shoulder and took off and he saw ewing collapse. >> i looked down and said something was wrong.ne kid gave him cpr. and then he said, come on, come on, get up, get up. >> ewing was pronounced dead at the hospital and police say confrontation ghan victim yelled to the driver he was going wrong way on one way street. >> wrong way. >> i don't think that happened. i think it happened cottman and boulevard and something happened as walking home. >> ewing worked for him at america brother's pizzeria through high school and college and recently left to the become a welder. >> my brother we drop off food. it was sad. you saw mom and dad and they're in pieces now still in shock. it's unbelievable this can happen. >> and police are reyou viewing video from nearby diner that shows the truck leaving the parking lot and barreling down this street. and now if you know anything about a dark blue or black ford f-150 or 250 you're urged to call philadelphia police. live in northeast philadelphia, jeff chirico, "channel 6 action news". >> thanks, jeff. homicide detectives are searching for a gunm

witness say he saw ewing collapse. >> i looked down and i said something is wrong.w the one kid giving him cpr. then he said, come on, come on, get up, get up. >> ewing was pronounced dead a at the hospital. police say the the confrontation began when the victim yelled to the driver that he was going the wrong way on a one way street. >> wrong way. >> that is what happened. i think something that happened in that baron cottman and the boulevard and then something happened as he was walking home. >> reporter: jimmy, says that he worked for him at merck brothers pizzeria through high school and college and then left to become a welder. >> we went over there this morning, we dropped off some food. we saw the mom and dad. they are in pieces. they are in shock. unbelievable that this could happen. >> reporter: philadelphia police are revowing video from a dine their showed that truck pulling out of the parking lot. police are looking for a black or dark blue, ford f150 or 250. if you know anything, you are urged to call the philadelphia police. in northeast philadelphia,

a witness said he saw ewing collapse. >> i looked down and i said something is wrong.ding and i saw one kid giving him cpr. then he said, come on, come on, get up, get up. >> reporter: ewing was pronounced dead at the hospital. police say confrontation began when the victim yelled to the driver that he was going the wrong way on a one way street. >> wrong way. >> i think something happened inside that bar at cottman and the boulevard and something happened as he was walking home. >> reporter: he says that ewing work for him at merck brothers pizza through high school and college and recently left to be a welder. >> my brother went over there this morning because we dropped off food. we saw mom, and dad. they are in pieces. they are still in shock. unbelievable that this could happen. >> reporter: philadelphia police are reviewing surveillance video from the dine their showed that truck pulling out of the parking lot, 30 he lease say, they are looking for a black or a dark blue, ford f150 or 250. if you know anything you are urged to call philadelphia police. in northea

girls, girls, girls. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: more like ew, ew, ew! [ cheers and applause ] ew! that is so gross. girls, girls, girls. what is i just threw up in my mouth, alex. [ laughter ] stop saying that. this is not good news here. i read that charles manson's marriage license is expiring this week. which means that he will have to reapply if he still wants to marry his girlfriend or you know, he could just break the law. [ laughter ] that doesn't sound like something charlie would do. >> steve: no. i don't think charlie would do that. >> jimmy: no. >> steve: he's not that kind of guy. >> jimmy: imagine that, yeah. >> steve: no. >> jimmy: imagine him being married without a license. >> steve: no, that's not him. >> jimmy: imagine how disappointed his parents would be. [ laughter ] >> steve: if he got married without a license. >> jimmy: that's right. yeah, that's right. >> steve: he would put the whole neighborhood in shame. [ laughter ] [ mimics telephone ringing ] >> jimmy: hey. >> steve: hey. >> jimmy: it's mrs. manson. >> steve: hey, how's it going? >> jimmy: you wouldn

thomas ewing was walking home from a bar someone got out of a pickup truck and stabbed anymore chest, shoulder and abdomen. it began when the victim yelled to the driver le was going wrong way on one way street. and republican candidate done called trump was dumped in atlanta today after he implied megan kelly posed a question in thursday's presidential debate because she was hormonal. first tonight pennsylvania top months cuter is officially on the other side of the law. attorney general kathleen kane was arraigned on several charges including felony personalry today. prosecute alleged kane leaked confidential information to a surprise last year and later lied about it under oath. officials say the 49-year-old democrat did it to restalliate against a former state prosecutor who made her look glad. bad bad. her attorney spoke pointing all holes in the state ace case against kane. >> it leaves out players and leaves out communications and it's really only a small part of the story. >> kane is free on 10,000 unsecured bail and will remain free as long as she did not intimidate or retali

