michael cherry. >> what happened? >> i don't know. stupid, you know? >> no, i don't know. >> well, i mean, yeah. you don't know. but just did something stupid, you know? >> why? >> i'm still trying to figure that out. i'm still trying to figure it out. sometimes when you're in this situation and you don't have the financial support, you know, from the street that you're accustomed to or used to or whatever, you do stupid stuff. you make the wrong choices and that's something i've done. i made the wrong choice. >> i wasn't a bit surprised when i come to work when they called me and said hey, they just found drugs on cherry down in seg. didn't surprise me. he's a mule. the information i've gathered so far was, cherry was supposed to get information later on in the day as to what to do with them, who he was supposed to give them to. he was going to make $300 just holding them. >> cherry's bust was not a surprise to lieutenant fox, nor was the fact that his son was the officer that found the drugs. >> kyle has been here now for, what, four years? always do

hill mall. >> cherry hill mall.he casino. the cherry hill mall. hi, wendy hamilton over at sugarhouse, you noah job i could never do? >> what? >> blackjack dealer. i can't add that fast. >> i can't add in my house either. >> i like to go to a casino where he tells you what the score is. >> so you don't have to figure it out? >> fifteen, mike. >> anything to make it easier. >> let he is a call wendy, suggest blackjack for dummy's table. >> so you don't have to really think about it, because who want to think anyway? heavy rained move through overnight, still rain around, why you still need your umbrella. we have scattered showers, throughout new castle county, delaware, delco, philadelphia, seeing some on and off showers, you see, gloucester, new jersey, there is some rain. jersey shore, delaware beaches, some on and off showers, as well. >> there is more on the way, looking through the future cast, see a loft cloud cover today, maybe a tiny bit of sunshine, but on and off rain all day long, get some sun, it will be

cherri greg from kyw news radio 1060 is live for us, it is kind of a mess, cherri. >> of course, it is, nicole, yes. let me tell you, crews are working to clean up this muddy mercky mess that is as a result of the 48-inch transmission main that broke late last night and as you can see there cleaning that away with water, but if you look over tour right, the result is this gaping hole. this is where it all began, 15 million gallons of water, poured into the street here near west hunting park and west moreland avenue. the brake happened around 8:00 r nearly two hours, water gushed into the the street from the parking lot of what used to be the old tastykake factory. millions of gallons of water, poured on to the pavement, forcing police to close several streets, between fox and 29th, along west hunting park. water department crew as arrived and were able to shut water off before 10:00 p.m. area residents reported experiencing low water pressure but that was quickly resolved. no one was evacuated. >> repairs will take sometime, and it is a large main, 48 inches is a large transmission mai

not all of the check points were open, the one at 15th and cherry closed down. starting at 6:00 a.m., we'll see wider access. boarder patrol, homeland security, k-9 agents, as for what people feel about them, on one end of the speck -- spectrum people are frustrated about how difficult it is to get to work and home. on the other side, many thing it's good to make sure the pope is safe and everybody stays safe. i spoke to a number of people they have been here for hours they want a good spot for the activities. they don't mind being here one bit. >> we're willing to be here as long as we have a good spot and be as close as possible. we're looking forward to it, we're excited. we don't mind any hardships we may have to endure. >> and we walked here yesterday and figured out the route so we could get here as fast as possible. >> reporter: and back here live at 19th and the parkway where people are excited for the day ahead. they figured they could sleep next week. they say it's a once in once ina lifetime experience. they are walking around here. some are bundled u

cherri greg from kyw news radio 1060 is live for news hunting park, cherri good morning. >> reporter: crews are here on the scene, cleaning up the muddy merky remains of the 48-inch water main break as you can see, that water main left a gaping hole here in the parking lot of the old tastykake factory. and it caused 15 million gallons of what the tore flow into the streets. now i'm here with water department spokesmen juan dejulio, john dejulio, sorry about that, so tell me what happened this all happened around 8:00. what happened once crew as arrived on the scene. >> at 8:00 p.m. we were alerted to the water main break in this location. we discovered there was a break on the 48-inch transmission main. we had complaints of low pressure. pressure was restored when the main was turn off at 9:45 this morning. >> reporter: i understand there were no evacuations but this is the second big huge water main break in this area. >> sure, we have had a water minute break in the same general vicinity, a couple hundred feet away in the shopping center, so there are several transmission mains in t

