investigators say cosmo didn't act alone in the murders. his cousin has been charged in three of the murders. his preliminary hearing has been set for 1:30 this afternoon. the pair faces charge includes abuse of a corpse, conspiracy and robbery. what is happening here today, another step in the legal process of a case that broke so many hearts here in bucks county. i'm pamela osbourn, nbc 10 news. >>> all right. take a look at hurricane watches and warnings that are in place right now. you can see that we are looking at that cope red, haiti, the dominican republic. cuba and some of the northern most parts of the bahamas are under a hurricane had watch likely to be extended to a warning and it will be no surprise if we starred to see warnings spreading up along the florida coastline, as well. that's what we're dealing with currently form watches and warnings with irma moving through the caribbean. now let's talk temperatures across area. the we have temperatures read now sitting at 60 in philadelphia and 62 at the atlantic city marina. dover

cosmo dinardo is waiving the the preliminary hearing. he is held without bail and faced the judge this morning. he admitted to killing four men on his parent salisbury farm in july. nora muchanic will have more on today's hearings coming up in the next half hour. >>> delaware county investigators cracked a cold case from ten years ago announcing an arrest this morning. the 34-year-old from new york was taken into district court. goody is charged with first degree murder in the stabbing death of gary jenkins at his home in 2007. his girlfriend lived with jefrn jenkins at the time. he was arrested for assault in new york in 2014. >>> one person has died after reported being hit by a bulldozer at this northeast philadelphia construction site. first responders rushed to the 5100 block just after 6:00 a.m. the site is located between i-95 and the delaware river, investigators have not said how the person came into the path of that equipment. >>> police are looking for the thiefs that stole rental cars from a thrifty rental lot in south philad

cosmo dinardo did not appear in court and his cousin sean kratz is expected to have an appearance later today. nora muchanic has more on what this all means for the case and reaction from the victims, one of the family's attorneys. >> reporter: hi there sara, it was hard to see and understand cosmo dinardo this as you said was done via video and it was kind of a wide shot and his voice was muffled but he did indeed wave his right to a preliminary hearing. that means that prosecutors did not have to offer evidence against him. >> his mannerisms were odd and awkward. but not unexpected. he repeated the same thing a number of times. >> that is how the lawyer for the- family explained it. he is facing conspiracy, homicide and abuse of a corpse be robbery in connection with the death of four men in july. their bodies were found buried on the farm in salisbury. >> dinardo appeared via video. >> they saw him and he appeared to be a cowardly individual. on that screen. on that video in a prison where he belongs. >> this afternoon dinardo cousin accused accomplice will have a court appearance bu

if you go to cosmo couture.org you >> cosmo couture.org.the washington, d.c. area which as we know is very important cause. a lot of need there. and you can do it in such a stylish and unique way. models, is this comfortable? [ laughter ] >> no. >> yes, no. no. >> i would match jenn but you look amazing for the art you'll suffer for it, right. >> we are delighted this is amazing and beautiful and congratulations to the people last year and those this year you've got tough acts to follow. thank you very much, caroline. >> thank you maureen. again this thursday that's the show. tuck, scooch over. >> can you imagine what the human mind can conceive and execute. >> i thought i was looking at tim burton alice in wonderland coming to life. >> yes, indeed. >> tuck, final weather. >> ideas for the family for -- halloween. >> for halloween. >> you know that costs more than dollar. >> we're not dressing up new york city. >> they look great. >>> hey, speaking of looking great if you're north and we have getting lots of sunshine it looks great. south a

kate is the current cover girl on the current issue on cosmo.here say q&a talked about the laziest thing she has ever done. her response is have a c-section. kate the mom of two boys faced fury from mothers, doctors and critics, call it a life saving necessity in some cases and not a luxury and argued that the word lazy hardly applies here and some people are defending her. no sponsor clarification yet from hudson but a lot of people talking. >> finally, it may be the best selfies ever. no matter how hard we try we can't top the ones taken by the monkey. but the legal debate on who owns the pictures. peta and the photographer david slater finally reached a settlement. the prime at took slater's camera and peta argues that by reposting his rights were infingered and slater will donate 25% of any future revenue he collects to a charity that protects them in indonesia. >> he is really good. better than a do. perfectly centered. >> and all the faces. and nailing the emotions. pretty cool. >> love him. >> he deserves some money. >> i'm always bananas

