it a new vista for christopher wheeler now? christopher: what a question.till using pebbles as -- this is a completely different world. ,hen i first went into banking we were in a different world as well. we had a much more significant moving to capital markets, disintermediation, and we are coming out now with regulation dealing with that change in the banking sector. what you are seeing is banks much that are capitalized, considerably higher levels of liquidity, much more cautious in many ways. we are waiting for the next blowup, but nevertheless, these banks feel really strong. francine: you are talking about u.s. banks, right? you said that jpmorgan was trying to talk down what was happening, and that you did not quite get it, in terms of the numbers. what does it mean for goldman and citi? jpmorgan missed in mortgage fees. are worried about getting into more litigation about foreclosures and perhaps not underwriting the deals collectively. that was another issue. one of the most interesting things with to hear how well they are managing the bank. they

christopher: i think so.orst thing would be to raise rates and then realized it was a mistake. i think they should wait and i what with stephanie that should worry them more is what is happening with wages. but productivity is back, that is good news. christopher: it has been doing small wiggles in the u.k. for the last seven years. it may be down next month. we have to wait and see. productivity hasn't really risen at all since 2008. tom: we make the statement that banker ofen is the the world. do you see any correlation of the interest rate? stephanie: remember, he tried to have socialism in one country. could make a stronger case in the u.k. for a year,ise going into next i think a world in which the fed has put off having a rate rise -- if we were there next year, it would be hard for the u.k. to go at that alone. the bank of japan might be loosening more. what we saw in lima is that your former employer saw stagnation. i'm sorry, but the data doesn't show that, but they do tend towards -- we do see centr

kristen: last friday, christopher and his dad made cookies for their neighbor. while the were walking down the street to deliver them, christopher fell to the ground. sharon: and he just died right there, and daddy held him and held onto him and tried to bring him back. kristen: they say he died from heart failure. there was nothing anyone could do. and now, as they prepare to lay their son to rest, people from all over new hampshire are reaching out to help. bill: how do we say thank you to people like that? because thank you is not enough, from the bottom of hearts we want to thank people. kristen: a fund was created to help pay for funeral expenses, something that this family needed help with. raised. bill: i have seen such good in people that i have never seen before in my life. i really have. it has absolutely restored my faith in humanity. i cannot believe what people have done for us. kristen: bill says that he and sharon are overwhelmed by the response from those around them. he plans on giving back in some way as soon as he can. reporting in the studio,

christopher was only nine years old and today his parents talking about their son. ed harding joins us. >> only nine. christopher died while doing a good deed. something his family says was very important to him. last friday, he and his dad, bill, made cookies for their neighbor and while they walked down the street to deliver them christopher suddenly fell. right to the ground. he died from heart failure. his mother says her son always wanted to give to others even at a young age. >> he wanted to make sure that people would smile, because he just kind of thought that everybody should have a reason to smile. >> a fund was created to help pay for his funeral expenses. thousands has been raised so far. christopher's family says they are overwhelmed by the entire community. j.c.? >> thank you. six rhode island dunkin' donuts workers were sickened by smoke today the workers were taken to the hospital with respiratory issues and headaches. fire officials say an electrical element in a quick cook oven shorted out sending smoke into the restaurant. health and electrical in

as kristen carosa tells us, the christopher to rest. reporter: standing side by side, sharon and bill reflect on their son's life, one of generosity. >> just the way he was, in everything, always thinking about somebody else. reporter: christopher was 9 years old, a 4th grader who loved his family, the outdoors, his animals and making others happy. >> he wanted to make sure that people would smile, because he just kind of thought that everybody should have a reason to smile, like he did. reporter: and that stayed true until the day he died. last friday christopher made cookies for his neighbor. >> made the cookies, afterwards friends of mine live a few houses down. reporter: they started out on their walk, but moments later christopher collapsed, his heart had stopped beating. >> he just died right there. and daddy held him and held onto him. reporter: he died of congestive heart failure and there wasn't anything anyone could do. the new hampshire medical examiner says christopher had a genetic heart condition called it why pathic hyper