cherri greg from kyw news radio 1060 is live with the latest and kind of a mess, um, cherri. >> goodorning, nicole, yes, it is a mess and crews are here cleaning remains, mud remains of the 48-inch water main break, and, as you can see, a gaping hole here in the parking lot of what used to be the old, tastykake factory, as it is more than 15 million gallons of water, near hunting park and west more land. the the break happened around 8:00 p.m. saturday after nearly two hours, water gush in the street from the parking lot of what used to be the old tastykake factory. millions of gallons of water, poured on to the pavement forcing police to close several streets between fox and 29, a along west hunting park. water department crew as arrived on the scene and were able to shut the water off before 10:00 p.m. area residents reported experiencing low water pressure but that was quickly resolved. no one was evacuated. >> repairs will take sometime, it is a large main, 48 inches is a large transmission main, they are not easy repairs to make. excavation and work around it is quite involved.

. >> the nbc 10 investigators met this seller in cherry hill. she told us it's okay to sell the tickets even though the passes say transferred or sold tickets cannot be rehonored. >> this is the first time they are being sold. >> they are not checking i.d.s

school was back in session in cherry hill on tuesday.he teachers and students are now off for the holiday weekend. >>> improvements continue at wyncote. parents and kids showed up to get a tour of the school of aa long construction project. >> that construction lasted a while. they're glad to be back. >> will he or won't he? >> that is the big question for joe biden. >> the most relevant factor in my decision is whether my family and i have the emotional energy to run. >>> well, he sounds luke warm on whether he'll run for president. still ahead, what the vice president says it will take to get him into the race. >>> and trump takes the pledge. his promise to the gop that probably has some in the party breathing a sigh of relief. >>> a muggy morning. this is a live view from center city. temperatures in the 70s right now. coming up on 4:37. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> getting a muggy start this morning. we're watching for some areas of fog, not seeing it in center city. that's a live view lo

i couldn't go to the cherry hill home. like, we had, like, no-go zones. >> reporter: so this is getting stranger and stranger, mischele. >> very. very strange. >> reporter: did you think this was really quite cool or kind of scary? >> a little of both. >>> liam allen. of this guy a james bond or jason bourne? when we come back, the spy cams begin. >> she was like i feel like i'm being watched. it's starting to creep me out. >> what other secrets may this man of mystery be keeping? >> you put the name into google. what came back? >> i did. horrific, horrific news. beyond anything i could have expected. now that there's foster farms simply raised, it's tougher than ever to be a foster farms chicken. but foster farms simply raised chicken is 100 percent natural with no antibiotics. well you're an herbalist. help us to be natural. will those herbs do it? those? one grows hair, the other increases energy. gasp! do i look natural herb man? can i call you herb man? i'm trying to look natural. call me natural. you look like a stev

cherri gregg from sister station "kyw news radio" 1006 live for us on the parkway this morning with more on the preparations, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. yes, philadelphia parking authority will begin towing cars in designated areas tonight and for those resident living in and around the parkway, the question is: how do you avoid those dreaded tow trucks? take a look at the individual joe we have for you. as you can see, the signs are been posted and resident have been warned for several days, and beginning at 6:00 p.m., cars parked in the area around the ben franklin parkway from the art museum to 12th street will be towed. then on monday, tuesday, and wednesday, more towing north, south and east of the parkway, and along emergency routes. resident in these tow areas must book a space at one of six designated parking garages, those who have a residential permit can park therefore free. those who don't have to pay 20 bucks for that privilege. in exchange, for booking the space, the parking authority will give resident a permit that exempts them from towing through th

reporting live tonight in cherry hill, todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> eagles nation we love our birds. okay. todd thanks so much. let us know was think about the eagles season opener send us a message on the cbs philly facebook page or tweet us at cbs philly. be sure to use the hash tag cb cbs3. >> brazen thief caught on camera and police are searching for a suspect who stole packages left on the front steps of a local home. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt smoke witness victims live at police headquarters with that and some very good, very clear surveillance video yo, david. >> reporter: jess cash it really is. i've seen a lot of surveillance video over the years but i have physical you the clarity in this video sets it apart from other surveillance video hopefully making it ease your for detectives. detectives hope that you can recognize the man in this video so they can get this guy behind bars as soon as possible. the man in this surveillance video on dupont street in manayunk didn't seem too worried about being caught. he stole a valuable package in the middle of