police say ewing yelled to the driver of the pick up that he was heading wrong way. got out of the struck, stabbed ewing three times, and then took off. those that knew ewing said he had a promising life ahead of him and dreams of becoming a police officer. >> we're all in shock. we just can't believe this happen. he was a up are guy. he had his whole future ahead of him and then this happened. >> police are looking at a surveillance video that shows a truck pulling out of the parking lot and going the wrong way. the truck is described as dark blue or black, maybe a ford f150 or 250. if you have any information to help police, you are urged to call them immediately. >>> the police officer who shot and killed a 19 year-old man, is in south carolina last month has now released a statement describing what he says happened. police lieutenant mark till are said he fired into zachary hammond's car because he was afraid hammond would run him over. incident happened at a fast food restaurant parking lot but lawyer for teen's family says the physical evidence from the shootin

here's what the alaska ewe accutrack is showing us. we have heavy downpours already. oranges and yellows showing up with the storm complex right here. that comma shape lets us know it's an intense system, producing a lot of rain fall. there's a flash flood warning happening and lots of lightning with these storms. don't be surprised if you hear the thunder. these storms will come in our direction. right now, it looks like south warren county, north hunterton, even clipping parts of morris county, union is where we think those heavy downpours are coming out of eastern pennsylvania and headed. so, areas in green under a watch. conditions are favorable for flooding. but areas in red where flooding is already occurring in southeastern pennsylvania where the heart of the storm is right now and pushing in our direction. we're expecting a couple inches in several areas. there could be locally more rain, but if you've had flooding in the last 48 hours, a big head's up, look for this moving in and be prepared for it. future cast taking us into the early morning hours. it seems

dawn ross: of course the first thought right away is "ew, yuck." randy drabman: i think it's very important to be proactive especially when we're in a crisis. and we're in a crisis now. elenia hofler: i guess if it's treated and properly processed, it probably isn't a problem. sam: the reality is most people we spoke with raved about recycled water as a tremendous resource if it's treated properly. so is it? that's our fact check. all that wastewater that we just showed you that went to the wastewater facility? we're going to politely call that gunk. that gunk water has gone through a primary process and a secondary process that lasts 10 hours long and removes 99% of the impurities. this is what you're left with after that. this water then goes to an advanced water purification center. we're going to take you there right now and show you how it works. pam john: we want the public to come see this technology. sam: pam john of the santa clara valley water district is guiding us through what's basically a public fishbowl, the largest water purificatio

on sat take ewing was found on cardel avenue suffering from numerous stab wound. twenty-one year-old was taken to aria torresdale where he was pronounced dead. >>> newnew jersey state powe police need your help for a pair of man as you accused of stealing baby form ra from a super mark. officials say thieves in the surveillance photo struck twice in the week and acme in, upper township. they made off with $1,600 worth of formula. if you have any information, call the police. >>> right new burlington county bridge commission is deciding whether or not to hike tolls on two of its bridges and we're talking a big increase. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins us from the tacony palmyra bridge with what this means for drivers, greg. >> reporter: that commission is expected to cast their final vote any minute, in fact, meeting is happening as we speak and if this toll amount changes, customers paying cash could end up paying double. take a a look, right now customers using cash pay $2 to cross either tacony palmyra or burlington bristol bridges. that would increa

[ muffled screaming ] ew. ew. dad, gross. your hand smells like cheese!idn't want to dirty a knife. sit. now, we all know when nana dede comes to visit, your mom can get a little... psycho? scary. drunk? all true. therefore, i need you guys to be on your best behavior. don't worry. i'll keep to myself. i have to practice for my cello recital. [ groans ] ohh, fine. you know what? if it keeps you out of your mom's hair, yes, do that. luke, if your mom starts to lose it, i need you to lighten the mood by being extra cute.