they can't wait to fill the cosmos what they can do.be rocking out and thinking these guys knew how to party. >> that simply the basis for a great book. we now have time for a few audience questions. we have a lot of questions on social media. the first one come from twitter. on yourelaborate brainwave eeg that is inscribed on the golden disk and the love story inside? >> i would be happy to talk about this. while we were producing the wednesday i asked if it was possible to meditate and all of the impulses that my body was giving off. my ekg, my eeg. every single thing. it is not something we thought about that they can reconstituted as meditation. i remember carl looking at me and saying a billion years is a long time so go do it. i went to the medical center. i was hooked up to a computer which was the size of a room. much more computing power in our iphones. i was sense to pride. i meditated for about one hour. planethe history of the and its geology, it's biology, it's emerging technology to the best of my very limited ability. the

this agreement being signed at the i see in adelaide it means that we will continue nasa and ross cosmos will continue to cooperate in space and it's very exciting because this deep space gateway is one of the key components of the new architecture that is more a moon centric now and it's basically a node a very small and human tended kind of a space station that will enable us to both explore the moon and also serve as a departure point to go farther into the universe including possibly or hopefully one day to mars so why exactly that are we building this d s g and what's the big deal with the moon haven't we explored enough of it how well we have explored the moon and last time we were very one nine hundred seventy two so we haven't been back there quite a while the reason to go back there are many reasons if we want to go to mars in my opinion i think it makes a lot of sense to go back to the moon first because we want to make sure that everything we sent to mars before we send the crew there is going to work so we want to make sure habitats work the power sources power generators the

today, the news that has us all crying in our cosmos.o go. >> are you skup set that kim is delaying "sex and the city 3." >> please tell me you have changed your mind. >> not exactly. >> reporter: the headlines blame kim cattrall's demands. >> and i'm done. >> reporter: daily mail tv reports the 61-year-old wanted warner brothers to produce some projects she had in development or she wouldn't commit. the studio said, no way. >> yes, financially, i would be fantastic for all of us. but i'm really about content. >> reporter: kim tweeted her response. the only demand i ever made was that i didn't want to do a third film. >> please. >> easy there, waterworks. >> reporter: ajp, cynthia, and kristen all reportedly signed on. kristin posted this morning, i'm sad and disappointed that we won't be able to bring you all the final chapter of "sex and the city." i would love to do it. i'm on record. >> there are warming draws that keep the plate hot. >> i think we can remain hopeful. >> reporter: as for mr. big? >> think that story is told many time

investigators say cosmo didn't act alone in the murders. his cousin shawn krats has been charged with three of the four murders. the pair is fatesing several other charges, including abuse of a corpse, conspiracy and robbery. there will be no cameras inside the courtroom today but we of course will be here and we'll let you know what's happening in the courts with those proceedings. >> pam, thank you. 6:07 right now. happening today in north philadelphia, the temple university will unite to grieve one of their own, a vigil held in honor of jenna burleigh. the event is scheduled for 3:30 this had afternoon near the founder's garden. the entire community is welcome to attend. >>> just a few minutes after 6:00 on your thursday, you may be getting up and out the door. let's take a live look outside. this is in camelback up in the poconos. a beautiful start to your thursday after the rain has moved through. krystal klei is here with your forecast. >> the crowlouds are on their w out. these are the latest details on irma. winds are sustaining at

they watched cosmo dinardo of bensalem wave his preliminary hearing.was facing charges of conspiracy and murder and abuse of a corpse and robbery. in connection with the deaths. the bodies were discovered in july buried on a dinardo family farm in salisbury. >> they did not get to see him face-to-face but they certainly saw him and he appeared to be a cowardly individual on that screen. on that video. in a prison where he belongs. >> 20-year-old sean kratz of northeast philadelphia his alleged accomplice did not wave his preliminary hearing. some family members wept as they listened to the details on how they were shot by dinardo and moved their bodies with a backhoe and burned and buried them and kratz described it as a massacre. >> i wish there was another word but that is a very good word to describe what these four boys went through. >> kratz indicated in his own words it was a massacre. they went out for a post massacre cheesesteak meal. and it's unconscionable and outrageous. >> we heard that my client places himself at the scene of the killing a