pie all over the wall." >>: describing and laughing about brains splattered out of the head and cherry pie all over the wall just to hear them change their tone it was shocking me. >> reporter: so shocking that he asked friends to post the video to instagram not just last november, but again just two days ago, so san francisco residents can hear this for themselves. >>: everyone needs to see it everyone needs to see what is going on behind closed doors in donut shops police officers talking about their day as casual talk >> reporter: at a news conference monday san francisco police chief greg suhr said the officers have been identified, an investigation is underway, and he believes it will and should result in discipline. >> greg suhr: we want to carry ourselves as one of the most thoughtful classy police department in the country and it doesn't look like that in the video to me >> dan kerman: the person who shot this video says he wants to remain anonymous one because he doesn't have a love for police but also because the story is not about him but what's being said on the video. dan

. >> here we have sour cherry rice. the meatballs of chicken. >> sour cherries.tions. rice mixed with yogurt and saffron baked into a crispy dough. don't think of rice as a side dish around here. it can be the main event. >> okay. very, very good. >> you put far more on the table than anyone can conceivably eat. is that -- >> yes, if you don't like your guest, you don't put anything. [ laughter ] >> and here we have a large very big meatball. >> kuftarisi. ground beef, onion, and cooked rice. walnuts, dried apricots, boiled egg and barberries. >> anyway, we are a very interesting nation. >> and very, very confusing. >> extremely confusing. >> the contradictions are just -- >> enormous. >> enormous. >> iranians, we take you into our house and take you to our hearts. in that way we are extreme. we are extremists in so many ways. >> you see this tortured relationship between america and iran for many years. how do you think most americans will react when they see this? >> they will start coming. >> yes. [ laughter ] >> it is very important for us as iranians, to get

they put net juice to make walnut and cherry, to put it into walnut and cherry. it is just fantastic compared to a plane pine door. we had no idea that was hiding under all that paint. there are six doors in this house that have it done. the men that did it took all the doors to columbus and worked for six months to get this achieved. that is a reproduction in the back of the door. iny are just like the ones my house, the locks here had all been replaced. came to my house and made reproductions just like mine, because that is what they would have had. the sofa belongs to hannah and jesse grant, and it was always here when they were a young married couple. it stayed in georgetown when they moved to berkeley. this was always part of their family. we have always had it in the ine, and they read did it original force her. hair from england in the way they would have had it. it is not very comfortable to sit on. , but kind of bristly hair is whatrse was done. we are up in the large bedroom which would have been the parents room. many times there would be lots of beds

it's heading toward cherry hill. a bills area in cherry hill if you're getting up to do your commute, you're dealing with rain coming down. new jersey turnpike exit 4 we're seeing rain there, as well. mount holly, and trenton we have rain i-95. we're seeing rain in the area of yellow. jenkintown and willow grove, you're seeing it pull out of here. travel carefully and slowly. the roads are wet. >> new this morning, a prominent ex-tennis pro is speaking out about his treatment by the nypd. james blake was slammed to the ground as he stood waiting for are a taxi. it took 15 minutes for detectives to realize they had mistaken him for a suspect in an identity theft case. the argue officer was placed on modified assignment. blake plans to issue a formal statement later today. >>> new york city is the first in the nation to require salt warnings on menus. chain restaurants will have to post a black and white salt shaker image next to dishes that have the recommended daily limit of sodium. that's 2300 milligrams. it will on

stephen patrick cherry vernon paul cherry nester julio chevalier swede chevalier alexander h. chiang dorothy j. chiarchiaro luis alfonso chimbo robert chin eddie nicholas paul chiofalo john chipura peter a. chirchirillo catherine chirls kyung hee cho abul k. chowdhury mohammad salahuddin chowdhury kirsten l. christophe pamela chu steven chucknick wai chung christopher ciafardini alex f. ciccone frances ann cilente elaine cillo edna cintron nestor andre cintron iii robert dominick cirri juan pablo cisneros-alvarez benjamin keefe clark eugene clark >> and my uncle, uncle bill, 14 years later and not a day goes by that i don't think if you. you are always in my heart, the hearts of all your friends and family. we think of you with every note of music would you. especially when look at your gorgeous daughter. you will never be forgotten. >> and my husband, i know you would do the same for me. you are a loving, caring person that took away from your son tyrone junior, 16 years old. is going on strong and he is keeping me strong. and you smile and everything is with us, and we will

