they tell me they think a facebook post from the the victim himself, is what started all of this. in a house just minutes police say late monday night three armed males stormed into this kingsessing home, for one very specific goal in mine. >> entered through the the front door, all brandishing guns, demanding the money. where is the money. >> reporter: police say 50 year-old tony harris was surrounded in the living room his wife, amber held at gunpoint in the kitchen. their children age five, two, and ten months all asleep upstairs, one took me straight to the kitchen and put a gun behind my head and they were telling him well, you keep moving, he was going to blow my head off. >> reporter: authorities say one suspect shot harris, he died as a result. >> it was devastating. it was rough on all of us. just waiting. then they told us when we we got there, his survival rate would be 5 percent. >> reporter: is what worse his family tells "eyewitness news" that they believe this facebook post october 5th on tony's account where he jokes about misplacing $60,000 is what made them targe

and they think it's because of this october 5th facebook pos post.his fiance' with pile of money as a prank. >> he made a comment, "i misplaced 60,000. hope my wife didn't go shopping "it wasn't even his money. >> harris was shot once in the head on the 1100 block of south rub bee. just after 11:00 o'clock last night, three gunmen in their late teens burst in the front door. harris and his fiance' were downstairs. their three young children asleep on the sector floor. they put guns to the couple's heads and demanded money killing harris. >> they kept saying where is the money? so i mean it sort of let's us believe that they felt it was a large amount of money somewhere in the house. now why they thought that, we don't know. >> reporter: police are aware of the facebook post and are looking at it as a possible motive. harris' sister is convinced that's why and has a warning for others tonight. >> be careful of what you put on facebook. >> exactly. >> because you never know whose watching or whose paying attention or, you know, you may be targeted for

. >> what really upset a lot of people that was facebook post. do you remember their initial will response? >> right. >> they posted a facebook post saying that women were not acting properly, and it was up there. people got screen shots of it because that's what happened. then they took it down. >> and the women said not acting -- we're on a wine train, you're serving wine, it's -- >> it's essentially a party on a train. you would expect some jubilation, so the women said we did nothing that was wrong. they said if it was a different group of women, maybe white women, they couldn't be treated the way they were. >> the key question was it was racially motivated?. >> it's a discrimination suit, so i'm not high the burden of proof is for that. often in these cases there's settlement. they'll threaten to go to court and they'll come to a monetary settlement to keep it out of court. >> they're asking for $11 million, $1 million for each of the 11 women in the group. it's something that had a lot of people talking and still talking about it. >> and we'

we do not know. >> reporter: family thinks the suspects were talking about this money in a facebook post october 5th family says tony jokingly posted this picture and said he misplaced $60,000. >> some idiot in the neighborhood thought that he had that kind of money in the house, and they came, and they robbed him and they shot him in the head for nothing. >> they started fighting and the guy that was on me got off of me and went to them and then in the living room and i heard one shot. >> reporter: tony was pronounced dead tuesday morning. >> it was devastating. it was rough on all of us, just waiting, because they told us when we got there just his survival rate would be 5 percent. >> reporter: police say they are looking into the post. the family says that they are confident that it provided the motive. now they are hoping that tony's death serves some greater purpose and is a cautionary warning for those watching. >> be careful of what you put on facebook, because you never nose who is watching or who is paying a tension. >> reporter: now police say they are taking that post very ser

they was going to my head off. >> police are looking foo into the facebook post as a possible motive.aught on camera vicious assault on homeowner in northeast philadelphia. video shows two suspects knocking on the door of 70-year-old man on the 800 block of well ton street in somerton. once the man opens the door, he's thrown down and hit with some type of metal stick. the victim remains in critical condition with a cracked skull. if you have information please contact the police. >> the search is on for two thieves caught on video stealing an ice cream machine. police say the suspects entered ron's cafe at 5720 north broad street through the back stock room. surveillance video those them carrying that ice cream maker to their blue and white older model chevy suburban. ice cream machine is valued at 9,000 dollars. >>> police in wilmington looking for two young men who damaged a church while trying to break into it. take look at thighs surveillance pictures they braid to break into saint marks united methodist church last month. one of the surveillance pictures has a clear shot of thos