he tweeted, i hope to be home sipping a cosmo in a few days because a cosmo puts everybody in a better dice. >> not just one, how about a couple. >> he spoke at my college graduation. >> what a moment. >> our best to him this morning. >>> we are going to turn now to currently serving government officials including a few trump cabinet secretaries who are under scrutiny for their travel habits. >> one congressman is looking into what's being spent on private flights. gio benitez is here with the latest. great to have you in the studio. >> reporter: we're talking about expensive private planes. the flights are costing tens of thousands of dollars but spokes people for some of the secretaries say they're necessary. still, some members of congress aren't buying it. this morning treasury secretary steve mnuchin is under investigation for trips on costly jets with american taxpayers footing the bill. mnuchin's flight on a u.s. airforce c-37 costing taxpayers at least $25,000. that ride from new york to washington d.c. less than an hour. that rate on a commercial plane, 210 bucks. it happened

. >> two american astronauts and a russian co cosmo not, blasted of this evening to add to the station'sof three. they have been in orbit since july. "jimmy kimmel live" live next on channel6 followed by "nightline." "action news" continues at 4:30. for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. have a good night tonight. ♪ ♪

cosmo dinardo is charged with killing four men? july, three men were found in a common drive the 4th was in a separate grave. >> new this morning, stealthy thieves were able to sneak around security to drive three cars off a car rental lot in southwest philadelphia around 2:00 a.m. police say a group of men approached the front gate. some of them distracted the guard on duty while the suspects stole the cars. they were recovered nearby on the 5700 block of willow street. police have a person in custody and they searching for the other suspects. >> not much going on around here, but we have three hurricanes. >> reporter: irma is the biggy. jose farther out in the atlantic, and then katia is the one that will curve and go back into the mexican coast. storm tracker 6 live double scan the rain is off the coast at this point. we are looking at that precipitation continuing to flow away from us. taking a look outside, sky6 live hd there's the commodore barry bridge, already you're seeing a brightening happening in the skies above the bri

cousins charged in the deaths of four bucks county men are due in court for a preliminary hearing, cosmo dinardo admitted to killing the men on his solbury farm in july. three bodies were buried in a common grave. the 4th man's remains were found in a separate location. all four victims were shot and three set on fire. >>> the federal judge sentenced a north philadelphia woman who admitted to trying to join isis to 8 years in prison. she pleaded guilty to attempting to provide material support to an terrorist organization. thomas told the judge she was not evil, just misled. >>> 1,000 additional troops are heading to afghanistan. >> fake accounts likely from russia bought a massive amount of ads during the u.s. presidential campaign. >> they say there's no free lunch, but the largest school district in the country is changing that. >> reporter: most of the rain off the coast, we have lingering sprinkles, they won't be around for long. a nice afternoon ahead. what about the weekend? we'll have the latest from accuweather coming up. >> i'm actually nervous right now. >> rachael: cooking sc

days because a cosmo puts everybody in a better mood. >> at age 94, roll the dice. >> not just one,spoke at my college graduation. >> did he really? >> bob dole, world war ii hero as well. >> what a moment. >> our best to him this morning. >>> we are going to turn now to currently serving government officials including a few trump cabinet secretaries who are under scrutiny for their travel habits. >> at least one congressman is now calling for a hearing into what's being spent on private jets and expensive government flights and abc's gio benitez is here with the late. great to have you in the studio. >> great to be here this morning. we're talking about expensive military planes and private jets. the special flights are costing tens of thousands of dollars, but spokes people for some of the secretaries say they're necessary. still, some members of congress aren't buying it. this morning treasury secretary steve mnuchin is under investigation for trips on costly jets with american taxpayers footing the bill. mnuchin's flight on a u.s. airforce c-37 costing taxpayers at least $25,000