christopher: absolutely. as i said at the top of the program, in some ways dred scott is the ultimate anti-precedent. it is a lesson in terms of what you shouldn't do as a court, mistakes that you should avoid. justice breyer has spoken to that as well. at the same time, the supreme court has to decide difficult questions from time to time, whether it is gay marriage, partial-birth abortion, these are difficult cases and issues that the court has to decide, many of them have the political valence, but the court knows to be very careful and cautious in how it proceeds in dealing with those difficult cases here it obama care is another one, these are cases that are challenging, politically-charged questions, the court knows it can only do so much in that regard or risk taking the same mistakes. martha: you mentioned justice breyer -- host: our final clip is just as prior on the legacy of the dred scott decision. let's watch. [video clip] >> do not try the politics. there is a theory that what roger tawny was tr

all loved him too. >> today, christopher's mom and dad told us the stories of how christopher cared for the farm, and for them too. like last father's day when he saved for months to buy a gift for his dad. >> he took all of his allowance money to buy me a hunting -- [indiscernible] spend time together, hunting, horse riding, and they were together friday night when christopher fell to the ground unconscious. >> so generous. >> the reporter: christopher had an enlarged heart, a birth defect his parents never knew about. the profound and sudden loss is one his parents say they would never wish for anyone else to experience. [indiscernible] you don't know what the next day is going to bring. >> the reporter: christopher's mother did have the same heart condition, and she says that she wants other parents who have that genetic history to make sure that their children are tested. tomorrow. in plaistow, new hampshire, katherine burcham, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: tomorrow, we could learn more about the prison restrictions placed on convicted boston marathon bomber, dzhokhar tsarnaev. the

with his father walking by his side, christopher fell, and >> he was the best kid. it's so sad. >> the reporter:: doctors later told his parents, christopher had a congenital birth defect, an enlarged heart. his mother sharon who shares the same condition, wishes she had known and had him tested. >> it's simple to do and we don't know to do it. >>> as they grieve their loss, they're comforted by the animals christopher left behind. living links to the little boy they just wish they could hug once more. >> hug a little more. you don't know what the next day is going to bring. >> the reporter: they started a go fund me account to help the family with funeral expenses and tonight, christopher's parents told me they want to thank the community for the generosity and support that they have received in the wake of his death. his funeral set for tomorrow. live in plaistow, new hampshire, katherine burcham, fox 25 news. >> mark: katherine, thank you. cloud covering the ground if pembroke. day went on, but tonight's fox meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is tracking heavy rain c

christopher says more rain is on its way. andrea mccarren, wusa9. >> don't worry, andrea told christopher we's a college junior or senior, he can apply for an internship here at the wusa9 weather department. >>> windy with light rain in ocean city but earlier heavy rain ponded the surf. small ponds could be seen up and down the beach. in our area dozens of outdoor events were canceled because of the forecast. just about everything but the 22nd annual taste of georgetown. that's where stephanie ramirez found hundreds of people outside what are prepared just in case. >> reporter: boots, umbrellas, and raincoats took over k street. a big difference from two-and-a- half months ago when a heat wave took over the same area. >> we're from miami. this weather isn't what we bargained for. >> reporter: but one of the best weather days we've had in a few days, some said. >> the weather is certainly cold but it's wonderful to be out here. >> we were going to go to taste of bethesda. >> reporter: the taste of georgetown didn't cancel but

he was transferred from einstein to saint christopher's. group of witnesses put him in another vehicle until police arrived. they say the driver appeared remorseful and rattled. >> in this case this guy, it was an accident, he did the right thing, he stopped but was assaulted by unknown persons. he was out of the car and he was actually -- some of the neighbors came to his rescue and placed him inside their vehicle until police arrived. >> reporter: now, witnesses themselves seemed very shaken by the accident. they spent a lot of time couldn't so long each other. again, that three-year-old little boy that neighbors identify as donnell banks is here at saint christopher's in very critical condition. of course we'll keep you updated on his condition throughout the morning. we're live outside saint christopher's hospital, erin o'hearn, channel6 "action news." back to you. >> sad story no matter how you look at it. thank you erin. >>> police are looking for two brazen bandits who robbed a southwest philadelphia hotel. the action cam was at the