. >> cherry on top. >> there you go cherry on top and the oakland raiders donated new cleats for the players. >>> moving on and moving in a positive direction, that is the goal of dozens of people that boarded the wine soul train. they left on a bus on their way to the napa wine country. it was organized after an incident last night when a group of mostly african american women were kicked off for being too loud. the napa valley wine train ceo apologized. organizers say today's event sends a clear message. >> we're letting the world know we're not tolerating it. don't let us on the train, we'll take the bus. how about that? >> today's trip included stops at minority owned vineyards so the group should show support. tickets were $100 each and sold out. >> back open, the la boulange is reopening and starbucks took over the brand in 2012 and said it was closing all 23 stores but inside scoop sf is reporting the owner is reopening six of the stores and also slightly changing the name. it will be called la boulange de san francisco. five more will be open a couple weeks afterward. >> yum.

there's a couple of in cherry hill. as we go out wider to the south and west we have additional cells in gloucester and camden county. no lightning in any of these, as you can see in our lightning counter, but heavy downpours nonetheless. where we have lightning in the immediate region is down the shore, they say a cluster of thunderstorms pushing into atlantic city, ocean city getting globberred by this. heavy downpours and lightning that will be a threat in areas where it is falling right now. we have cloudy skies and damp conditions down below. the rain has been heavy at times, so you might have poor drainage areas that are be looking at lingering water currently. 73 degrees, the dewpoint 70. it's very humid, even if it isn't raining you feel that. winds out of the east at 7 miles per hour. future tracker 6 shows you we may get into a lull later this morning, by noon we're back into the scattered pattern of heavy downpour producing thundershowers and thunderstorms. by 3:00 p.m. they will be widespread across the regi

cherri gregg it comes thanks to a group of caring barbers. >> reporter: they're known throughout theity for snipping and cutting of crowns of celebrities, today, they're making boys look like celebrities for the first day of school. dozens waitsed in line for the free cuts that come thanks to a group called barber whose care, savings to parents. >> it's a lot of help and support of my family. we really appreciate it. >> $15 at a cost to get a haircut, i can use it to get them something he is for schools. >> reporter: gives a warm fussy feeling. >> reporter: more than 200 boys expected to get free haircuts. every boy and girl who attend also gets a free book and a more. >> teamed up with philadelphia free library to make sure that every boy that gets a haircut is going to leave with a reading book. also book bags school supplies. >> reporter: they will not only remore but look good for day one. a great way to start the school year. in west philadelphia, cherri gregg, kyw news radio for cbs "eyewitness news". >> everybody looking good. >>> a nonprofit in a delaware valley has a a lot t

tons of cherries, and last year 300 tons of cherries. i don't know what the year is about. we also had alaska seafood to help sell lobsters. , 10 years they cannot sell it. we have a lot of american branded companies using our site to sell. and costco, they sold 600 tons of nuts on our site, $6.5 million. if we can help sell lobsters and cherries, why we cannot have these small and media sized companies to china using our system. so this is what i want. i want to take one day for example, november 11, the singles they, we make that a shopping day. last year for that day, we sold 9.7 billion u.s. dollars. for the first 10 minutes, we had 24 million people. this year, the number was scary. we need more american products to china. we have hungry 100 million people coming to buy every day. we do not come here to compete. we come here to bring the small business. years,on is in 10 to 20 buy anywhere, sell anywhere. this is how the internet is going to change. we have changed to china. we feel proud of that. the power of change is so powerful.