. >> reporter: in a facebook posting, mintz recalled the day that he says started out as normal, but quickly descended into chaos. he writes, "there was a bunch of yellings with t in yelling" and there were gunshots going off that sounded like firecrackers. he said everyone got up and took off. "i held the door open and waited for everyone to leave safely." and he took direction from a counselor that kept screaming, someone needed to tell the people in the library and i told her i'd do it. >> somebody is outside one of the doors, shooting through the door. >> reporter: mintz writes that he made his way back into the classroom area, where he came face to face with the gunman. he leaned out and started shooting as i turned toward him, he recalled. this is how he described the shooter. "he was so nonchalant through it all, like he was playing a video game and showed no emotion." mintz says the shots "knocked me to the ground and felt like a truck hit me." he then says he was shot again, while on the ground, and that the gunman said, "that's what you get for calling the cops." mintz writ

. >> reporter: in a facebook posting, he recalls the day that he says started out as normal but quicklyd in to caya ss. there was a bun of yelling and there were gunshots that sounded like fire crackers. he sat in the front of the class and says everyone got up and took off. i stopped and held the door open skwp waited for everyone to leave safely. he then took direction of a counter who kept screaming, someone need today tell the teepal in the library and i told her i'd do it. >> somebody is outside, shooting through the doors. >> reporter: "he made he leaned ow "he leaned out and started shooting. he was no nonchalant like he was playing a video game and showed mow emotion. the shots knocked my to the ground and felt like a truck hit me. he was shot again while on the ground and the gunman said that's what you get for calling the cops. he didn't call police and they were already on the way. he then yelled to the gunman, it's my kid's birthday. the shooter pointed the gun right at my face and then retreated back in to the classroom." a freblg posted his video of him in the hospital. he

and they think it's because of this october 5th facebook pos post. it shows his fiance' with a pile of money as a prank. >> he made a comment i misplaced 60,000. hope my wife didn't go shopping. but it wasn't even his money. >> reporter: harris was shot once in the head during a home inn vague at his house on the 1100 block of south ruby. police say just after 11:00 o'clock last night, three gunmen in their late teens burst in the front door. harris and his fiance' were downstairs. their three young children asleep on the second floor. they put guns to the couple's heads and demanded money. killing harris. >> they kept saying where is the money? so i mean it sort of let's us believe that they felt that it was large amount of money somewhere in the house. now why they thought that, we don't know. >> reporter: police are aware of the facebook post and are looking at it as possible moti motive. harris' sister is convinced that's why and has a warning for others to night. >> be careful of what you put on facebook because you never know who is watching or

randy: a facebook post about police in arizona goes viral. steven hildreth was pulled over by tucson police in the middle of the night, for a missing headlight. he has a concealed carry permit and was carrying a gun. he told the officers and they responded they would need to disarm him. they complimented the way he handled it and let him off with a warning. hildreth says he wanted to share the interaction, and posted a message on facebook that gained national attention. >> there are those that abuse the power of the badge that should not be law enforcement officers. we focus so much on them that we job and our regular people. randy: the police department thanked hildreth for the post, and shared it. emily: the national guard transporting some precious cargo in new mexico. the transport contained the skull and bones of a baby dinosaur, more specifically, a pentaceratops. researchers discovered the bones four years ago, and spent that time arranging permits to excavate and airlift them. this is the first known discovery of a baby dinosaur of th

. >> that facebook post was later deleted and the ceo publicly apologized for the mistake. but the women say they were personally and professionally shamed. two of the women say they even lost their jobs. >> did you ask their employer why they were fired? >> yes, i can't get it into right now, but yes, i did. >> the group is now suing napa valley wine train which is recently bought by another company for $11 million. the suit, alleged defamation and breech of contract. >> no one should ever have to experience what we experienced that day. and i truly now know how it feels to be a black woman. >> in a statement, napa valley wine train said it takes allegations of discrimination very seriously, adding that it's conducting its own investigation and had hired a former f.b.i. agent to look into the matter. in napa county, janet oats, abc 7 news. >> a group of workers are fighting back against layoffs. abc 7 news about the exploratorium this afternoon as dozens of union workers chanted and held um signs to protest 18 workers who are losing their jobs next week. the workers say it