>> not like with christopher, no. no. 'cause me and christopher are a little bit closer than me and michael. >> do you know if she ever talked to michael about it? >> no, i don't. >> have a seat right here. >> reporter: still, edmunds decided it was time to bring in michael for a second round of and this time, the investigator turned up the heat. >> michael, it's over, okay? i'm not playing games anymore. >> reporter: at first, michael said he didn't even know that becky and david were having an affair. >> i know about the affair with your mom and david. >> my mom and david? >> don't play stupid with me. don't play stupid with me. i'm telling you right now. it'll get ugly real quick, okay? this is your one and only chance to get yourself out of a whole load of trouble. >> it gets pretty hot and heavy in that interview room. >> listen to me. listen to me. i know what's going on, okay. i know your mom wanted kay dead, okay? do you want to go to prison for the rest of your life? >> no, sir. >> you need to start talking here

christopher: it is an excellent text. another thing that he continues elsewhere, to mark this us with centennial of the --ision -- sesquicentennial and that is available, as well. he made a significant contribution to thought on dred scott. it is "landmark cases," the 12 cases in this series. eachan get a summary of case as we progress through the series. you will also see much more of the videos then we were able to show you tonight of all the places that we visited attached to the 12 cases so if you wanted to date differ, there are opportunities to do it. martha jones, you have the floor. what should people think about this case? there are two things to take away. we don't have to look backward failureciate what a dred scott was. called thet was secret opinion, he writes his second dred scott decision, hoping that another case will, that he can clarify his position and that he can make good. the case might not have given us the civil war, but it required and set in place the bar. it gives us the 13th, 14th, and 15th in

christopher's for children are that this mistake happened. >> st. christopher's says administrators are looking to see what changes to protocol may be made that could include reeducating staff on medication delivery and ordering. >> this morning we're hearing from the family of a little girl killed in a road rage shooting in new mexico. the parents of lily garcia are speaking out. allen garcia was driving when he was cut off by a car. according to garcia he made a gesture to the other driver and that's when the car pulled up next to his truck and the other driver opened fire, killing lily who was in the back street. this isn't the family's first tragedy either. lily's mother lost her brother to murder, 12 years ago. >> when i lost him it wasn't compared to losing a child. doesn't compare at all. >> police have arrested the other driver tony torres, he is charged with murder. >> the parents of a radnor township man accused of trying to lure children insists their son is harmless. they say 26-year-old daniel lee has autism and simply likes to talk to

i mentioned christopher hitchens. you all were friends, the late christopher hitchens. >> thomas: yes. >> evan: great author. he appears as a character in this book. >> thomas: yes. >> evan: can you talk about the decision to include him? in some ways he sort of stands in for you, do you think? he offers commentary on events in the book. >> thomas: i wanted somebody who could fill the job that in watergate had been done by alice roosevelt-longworth. teddy roosevelt's 90-year-old daughter who was still alive during watergate. very sharp tongued, very smart. >> evan: right. say whatever she thought. >> thomas: and i wanted that figure. and i thought i was going to go for somebody very old with this. and then suddenly hitchens was on my mind very much as i was starting the book. christopher died in december of 2011. >> evan: yeah. >> thomas: i was starting to write this book right around that time. and it suddenly occurred to me, i didn't know him in this period. he was in his mid 30s, not too long in america, was writin

christopher bedford, editor-in-chief of daily caller news foundation.ackie kucinich, weekly politics writer for "daily beast." welcome to both of you. jackie, to you first. this is hillary clinton's first big campaign ad but it's about the benghazi investigation. i mean is that the kind of thing in ideal world, is that the kind of thing you want for your first campaign ad? >> you know, a lot of democrats have been waiting for her to push back hard on the benghazi narrative. kevin mccarthy's comments opened door for her to do that. so i think, you also saw her talk about it yesterday. she is going to push back hard. kevin mccarthy opened the discussion which democrats have been having a long time this is openly political. so she has her foot in the door. i would expect you will hear a lot about this going forward from hillary clinton. jon: so, christopher, will it help? >> kevin mccarthy should be paid royalties for this ad. he basically wrote it for hillary clinton:but i don't think hillary clinton's staff thought the first big national ad would be deal