a man got out and stabbed ewing in the chest.e was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> we're all in shock. it was a super guy with his whole future in front of him and then you hear this happened. >> investigators say the confrontation started when ewing tried to tell the driver he was going the the wrong way down a one way street. they are still trying to figure out if the two had any other interactions before the attack. >>> and a man is in critical condition this noon after being shot at a city playground in oxford circle overnight. it happened just before midnight at the the tarken playground on the 6300 block of somerdale avenue. police say the 26 year-old victim was shot once in the chest. there is no word what sparked that shooting. >>> police in houston, texas are looking for a motive in the murders of the eight people, including, five children. when police were called to the home late last night to check on the residents a man inside began shooting at them. after an hour long standoff the gun man surrendered and officers

israel, a betrayal because it involved handing back some territory that god had promised to the j well,ews accog to his interpretation. he was also exceedingly smart. when he is caught and convicted and at some point in prison, psychiatrists administer an iq test, and he scores above 140, so he's a smart guy who is just a real extremist. >> host: was it planned? >> guest: meticulously, yeah. over the course of two years. amir started plotting the day after rabin shakes hands with arafat on the white house lawn in september, 1993. and it takes him about two years, and he makes several attempts. amir is, has military training. he served in an infantry unit in the israeli army, so he knows about guns, and he knows how to use them. he has a bret that, a small handgun -- baa relate that that he keeps in his pocket everywhere he goes, and he stalks rah beep. he goes to different events where rabin shows up about three or four times before he finally manages to get to a place where he sees an opening, moves in and shoots him. >> host: now, in "killing a king," i got the sense that israeli prime m

. >> its's not the ewe stoep ya it was e it once was. >> the noise is so loud. it actually shakes the house. the flights are so low, so loud they shake his house. the reaction is thanks for sending in the data. now, they're suing the faa. similar lawsuits are under way in arizona. >> so in many ways the communities on the peninsula have become an extension of the runway. but if it didn't happen, i would love if tmp e it were around somewhere else. >> it's important to note that they're looking to push the faa to change back some of the route that is the air plaeps are using. using using our water way or the ocean or the bay. i'm peggy gunger. bunker. >> coming up next, adding a friend on facebook. ceo mark zuckerberg posting an amazing announcen't. bush push of yet another security breach at the white house. this evening, a woman tried to the jump the fence. this video shows her arrest. the white house was put into . >>> some new video we want to show you. this evening, a woman tried to jury was duly sworn the if he said. the white house was put on lockdown. you

airspace future low altitude intrusions they pled not guilty to six criminal charges. .ew details from paris tonight the man taken down just seconds before the suspected terror attack on a train had been on the radar for months. this is three americans that stopped him are reunited. david has the latest. >> three american friends reunited. spencer stone, talking for the first time since takedown. stitched up and out of the hospital, his arm in a sling. wered his friends traveling by train from amsterdam to paris when they heard a gunshot. me on the hit shoulder and said -- let's go. >> stone ran in first, tackling the gunman, ev as they walk back. >> it seems like they just kept catching more weapons left and right. >> the box cutter nearly severed his thumb. the injury did not stop him from saving another life. 22-year-oldhows the shirtless, tending to a passenger bleeding from a gunshot wound. >> i did not feel my other injuries. i was bleeding but i did not know that they were that bad. >> that man survived. so did the gunman. identified now, seen here hog-tied. beside him, his ak-4

ewing 71 degrees. temperatures close to 90 both days, day planner by lunchtime 86. 3:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m., close to 89 degrees, high temperature this afternoon will top out around 91 in the city. but most of the surrounding suburbs 88 or 89. so again not as oppressive as days in the past stays hot over the next several days with low humidity. we talk about a pattern change a comfortable pattern change in the seven-day forecast, i'll have the details in just a bit. >> high temperatures continue to cool this weekend stick with 6abc.com slash weather. there you can get the how you feel forecast as you plan for outdoor activity. >>> police made a sexual assault arrest at a center city hotel. officers took one man into custody, his accuser is speaking to detectives at the special victims unit. >>> the federal government is putting up $23 million in grant money so the department can higher new firefighters. dann cuellar has the details. >> it's great news, $22.9 million to help higher additional firefighters,

. >> ew. >> ew is right, big talkers now and the latest on the viral hashtag, laughing while black.ne that has taken off like a run away train. because of a group of women kicked off a wine train for being too loud. they say it was because they were black. >> the 11 members were booted off because they took one sip because a passenger complained they were making too much noise and even an 84-year-old woman was taken off. >> laughter comes with this. >> we were paraded through. >> humiliating and degrating, the company's facebook post called them verbally abusive to other guests and staffs. the company says they are 100% in the wrong and invited them back for a free ride. >>> finally, you know some kidded hate a haircut, they go kicking and screaming and this guy here namedshrek, when he met the fate with the scissors there was enough wool to produce 20 men's suits. he real why i have need that haircut and stopped being stubborn and look at that handsome guy, hiding underneath all of this wool. >> must have been hot and heavy. >> thanks alicia. we have got some breaking news right no