. >>> still ahead, a facebook post about this local haunted house gone viral, but not because of the chills and thrills, but why a police officer is at the center of a controversy involving the halloween attraction. plus, new video from a violent crash in baltimore. 13 people including six kids injured after a van and suv collided. what happened right after firefighters arrived coming up. >>> now your first alert weather. >>> and welcome back this saturday morning, i'm michelle grossman. it's a chilly, chilly start, temperatures in the 40s, spots in the 30s, and that's nothing compared to where we'll be tonight. right now, looking at clear skies, so pretty day, lots of sunshine, and a live look outside from the cape may camera, a live look outside from the add vepture aquarium camera over center city. temperatures right now mainly in the 40s across the area a chilly start. looking at 46 right now in philadelphia. up to 48 now, actually, 43 in allenstown, and above freezing in mount pocono. 41 in millville, and if you're looking for fall weather or looking for fall leaves, actually, h

i know there has been a lot of facebook posts out there, she has has talked about how she wanted to marry him. it is absolutely heart wrenching. what you see from a perspective of how she is dealing with in coping with it question. >> it's similar to a fear of abandonment. she has essentially been abandoned by him. so these emotions that she will feel as she goes through the grief process is going to be anger. >> i wonder if kit they will bring in counselors to the school. >> it is very important for people, on repressed grief can manifest in things such as depression, substance abuse, withdraw, withdraw from school and friends, isolation. so it is very important for people to bring their feelings to the surface, allow them to feel united with each other. >> the hardest thing the parents to deal with their loss of a child, specially so so young. what you think they're dealing with right now with the funeral being on thursday. what is their process going to be like going forward. >> this is a very challenging case because he was an only child. they. they are losing the only child that they

. >> reporter: she did messaging of her own on facebook posting a video what the book did and didn't include. >> there is no mention of africans working as slaves or being slaves. >> reporter: it's been shared across the country and got the attention of the publisher mcgraw-hill which announced friday it would revamp references in the textbook's digital version to state african slaves arrived as a forced migration and worked as slave labor, a step but not adequate for ronnie. >> many schools don't use the digital version. we know this book is going to sit in schools for eight to ten years. >> reporter: she speaks with authority because she's a former teacher herself and is now a p.h.d. candidate specializing in education curriculum and should the state need someone with her experience to vet school test books, she says she would relish the chance. all of these stories i'm wonder how they're being told outside of world geography. this is the first step in high school history. what's the u.s. history book look like? >> she makes some interesting points. i hope they take her up on the f

. >> reporter: this week a facebook post went viral after an off duty delaware officer was denied entry he wanted to carry in his service gun saying he'd need it for an emergency. the park refused. they have their own private security. they say they fully support police. they even had a first responders' night last week. successfully scared? >> yes. >> reporter: had a good time? >> yes. >> reporter: they hope this disagreement on guns won't scare off police and their families for good. randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> a breakthrough for lamar odom. what family members say he did from his hospital bed. >>> we'll see a cool night ahead right now. i am tracking freezing conditions over your weekend. i'll let you know what to expect coming up . >>> he is awake and communicating. that's the word from family members about former nba star lamar odom. he had been on life support in a las vegas hospital since he was found unresponsive. doctors said the former laker who is estranged from his wife suffered at least one stroke. the brothel's owner said he took cocaine and supplements called herba

. >>> a facebook post about a recent traffic stop is going viral. he was pulled over because of a broken headlight. he had a permit to carry and explained he had a gun. they disarmed him, and ran the license. because he was cool, they gave him a verbal warning. he praised them on facebook. >> i caught me off guard how much traction it got. people want to hear the bad in the world, but they want to hear the good in the world. the post reaction is proof of that. >> a calling off of a wedding leads to homeless eating well. >> reporter: cool today, sweatshirts on the kids why not root for several with the big game coming up tomorrow night. i'll have the the forecast and i'll give you an array of temperatures some of them are pretty cool. with cancer, early detection can mean life or death. so, when chris brown and will pauls would recklessly deny access to basic health services like mammograms and annual exams, it makes a real difference in women's lives. chris brown voted against funding for cancer screenings. and will pauls opposed funding for clinics

