joshua cologne is charged with criminal homicide.s were working security at club dubai when they responded to an incident in the parking lot about 2:30 this morning. the officers heard the gunshot and saw the suspect shooting at people. one officer returned fire. the suspect got into a vehicle and fled. he was captured a short time later. three people were rushed to the hospital one man did not survive. >> three police officers and a first responder banded together to lift a car off of a 38-year-old woman who was stuck. the woman was jogging when she was hit by an 86-year-old man on the way to church. she became trapped and officers worked to free her. she was rushed to hospital and remains in critical condition tonight. the driver stopped, it was an accident. >> a dog was abandoned inside a vacant home two weeks trapped inside a crate with no food or water. a man that made it his mission to save the most vulnerable around us came to the rescue. jeff chirico has the story. >> the spca took the dog away about an hour ago. the man that

i even had cologne on. >> her 6 year old daughter was excited about the dance. she didn't have a dad so mom decided to take her. an hour before peterson got a call from the school principal. >> she caught rumor that her mother was bringing her and she forbid us to come. if we showed up, we would be turned away. she screamed "no, why, why does this happen to me" this is my baby. i am not going to watch her go through this. if i have to fight tooth and nail to be sure this does not happen to another child, i will. >> later apologized and refunded the money for the tickets. she plans to home school her daughter next year. >>> a heart attack kept a grandmother from seeing her granddaughter walk down the isle. >> this bride was not about to let her grandmother miss seeing her in her gown. just hours after they tied the knott a photographer captured this moment between the bride and her grandmother at the hospital. the photos have gone viral. >> when we got there, it was priceless. her mom and dad went in first. it was a surprise. tyler and my brother in law walked in

town in well, after the the city -- and the city of cologne refused to host politicians, it riled the turkish government, the foreign minister of turkey, who accused germany of trying to undermine turkey and affect the outcome of the coming constitutional referendum because these planned rallies by turkish politicians in germany as well as a rally held by the prime minister of turkey, are seen as a way of drumming up support among 1.4 million turks who are eligible to vote in the upcoming referendum. encouraging them to vote yes. however, many germans and german politicians have been very ,ritical of the referendum seeing it as a way for erdogan to consolidate his autocratic power. erdogan has a lot of support in germany. 60% of the turks voted in the 2014 turkish elections in support of the erdogan. so germany remains an important stop on any campaign trail for members of erdogan's government in turkey, and this is making germans very uncomfortable. erdogan's is clamping down on freedom of speech and freedom of the press, as widely reported in germany, drumming up support on turkish

he colognes the now closed hotel where the british holidaymakers were killed in 2015. he admits security should have been tightened the march after the attack on tourists at the bardo museum. attack, ite bardo should have been, but there is before june of 2015 and after. this is not the same country anymore. orla: this was the picture when terror came to the beach. gunmen wasthe lone on the loose for 40 minutes. today at the inquest in london, condemnation of the glaring absence of security forces. were beingts slaughtered on the sand, the and shouldd have made an effective response. he says police could have arrived in minutes with everything they needed to confront the gunmen. instead they deliberately delayed. the first officer on the scene stayed outside the main gate and never fired a single shot. he knows too well the police were nowhere to be found. when the shooting started he was on the beach. his response was swift. here he is chasing the killer armed only with 2 ashtrays hoping in vain for help. >> no one came, apart from two guards who did nothing. then, wh

chris cologne has reaction. >> reporter: president donald trump on a weekend get away to florida released a tweet accusing former president barack obama of tapping his phones at trump tower in new york during the election. trump offered no evidence to back up the claims but compared it to nixon and watergate. called obama a bad or sick guy. members of congress, democrats and republicans are trying to make sense of the president's accusations. >> i'm sure he's frustrated with the back and forth and the politicalization of the investigation into russian attempt to manipulate our elections. it's a serious charge. >> it needs to be investigated. what is he referring to? is he looking at a breitbart story? spokesman called the accusation false and said neither president obama nor any white house official ordered surveillance on any citizen. in a south carolina town hall meeting, republican senator lindsey graham, a frequent trump critic vowed to get to the bottom of the claims. >> if the former president of the united states was able to obtain a warrant lawfully to monitor trump's campaign for