. >> ew. >> what do you mean, ew? >> suddenly they're doing the most outlandish, racy, nonsequitor type of humor and killing me, the 13-year-old. >> it's extraordinary what you can't do on american television. i think you can do it on pbs. that's why -- i hope you all watch it. >> attack me with it. come on! >> oh! >> you get the generation of comedy nerds who don't even know that they're comedy nerds. >> this is no more. it has ceased to be. >> "monty python" turned out to break so many rules. i mean -- it changes everything. just like with the beatles, you can say, "oh, they came after the beatles." look at "saturday night live," sctv. oh, after, after, "monty python." >> beginning october 11th, "saturday night live" is going to open up a whole new venture in new york city. we just happen to have the producer of the program, members of the company. what should we look for on the program? >> anxiety. >> loren michaels, this canadian comedy producer was given free rein. >> hi. i'm loren michaels. host. wanted to be pe

near 80 across southern nnl ew jersey. the rip current chance tomorrow is moderate. still rather dangerous. swim near a life guard. right now, it is 87 in midtown. it's 90 right now in queens. 80s across connecticut too. right around 90 in point pleasant. longbranch, 87. englishtown, comfortable 70s. 80s as you go farther south. tomorrow 86. thursday 82. the potential for a lot of rain coming in friday into early saturday. >>> man's best friend caused quite a few headaches for long island railroad commuters today. this little guy dodged an mta officer. the officer tried several times to coax that dog to safety but had no luck. trains experienced delays up to half an hour. the dog has not been seen since. >>> man's less than best friend showed up on a south carolina beach this weekend. this was at paulie's island. wildlife officials wrangled it out of the water. police say they get visits -- that's how they described it -- visits from two alligators every summer. >>> coming up next, stranded in open water without a life jacket. >> we're going to hear from a man who tr

abc7 news what as pier 30 where participanted performed ewe turns, circles and rapid acceleration, all time for bragging rights and safety training while on the job. >> being a presidential escort we're doing special events like the giants winning the world series, and we have to do this on real surface streets. it's better to kind of have a dress rehearsal versus making errors on the street. >> the event offered a bicycle obstacle course for kids. >>> dreams can come true. with a lot of determination and in this case social media. the kansas city chiefs have a new running back, undrafted free agent la vans taylor. how did this fan snag a position on his favorite team? one word. twitter. taylor played football for the university of central missouri a division 2 school. that doesn't get much attention from scouts. his dad recommended la von tweet his highlight reel to the chiefs. >> i said don't give up on your dream. put it out on twitter. >> to put a helmet on and play nfl football even for a moment, even in practice, to just see your name on a jersey of your favorite team. >> the chi

she was working at a restaurant in nearby ewing new jersey. workers from restaurant alleged pleasanter ski -- sea mate patellar bosma supervisors have to go outside and talk to her. outside meant the supervisors car allegedly engaging in sexual activity and drug use. when brown returned to the bo robinson facility one day she tested positive for substance and spill the beans about the inappropriate relationship with her supervisor. the third in the triangle is her boyfriend a trooper. his face has been blurred in a photo because it seems like collateral damage and the mess. this conduct is not rare. i spoke to an official who stated mercer county is not comfortable sending inmates to the privately run facility anymore. things are so bad in new jersey with regards these halfway houses senator shirley turner has introduced legislation calling for greater state control and oversight for these privately run facilities. to give us insight we have psychologists jeffrey gardier via skype. you work extensively within the prison system. how do problems

ews parents in stafford county may have feared in the past few weeks but tonight the school district made it official -- the new high school not be ready on time. the first day of school is being pushed back to september 14, all because the contractor did not meet another deadline. the school system is working on a plan to figure out when the students will make up the time that was lost during what should have been the first week of school. a picture to ignite outside. we are creeping closer to fall. steve rudin is here with a check of the overnight forecast. these are perfect temperatures. steve: it feels like that right now, but wait until the end of the weekend. summer will make a comeback and we will feel the difference. llesaithersburg, 72 du and manassas, middle 70's quantico, cooler off to the west where the skies have cleared an elevation is higher. the satellite radar, not a lot going on. early tomorrow money, the farmers market, grabbing a cup of coffee, walking the dog, no problems. grab the sunglasses, you will need them all day. 8:00, near 70 degrees, 10 degrees warmer n

