. >> he makes his way through towns like abilene, wichita and winds up in dodge city, kansas. >> dodge the 1870s was one of the most notorious of the frontier town. it was a town with no law where buffalo hunters, soldiers, vagrants came into the town every night. >> where are you going? >> we are having more money. >> you had your fun. get your hands off of me. >> i ain't even started yet. >> wyatt earp has the perfect combination of toughness and justice. he protects his woman and keeps the peace. he made a name for himself in the process. >> why at calls himself a businessman. he was always looking for the next good opportunity to make a living in those frontier communities. >> why wyatt earp is considered by many an iconic law man. unlike the way he is portrayed in movies the real wyatt isn't always on the right side of the law. in the early days as a thief to his time as a pimp he will do whatever it takes for a payday. >> holliday becomes one of the most respected dentists in town. >> it will be just another minute. >> i do beg your pardon. >> you okay, doc? >> i better >> he los

he heads to dodge city, a well-known spot on the gambling circuit.ity's reputation is hell on the plains. reaches all the way to washington, d.c. where the press called it a wicked town. gamblers, rustleers, thieves and killers, doc holliday fits in. p. >> say good-bye. >> in such a town, few men are fit to keep the peace. >> there's that no good son of a bitch wyatt earp. >> but wyatt is back from his bounty hunt, and ready to get back to work. >> you better start praying, earp. >> no, friend, it's you who better put your damn hands up. t. t. and a sleep system? science suggests when you have insomnia, the neurotransmitters in your wake system may be too strong, which may be preventing you from getting the sleep you need. talk to your doctor about ways to manage your insomnia. man: you run a business. could be any kind of business. and every day you've got important decisions to make, like hiring. where are you gonna find those essential people you need? with ziprecruiter, it's simple. we post your job to over 100 job boards with just a single click

. >> he makes his way through towns like abilene wichita and winds up in dodge city kansas. >> dodge the 1870s was one of the most notorious of the frontier town. it was a town with no law where buffalo hunters, soldiers vagrants came into the town every night. >> where are you going? >> we are having more money. >> you had your fun. get your hands off of me. >> i ain't even started yet. >> wyatt earp has the perfect combination of toughness and justice. he protects his woman and keeps the peace. he made a name for himself in the process. >> why at calls himself a businessman. he was always looking for the next good opportunity to make a living in those frontier communities. >> why atwyatt earp is considered by many an iconic law man. unlike the way he is portrayed in movies the real wyatt isn't always on the right side of the law. in the early days as a thief to his time as a pimp he will do whatever it takes for a payday. >> holliday becomes one of the most respected dentists in town. >> it will be just another minute. >> i do beg your pardon. >> you okay doc? >> i better go. >> he

he heads north to dodge city, a well-known stop on the gambling circu circuit.reputation as hell on the plains reaches all of the way to washington, d.c. where the press calls it a wicked town known to gamblers wrestlers, thieves and killers, doc holliday fits in. >> i don't fall for anything but (indiscernible). >> in such a down few men are fit to keep the peace. >> no good son of a bitch, wyatt earp. >> wyatt earp is back from his bounty hunt and ready to get to work. >> better start praying, earp. >> no, friend, it is you who better put your >> do what he says, boys. >> business is done here. >> what's the matter, why yatt,u losing your touch? i am going to take all of your money. >> wyatt earp is out numbered and out done. out of the shadows is doc holliday to save his life. this is the beginning of the real west's most famous friendship. the whole truth is while doc saves wyatt that day, without wyatt, doc holliday has even less left to work flive for. >> tired of the target on his back as a law man wyatt looks southwest for an easier way to make a living.

he heads north to dodge city, a well-known stop on the gambling circu circuit.tion as hell on the plains reaches all of the way to washington, d.c. where the press calls it a wicked town known to gamblers wrestlers, thieves and killers, doc holliday fits in. >> i don't fall for anything but (indiscernible). >> in such a down few men are fit to keep the peace. >> no good son of a bitch, wyatt earp. >> wyatt earp is back from his bounty hunt and ready to get to work. >> better start praying, earp. >> no, friend, it is you who better put your dam hands -- da hands up. look like this. feel like this. look like this. feel like this. with dreamwalk insoles, turn shoes that can be a pain into comfortable ones. their soft cushioning support means you can look like this. and feel like this. dreamwalk. to breathe with copd?ow hard it can be it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva respimat does no

