next in your foreca