toms river 69. 71 ewing and brownsmill and cinnaminson and smear narks delaware coming in 75 and lower 70s dover. here's satellite 6 and action radar quiet across the region and high pressure dominating much of the mid-atlantic area and we had showers and eye week disturbance riding off norm and east for the rest of front. for our region it's about the temperatures. future tracker 6 showing you 9 pbg tomorrow morning it's warm start. 78 is they at that hour and 71 reading and down the coast in wildwood. 1:30 tomorrow afternoon when the phils are at home taking on the braves that first look of temperature will be upper 0s by then. 84 trenton and land breeze down at the coast come tomorrow with those westerly winds. and if you're north of city it's a big nascar weekend. sprint cup series in the poconos. temperature 7 51 p.m. temperature at 80. down the shore the ocean temperature currently in the upper 6 0erz as you get on the beach and sand mostly sunny high temperature 87. >> the call from accuweather tomorrow 8 a.m. 74. bright and sunny 11 a.m. tomorrow 83. 2:00 in the afternoon 87. 5

. >> part of the whole thing about the suit is that -- that ewing it's very immaterial prop tore tryplace youth in adult facilities and treat them according to adult standards. they are subjected to being tasered. and they are tasered. you can be put in on terry confine think. and they are for extended periods of time. and i am talking about being in a solitary cell for 23 hours a day. seven days a week. you are talking about food restrictions. so you are hungry, you are subject to tasering, solitary confinement, shackling, four-point and five-point restraints, all of the things that you can do to adults. >> stop. can i breathe? [ crying ] >> i can't breath! >> sit back. just relax . john doe 11, was arrested at 17 for robbery in 2010. he was sentenced to 29 months as an adult. he had been in prison about two months when he claims an older manifold him in to the shower. >> he come in there after me and i started trying to fight him but i was slipping and sliding everywhere. and he got the best of me. >> you couldn't fight him off anymore? >> huh-uh. and and if i could, i know i would

. >> ew. >> by the way, 70,000 people are expected to attend burning man this year.t runs august 30th to september 7th. i don't know where all the bugs were blown to but it might be quite a pile up. >> might be the least of their concerns in the desert. who knows. >>> it was a lovely day here. downtown san francisco and the bay bridge. meteorologist rob mayeda is here and he has a look at the weekend half way through the break here. >> last weekend highs of 108. and right now clouds and mist, 61 degrees. the low clouds have punched inland. a we show you the view along 580 out to the 680 interchange with 580. 63 in dublin. low clouds not quite in the san jose. hazy skies around san jose right now. we will see low clouds tonight pumped in by on shore winds and we could have some misty skies in parts of the ebay area tomorrow morning. number necessary 50s to low 60s. clearing, maybe more clearing in the afternoon tomorrow. toward the coast with temperatures inland climbing to the 80s. 50s and low 60s to start the day. by noon mid-70s an san jose and livermore. upper 60s

and for plans and democrats,ings--and for republicans and democrats, the biggish ewe is the my. >>> block parties are planned all over the baer area today. it is all part of national night out. it is a chance for neighbors to meet and get to know one another better. officers from police departments thinkout the baer area plan to visit block parties in their cities. san jose and san francisco are two of the top ten best cities to live in. >>> 62 of the cities in the country were ranked best to worst. san jose where has number one- -was number four and san francisco tied all right number eight spot--tied for the number eight spot. oakland was ranked number 23. >>> new information on that base jumping accident at yosemite. >> and it is a bit cooler around the baer area today. rose mary has a look at when we could see some warmer weather. >> also, the new study that explains why woman at the office are often reaching for a sweater while the men feel like the temperature is perfectly fine. hey foster farms! looks like you left these two west coast birds behind! foster farm's chicken's californ

. >> part of the whole thing about the suit is that -- that ewing it's very immaterial prop tore tryplace youth in adult facilities and treat them according to adult standards. they are subjected to being tasered. and they are tasered. you can be put in on terry confine think. and they are for extended periods of time. and i am talking about being in a solitary cell for 23 hours a day. seven days a week. you are talking about food restrictions. so you are hungry, you are subject to tasering, solitary confinement, shackling, four-point and five-point restraints, all of the things that you can do to adults. >> stop. can i breathe? [ crying ] >> i can't breath! >> sit back. just relax . >> catch more "faultlines" episodes on demand or at aljazeera.com/faultlines. >> what did you see when you went outside last year? >> there was a dead body in the middle of the street... for 5 hours. >> there's a lot of work to be done. >> they need to quite talking about what should be done and do it. >> there's clearly an issue and we have to focus on how we bridge that. >> a lot of innocent lives are