. >> he winds up in dodge city, kansas. >> son of a -- >> dodge city, of the 1870s was one of the mostorious frontier towns. it was a town with no law, where buffalo hunters, soldiers made hay of the town every night. >> where are you going? >> you had your fun, get your dirty hands off of me. >> i ain't even started yet. >> wyatt earp has the perfect combination of justice to be a pump. so, he make as profit and a name for himself that same time. >> he calls himself a business man but he was looking for the next big opportunity to make a living in this new frontier. >> unlike how he is portrayed in movies, he is not always on the right side of the law, from his days as a horse thieve, to a pimp, he will do whatever it takes for a pay day. >> holiday becomes one of the most respected dentists in town. >> it will be just another minute. >> are you all right, doc? >> i do beg your pardon. [ coughing] you better go. >> he loses his good reputation just as soon as he gains it. his promising future gone from a lingering cough. six years before opening his practice in atlanta, young john los

liz: it is the dodge city of tax policy.stocks bounced back after disappointing economic numbers we are up 42, a little bit of a gain, not much, it has the plus sign in front of the. we get the nasdaq, this is trading above its all-time record close. that was in 2000 so we are back above 5044 which we will see if we can stay there for the trading day, disappointing sales and new homes hitting home builder stocks, pulte, taylor, all of those higher profits at dunkin donuts as the company raised its forecast big winner for duncan doughnuts, 8% increase, gas up over night, now at $2.49 is the national average of regular gas. let's stay on politics and switch to iran because president obama is committed to an iran nuclear deal, he wants that deal. wall street journal's dan henninger goes further and says the democrats don't iran. what do you mean by that? >> they politically unknown iran. >> we had a compromise bill in the senate introduced by senator bob corker. democrats at the white house's insistence so watered it down that

city. and another 8.5% to the state. we have uncovered some pot shops are dodging their tax responsibility. losely. >> those prices do already include sales taxes, state and the city as well. >> reporter: you're hearing and seeing one side of this controversy through the lens of our hidden cameras. >> so you guys are on the up and up? >> correct. >> reporter: our investigation included visits to more than four dozen recently closed and currently operating pot shops in san jose. >> paying all the taxes -- >> you pay all the taxes that you're supposed to be paying? >> yes. >> in san joseÑi the pot shops claim their employees are doing nothing wrong, paying all of their taxes and not in any danger of getting shut down by the city. >> so you guys pay the taxes? okay, they're not going to come back on you, they're done because you didn't pay the taxes. was the information shared there accurate? >> no, incorrect, they're not paying taxes. >> reporter: she coordinates the marijuana businesses for the city of san jose, since 2011 san jose has collected more than $18 million in taxes from pot shops.

the city has urged the builting owner to repair the damaged parts. he has not dodge so. k but he was not there. the city has given him 30 days to make necessary repairs or face fines. >> water officials are trying to get customs to conserve during this severe drought. the water district passed new rules imposing big rate hikes for users would do not cut become. customers would water outdoors more than twice a week are fine up to $500 for the third violation and after that the water could be shut off. the most egregious water users could see huge monthly increases. >> no water to waste yet, a two car accident superintendent 7,000 gallons of water shooting into the air at 11th before 11 o'clock. no one was seriously sure. the fire department responded to check on each car's occupant and to shut off the water. >>> a supervisor in alameda is calling a meeting with the nfl stadium czar "productive." our media partner reports that the nfl executive vice president vested oakland yesterday but after meeting with the raiders executive and local officials he still needs convincing

and for the city's police can commissioner to go. he's dodging that but after speaking to gray's family he says he's determined to implement reform. >> we prayed together, stood together, i promised to them we will change the culture of this organization that i'm driven by making that happen. >> reporter: the commissioner says he's for the protest they're calling for the entire shutdown of the downtown. >> you are not going to flip it on the demonstrators and those have suffered too long and that's why they'll be taking a stand tomorrow. >> reporter: some city officials are concerned the event could get out of hand, the phrase that people from outside baltimore could come in and stir up trouble. brandon scott says, though people want questions answered quickly, that can't simply happen in gray's case. >> if you want justice for gray's family and community we should not release information that cannot legally be released. >> the focus shifts to tomorrow's protest. all police leave cancelled. they hope they don't need them. >> to any and all that w