you will want to use that avenue, south cologne avenue your best bet.s in this morning, just from activity going around here, so eagle, my buddy said good morning; there an accident at huntingdon pike in abington in the answer waist going on is a manhole cover came off and leaking water in the area. so huntingdon park at cedar avenue, you want to use this alternate, shady lane or fox chase road your best bet. if you see anything in your neck of the woods, send me a tweet, i'll use it on air and also answer your questions. rahel, back over to you. >> all right, meisha, thank you. and now for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> from the bucks county courier times, hundreds of current and former bucks and montgomery county resident are partying personal injury lawsuit of fire fighting foam, foam used for decades at military bases in the area are believed to be the source of drinking water contamination. >>> and the trenton times, workers were dem olick g a building in south toms river yesterday when they unearthed two torpedos, several

mri yam cologne has died.he fame actor studio becoming it's first puerto rican member. she had appearances on bonanza, alfred hitchcock presents and gun smoke and nypd blue. she was a mother of tony montana played by al-pacino. miriamcolon died yesterday. she was 80-year-old. it took place in anchorage. there you see about 2,000 dogs on 72 teams ran through the city. the official start takes place on monday in fairbanks. the teams will race nearly 1,000 miles to nome, alaska, it will take them between nine and 17 days in one of the world's most celebrated tests of endurance. >>> another race to note tonight. this one measured in seconds in indianapolis. it looked like track but it was all about football. wide receiver john ross of the university of washington ran the 40 yard dash in a time of just 4.22 seconds, that's a lot faster than it takes me to read this script and tell you about it. a new nfl combined record as players compete in that event for top places in the nfl draft. >>> when we come back how one

south cologne avenue your best bet. a lot going on already only what 4:47. going on this morning, haverford road at medford road, heads up on, that also more construction out there, 252, and valley forge road at chesterbrook boulevard. so again, lot going on already in the 4:00 hour. if i were you, just factor in some extra time this friday morning, jim, over to you. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, the latest on business in this morning's money watch. >> also, a time warp takes you back almost 100 years. where you can look back in time when "eyewitness news" continues. >> 4:49, time for check on money news. >> jill, good morning, so market actually pulled back a bit yesterday. what are investors watching today? >> reporter: well, janet yellen is giving a speech in chicago today, investors watching for any type of insight into whether the feds could raise interest rates again. there are a lot of expectations that the fed will vote for a rate hike at it meeting in march. one factor is a strong job market that we're seeing. jim, rahel. >> so j

this is a video from cologne, germany. they have a big carnival the monday before ash wednesday.all rose monday, yesterday. this guy coming up dressed as jesus has got a big wooden cross. and you see. he didn't check the clearance. he gets -- and it out of the --. [ laughter ] catherine zeta-jones is here with us. [ cheers and applause ] harden. [ cheers and applause ] performing and sitting in with n guitar, hank "the hawk" knutley. welcome, hank. chrpz chrp [ cheers and applause ] i see you're wearing the mardi gras beads. are you from new orleans? >> no, no. >> jimmy: what songs are you going to sing? we're excited to have you here. >> i'm going to sing "trapped in the garage." "trapped in the garage part 2." i'm going to sing "watch your mouth." i'm going to sing "stabbed to life." >> jimmy: stabbed to life? >> yes. >> jimmy: that sounds great, all right. hey, what's the story with your dog here? >> this is my service dog. his name is henry. i'd like to take a moment if you don't mind to thank him for his service. >> jimmy: oh, hey, thank you, henry. [ cheers and applause ] h

cologne, he knows where he was back then. >> i was in my crib playing with the toys that may mom anddad gave me. >> reporter: head coach paul trevor was coaching drake high school at the time. he too had no idea. >> i didn't know who played for the gators at that time. it's amazing what we've done and kind of brought it back. >> reporter: what trevor has done in his seventh season is bring the basketball program out of hibernation. the gators head to the division two national tournament with a 25-5 record. the they're still reveling in the fact that after all of these years they're dancing. >> we broke down the wall. we were pretty excited. we were pretty excited about that. >> euphoric. it was a really crazy sense of euphoria. >> all of the love we're getting right now. >> reporter: that can only get better by advancing in the tournament. they feel they have the roster to get it done. >> we have guys that come off of the bench and score, guys who come off and rebound. we can do anything we put our minds to. >> everybody else i feel like in the country going into this tournament has