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. >> two american astronauts and a russian co cosmo not, blasted of this evening to add to the station'save been in orbit since july. "jimmy kimmel live" live next on channel6 followed by "nightline." "action news" continues at 4:30. for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. have a good night tonight. ♪ ♪ . >>> jimmy kimmel live to like to wish a happy birthday to chainz. >> from hollywood, it's jimmy kimmel live. tonight, michael keaton, van jones, and music from lone bellow. and now we should also mention, here's jimmy kimmel! hi, everybody. thank you

a soyuz space capsule carrying an american astronaut and a russian cosmo naught have docked.hey will join a russian, american and italian who have been on the space station since late july. >>> the federal government is rolling out new rules for self- driving cars and trucks. the federal government outlined its guide lines including a 12-point safety. the new rules are not mandatory but eliminate three of the speeches used under the obama administration giving automakers more freedom to test self-driving vehicles without waiting for approval from the federal government. the industry says that will speed up testing without compromising safety. >>> apple has released two new cell phones. apple marked the 10th anniversary of the iphone during the big launch event at the steep jobs theater yesterday at apple's new campus in cupertino. the biggest buzz about the new iphone 10 where steve jobs says is the biggest leap since the original iphone, it featured edge-to-edge glass screen, it uses facial recognition technology. as rumors suggested, the cost is $999. and apple gave a new l

late this afternoon, the world war ii veteran tweeted out he hopes to be home, "sipping a cosmo" in coming days. we hope so, too. first lady melania trump put on gloves and held her first white house kitchen garden event. she hosted a local children group to plant and harvest vegetables. former first lady michelle obama established the garden 2009 to go witobama establishedn 2009 to go with her platform of promoting healthy eating to help curb childhood obesity. nancy: a rude reception for the former f.b.i. director first lecture at howard university today. nancy: they are shouting "get out james comey, you ain't our homey." one of a string of protests chanted as james comey spoke at the comey is scheduled to speak four more times this school year at howard. virginia now has a super fast link to europe for communication. lawmakers and tech industry leaders are announcing today the completion of a transatlantic cable that runs 4,000 miles from spain to virginia beach. that cable can transmit 160 terabytes of data per second. that is equal to 71 million h.d. videos simultaneously. a lot of n

cosmo dinardo waived his hearing but his cousin sean kratz was there.e described the scene as a massacre and that he and dinardo went for cheesesteaks after the murders. the four your found dead on dinardo's family farm in salisbury township in july. >>> a viewing is held tonight for jenna burley. family and friends are gathering at the koppel funeral home tonight. earlier today dozens of temple students gathered on campus holding red flours in burley's honor. her suspected killer is charged with murder and abuse of a corpse and other crimes. >>> police are looking for the thiefs that stole three rental cars from a thrifty rental lot in northeast philadelphia. someone distracted a security guard when others stuck into the lot and drove away in the vehicles. the cars were recovered on willow street and one person was taken into custody but five others remain at large. >>> whole tech international cut the ribbon on the third u.s. manufacturing plant. new jersey governor, chris christie and camden mayor, dana redd were there for the opening of the christa

tweet, the 94-year-old dole thanked people for their prayers and said he hopes to be home sipping a cosmon a few days. >>> still ahead tonight, what happens when the emergency is with 911 itself? we're going to take you to a big city where desperate calls for help have gone unanswered. >>> also, the driver hailed as a hero after a school bus erupts in flames. >>> we're back now with a critical problem plaguing a major american city. in cincinnati a series of 911 outages have left callers to fend for themselves. so why is it happening? nbc news national investigative correspondent jeff rossen is getting answers in tonight's "rossen reports." >> reporter: in cincinnati a public safety crisis. callers unable to get through to 911. >> i was driving home, and i saw a car smash up against a pole. >> reporter: wow. >> so i called 911 two, three times and they never answered. it just rang and rang. >> reporter: you're trying to help that driver who may have needed immediate medical attention? >> correct. >> reporter: and countless others. >> we called them three times and no response. >> it rang

including mars lunar base project is a joint collaboration between nasa russia's space agency ross cosmos and other international partners expected to begin sometime in twenty twenty construction will take at least half a dozen years scientists from all the countries involved have hailed deep space gateway as an important step towards human exploration and understanding they also hope that technology could help accelerate human existence in space. but if they answer the basic understanding of space science astrobiology yesterday ology. you know the knock on effects and benefits of science away you you know the costs of the short term costs the long term benefits to science of make these missions reasonable and rational and beneficial after this long. not working on the number issues and we know well now that it's such a hot topic you haven't discussed one of the out the deep space between a person and i really can't find any separate question looking forward to just next step. but another stellar entity underperformers here in just over half an hour's time with all the global news making