they believe it had to do with this facebook post back on october 5th. harris fiance' pictured with large amount of cash relatives say it wasn't theirs. it was just in fun. >> he didn't even have the money. it was a joke. whoever some idiot in the neighborhood thought that he had that kind of money in the house and they came and they robbed him and they shot him in the head for nothing. >> reporter: police say they are investigating the facebook post as a possible motive. harris also fixed electronics, cell phones and i pads for money. so homicide detectives are also looking into that as well. >> tony harris was sweetheart. he would do anything for anybody. and that's what makes this so devastating because if he did have something, he would give it to them. >> that's my brother-in-law. i love him. i love him. i love him. i can't believe they did this. >> reporter: now the gunman got away empty handed. police are looking for surveillance video in the neighborhood and asking anyone who saw something or may know something to please come forwa forward. a rif

the old mafia days where soldiers, but we dont see thatt nowadays, police say it only takes one facebook post to incite new feuds, causing groups to break off into new factionsl keeping police in a constant state of catch up. john lives a new life now. "i feel blessed. in many ways" he was one of the lucky sentence, he's been out of the gang. he got out before it was too late. "at the end of the day you "the key to stopping them is so, its so, in your face... people cant even see it . you know. parents.... parents.s.i hold the parents responsible" sometimes... those parents are there. thats why police are trying every outreach program possible, so they cant get to kids, before they run into trouble where there's no coming back. the takeaway of tonights investigation-- yes, there is gang activity in waterloo, and kids are getting involved in gangs but these gangs make up a very small portion of the city's population-- and police can't fight them alone. they're using outreach prrgrams such as the boys and girls club, they're visiting schools. but they need help from each and every citizen to ma

ed: a newly discovered bug is revealing just how many people see your facebook posts. mobile users have reported seeing a counter displayed in the same spot where you would normally see how many people liked or commented on your post. the counters only appear under links that are shared or posted not photos. the feature is similar to one called reach that facebook offers for brand pages not for individual users. it' s now working to fix the bug. so standby. an animal expert has caused quite a stink. heather: this is my favorite story of the week, maybe the month. ed: this all happened on an appearance on a news show. heather: the prank was caught on camera. >> could get scared and able shoot out a spray. >> [ screams] [laughter] >> you could see it. heather: news anchors in nebraska got that surprise on air. they were interviewing an animal handler when they were sprayed, but it turns out it was a prank. it was a water gun that was her tediously -- that was strategically placed. ed: did you see what he did? he bolted and left her there. he didn' t protect her. heather:

this is through a facebook post. it describes how this normal day in class descended into chaos and in the moment he came face-to-face with the funman, nick valencia is following this story with relearning new details. >> good morning, it's a stunning account of the u.s. army who many credit with helping stop that ucc oregon gunman, for the first time speaking in his own words, giving his account of what happened that day, it's slightly different from what we have been hearing. he starts out with a post saying it started out as a normal day. he joked he thought he was going to skip class. he was talked out of it. he was in class joking around with his teacher. that's when he heard the gunfire, he starts saying gunshots sound like fire crackers going off a counsellor kept screaming, that someone needed to tell the people in the library and told her i'd do it. he leaned half of his torso out and started shooting as i turned towards him. he was so nonchalant as if he was playing a videogame and showed no emotion. it was

. >> can you take a video post it on facebook. >> that is a good facebook post. >> beautiful story. >> lets get back to the things good did i ever tell you i was a tree trimmer back when i was seven. i will tell you bit on facebook later. >> what time is it. >> is what your facebook name, mike. >> mike jerrick. >> mike jerrick fox 29. >> okay. >> i have some great stories too, alex holley fox 29. >> remember when i went to the circus, i lived with carney's for three years. i will tell you bit. >> calm down. >> calm down. calm down. >> i hate that. >> so lets get back to the phrases. do you realize kate hudson who we saw in this clip is dating nick jonas. how about that. >> go, girl. >> that is cougar lion. >> lets get back to phrases that irritates the heck out of people. we just told you one. i think you should just calm down. you are in a argument with your loved one and i have have done this, where she's just very upset about something. just calm down. >> yes. >> it sets everybody off. >> don't say that. >> it is demeaning, it is like you excitable female you. >> my god brother i w