. >>> and disney world to face the braves, cologne mid season form viking out three in three innings and nick mar cakeis. he went four innings allowing those runs in his long evidence outing this spring and phillies fell 3-2 and we wait for the eagles to do something and the giants -- >> well -- >> didn't like that move. interesting division. thank you jaime. >>> you could say it's a novel idea that is taking place at an animal shelter in blackwood, new jersey, a new program in this the dogs were read to by students from the brookfield school and the reading has benefits to the animals and children and they improve their reading skills and the doggies become less shy and fearful during the story telling that could increase their chances of being adopted and finding forever homes. that could be a true happy ending. >>> second graders at glen side elementary school were intens y ly listening to a lesson about meteorology from our own karen rogers. she brought a weather balloon to show how to forecast the weather and dozens of them are launched into the skies around the world every day

i'm a little -- >> you have a new cologne?of this citrus vibe around me tonight. want to see if people notice. every time you are here we always play around. we do something silly. i just love you so much. last time you were here we did "ew." we played two little girls -- ew! >> ew! [ inaudible ] >> jimmy: but, doing ew! it was really fun. thank you for doing that. >> it was fun. actually i was so terrified because, he's so funny. like why do you make me do these things? why? >> jimmy: because you are great at it and you destroyed -- >> after i did "tight pants" i was like, oh god. >> jimmy: you can do anything right come on. >> i mean that was pretty embarrassing. >> jimmy: that was the best ever! it was my favorite thing ever. [ cheers and applause ] tight pants was fun. nailed it. >> jimmy: what did your kids think about "ew"? >> they loved "ew." it is funny because the kids love it more than maybe the kids just run around saying, "ew." "ew." "ew." >> jimmy: even if you like something, you go, "ew, that's cool." >> ew. yeah

also available in a cologne for jerrod. >> eric: k.g., your thoughts. >> kimberly: not nice. weird.tt looked pretty but i don't know what else to say about it. why are they taking hits at her. she's the best thing going. >> greg: that's what you do. she is a target. she is politically out there. lorne michaels and "saturday night live" must be so thrilled president trump won because if you look at their ratings. trump saved "saturday night live"'s jobs. it wasn't for donald trump, those hacks would be doing open mic night in scranton. >> dana: i didn't think it was funny. during one of the interviews she said i am a daughter, not a clone. that was one of her more effective and genuine explanations for her role. if the white house could highlight a little bit more some of the things she does. a couple weeks ago she hosted a meeting, encouraged her father to come, and he did. human trafficking, and issue a lot of people care about. it got swallowed up in the other news of the day but she's doing some good things everyone could agree on. >> kimberly: good point. >> bob: "saturday night

this is a video from cologne, germany. they have a big carnival the monday before ash wednesday.hat they call rose monday, yesterday. this guy coming up dressed as jesus has got a big wooden cross. and you see. he didn't check the clearance. it was a close call. we have a great show tonight. kathericatherine zeta jones is with us. from the houston rockets james harden. performing and sitting in with the cletones, hank "the hawk" nuttily. welcome, hank. [ cheers and applause ] you're wearing mardi gras beads, are you from new orleans? >> no, no. >> jimmy: what songs are you going to sing? we're excited to have you here. >> i'm going to sing "trapped in the garage." "trapped in the garage part 2." i'm going to sing "watch your mouth." i'm going to sing "stabbed to life." >> jimmy: stabbed to life? >> yes. >> jimmy: that sounds great, all right. hey, what's the story with your dog here? this is my service dog, name is henry, i'd like to take a moment to thank him for his service. >> jimmy: oh, hey, thank you, henry. [ cheers and applause ] hi, henry. all right. henry doesn't know wh

she used mascara to make the beard, put on cologne. she was ready to go but the principal found out before the dance and told her that she would be turned away. >> i was trying to comply with, you know, the rules, you know, being a father daughter dance. i knew if i showed up as her mother they probably wouldn't let me in there. >> school officials apologized and they gave her back her money for the can come in lieu of a dad. the mom said she will home school her daughter next year. >>> in news for your health now, doctors are now using a club drug that led to overdoses as a treatment for depression. ketamine is an animal tranquilizer that's highly addictive. liz lehman said she was contemplating suicide after fighting postpartum depression for years when her doctor prescribed ketamine, she felt better immediately. >> i am happy, joyous. >> stress over time may cause damage to important connections in the brain that may lead to depression. ketamine has the potential to heal or repair those connections. >> doctors say since the drug is