. >> and police in new jersey arrest a man they say was cooking meth in his car, christopher foole was mixing truss chemicals in the front see the of seat of his seed app last night in in a parking lot, the car was filled with white smoke which caught their attention. >> the potential for disaster was high, that is not happen, and the officers, in the proactive approach, jumped on this took him out. and you know get it settled, nobody got hurt. dari: poole faces a number of drug related charges. steve: new jersey police officer charged in a deadly wrong way crash this year on staten island claims he may have been judged, there is medical erge that could mean the officer was slipped the friends were at a strip club. in american he crashed head on. >> a drone sighting at an area airport this time jfk, crew of british airway 77 certain reported seeing a unmanned aircraft about 5 miles from the airport. nypd is investigating. steve: today marks three years since stupor superstorm sandy has ravaged our area. >> reporter: marry lou and frank are finally back in their home. >> at beginning of

. >> 3 years ago christopher herrera took green tea extract to lose weight. >> after i started taking the one i started taking two a day. >> at only 15 christopher ended up in the hospital with liver problems after family members noticed his eyes were yellow. >> having to hear the doctor tell me every day that christopher that he had a 50% chance of dying was hurtful. >> herrera's case is extreme but the cdc said dietary supplements are responsible for 23,000 emergency room visits each year and 2,000 hospitalizations. young adults make up a quarter of those visits with the majority having bad reaction to weight less and energy supplements. >> heart pain, increased heart beat. >> another 20% of emergency room young children who got into supplements for adults. >> herrera said if he ever tries to lose weight again it won't be with supplements. >> i will play basketball and run every day. >> experts say it's important to consult a doctor before taking any supplement. >> companies do not have to prove dietary supplements work or are safe. the fda can remove a supplement if it's found to b

. >> christopher frick is held without bail on a first degree murder charge, they had a professional interaction three years ago with dr. ekong of hockessin and then broke into her home yesterday morning and stabbed her to death. >> this is a very, very tragic case where one was obsessed with another individual. >> police will not confirm if frick was ever a patient but three years ago something happened and they won't disclosed what happened and they had no interaction since and frick became fixated on the psychiatrist and she had no idea. >> there was no communication that anything like this would occur. >> police say that frick broke into ekong's home and he stabbed her in the front hallway and her daughter came home and found the body and a half hour later frick called police and confessed to the crime, and was taken into custody without incident. and christopher frick explained about his treatment at the center, he wrote that the person that impress onned me was caroline ekong, whose ego was so high she would not admit to being wrong. >> she was a person that believed in what sh

(sot christopher herrera/patient) "i would play basketball and start running every day." experts say it's important to consult a doctor before taking any supplement. hena daniels, cbs news, new york. diana>> unlike pharmaceuticals, companies do not have to prove dietary supplements work or are safe. the f- d- a can, however, remove a supplement if it is found to be unsafe. rry>> there's anotheheproduce recall tonight... . ain over concerns of salmonella exposure. dole is recalling some cases of bagged spinach over health concerns of salmonella exposure. the possibly tainted greens were distributed in 13 states. no illnesses have been reported so far... but lab testing found evidence of salmonella in a random sample of the product. salad in question have a use- by te of october 15th. diana>> an iowa company has won a federal contract from the u- s- d- a to produce millions of doses of a vaccine for bird flu. harris vaccines of ames began work on their h- 5- n- 1 vaccine back in may... as the deadly virus started infecting flocks in iowa. ththcompany will receiveve million

christopher frick is behind bars charged with killing 55-year-old caroline ekong, her body was found yesterday morning at her hockessin residence, and later frick called them to say he was responsible. what do we know about frick and his alleged crime, we go to sara bloomquist in minquadale. >> reporter: jim, we have learned that up until his arrest yesterday, 21-year-old christopher frick was a senior at the university of delaware majoring in mathematics but for the last three years, he harbored a secret obsession with dr. caroline ekong and the psychiatrist had no idea of his fixation. and he showed up at her hockessin home planning on murder. >> he planned this for sometime. >> christopher frick is held without bail on a first degree murder charge, accused of stabbing to death dr. caroline ekong, who police say frick was obsessed with and intent on killing. >> obviously some is someone obsessed with another individual. >> frick worked at the medical center in newark, they say that three years ago something happened and the pair had a profession profession professional interaction.