for the most part, north and west of ewing area and then some things will refire as we go throughout the afternoon. and the big story, however, the heat is on this week. while show you the pictures outside, sky hd down at the shore in atlantic city. lot of people enjoying what's let's of the weekend. traveling and stroll ago long the boards. you see steel pier in the distance. high today in philadelphia 91 degrees. we are heating autopsyen we can be poised to be 8 above average ten above normal on tuesday and 11 above am high of 600 plus degrees. heat and humidity. especially with -- 77 in reading along the coast in cape may. 75. 76 there in millville. and take you down to the southeast. here's satellite 6 and action radar we still have a lot of flooding rain across the sunshine state thanks to tropical storm erica. a lot of convective activity is east of that area of low pressure f showersnd storms there's the condition that allows us to sticker out across the virs, morm carolina, missouri. >> and we have to allow for is lightsed thunder or shower to creep in our neck ever woods as

. >> reporter: reporting've, ida siegal, now ews 4 new york. >>> actor morgan freeman is mourning the loss of his granddaughter who was stabbed to death in manhattan. it happened this morning in washington heights. when police got there, they found 33-year-old e'dena hines lines in the vote, stabbed in the chest several times. no charges have been filed. in a statement, morgan freeman urned hines saying ickpart -- >>> the nypd wants to find the man accused of sneaking into a staten island home and raping a 7-year-old girl. this is 32-year-old d aniel nieto. police say he entered the back door of a home, went into that little girl's bedroom and attacked her. this happened last week. call police if you can help get this man off the streets. >>> nypd searching for this man who escaped police custody. 25-year-old ashton stevenson was being arrested fortress passing. while he was being escorted into the precinct, he shoved an office tore r to the ground and took off. >>> tributes pouring in re tmembering julian bond. he died yesterday. fellow activist john lewis called him one of a kind. a

perry lives in ewing, new jersey, says there was a special reason to paint the works. >> i am two years removed from a tumor that was found to be benign from a two hour surgery and i'm blessed and lucky and just incredible how lucky i am. >> a prayer for peace by the way is on sale for $1 million with most of the proceeds going to charity. >>> it looks like chase is california bound? >> this story is hanging out there for several weeks and chase utley's 13 and season with the phillies appears to be his last with the team and rumors are he will be headed to the los angeles dodgers to meet up with jimmy rollins, multipelt reports say that he is traded to the dodgers for $2 million and two minor leaguers, take this in this may be the last time you see utley in a phillies uniform warming up in philadelphia, chase took batting practice despite the report, he is not in the lineup but that was scheduled because the blue jays are throwing a lefty. six time all-star and active member of the community, the dodgers second base man is out with a hamstring injury and they need help. he is playing be

woodbine 81 and 77 at the boardwalk and 80 in cinnaminson and 78 in ewing. we have a mostly clear sky from new england to the mid-atlantic region thanks to the tomnating ridge of high pressure and the winds are clockwise and you clock into the refreshing northwesterly wind that stays put into tomorrow as well. here is the setup for hour friday, wall-to-wall sunshine today and it's a warm day and still comfortable, in at 85 degrees, as we get into saturday, high pressure is overhead and as we get into sunday the ridge of high pressure moves offshore and the return flow returns as well. >> returning to the tropics, tropical storm erika winds sustained at 50 miles per hour, moving west northwest at 18 miles per hour and the storm is somewhat lopsided, all the activity to the east of the center of the storm system so this is traveling over the dominican republic later on tonight and moving over the turks and caicos into tonight and tomorrow. that is 3 to 6 inches of rainfall as this moves over friction you can upwards of 10 inches. again, always important when t

ew generation growing up in unusual living spaces. it may not be perfect, but it's home >>> we have many more stories from latin america on the web page there. you can see the page and the other stories we've been telling you about - aljazeera.com. aljazeera.com. >> one down, 11 to go. the republicans leading contenders made their national debate debut. at times they spent more time beating up on each other than going out who can beat hillary clinton. we'll examine and dissect what is new and what has changed in the gop field. it's the "inside story." welcome to "inside story," i'm lynch lisa fletcher in for ray suarez. donald trump is ensuring he will continue to garner teang. attention. immigration led the way followed by race, the economy education, and abortion. after all is said and done have the republicans gotten any closer to figuring out who will lead their fight to win the white house? al jazeera's david schuster picks it up from here. >> you nervous? >> soon after the opening photoop the prime time debate came quickly with