that's something that's all over social media right now, un confirmed reports about a facebook posting you heard local law enforcement saying they can confirm that. clint van zandt remains with us. when you hear this, i feel like it's history all over again. it the same sort of news conference that we've become so unfortunately so used to. >> well, it is. you know, it the same old song and it's the song of death that we've heard so many times with the number of shootings, as you and i and brian williams were talking with a number of shootings that have taken place on campuses since sandy hook, 137 shootings on school campuses. 45 school shootings this year. and in this small community of roseburg, oregon, a similar, although not as many victims, took place nine years ago at a high school when one student shot another. that was one victim. here we have casualties and the double digits. we hear of these numbers all across the country. so it's, you know, this is our own epidemic. we're in flu season. this is a flu that we deal with of violence where people, some reason, this 20-year-old m

. >> over a facebook post. that's so dumb. >> you old [ bleep ] . >>> i'm a huge fan of technology and flying cars. some days the roads will be styling. until then, let's join us. this is the my new favorite song and then an italian clip that's 12 cylinders. >> that's hot. not impressed yet? i think that the next video is impressive. 230 horsepower. it's in a little go cart and going head to head. they started the rolling start. come completely blown away and let's try a portion next. it has the worst luck and that's a 100 motorcycle engine. 198 miles. of course while we're on the subject of speed, let's talk a look at this thing. this big red camaro. it's 69 and this is a speed run at the mile and has no business going as fast as it does at 251 miles an hour. >> this car has it's own tv show and the original racer can be seen on mondays at 9:00 p.m. >>> if you ever thought about parking in a handicap spot, this is the vice of reason. >> they forget that i am more. >> the way with of getting people from parking

police are also aware he posted a photo to facebook earlier this month showing his wife holding what appeared to be a large sum of cash. >> we do know of that post that was put up. so obviously that's a possible motive that we're looking at but we don't know if that definitively got him killed or not. >> reporter: police believe the suspects may be young, possibly between 17 and 19 years old. as with all homicides here in the city of philadelphia, there is a $20,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest and conviction. live at police headquarters, i'm sarah bloomquist, channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you, sarah. >>> the wilmington fire marshal is now investigating whether two fires that broke out within hours of each other were connected. investigators believe both may have been set on purpose. the first blaze erupted at 8 o'clock sunday night in the home -- or in a home on the 700 block of north madison street. 12 hours later crews putter out a fire on the 600 block of west eighth street. that property was vacant but firefighters did rescue kittens that were inside. >

the fairfax fraternal order of police then posted on their facebook page that police should boy caught cox because the sign -- boycott cox ç9becau the sign was a slap to law enforcement. >> it's her private property and she can put up any political sign she wants to in her yard. we treasure our relationship with the local police force. it's not anything against them at all. >> but, there are folks who do have something against police according to brad caruthers, chairman of the fraternal order of police. he says that's why the phrase "black lives matter" now strikes a nerve with officers adding that the movement has changed. >> unfortunately, that has beenhijacked by a small group of anti-police individuals. >> in a statement to wusa9, the movement is not an attack on individual officers. it's a movement to highlight the structural oppression black people face in this country. >> it has taken away from their movement because they are not promoting the violence that is going on. >> are these mutually exclusive? can somebody be for black lives matter and still for police officers or all

. >> a public initial defending a very controversial facebook post. >> ill sea say what i said. i'll stand by what i said. >> who he was target that go sparked a lot of outrage. plus the red sox not making the playoffs, but they are still making a big difference. again in the next 15 minutes. i'm glad they're on the road this past week. it would have been a mess trying to play at fenway. the rain, the drizzle, the clouds all still in play. trying to work >> brand new details in the oregon college shooting. as we have learned, the gunman killed himself. dan springer has the latest. >> my daughter is very strong this. >> we are learning more about community college that left nine people dead. >> she is currently in icu. she lost a kidney due to her gunshot wound and she's having a tough day today, but we're recover. >> cheyenne fits gerald's mother says her daughter survived by playing dead, even encouraging still. their lives. as soon as she got the chance, she updated her facebook status. >> the beep shot me in the back. that is a statement from my daughter. she put that on face