fox, christopher lloyd or leah hompson? >> i got this one. i know. >> okay. "e.t." birthdays. >>> minority report watchers, you have noticed thi wilmer reveals the secret shoutout to his girlfriend demi lavato. >> i think she's on a path for mega starred stard >> and there are plastic surgery rumors, what she had done and what's coming next. >> i'm seriously contemplating getting, like, a breast lift. >> it's all at www.etonline.com, your estination for entertatament news. >>> welcome back. which "back to the fut star's ancestor was on the may flower. >> christopher lloyd. >> he is 77 today. as a matter of fact, christopher and fellow cast mategot togeer last night to celebrate "back to the future" day. how was he going to celebrate his birthday today? >> i don't know. this it is. nothing is going to top this. >> you know what i think he could be right about. that. >> i hear you. >> join n tomorrow. we're talking with former "charlie's angel" star jacqueline smith. how she's fighting women fighting cancer just like she we'll see you then. - starting over is never pr

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the parents and a sister are accused of assaulting christopher. this lady lived close to the church. >> they seemed odd and see alloweded and i thought something but i could never pinpoint exactly what. >> reporter: the police do not sins were that prompted the adding attack. >>> donald trump has set his sights on bernie sanders. speaking at a rally yesterday saying sanders is a maniac and pushing hillary clinton further to the left. >> i watched hillary last night, we are going to give this and give that. the poor woman. she has to give everything away because this maniac that was standing on her right is giving everything away so she is following! that is what is happening! this socialist/communist, okay? nobody wants to say it. >> reporter: last night sanders tweeted what this campaign is about is whether we can mobilize our people to take back our government from a handful of billionaires. >>> a group that opposes hillary clinton aired a benghazi tv ad during tuesday night's debate. >> dear hillary clinton. i want to ask you why you >> reporte

few people know more about how difficult life in confinement is than christopher trotter. after ten consecutive years there, he has been released to a transitional housing unit on his way back to general population. >> probably known him for 12, 13 years. when i heard he was going to open pop, i couldn't believe it with his reputation that he has. i didn't think they would let him out. >> oh, man. this is what i do all day long, drink ice water. it's been ten years since i had a cup of ice water. i was like, dang, i never knew that water tasted so good. but it does, just ice water. and these are the little things we take for granted. >> trotter, whose name is infamous in the indiana state prison system, will now be around other inmates and staff without handcuffs and shackles for the first time in ten years. he originally came to prison nearly three decades earlier on a four-year sentence for theft. but then trotter received 142 years as a result of being one of the instigators of a major riot at another prison. he has spent a total of 16 years in confinement but says thes

christopher's hospital for children. that's when the family says things got worse. >> they said this is one of the biggest medical mistakes in 35 years. >> reporter: the chemotherapy dose which was supposed to be 3.3 milligrams was allegedly 33 milligrams. a decimal difference, but ten times the right amount, and it was allegedly administered to isaac five days straight. now, isaac is fighting under doctor's care at children's hospital of philadelphia. >> he goes through all these pains and losing hair, crying incessantly from all the pain that he's going through. >> reporter: we reached out to st. christopher's tonight. they declined to comment citing patient confidentiality. but the family provided me with letters. in one, isaac was being treated for a very unusual and serious cancer. the calculation done was inaccurate. it goes on to say this complication is a cause for gret regret. yet even still this innocent pained face gives his father strength. >> they said it was a miracle for him to even be living now. so it's

the petition on change.org asks mayor nutter to remove the christopher columbus monuments.he petition's creator writes, "more and more people inside and outside of the philadelphia area are recognizing that christopher columbus raped, enslaved, murdered, and stole from countless indigenous peoples and ruined their lives." the petition has about 150 signatures. >>> cleanup continues this evening in montgomery county after the storms smacked parts of the area on friday. here's a look at those intense storms on radar. they packed strong winds and rain for about two hours straight, so this columbus day holiday has been anything but a day off for crews chopping trees and cleaning up debris. deanna durante takes you to damage. >> they've been doing it all weekend. >> reporter: the lucky ones are out checking out the damage. >> i was sitting out on the front porch, i didn't know it went by, we had a downpour. >> reporter: downed trees, smashed cables, and more in the front lawn. >> it shocked me at first. >> reporter: corn was sleeping inside his house. he didn't know his backyard