expressway again, this is leaving the city with the headlight, volume picking up little bit in both directions, but, no backups as of yet. still going to be dodging the rain showers coming in through the morning hours. different story on 95, this is cottman, headed all the way in toward the vine street expressway. , leaving the city in myfoxphilly.com. fire going on up over chichester al rone glenn drive. at chichester avenue, the alternate will be bethel road, so keep that in mine. also westbound on the turnpike pass valley forge dealing with a car fire. no reported delays on mass transit. we send it back over to you ukee. >> thank you justin, the phillies opening day is history, good thing there is plenty every baseball to come. 161 more games to go. tough one yesterday. phillies were down a run after the first inning, boston dustin hits first of two homeruns off starter cole hamels. hamels lasted five innings and served up four homeruns. the red sox got two homers from ramirez, including a grand-slam. phillies lose on opening day eight-nothing. >> definitely not what i was hoping for, what i was looking forward to doing. so, you know, i just h

dodge knee on. so far no suspects are in custody. >> and philadelphia police are investigating a brutal robbery in center city. a woman was walking to her car inside a parking garage when kidnapped beaten, robbed and dumped in a cemetery. "action news" chad pradelli is live or jewelers row. >> police say it was 4:00 yesterday afternoon when the employee of the company right there on the corner national watch and diamond exchange just left work. she came across the street to this parking garage you see here where she was allegedly kidnapped. >> the victim told police the three masked help jumped out of a burgandy cargo van inside the parking garage forced her into the van and put a hood over her head and asked her for the codes to the safe at the national watch diamond exchange where she worked. she said, she didn't have them. police say they then drove her around, beat her, choked her and shot her with a taser more than half a dozen times. and after zip tying her hands and feet they drobd of dropped her off at a darby cemetery but they came back and then forced her to give up her atm card and pin. which she pr

dodging more of these. at least this spring. for "nightly business report," i'm morgan brennan in new york city. >>> and finally, if you don't want to drive, you might want to fly and the department of transportation is out with how well the airlines did during the heart of the brutal winter. philip lebeau report. >> reporter: remember the series of winter storms that bannered the east coast in february and made traveling around the country a real nightmare? well now we know just how damaging those were for people flying and the department of transportation report card in february show the airlines delivered 72% of their flights on time. that was a decline compared to january where it was 76%. the top three airlines in the month of february alaska hawaii airlines and delta airlines. on the flip side envoy air had the worst performance with just over half of flights arriving on time. frontier a little bit better and jet blue airways had just 59.7% of flights landing on time in february. not surprising given the fact that jetblue's hub in boston hit particularly hard with storm after storm. the d.o.t. said there were 16 flights tha

upper cities tomorrow so it stays mild. but we will be dodging a few scattered showers.hen as that front moves all the way to the south of us, highs on wednesday and thursday feeling more like february again. only in the upper 40s so it will be chilly for wednesday and thursday. then that same front will move back to the north friday as a warm front. scattered showers, still in the picture but 70 degrees for the high. the up coming weekend right now looking pretty good. temperatures in the mid 60s. so it's not going to rain all day but just keep the rain gear handy tomorrow, the next couple of days look a little unsettled. >> all right. >> thank you scott. >> i like that 75. >> i do too. >> next robbed by a famous rapper really? what one man says went down with dmx outside a new jersey gas station. >> plus filing for divorce on facebook? the bizarre case that could you taking a closer look at those facebook messages. >> and one company strikes out on twitter. the big mistake it now says was done on purpose. you decide. >> girl power we're taking on these guys in the ring