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sharyl: what we see, taste, measure, and touch -- ordinary matter -- comprises only 5% of the cosmos. rest is dark matter and energy. you can believe that because i looked it up on the internet when i was pondering the darkness last night. with that google search, i joined in the world of genius. or so some seem to think. it's instant genius syndrome and that can be a problem. at least according to tom nichols, a professor of national security affairs at the u.s. naval war college. he's written a book called "the death of expertise" what's your definition of expert and how does the public distinguish between the expert and somebody who's rolling himself out as one? -- holding himself out as one? prof. tom nichols: experts are the people who have more knowledge in a specialized field and have devoted their life to it than other people. so, it's necessarily somewhat exclusive. the people who hold themselves out as experts usually are people who don't have much of a track record and whose expertise isn't highly dependent on them -- is entirely dependent on them asserting it rather than p

said earthly differences really are put aside when it comes to higher causes quite literally ross cosmos the russian space agency and nasa the u.s. counterpart have agreed to build this new space station are going to see a quote there by eagle comet off the head of course most confirming that of course very excited about the prospects of this new construction being built it's going to be called the deep space gateway is going to be built in the new in the orbit of the moon and its main purpose will be to serve as a first step towards having bases on the moon eventually perhaps even to mars and also launching astronauts and cosmonauts all over the solar system potentially all over the galaxy in the long run of course everyone in the space community is very excited about this take a listen. variance or basic understanding of space science astrobiology yesterday ology. no knock on effects and benefits of science oh wait you do you know the costs of the short term costs the long term benefits to science to. make these missions reasonable and rational and beneficial patrik construction is goi

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he admitted being there for the killings, but says his cousin, cosmo dinardo is the murerers. the body of the four victims were found on the dinardo family farm over the summer. dinardo confessed to the killings in exchange for not getting the death penalty. >>> the lawsuit over median parking on broad street in south philadelphia is over for now. a judge threw out that lawsuit yesterday. a group of neighbors called the fifth square filed the suit. it argued that median parking right along broad, not safe. the group tells nbc 10, they're going to review their other legal options. >>> i'm first alert meteorologist, erika martin. of course, we're tracking hurricane irma, currently a category 5 with sustained wind speeds at 160 miles per hour. the threshold for a category 5 is 157 miles per hour and greater. so right now, a category 5, keeping its strength, maintaining its position towards miami and it's approximately 500 miles away from the tip of florida. so let's go ahead and take a look at what we have going on locally here. we do have an area of high pressure sitting over th

meet cosmo and baxter, they are both part of the new lesion life organization. pups will be train by inmates at the alternative and special detention facility on street road. at the end of the program the dogs will be adopted out and inmates will be ready to return to the community. >> these dogs will be the frontier for 12 weeks and our goal to get them trained, using positive reenforcement method, basic obedience training and get their ctc test done and pass the test so that we can ultimately take them into forever homes. >> great, new lesion life also brought up 40 other rescued dogs and cats, from texas. >>> gloucester county animal shelter is going to the dogs, workers took a road trip to hurricane tossed areas of texas, south carolina and florida and came back with eight pups. hurricane dogs arrived saturday and have a temporary home in new jersey. they are all, by the way, available for adoption. >>> glad they are getting help >> yes. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning apple unveils its new iphone. >> we will show you upgrade and hear about

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there's a lot of frustration about because the uk cosmo mail —— main goal in the brexit negotiationsrom talking about past obligations to talking about a future partnership with the eu. but there's a long road ahead and it's going to get bumpy. the eu's chief negotiator michel barnier said yesterday there had been no decisive progress on any of the main issues. in other words, for the moment, it's no go. so a quick reminder about the issues on which the eu says progress has to be made before it will talk more about the futur first, the status of eu citizens in the uk and uk citizens elsewhere in europe. there was some progress this week — confirmation that after brexit these citizens will still be able to use their ehic health insurance cards. there's no agreement on that, though, for the rest of us. and here's the overall sticking point — who would have legal authority over any deal on citizens' rights. the eu wants it to be the ecj. the uk says that's not acceptable after brexit. the second major focus at the moment is the border between northern ireland and the irish republic. the