write me postcards and spray your cologne on it. and i'll see you at girl scouts, okay?going to be picking me up soon. i love you, too. >> i love you, too. >> i love you, mom. bye, mommy. >> bye, baby. >> love you. >> i love you more. i love you more than the air that i breathe. >> me too. >> i love you more than the air that i breathe. be good, okay? stay on green lights. ♪ >> bye, angels from heaven. >> bye, mommy. >>> coming up -- >> calm down. >> when pets go to jail. >> i bond more with the dogs here than the girls on the yard. befi was active.gia, i was energetic. then the chronic, widespread pain drained my energy. my doctor said moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. he also prescribed lyrica. fibromyalgia is thought to be the result of overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. for some, lyrica can significantly relieve fibromyalgia pain and improve function, so i feel better. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual chan

just tell me what you want. >> i'm making a mental list. >> if not you're getting cologne, socks or what know why i thought underwear for david. >> another segment coming up. coming up, really, though, this right now we want to show you a picture from a beautiful example of how it takes a village really. milliholliman documented her daughter's adoption day with a series of photos recognizing the people who supported the journey and the amazing photos have gone viral. she didn't mean for them to but people have just loved it and now milliand her adorable 5-year-old daughter wren like a little bird are joining us from raleigh, north carolina. good morning, guys. >> say, good morning. >> good morning. >> i love your sign. hello, wren. hi, millie. so, millie, tell me about this decision that you made to document your journey. >> well, i wanted to do something for wren that she can look back on and, you know, a few years and recognize how excited i was for her adoption day but then also the rest of our family just so she could know how much we loved her. >> such a wonderful, beautiful idea an

he does that for a lot of products like success for men cologne by trump. or the donald j.ure collection reading glasses and it will be a long time before we forget trump steaks. >> when it comes to great steaks, i've just raised the stakes. businessman donald trump amassed a vast portfolio of trademarks around the world to protect his products and brand. for years his company has been applying for trademark protection in the world's second biggest economy china. by most accounts that had been slow going until now. dozens of trump trademarks have now gotten preliminary approval by beijing and democrat senator ben cardin is one of many who say the timing is more than a coincidence. it's clear to me he says initials beijing have come to appreciate the potential return on investments for china in having a positive personal business relationship with the president of the united states. well, for more we're joined by former ethics star in the obama administration and now cnn contributor norm isom. you're part of a legal team filing suit against president trump alleging he's viol

if someone is sniffs a bag, it's probably not baby powder or cologne. >> you don't get a nickle bag forellos. >> it's two boxes. >> $20 based on what i heard. that's based on the evidence. again, ultimately this doesn't necessarily change what happened on canfield, but it does raise questions. we don't know all the information. >> it doesn't raise anything. >> maybe not for you. i've been dealing with you since the beginning of this case and nothing raised questions. >> and i've been proven right because the officer walked. >> you've been proven right? >> just because an officer walked doesn't mean you're right. >> you make up all the evidence. >> there's a bullet in the top of michael brown's head. >> this last word has been awesome, by the way. >> i'm interested in the conversation -- the tone came back down, so i was more interested in the conversation. to harry's point, this is a big point for people. they'll say hands up don't shoot. >> harry is lyingnd everything he's saying is a lie right now. >> jason, relax. >> you're a liar and a fraud. >> this doesn't help us. >> let's have t

want your help tracking down a shoplifting suspect who is accused of stealing more than $2,300 in cologne. according to police, the suspect hit three walgreen stores in wilmington and dover then tried to hit a fourth in magnolia in the past week. officials say he was able to unlock display cases in those stores but they're still not clear how. he was last seen driving a car white or gray four door sedan like that one. anyone with information is asked to call delaware state police. >> also new at 5:00 tonight law enforcement in new jersey has donahue tech to catch fugitives faster. one machine can do a year's worth of patrol work in just a matter of hours. new jersey correspondent nora muchanic has the story now from hopewell township. >> every time you'll hear like a little deep -- beep and that's when it's getting a red. >> reporter: jim is on route 31 watching traffic and the leadout on his alpr, automatic license plate recognition system using infrared cameras mounted on the top of his vehicle the alpr can scan the plates of vehicles coming and going past his patrol car. >> it takes th

year it fell by 600,000 and given the sexual assault of a little more than a year ago they saw in cologne, rather than division, coming together, and it comes from. >> and the right thing to do. >> he will dagan on that. and potential terrorism. and without better vetting, they invited violence into the nation. >> this is polled globally. the citizens of germany, citizens of the eu waiver refugees coming in italy favorite the figuring things out. >> why did britain leave the eu. >> she is the leading opponent, and pulling back that. and everybody looks at this differently, it will be a good meeting if she draws a line in the sand president trump might draw a line in the sand and you have something different for the day. >> what will happen for me thes going to europe? >> nothing will happen to them. europe needs to risen dollars more than ever and making a mistake. dagen: the president is pushing ahead with his revised travel ban for six muslim countries vowing to fight the rulings two federal judges in hawaii and maryland, the white house press secretary sean spicer talked about this yes