. >> ew, okay, we'll be right back. >>> a police officer in utah got busted for his dance moves. little did he know a surveillance camera was watching his every move. he's doing the whip. you see it there. >> what the? >> you know, watch me na-na do the whip. shaking it inside a convenience store. >> the pol e department even posted it to their facebook page. it's gone viral. the officer reminding everybody that cops are people too. he says the beat got the best of him. >> that's in utah, too. >> got some moves for utah. >> maybe he didn't have any money and he said, i'll dance for it. >> how we doing today? >> that's my theory. >> tell us what to expect later today. >> hot, so warm outside, 88, humid, a couple of pop-up storms north and west. a good chance of thunderstorms as we head towards friday. >> tonight on news 4 new york starting at 5, when a local couple tried to add their second child to their health insurance plan, both kids got dropped stead. i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical exp

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martins creek and a pair of 7's for chester and same for oxford. 80 in browns mills, same thing in ewing, and smyrna temperatures holding at 81. here is the cold front in our region late last night, all of that pushes to the north and east and a mostly sunny sky now thanks to high pressure that dominates today and into our saturday. look ago head to today, partly sunny 3:00, temperature of 88, 86 at 5:00 p.m. underneath a mostly sunny skies and 73 at 8:00 p.m. here is the big change today, the dew point number, the level of moisture in the air, it is dropping, 2:00 this afternoon, future tracker 6 showing you the dew point numbers to here in philadelphia, a little human in atlantic city to wildwood with impressive numbers but elsewhere along the 95 corridor and points north and west, a change in the air mass in time for the start of our woke, the call from accuweather, clouds and sunshine, and less humid, high of 88 and tonight partly cloudy and comfortable, dropping down to 70 degrees in philadelphia. keeping a close eye on hurricane danny, it's moving north-northwest at 10 miles per ho

. >>> the college of new jersey in ewing and rowan university in gla glassboro have new buildings.an there's a new building at rowan boulevard which includes apartments, medical offs and businesses. >>> 5:57 now. local children who recently lost a loved one spent a weekend at a special summer camp just for them. more than 60 kids spent the weekend at camp firefly in medford, burlington county. the kids took part in traditional kid activities but also got valuable grief counseling. the camp is free. >>> in southwest philadelphia, look at this yesterday, 100 volunteers helped build a garden oasis. this used to be a parking lot. it's now a huge green space and community garden. and fruits and vegetables grown in that garden will be use for the monday t montessori's healthy eating initiative. >>> it's an extraordinary sight. the story behind this is just as beautiful. john planted this whole field of wild flowers -- sunflowers in tribute to his wife who died of cancer november. the tribute is more than four miles long. it crosses five farms. the man's neighbors allowed them to use a po

tina charles and minnesota's maya moore won back-to-back national titles together at ewe uconn. moore, a game high 25 points in a good game. the epiphany prince, 22 points, liberty win, 81-68 and in the playoffs for the first time in three years. >> way to go, ladies. >> you got it. >> okay. thanks a lot. >> nice to see >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, i have an important message write down the number on your screen,

where i ew uon t norwest coast of england, the coast has completely changed over the last few decadeshe high tide is less high every here it appears, so what was once beach is slowly becoming grasslands. and the place is turning into a seaside town where you rarely actually see the sea. in southern england, the coast is also changing. but the opposite thing is going on. and it's having a huge impact on people's homes and jo. >> the waters off the western tip of england's isle of wight can be treacherous. here, the atlantic ocean crashes full force against the island. still, rob liddington heads out nearly every day to show tourists the landmark of the island in the english channel. the needles, three chalk stacks rising out of the sea. rob liddington, guide: on a day like today, you think you are in the mediterranean. but on days when it's windy and stormy, it can be a different world. >> on days like that, the sea eats into the cliffs. when sand and scree hit them too, like here at the popular alum bay, huge landslides occur. rob liddington: the year before last, i was down here fish

prid o ofheimilon-doar-ew mesthl >>> priced out of the million-dollar homes. at the mobile home park in pacifica. the property sits right on the ocean but home to low and moderate income families. last month, two dozen residents got a 60-day notice to leave. the concern is that no one will be able to afford the rent when the park reopens. >> we can't afford it. we're under $2,000 a month. >> you never know when the notice will come. >> after a community meeting, the vacate notices have been rescinded and for now they're working on a relocation assistance program with the homeowners there. >>> new at 11:00, many talk about solar but talk is cheap. google is allowing to you see how much you would save if you installed solar. and it is a few clicks away. here's nbc bay area's ian cole. >> the cost of solar power is getting cheaper and cleaner. so those who install the panels say savings are going through the roof. this week people like matt were given a new tool. >> it is going to generate a lot of buzz. >> it is called project sun roof developed by google softwa