cherri gregg it comes thanks to a group of caring barbers. >> reporter: they're known throughout the city for snipping and cutting of crowns of celebrities, today, they're making boys look like celebrities for the first day of school. dozens waitsed in line for the free cuts that come thanks to a group called barber whose care, savings to parents. >> it's a lot of help and support of my family. we really appreciate it. >> $15 at a cost to get a haircut, i can use it to get them something he is for schools. >> reporter: gives a warm fussy feeling. >> reporter: more than 200 boys expected to get free haircuts. every boy and girl who attend also gets a free book and a more. >> teamed up with philadelphia free library to make sure that every boy that gets a haircut is going to leave with a reading book. also book bags school supplies. >> reporter: they will not only remore but look good for day one. a great way to start the school year. in west philadelphia, cherri gregg, kyw news radio for cbs "eyewitness news". >> everybody looking good. >>> a nonprofit in a delaware valley has a a lot

the apron ripped and the drive made off with the $1,500s in it. >>> eighths daunting task for cherry hill company. fined 5,000 qualified teachers to fill substitute positions here in philadelphia. >> that firm is doing everything it can to attract candidates including unveiling a massive advertisement campaign. some questions are being raised. fox 29 weekend's bill anderson joins us in the newsroom tonight bill a lot of people got concerns about those positions. >> reporter: they do iain. they have concerns about the positions and about the money. the philadelphia school district needs 5,000 people to fill in as everything from substitute teachers to substitute principles. normally available jobs are a good thing but stake holders i spoke to said the hiring firm is being paid too much and they're paying the teachers way too little. ♪ >> reporter: as you move around the city you may see ads looking to hire 5,000 substitute teachers. those ads are part of a $34 million contract given by the district to a local company to handle the highering. council president consider roll clark oppos

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that's the message from teachers in the cherry hill school district.eachers rallied for a new contract yesterday at the administration building. those teachers were pushing for pensions and health benefits. school was back in session in cherry hill on tuesday and now they're off for the long holiday weekend, of course. classes begin at the new and improved wyncote elementary school. they celebrated the grand re-opening after a long construction project there. kids and parents showed up to get a new tour of their school building. ♪ say you'll never let me go >>> beyonce is the big headliner for this year's made in america festival. the party is bigger than it's ever been. last night cruise set up five stages for the perform s and expanded the venue to make room toers. 140,000 people are expected to pack the parkway saturday and sunday. here's a live look at the stage on the ben franklin parkway. crews will close the outer leans beginning at 10:00 a.m. >> for more on the closures and how to get around them, let's check in with first alert traffic reporte

this is around cherry hill, around 38. the southbound lanes are right in here.you can see as cars move through the area, they still are dealing with reduced visibility. something to watch out for and be a little bit careful. if you are on the schuylkill expressway, drive times are fine. westbound or eastbound from the vine street expressway up towards the blue route, 12 minutes or headed eastbound into the center city area, we'll be fine there also. we keep checking in with the philadelphia international airport with the fog, no weather delays there. we'll have a check on mass transit coming up in ten. >>> secretary of state john kerry visits philadelphia as he tens to push for support of the iran nuclear deal. nbc 10's monique braxton is live outside the national constitution center where kerry will be speaking today. support is growing but it's not a done deal yet. walk us through this. >> reporter: the appearance here by secretary kerry at the national constitution center comes as president obama is one vote short of the 34 he needs to sustain a veto of any c

however, "action news" reporter annie mccormick is in cherry hill at a wawa where she found gas that annie? >> we found it cheaper in that in a couple of places in south jersey. for 28 days straight the gas prices have continued to go down. but here $1.90, and in cherry hill it is the first time in a lopping -- long time twee are seeing them below $2 prices so though they are saying fill er up. >> i feel like we will travel more, go places more because prices are lower. >> i am seeing a big savings. even for this it would cost me like double the price of what i am putting in now. i put like $20 a week and it used to be $40. >> this tank holds 255 gallons. >> a lot cheaper than what it was. >> this week seeing prices more than $1 less than this time last year. that's significant savings. it could be as much as $15 to $22 per tank. >> traditionally prices drop post-labor day, but experts say it is the first time in a long time they dipped below $2. one reason, crude oil is cheaper and they are switching to a less expensive one. >> come the middle of the week is when the e.p.a. lifts it