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including mars the lunar base project is a joint collaboration between nasa russia's space agency ross cosmos and also other international partners expected to begin sometime in two thousand and twenty construction will take at least six years scientists from all the countries involved have hailed deep space gateway as an important step towards human exploration and also understanding and they also hope the technology could help accelerate human existence in space. very uncertain the basic understanding of space science astrobiology yes sure geology. you know knock on effects and benefits the science of the way you do you know the costs of the short term costs the long term benefits science of make these missions reasonable and rational and beneficial finally after this long clearly. not working on the moon or missions we know well now that it's such a hot topic you haven't discussed one of. the deep space bitrate. that to find any separate question looking forward to this next step. if you want to learn more about it so you go to our web site at r.t. dot com that's how the news looks i'm bac

cosmo dinardo is accused of killing three men. sean plat accused of killing three of the men.nd three were set on fire. >> stealthy thieves snuck around security and stole three cars off a car rental lot around 2:00 a.m. a group of men approached the front gate. the cars were recovered nearby on the 5700 block of willow street. police have a person in custody and they searching for the other suspects. >> summer seems to have pulled the early swift for fall. >> reporter: no kidding it will feel that way all weekend long. storm tracker 6 live double scan for now we had overnight rain it's gone. sky6 live hd we have lots of sunshine getting ready to come up over the horizon. the clouds related to the shower activity have shot on out of here. 59 degrees in philadelphia. a little bit cool on the bus stop. winds have died down a little bit, five miles an hour in the ocean, 72. future tracker 6 showing the rest of the day we're looking at cloud cover starting to break up, most of the day looks like it will be sun and clouds, perhaps a sprinkle or shower up north of the poconos but no

cosmo will be paired with inmate trainers who will socialize the animals for rehabilitation program.t the end of the program, the animals will be available for adoption. >>> hurricane irma wasn't about to ruin the birthday party of a young cancer patient in florida. with that storm bearing down, the 3-year-old's mother wasn't able to get ready for the big day. the girl was in the hospital after being diagnosed with leukemia on friday. so the staff stepped in. somehow they came up with a cake and decorations. she begins her chemo tomorrow. that brought a smile to her face. >> she was so happy and licked the cake. >>> coming up next at 4:00, surviving hurricane irma. >> let's go to aaron. >> we are live at philadelphia international airport. we have been watching the big board all day as these flights start to roll in from florida after irma. we'll have your travel stories and also your travel nightmares, after the break. >>> speaking of travel nightmares, a plane slacks into a tree and it's caught on camera. we found autowhere the pilot was going when this happened. >>> we continue to

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sorry jaws and cosmo owners of the philadelphia soul but he's warmed up and ready to go. >> here he goes, that is long. [laughter] >> did he make it. >> i say yes. >> is that good? >> it's good. >> yes. >> unbelievable. >> it is possible. >> thank you. >> he's available for any team that might heed him. you'll be with someone soon. >> wow,. >> hey, jen, that was cool. 9:52. keep those puberty photos coming to us. >> here's a really good one involving hair spray. look at that. >> i had that hair. >> i love it. >> yikes. >> we'll show some more when we come back. >> ♪ (vo) with thousands of quality pre-owned vehicles... and exceptional customer service, head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... flip your thinking about buying your next one. >> ♪ >> here's something to do this sunday. it is the 47th german american steuben parade. kicks off at 1:00 at south penn avenue and huntingdon pike in rockledge, pennsylvania. >> i love the food. >> food is going to be great. we stuck the peanut butter on parchment paper into the freezer. i