. >> this happened at a metro station in cologne. >> he was dressed as jesus but forgot to calculatet for his cross there. he did manage to finally get himself and the cross free and headed off to the city's rose monday carnival. >> just imagine that scene. >> and he knows the camera's on him. but jimmy kimmel's comment is the good thing is he's a carpenter. >> even if you're playing jesus, i would stay away from crosses at this point. well, hopefully he got to his location. the dramatic confrontation caught on camera. how one officer lept into a to subdue this man. >>> and could this be the creepiest selfie ever? how many people do you see? >> two people. >> the 13-year-old said she thought she and her brother were alone. see that face in the background. >> who's that? >> "world news now" weather brought to you by febreeze. >>> so the nfl combins are happening right now in detroit. and i think the jets might want to sign up that guy. so there is a guy with a baseball bat taken down by police officer in west covina, california. witnesses say an officer tackled him after he started kn

. >> i healed my time to ranking member cologne. >> i will use a minute. i want to go back to this basic amendment, the idea that the essential benefit package -- i think the great debate about this this evening or this morning is because we feel so strongly about it. when we passed it we wanted to cover as many people as possible. coststed to keep affordable but we also wanted to make sure people got the good benefit package. that is why we feel so strongly about this. the main thing was to get rid of these skeletal plans. i have heard a number of colleagues on the other side, about how people should have freedom of choice, freedom to have skeletal plans, plans that may be don't include hospitalization, freedom to have no insurance, but what they forget is this is not like freedom of speech. if you have the freedom to not have health insurance or to have a lousy plan, then that burden falls on everybody else. because if you get sick, you go to the emergency room, you go to the hospital, you don't have compensation, and who pays? the hospital and ultimatel

cologne for five minutes on the amendment. >> thank you, chairman. i listen to the john and from texas a something be left up to the states. up to theve it states, in the case of his state, people wouldn't even have medicaid coverage in this expanded category. i don't even understand why in the world you would want to say it should be left up to the states. i made this argument earlier this evening with regard to a lot of the discriminatory practices. if we left it up to the states or the way things used to be, you would still have the problems of pre-existing conditions, the caps, lifetime not havingurance, kids on their policy up to the age of 26, i mean the reason that the federal government stepped in, and of course the intention was that states would adopt expanded medicaid and the reason the federal government stepped in and dealt with some of these issues and didn't leave it to the states was because it wasn't working and they were providing benefits and they had discriminatory practices. i just have to disagree with the general premise that t

colognes amendment accurately describes what will happen if this legislation will happen. if you don't believe it, wait for the cbo score that will be week.hed next let me draw your attention to the incredible impact that the affordable care act has had on individuals in the life-saving benefits it has created for people in my district in eastern carolina. since the aca was signed into law, millions of americans have gained access to quality health care services and hundreds of thousands more have seen their health insurance improve. the aca has played a significant role in reducing worry among americans who previously struggled to pay unaffordable medical bills when they got sick. we cannot afford to go back to the days when americans were forced to pay more money for less coverage. and when insurance companies ration the care, people receive -- ration the care people receive. my constituents do not want to go when a health-care emergency could bankrupt them. rip health care away from my constituents and come i believe it or not, from your constituents. the aca saves live

he also got another tattoo of a bottle of today car noir cologne in reference to his old twitter handleat's where you go too far. you all right up until that point. >> who doesn't love is a day. >> sweet as at a boo. >> she has the sweetest voice. >> i do like drake. >> wabash day. >> is a day for me is like the 80s. cassette in the car. top down. she is height bulb for sure. >> for mow it was late at night when you were trying to go to sleep. >> ♪♪ >> everybody needs to know -- >> the mood. we love you sade. maybe i'll get a tattoo later of you who knows. we're a little more than two months away now from the love actually reunion. 15 years after the original hit film the reunion will be ten minute short film special. it feature the same actor that is were in it before. these two. andrew garfield and kyra nightly and if you just can't contain your excitement, the reunion trailer has been released. here it is. ♪♪ andrew lincoln. ♪♪ >> he look the same. it's andrew lincoln not andrew garfield, spiderman. i'm sorry. >> i was thinking spiderman. >> i love the young couple and here they are

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