. >> it smells like black cherry, rhubarb pie and cherry cola. >> reporter: in napa, andria borba, kpix5. >>> tonight, governor brown doing something he doesn't do too often. admitting defeat. allen martin is here with why he is folding to big oil. >> reporter: oh yeah, it's a bitter pill. jerry brown was pushing a bill to cut california's oil use in half by 2030. well today, the bill's author dropped the mandate after it became clear he didn't have the votes. >> climate change is not some little, you know, issue that the governor or anybody else. this is an extenable threat to your children. >> in an angry news conference this afternoon, the governor blamed oil companies for gutting the bill, but pledged to keep fighting to reduce california's dependence on fossil fuel. >> we are going forward, only my zeal has been intensified to the maximum degree and nothing will stop the state on pushing forward with our cap in trade and electric vehicle mandate and all the rest. we are not going the way the other states are going no, you jump through the hoops and we give you a few crumbs. we are n

up as soon as we come ♪traveling through seas of oats and berries ♪ ♪peaches, pumpkin seeds, and cherriessay to the bowl ♪are you trying to temp me? ♪the bowl says ♪"come on down to the land of plenti." ♪ yoplait plenti, with oats, flax, and pumpkin seeds. greek yogurt, packed full of goodness. tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 putting snails, yep, on your face. some say they are great for your skin and that is not all. health reporter stephanie stahl will explain why a variety of other ingredients are being taughted for making beautiful skin. that is tonight at 11:00 o'clock. >>> well, college costs continue to rise but one local institution is reverse ago this trend. >> rosemont college slashing tuition and room and board and "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos tells us what is behind the dramatic move. >> reporter: looking at any bill and one for tuition isn't fun for anyone bureausmont college in bryn mawr is trying to take away a little bit of that pain. >> we will reduce our tuition, from over $32,000, to $18,500. >> reporter: sharon hirsch, president of the college, says the

and also a down pole in cherry hill route 07 eastbound the the ramp to 41, off ramp is block. a a lot going on, not even 6:00 a.m. and it is busy, out there, nicole, over to you. >> well, in chester one of the oldest trophies in u.s. team sports is on the line when the the philadelphia union host sporting kansas city for u.s. open cup. win are gets the a birth in the 2016/17 champions league and has its name engraved in the doer challenge trophy. very big deal. game determines u.s. soccer national champion. good luck to our union. >>> check this out, a yankees fan at yankees stadium just cannot make the catch. he has had not one, but not two, but three chances at the foul ball during the game against red sox last night. he could not come up with any of them. poor guy. pop ups, they can get blown around by the wind. grounder of course can take a bad hop. >> wow. >> right there. >> he was hit in the face. >> that was a toss from the ball boy. >> yes. >> so that was tough to take. >> you know, maybe just don't go for it, oh, darling you go for it. >> it wasn't his night. >> poor

vague, but it is directive from the city and ppa, likely why many drivers around here at 21st and cherry already have their plackards, that spare their cars from tow trucks, until 10:00 p.m. on thursday. they'll also come in hand i if you park in the areas making up the vehicle restriction zone for the papal visit. private vehicles will not be allowed during that time including monday september september 28th. that accepts some drivers in the area including rittenhouse square, washington square west, society hill, logan square, and chinatown. they can remain parked until next tuesday, only with their valid residential parking permits. now, 20 bucks will get you parking, in one of six center city garages, that fee waived again with a valid residential parking permit. drivers we spoke with say this entire papal parking process has been frustrating to say the least. >> it is frustrating because i need to park my car. i drive to and from work. so i have to figure out where to park the car every day. then it is frustrating because it doesn't seem clear, you know, might be less frustrating if

as cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio tells us it comes thanks to a group of caringers. >> reporter: they're known throughout the city for nipping and cutting the crowns of celebrities but today they're making boys look like celebrities for the first day of school. >> better than my other barber. i'm going start going to them now. >> reporter: dozens waited in line for the free cuts that come thanks to a group called barbers who care. they're donating their time to give confidence to kids and savings to parents. >> it's a lot of help and support of my family so we really appreciate it. >> that $10, $15 that it costs to pay for a haircut i can usually use to it get him something epps for school. >> reporter: for the barbers it gives a warm and fuzzing. >> it makes us feel amazing inside. they look up to us. >> reporter: more than 200 boys expected to get free hair cuts. they're getting more than just a shapeup. every boy and girl who attends also gets a free book and more. >> we teamed up with the philadelphia library and reebok initiative makes sure every bo will lea