think of it just the last couple of months, cosmo dinardo and sean kratz allegedly slaughter four acquaintanceswhat? david desper accused of gunning down college bound bianca roberson because of a traffic dispute gerard grandzol murder that's in front of this toddler caught for nothing. it's inexcusable. >> everybody used to play basketball, sports and everything like that, even if it was in the neighbor. >> reporter: hit man is 30 years old. he's seen drastic change. >> now it's more so every corner you go to you got worry about if it's save that you can walk down that block. >> reporter: we know families are a factor. jobs are a factor. because money is a big factor. mental health is a factor. we're looking at a dozen problems rolled into one. >> what's up? >> anton brown runs unity in the community works on this stuff daily and he says we've got to elevate how we see one another. >> we have to stop seeing each other as enemies and start seeing each other as love. you know when you look at someone with angry heart or angry mindset, you tend to wan wanted to things to people. and i think, you

salvador: en las energías, en las vibras, en el universo, en el acomodo del cosmos. de albahaca, de copal, eucalipto como para abrir las vías respiratorias, como para liberar energías. carolina: para juan gabriel su imagen debía ser impecable. siempre utilizaba un saco y pantalón, aunque el atuendo definitivo sería un misterio hasta el último instante. salvador: tenían que tenerlo todo envuelto. lo sacaban única y exclusivamente en su camerino. nadie podía saber si hoy viene con un atuendo blanco, hoy viene de negro, hoy viene de azul. no, eso lo decide él a última hora. carolina: ¿era exigente juan gabriel? salvador: yo creo que él no hubiera sido juan gabriel si no fuera primero tan exigente con él mismo. Él componía la letra, él se involucraba en los arreglos musicales, él grababa. no había manera que tú pudieras salirte de una línea que él no hubiera dicho. carolina: para los que no estamos en el mundo del espectáculo, escuchar estas exigencias puede sonar un poco exagerado. sin embargo, para los artistas los rituales antes y después de cada presentación son más

think of it just the last couple of months, cosmo dinardo and sean kratz allegedly slaughter four acquaintanceswhat? david desper accused of gunning down college bound bee anna roberson because of a traffic dispute? gerard grandzol murdered in front of his toddler daughter for nothing. why? it's inexcusable. >> everybody used to play basketball, sports and everything like that. even if it was in the neighbor. >> reporter: hit man is 30 years old in that time he's seen drastic change. >> now it's more so every corner you go to you got to worry about if it's save that you can walk down that block. >> reporter: we know families are a factor. jobs are a factor because money is a big factor. mental health is a factor. we're looking at a dozen problems rolled into one. >> what's up? hanton brown runs unity in the community. he says we've got to elevate how we see one another. >> we have to stop seeing each other as enemies and start seeing each other as love. you know when you look at someone with angry heart or angry mindset, you tend to wanted to things to people. i think you know once you, you kno

while she tells cosmo political continue, felt tired but blamed it on busy schedule turns out to be benignhe said, about the size after lemon, pressing against her brain. surgeons removed the tumor three days later, and now walsh said she pays much more a then sean to her health. >> good for her. i really like her on that show >> very good. >> just ahead of the holiday shopping season toys "r" us filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. >> struggling with the 5 billion-dollar long-term debt. the company says it intends to use the bankruptcy protection to re-structure that debt. there are approximately 1600 toys l us and babies r us stores all around the world, the company says they will continue operating as usual. >> mcdonald's is taking steps to make their happy meals a little more healthy, fast-food chain dumping apple juice from its kids meals, instead will include organic juice made by honest kids with less sugar. happy meal has made other changes in the past, including smaller french friday portions , and the addition of apple slices. >> and whiskey lovers out there will soon be lining up at

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the former grey's anatomy and private practice star told cosmo magazine she was having physical and cognitiveefore the tumor was that found. when doctors located it it was the size of a small lemon. walsh underwent surgery two years ago and then took nine months offer work. the actress says she's now back to normal. >> health check tonight. tattoos and body piercings becoming much more common among many folks including teens. for the first time the american academy of pediatrics is now offering guidance. >> health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman is at the big board with the details. >> hi guys. the doctors group recognizes it is a growing trend. they're not saying they're for or against them but there are considerations they want young people to keep in mind. now, as for medical complications such as an infection, it's rare but you do want to make sure if you get a tattoo or a piercing that you go to a reputable and clean place that follows infection control procedures. also make sure you're up to date on your vaccinations and you're not on any medication that is can suppress your im