city hall in baltimore. along the way they have blocked several intersections, disrupted traffic, confronted police chanted in front of police played a cat-and-mouse game dodgingried to make several turns to get away from them. now they have come here in front of city hall. i would describe the crowd as angry, passionate but peaceful so far. they've brought the protest to city hall. let's move this way -- here is another common theme. a lot of young kids have joined this protest, coming with parents, coming with older siblings and things like that. they picked up a lot of them along the way. this has become a common theme all night long erin. very passionate protests angry we would describe it as but peaceful so far. >> what is their intent at this hour in terms of what they're planning to stay out. >> reporter: they have said they're going to stay out a little while longer. we'll see what happens when nightfall defended -- >> [ bleep ] police. >> sorry about that. let's move over here. >> when nightfall came last night, the crowd started to thin out. they have not really said how long they're going to go. they haven't had a tangible plan -- >> [ bleep ] the p

city a 60 to 70-pound coyote roaming chelsea park. more than a dozen people watched as the animal dodged officers. chase police surrounded the animal and placed in it a crate. it was eventually released back into the wild. >>> and happening today boston will mark the second anniversary of the 2013 marathon bombings. the city is holding a moment of silence when the first of two bombs exploded near the finish line two years ago. the attacks killed three people and injured more than 260 others. a jury convicted dzhokhar tsarnaev of his involvement. jurors have been toward avoid anniversary events and this year's race which is on monday. >> actress rita wilson is recovering from a double mastectomy. wilson was diagnosed with breast cancer. she said she had the surgery last week with her husband actor tom hanks by her side. wilson says the cancer was caught early and now she expects to make a full recovery. >> 4:57 is the time. more news you didn't see last night including the smoky fire that tore through a home in delaware leaving two people hurt. >> warning one snack maker to change their so-called h

today probably the same: you know today we have to dodge some rain drops at some point today. things are dry here in olde city. but could this be tree. 60 degrees at the 4:30 in the morning. yeah. with the breezes it feels a little bit cooler but how nice not to have to wear your winter coat today. sunrise at 6:42 but we do not expect a lot of sunshine today. we will be sock in with clouds for the most part. we sees some showers moving through chester county lancaster county, delco,mont monday and bucks counties this morning. the it is all part of the larger system that will make its way through slowly and bring eventually later on in the day some thunderstorms. so keep that in mind for later on it might get a little loud. that is what we have in our area right now. grab an umbrella before you walk out of the door. we will be in the mid 60's today. gusty breezes not as gusty as yesterday but they will still be around. occasion aal showers tonight with a low in the 50's. but then things change for the weekend a cool change but not a cold change. we've got phillies forecast coming up for you, so much to talk ab

dodging cars. he flew right bytom: the authorities say he is suspected of 12 bank robberies. they believe he is the so-called bicycle bandit. he was being held in alexandria city jail where friday he tried to hang himself. he was sent to an over fairfax where he was being watched by allied protection services, a contract company. while a male guard was using the bathroom, assaye overpowered a female guard, got her gun, and despite a shot fired by the male guard escaped, ultimately being captured in southeast d.c. assaye was already charged in one bank robbery, suspected in 11 others. now he is being charged in this escape as well. his next court hearing is scheduled for friday. tom roussey, abc 7 news. leon: the u.s. marshall for the region says he is planning on a review of policy for guarding inmates at the hospital. investigators believe that assaye was shackled at the time of his escape, but no information as to how he overpowered the armed guard while still in handcuffs. stay with abc 7 as the investigation continues. alison: during this manhunt, a dramatic on related car chase in fairfax county. the police tried to turn over -- try to pull over lakisha t

the white dodge durango with a damaged exterior was found in the fern rock section of the city. police will be checking it for evidence. investigators say it is the same suv seen on this surveillance video and they believe it was used in a hit and run that cost a woman one of her legs. that crash happened in nicetown yesterday. when the victim's relatives went to help her, their house caught on fire from a pot left burning on the stove. the victim's relatives say she and the driver were feuding over a man and they say the hit and run was intentional. police are still looking for that driver. >> we're back in 25 minutes. the "today" show continues now. i'm ted greenberg. thanks so much for watching. we hope you have a fantastic weekend. >>> what's up girl? how you doing? >> you might remember this video. the woman walking down the streets of new york being catcalled by men as she walked. now interesting street signs going up in new york to help combat this problem. we will have more on that coming up. >> welcome back here on a saturday morning. it is april 18th 2015. a lot of fie