this includes deval ewing the wun its currency two straight days. this is after a number of other moves. what i de-valuing the currency will help businesses overseas it has a direct impact on u.s. businesses in china. their goods and services will be more expensive. apple saw its stock on tuesday, for instance, plummet by 5%. apple's iphone sales to china over the past year having absolutely booming leading to record profits. analysts say the key with china is long term. so long as the country does continue to improve, it will be a good place for u.s. businesses but in the short term, it could be a rocky ride. >> thank you, jason. google stock is sliding today after big gains this week spurred by its alphabet announcement. >>> meanwhile, apple is helping a small company with its latest invention. looks cool, too. nivea makes a water conserving showerhead. apple's ceo tim cook is one of the first investors. the company's showerheads have been installed at apple's corporate campus. nivea is based in san francisco. >>> bombs away! >> take a look at thi

. >>> new numbers tonight on mayor de blasio's approvalirating. 44% of ew yorkers like his performance.inanother 44% of new yorkers do not. an even split. but when you break dow the mayor's numbers along racial lines, it is a different story. oum r governor affairs reporter melissa russo is in the newsroom. >> mayor de blasio ran for office on a tale of two cities. but new yorkers are telling a tale of two de blasios, depending on who you ask. the racial divide in new york city persists. black voters support m or de blasio. 64% of black voters approving of his performance. 24% disapprove. but ask white voters what they think, it's a whole different story. just 32% approve of the mayor's performance, while a majority, %, disapprove. what does this mean for the mayor's re-election prospects, if anything? well, right noweoverall 47% of new york city voters say the mayor oes not deserve re-election. 41% say he does. one thing that could spell some antrouble for the mayor in this quinnipiac poll, the mayor's appr al ratings are 14 points lower than governor andrew cuomo's. cuomo is up to 58% from a r

tina charles and minnesota's maya moore won back-to-back national titles together at ewe uconn. moore, a game high 25 points in a good game. the epiphany prince, 22 points, liberty win, 81-68 and in the playoffs for the first time in three years. >> way to go, ladies. >> you got it. >> okay. thanks a lot. >> nice to see >>> join the conversation on facebook, twitter and instagram. tweet us your incredible quotes. >> only lee goldbergs are there, i'm sure. >> and that's the news for now. have a wonderful weekend. i'm sade baderinwa.

down across new jersey 71 at the boardwalk and same for ewing and browns mills. glassboro 72.ou check out the dew points legal of moisture in the air and now you notice a bit of change with the southerly winds coming on in. it's happened with more moisture. dew point letting you know humidity season the rise. quiet across the region. high pressure continues to dominate. tomorrow, this ridge of high pressure moves east. we tap into return flow to have the southwesterly warm and humid winds overhead. showers and storms really firing up with severe weather across the eastern great lakes. this moisture moves east ward and moves taken to land locations across northeast. a lot of this moisture we'll miss out on. here's future tracker 6. 2:00 in the afternoon. sunshine, clouds, sharing the sky throughout the day and popup shower or thunderstorm as we get to afternoon hours. 6:30 tomorrow evening you notice showers and storms but again risk for severe weather the storm prediction septemberer placed interior sections of northeast in a low probability of finding severe weather all that

but he was a singular fig ewe, a deeply serious and skeptical journalist a broadcast icon and someone here still dearly miss. i still think about him all the time. thank you for ending your day with us. much more on the big debate first thing in the morning on "gma." and we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page at abcn

we spoke to a rebel spokesperson here who says this is evidence of the south sudanese government ewing that as a pretext not to sign this deal, but certainly to try and delay it. the spokesperson aulgs also said there was only one person he could talk to, and that was him. he described this split by two generals as being an administration matter. something a lot less serious than certainly the president was suggesting. now, we know that the south sudanese government had reservations about this proposal since the very beginning. they have serious concerns about the power-sharing in the upper nile region, the oil-producing states calling for this proposal. the rebels get 53% of control of that area. also, the southern sudanese government have been problems with this proposed de mille tearization of jubal. this poses problems in terms of sovereignty and also certain disagreements over the timing of the bringing together of both armed forces here but the rebels and the army into a fun fieed army. certainly a lot of pressure here to get this deal signed, a lot of international pressure. cer