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christopher frick accused of murdering his former psychiatrist. it happen independent the doctor's home. dr. ekong who was 55 and had a family worked at the rockford center, we found an online review for that facility. someone posting as christopher frick calls it a prison, claiming to have said yes when a psychiatrist asked if he ever had suicidal thoughts. the person goes on to blame caroline ekong for his imprisonment and for not admitting she was wrong. police right now are not confirming that frick did write the post. in the next half hour we'll share with you what some of frick's classmates are saying. katy zachry, "nbc 10 news." >>> this morning a man wanted for raping and robbing a temple university student is in custody. police tracked down bennett on wednesday. this is surveillance video we're going to show you that the police released of the suspect. this attack happened september 28 a block from temple's campus. the victim was on the way home from the library when a man hit her in the arm with a gun, push heard into her construction ar

their sister and three others are accused of assaulting christopher.a lynn has lived next to the church for more than a decade. >> they might have been a little odd and secluded and i always thought maybe something, but i could never pinpoint, you know, exactly what. >> christopher is still in serious condition. police say it is possible more people could be arrested. some of the churchgoers live inside the building. police removed several children from the church all ranking in age from 2 to 15 while the investigation continues. >> new tonight, the desperate call to 911 to report that former nba player lamar odom was at a nevada brothel unconscious and bleeding in the mouth. [ indiscernible ] >> is he conscious? >> excuse me? >> is he conscious? >> no. >> he's not conscious there, a little difficult to make out. odom is on live support at a las vegas hospital. while doctors tend to him, investigators are looking into claims by those at the brothel that he spent days there taking cocaine and over-the-counter sexual performance enhancers. meanwhile, the

it was signed christopher frick, the same name as the man police say confessed to the crime. police are looking into whether their suspect wrote about his frustration months before the murder. >> reporter: the name christopher frick is the buzz inside the mathematics departments here. no one knew him personally but were still shocked to hear what police had to say about their classmate. we showed his bhmug shot to peoe who walked the same halls and sat in the same class as the mathematics major until now because he's in jail charged with the murder of a psychiatrist. >> shocking someone from here would go off and do that to somebody. >> reporter: police revealed frick was obsessed with the doctor and she didn't even know it. the last time the doctor met with frick professionally was three years ago. then yesterday investigators say he showed up at her home early in the morning and stabbed her to death. there was no answer tonight at the home of frick's parents but police say they are cooperating. >> yes, he had been planning this event. >> she worked at the rockford center. w

it was on friday that christopher chester and his father were delivering cookies. christopher suddenly tripped and fell and despite the best efforts of his father and first responders he died. a relative set up a go fund me page insofar the community has raised more than $21,000. >>> the justice department just open a federal civil rights investigation after a school resource officer was seen on camera dragging a student from >>reporter: amateur video posted to social media shows richland county deputy then yields wrapping -- ben feilds wrapping his arms around a student's neck. other video show him restraining the student in front of the classroom, while a school administrator and stunned classmate looked on. >> i have never seen anything so nasty. it was to the point where other students were turning away. >> it was outrageous and unforgivable. it does not represent who this district is. >>reporter: the justice department has now opened a will determine if federal charges are warranted. the deputy joins the sheriffs office in 2004. in 2008, he was assigned to the

we are following breaking news in the case of a psychiatrist found dead in her home. 21-year-old christopher firk is now held without bond including first degree murder. police say that frick met her three years ago and was plotting to kill her ever since. once there he confronted and then stabbed herself times. sara bloomquist is gathering new information on this right now, one of the latest in a live report coming up at 5:00. hello and good thursday afternoon, i'm brian taff. >> i'm sharrie williams, we are following a developing story out of camden county, where an 80-year-old crossing guard is arrested for distributing child pornography. david henry is live in magnolia with the details on this one. >> reporter: 80-year-old rudy cube was not at his post here as a crossing guard this afternoon, because he is behind bars unable to make $100,000 cash bond. >> i'm in a state of shock, i didn't think somebody of his caliber would do something like that. >> rudy cube is a member of the magnolia school board and works part-time outside of the magnolia school as a crossing guard and now he is in