dodge, as the day goes on, ukee, back to you. >> kate, thank you a check of stories our sister station "kyw news radio 1060" will be following. warning from the city, the philadelphia's mayoral candidates about emails solicitations. new report is released in philadelphia, and review of the brand new film furious seven in theatres today. check in two three, four times a day, "kyw news radio 1060" on your a.m. dial. >> erika? >> coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news" phillies are back in town with exhibition games this weekend. but changes await fans at the ballpark this year we'll let you know what's different. >> also ahead, "eyewitness news" with cell phone video of controversial arrest, in south jersey. we'll hear from the family after 32 year old man who died in police custody and a fast acting good samaritan saves his neighbor when their house goes up in flames. >> breaking now, house party with more than 100 people ends with two people being shot near temple's campus. we're live with new information, about the suspected shooter. >> also, new this morning this car is all smashed up, after a deadly crash overnight. look at that. what w

dodging potholes. ♪ >>> are you kidding me? i'm done. i've had it. >>> i am really upset with the city shock something it? problems this time but because the city has allowed our streets to become very treacherous. it's mid april. and we still have pothole issue issues. i've really had it. i have already blown out one tire and i'm lucky it didn't happen a couple of other times. the roads are not safe. i feel many times like i'm playing dodge ball driving on these streets. i may miss a pothole but could hit another vehicle. hey, gang, the winter is over. isn't it time to fix the potholes and get rid of the problems? one of the worst areas is on i-95. what's beautiful is that it's around international airport. just imagine. how out of towners view our city whether in a rent a car or a cab and they bounce around on wonderful roads. after the ride i bet they have had it as well. i'm tired of hearing the cries for federal funding. whether it's the city or penndot penndot, this state makes millions and maybe billions on the tax dollars from the 55% they get from the casinos. should not safety be first rather th

city this morning. >>> students were jumping for fun with officers they joined 20 stuntz for an hour on trampolines, playing arcade games and dodge ball and more, part of their community policing initiative and a way to build trust in your police. >>> well, today is tax day and if april 15th leave a bad taste in your mouth maybe this was the solution free cupcakes at the liberty shop it was the 10th annual let them eat cake event people got to eat cupcakes at no charge to take the sting out of tax day and cough up some dough sorry. and the part of a wedding cake design competition. >>> hundreds of representatives across the schools look to delaware for their new hires each district in the diamond state was represented in schools as well as delaware maryland north carolina and virginia. organizers say that today's fair had the highest amount of recruiters they have ever had. >>> school children are getting a hand tonight, for the hygiene company gave $4800 to becks middle school and it's used to fund sixth through eighth graders from everything from reducing plastic use and air quality control. fca has awarded $40,000 nationwide.

after dodging craters in the road all winter long, certainly seeing them being filled is a welcomed sight for a lot of drives. >> you would think but it wasn't the as fall used to fill one center cityole that has people gawking. our bruce gordon is live along locust street with a very unusual sight. bruce, i would say. >> reporter: unusual is right. right behind me is washington square. well, just a few feet behind me is a sink hole patch job that's become the talk of this neighborhood. not in a good way. it has almost everyone in the neighborhood gawking. taking pictures. it's not every day you see a traffic cone that appears to have been paved right into the street. >> i'm wondering why the roads are the way they are in philadelphia. >> reporter: this r as fixed road apparently? >> i guess so. if you call that fixed. >> reporter: yup there it is right at locust street and west washington square. an orange traffic cone buried with along with potato chip in an asphalt patch job with a small sink hole right next to it. what the heck? >> traffic cones are cheaper than asphalt. >> reporter: you think this was strategy? >> yup. >> reporter: i hope you're kid kidding. >> a little bit. >

dodging bullets as he leaves a show. what police say happened the second shots started flying. >> and two sisters stuck for weeks in the snow. no cell service new york cityay to call for help, how one of america's favorite sweets kept them alive. >> caitlin. >> lucy nice end to the weekend but several days of temperatures well below normal. slowly warping up as we go through the rest of the week. generally looks very nice. i'll have that good looking forecast straight ahead in the seven day. that's coming up. ♪ >>> after shocks continue to rock in a physical officials say more than 2500 people have died after a massive 7.8 magnitude earthquake and they expect the death toll to rise dramatically as their search and rescue efforts continue. landslides and avalanches completely wiped out some villages. countries from around the world are sending in planes full of supplyies. we're also hearing news of victims who have ties to our area. we've mentioned one a doctor from inform who graduated from rutgers. >> fox's lisa evers reports from north jersey. >> reporter: the tragedy halfway around the world is touching home a doctor from edison new jersey and today a