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but at both pat's pup stores in waretown and in cherry hill, license numbers were nowhere to be found a law is only as good as the enforcement of it. >> i can't make excuses or explanations for what other people don't do. but i know this. we passed the law. it's on the books. it will be enforced or someone will have to pay for the consequences of not doing their job. >> reporter: well the division of consumer affairs is responsible for enforcing the law, but has not yet issued a single violation. as for pat's pups and quail creek kennels or requests for comment remain unanswered. the breeder in ohio, however, did return our calls. he admits he sold the litter of dogs illegally and says he won't be doing that again. >> wow! stay on top of that for us. thank you charlotte. that was something. >> no problem. >> thanks charlotte. we told you it was coming and tonight it is in place. a spanish version of the famous love skull which are was unveil outside the art museum today. am more is span their for love and the display is where near where the pope's altar being built. >> kate joins us n

in cherry hill it's a downed pole that's blocking the ramp from 70 eastbound to route 41.ht want to use the ramp right there to grove street as an alternate and speed restrictions are up on the new jersey turnpike this morning. 55 miles per hour is the max although as you see people are going 61 anyway but because of the wet conditions speed restrictions are in place. overnight construction in moorestown along main street at church road. that just cleared out a couple minutes ago. but watch out for construction starting this morning at 7 o'clock along church street there in mount laurel. matt. >> i'll take this one, thank you, matt. >>> temple university is advising students to use security escorts in the wake of two attacks near ca campus. a student was walking home from the library when she was attacked on the 1400 block of carlisle. that's just south of campus. police say the man displayed a gun told her not to scream, then sexually assaulted the victim. authorities say sexual assaults involving strangers near campus are rare. "action news" talked to a young woman who l

route 70, ramp to the highway being lane restrictions in cherry hill.in -- put in speed restriction on the new jersey turnpike. northbound route 202, again, some standing water between the bypass and route 401, otherwise, mass transit looking good. wet wait for the bus as we grab the umbrella on your way out the front door. >> a florida woman with ties to new jersey chased and then murdered. witnesses say by her own boss. twenty year old jill ray boone of voorhees native shot and killed back in august. police say witnesses watched as her boss, johnny alicia, gunned down the young mom in the parking lot of a bowling alley. investigators say, he tends the gun on himself. but ended up surviving. jill's mother says she remembers meting this man the night before the murder but didn't see anything warning signs. >> no one new the he can tent of the fact that he was stalking her. witnesses in the apartment complex said he would be banking on her door in the middle of the night. woe wait in the parking lot for her. they could hear them argument. >> boone leaves

is charged in the death of 21- year-old latiqwu cherry. her body was found in her burned out apartment. the medical examiner ruled cherry died from trauma to her body prior to the fire which was deliberately set in. addition to first degree murder, wigfall is charged with arson. police sai clear was his ex- girl friend. -- say cherry was his ex-girl friend. she leaves behind a 2-year-old daughter. >>> the test for thousands of backlogged rape kits, vice president joe biden and loretta lynch discussed the forgotten 70,000 sexual assault kits nationwide and pledged $79 million together to get that project started. we'll have more on the impact of today's announcement coming up at 6:00. >>> rewe at jusgetting started on wusa9 news at 5:00 and still ahead at 5:30. >> also ahead donald trump dealing with more backlash for a comment he made about another candidate. >> reporter: in a couple weeks the pope will be here in d.c. i'll ellison barber. i'll tell you what to expect when he gets to town. >>> well, in case you haven't heard, the pope is c