police say the murderer is 21 year-old christopher frick, who they say has been planning this for the past three years. and early yesterday morning, he carried out that gruesome plan. five five-year old psychiatrist caroline ekong dead. >> family member called 911 reported that he discovered her mother deceased. >> reporter: police say her killer is 21 year-old christopher frick who had been stalking ekong and planning her death the for three years there were numerous documents recovered, from both residents that made that very clear. >> reporter: investigators say the the the murder happened around 4:00 yesterday morning at her home in hockessin delaware. frick broke in, confronted her and stabbed ekong multiple times. her body discovered by her daughter a short while later. >> he he had been planning this event for three years. >> reporter: after fleeing police say frick called police himself from his parent's home a few miles away. >> male subject called 911 and claimed to be responsible for the death of the female at that residents. >> reporter: before last night investigators say

niece very critical condition here at saint christopher's hospital.ll keep you updated on his condition throughout the morning. for now we're live at saint chris, erin o'hearn, channel6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> police are searching for a 16-year-old linked to a robbery murder in coatesville. four other suspects are already in custody. police say they robbed another group of men on the 100 block of fourth avenue. dajon row is the suspected trigger man who fired at two of the victims. one was shot in the leg, the other shot in the chest and died. this is coatesville's first homicide in nearly three years. >> five men are under arrest accused of supplying heroin to users in montgomery and berks counties. authorities laid out the suspect's alleged stash, drugs guns and money yesterday. montgomery county assistant district attorney kevin steel says the case shows just how common heroine use has become. >> this is the epidemic that we are facing in our communities all across this area. >> all of the county coroners across the state tell that you say

christopher's devastated parents say neighbors have raised more than $20,000 to help their family. >> i don't know how to thank everybody. thank you isn't enough for what they did for us. >> especially the people that don't even know us. >>daniel: after christopher's death, his parents learned he had been born with a birth defect in his heart and that caused him to collapse. >>> it is now 4:41. he escaped one of the strongest hurricanes on record. coming up at 5:00, are the long journ even in for a local man to get away from hurricane patricia and what he did for 30 minutes to save his own life. >>> ahead this morning, expanding protection from cyber attacks. how sharing more information could protect more people. >>> and it is actually the moisture that bass attached to hurricane patricia fueling showers not much before 3:00 in afternoon, but during the overnight hours into early tomorrow morning. >>> 4:44 right now. state leaders on beacon hill are debating weather to allow terminally ill patients to end their lives with the help of doctors. lawmakers heard from people from both sid

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you can hang your clothes in me. [ normal voice ] christopher walk-in closet. i'm not doing that. okay, relax, mom. you're working for grandpa. it's not even a real job. it's like that summer when i worked for dad. he was just trying to make me feel good about myself.

police later found christopher brutally beaten inside the church. he's in serious condition. the assault has left a central new york community stunned. tara litz lived next door to the church for ten years. >> we always joked around and said they were a cult, which now we're believing that they probably were. >> reporter: what made you think that? >> just the odd behavior. it's a gated community. you line up in a row. they all go in together. the gate closed. >> reporter: four others, including the victim's sister, have been charged with assault. scott, this investigation is ongoing and police do expect more arrests. landmark verdict >> pelley: and the suspects have not commented yet about the charges. michelle miller. thank you very much, michelle. last night, we told you about a landmark verdict in milwaukee. a jury ordered badger guns to pay nearly $6 million to two police officers who were injured by a gun purchased from that store. here's dean reynolds. >> reporter: when a milwaukee jury saw this gun sale at a local store, and then saw two policemen shot with the same we

nine-year-old christopher chester was delivering cookies for a friend when he suddenly collapsed and died. the family says the boy had a prooef existing condition that caused him to vn an enlarged the christopher's parents are in disbelief about what happened. >> he started walking over. and it just hurt right behind me. he fell. screamed dad it hurts. >> christopher was the kind of kid who would do anything and everything for someone before himself. >> the family has started a gofundme page to pay for funeral expenses. people have already donated more than $20,000. >> a 5-year-old boy is recovering tonight after he's hit by a car in worcester. it happened on hamilton street. police say the boy ran into traffic right after he got off of his school bus. investigators say there wasn't an adult there to pick him up. that's not allowed. his sister is usually with him but she wasn't at school that day. and right now the boy is suffering from head trauma and a broken leg. >> and a stunning situation in stoneham where police say robbers tied up and tased two people. investigators say the vi