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dodging the flying footwear not once but twice. >> changing topics fat food workers staging a strike in 200 cities demanding better pay. zack roth is in new york. what are you seeing there? they call it the largest ever mobilization demanding higher pay. they come in with momentum and wal-mart t.j. maxx and even mcdonald's which has been the main target of the campaign announced wage increases. they call the mcdonald's increase which was only $1 an hour and only 10% of the mcdonald's workers, they call it a pr stunt. they won't settle for anything less than $15 an hour. they have seen cities and states around the country have raised the minimum wage as an issue in the presidential campaign where you have hillary clinton talking about the deck is stacked in favor of those at the top. they feel like they have the wind at their backs right now. >> thank you very much for the report live from new york. over to you. >> thank you very much. will these protests affect the business of fast food restaurants such as mcdonald's? let's bring in peter on the phone. a senior restaurant analyst at the group. thank you for joining us.

dodge that hit this victim and took off yesterday. she was standing outside her home along 17th street in the logan section of the city.do have a picture of the victim. her mother tells us her name is dee dee spence, 24 years old. she was on the sidewalk and her mother tells us a woman whom she had been arguing over a man for about a week, showed up in this car, you can see she reverses and takes off after hitting dee dee. the motive was over a love interest. again, the victim suffering terrible injuries. part of her leg is now gone. she is recovering at the hospital. after the hit-and-run, a fire started at the victim's mother's home. she was in such a panic to get to the hospital she left something cooking on the stove. so at the hospital neighbors called her to tell her her house was on fire. now we did speak with the mother and witnesses and here's what they told us. >> the bottom of her leg is gone all because this girl wanted to come down here over a guy that my daughter wasn't even with. >> she came back, the driver came back, the suv, and she ran her over. she ran her over. >> reporter: you can just hear the sh

. >>> when you think of new york city wildlife a coyoety giving new york's finest a run around. an animal dodging took it down. the coyote was taken to a vet. we asked you this morning how did this thing get into manhattan? it crossed a bridge or tunnel somehow to get into the city at night. unbelievable. how would you like to see that on one of the brinldges? those are your headlines. let's check out with maria to get the forecast. >> you know what? anything can happen in nyc. that highlights that. taking a look at the weather conditions can across the country. we have relatively calm conditions here in new york city. at the moment. but just to the south we've had some areas of rain that have moved on out already across parts of new jersey and the mid-alt. further south across the southeast, that's where we're looking at areas of heavy rain. and it's moving into parts of tennessee and eastern kentucky. out west in the rockies there is a storm system moving in. this has a punch in terms of snowfall. potentially more than a foot of snow in some of the higher elevations across utah, colorado and al

city it's "fox and friends." "fox and friends." ♪ >> i almost got hit by that. we were playing dodge ball. it was summer camp.d friends." look at this, rock climbing wall. we have horses, giant orbs. >> this is sont when i went to camp, they had horse shoes canoes we had bb guns we shot. this is crazy as we look down at the kids in the pit. we know right now a lot of parents are talking about whether or not they should send their kids to camp this summer either for a week or month or all summer long. we'll tell you some of the options. how would your kid like to be in a camp? >> i would. i'd like to go to a camp like that. >> our cooking with friends series is now in -- what day is it? >> day two. >> day two of cooking with friends. the friend we chose was elizabeth. >> tim is on his way. >> your husband. >> he s.is. >> have you made a choice? >> barbecue chicken sliders. >> i have a feeling it's going to be gluten free. >> just a little bit. >> i apologize we didn't have gluten free bread when we were making the avocado toast. i got a bunch of e-mail from people all across the country saying we tried that. >