he is at 21st and cherry streets in center sit which more on the parking ban. hopefully people moved their cars. good morning. >> good morning, the towing began in ernest last night and resumes this morning at 9:00 a.m. in the area where we are now north and south of the ben franklin parkway. the signs here have been up for awhile. now the countdown is closing in or the pope's visit, and for drivers to move their cars or else. >> see those areas in black around the ben franklin parkway and independence mall in red? vehicles will not be allowed there when the pope arrives this weekend. but then there have been so many maps, say some philly drivers. >> variety of maps. they have the swing he will doodles on them, they seem, but, you know, they're different variety of the maps are different, red zone, black zone. >> one thing clear. >> this week if you were parked in those areas your car could be towed. ashley jelly and her husband arrived just in time, callowhill at 17th street, to pair their car sunday night. still got cited though. >> we just ran back up here,

they're cherry-picking locations outside of new york city to put in different stores. they went to the michigan mile in chicago, they went to vegas. those stores they've cherry picked as the best locations outside of new york are doing roughly 50% of what the new york stores are doing. when you think about the growth of this story, to get to the 450 is going to take them a long time. there's a long runway to get there. but they're not in new york city-based stores. they're outside the city. this stock is so overvalued it's ridiculous. so if you own it i'd be selling is it here. look, we have a $42 price target on it which isn't much of a down side from the 51, 52 where it closed. >> short covering rally it is a very expensive stock. mcdonald's stubbornly is holding on, had a big day today, traded 97 bucks. it's got to get above i think tim would agree with this for the last three years we have failed at 102 three times, one time each year, seemingly again this year. but it still hangs in there which leads me to believe maybe this all-day breakfast thing which i am a pr

cheatham >> pedro francisco checo >> douglas macmillan cherry >> stephen patrick cherry >> vernon paul cherry >> nestor chevalier jr. >> swede chevalier >> alexander h. chiang >> dorothy j. chiarchiaro >> luis alfonso chimbo >> robert chin >> eddie wing wai ching >> nicholas paul chiofalo >> john gerard chipura >> peter a. chirchirillo >> catherine chirls >> kyung hee cho >> abdul k. chowdhury >> emmanuel salahuddin chowdhury kir>> sten l. christophe >> pamela chu >> steven paul chucknick >> wai chung >> christopher ciafardini >> alex f. ciccone >> frances ann cilente >> elaine cillo >> edna cintron >> nestor andre cintron iii >> robert dominick cirri >> juan pablo cisneros >> benjamin keefe clark >> eugene clark >> and my unk wl william ma mathisen, you're always in my heart and the hearts of all of your friends and family. we think of you with every note of music we hear, every sing along we have after a few beers and especially when we look at your gore gous daughters, you will never be forgotten. >> my husband, tyrone may, i know you would do the same, stand here for me. you are a

alease cherry herself says no. for one thing not everyone qualifies. >> you really have to have enough current income to support even the current price mortgage. >> reporter: and nick sees another limitation. >> they don't really have the capacity to do this in large numbers over time. they're doing it in selected markets. they're still running into hurdles. they still need the cooperation of banks. so it's a great idea and it makes a lot of sense, whether it can get to a scale to make a difference, i'm not so sure. >> reporter: for cheryl ortiz, at least, it's given her family room the breathe. >> we have a good place to live. my kids have their friends. and, you know, we hope that little bily l things turn around, but at least i can say i'm not afraid for tomorrow because, you know, we can make... right now we're making it. we're doing well. >> reporter: for the moment. and in the tale of two markets, that's more than millions of still-underwater homeowners can say. from parts of the boston area that still haven'

downed pole in cherry hill continues to close the ramp from 70 eastbound to route 41.to grove street as an alternate. matt. >> thank you, matt. >>> we have two breaking news stories. let's get to the first. police say a woman and children hid under their beds while robbers ransacked their philadelphia home this morning. "action news" reporter eva pilgrim is live on the scene on sellers street in the frankford section. eva. >> reporter: matt, talk about a frightening way to wake up. a frankford man was asleep in his bed when two robbers woke him up with two guns in his face. now, police say the two guys in masks broke into this house on the 1300 block of sellers street through a side alley. investigators tell us the robbers went as far as to unscrew the motion sensor light before breaking the glass on a door and getting in. once inside, a 51-year-old man telling police he was asleep when the two woke him up, tide his hands behind his back with electrical cords and gagged him with a button down shirt. also home at the time his 52-year-old wife and 10-year-old grandson. >