about that facebook post? soon you'll be able to express >>> so how do you really feel about that facebook post? soon you will be able to express more than just like. >> yeah. there are other things you can say, right? facebook will call them reactions. here are some of the possible buttons. they look like emojis like love, yeah, ha ha, wow, angry and sad. changes come as many facebook users continue to call for a dislike button. facebook testing those new buttons with users in spain and ireland. but eventually we'll get them. there are some things you just want to be supportive. i don't like that you're ill, but i want to, you know -- >> there it is. have a great weekend. we will see you here next week. . >> today on "access hollywood" live, nick carter was in tears this week on "dancing with the stars." >> this week he is frosting this pound cake or corn bread. >> how it saved his life. he is a magician and he likes to eat the food. the foodie magician is here. the man will blow your mind. >> i'm excited at

. >> reporter: in a facebook posting, minutes recalled the day that he says started out as normal, but into chaos. he writes, there was a bunch of yelling and there were gunshots going off that sounded like firecrackers. mintz, who said he sat in the front of the class, says hem everyone got up and took off. "i stopped and held the door open and waited everyone to exit safely." and then he took direction from a counselor who kept screaming, "someone needs to tell the people in the labor," and i told her i'd do it. mintz made his back back into the classroom area, where he came face to face with the gunman. he leaned out and starting shooting as i turned toward him, he recalled. this is how he described the shooter. he was so nonchalant through it all, like he was playing a video game and showed no emotion. mintz says, the shots knocked me to the ground and felt like a truck hit me. he then said he was shot again while on the ground and the gunman said, that's what you get for calling the cops. mintz writes in the facebook post that he told the gunman that he didn't call police and they

. >> reporter: in a facebook posting mints recalls the day he says started out as normal but quicklyhaos. he writes there was bunch of yelling and there were gunshots going off that sounded like firecrackers. the mints, who sat in the front of the class says everyone got up, and took off. >> i stopped, hell the door opened and waited for everyone to leave safely he writes, he then says he took direction from the counselor that kept screaming, someone needed to tell the people in the library, and i told her i would do it. >> somebody is outside one of the doors shooting through the doors. >> reporter: mints writes that he made his way back into the the classroom area, where he came face-to-face with the gunman. he leaned out and started shooting as i turned towards him, he recalled, this is how he described the shooter. he was so non-chal ant as if he were playing a video game and showed noe motion. mints says the the shots knocked him to the ground and felt like a truck hit him. he said he was shot again while on the ground and gunman says that is what you get for calling the cops. m

his family believes the the recent facebook post made him a target.st showed picture of his wife holding $60,000. she was held inside the home at gunpoint while harris was shot in the next room. >> took me straight to the kitchen and put a gun behind my head and telling him well, you keep moving or he was going to blow my head off. >> police are looking in the facebook post as a possible motive. >>> caught on cameras a vicious assault on a elderly man in northeast philadelphia video shows two suspects knocking on the door of the 70 year-old man's home in the 800 block of wealthon street in somerton. once the man opens up the door he is thrown down and hit with the metal stick. victim remains in critical condition with the crack skull. if you have any information on who those attackers are you are asked to call police. >>> the philadelphia a daily news reports that police commissioner charles ramsey plans to announce his retirement this morning. mayor michael nutter will hold a news conference to announce what his administration calls a major public sa

. >> reporter: in a powerful facebook post chris mintz relates how he helped protect a campus under siege all while having one thoing his mind, his son. after being shot five times, mintz told a classmate, "it's my son's birthday. please, call my ston's mom and tell her i can't pick him up from school today." mintz was in the ajoining classroom when the shooter, chris fer harper-mercer started spraying bullets. he writes: there were gunshot. i held the door open and waited for everyone to leave safely. safely out of harm's way, mintz refused to run for cover. after warning people across campus he returned to the shootings. on his way, he passed another student hiding. mintz remembers his warning, "don't, man, he's going to chute, man." mintz wrote high moved on anyway. with his back pressed against the wall he waited quiet lie outside the classroom. >> reporter: mint lz was shot in his leg, stomach, shoulder, and finger. as he laid on the ground in a fetal porkz the shooter tried to shoot his phone. mintz yelled, "it's my kid'sing about the, man." he pointed the gun right at my face and h

police officers in dan berry, new hampshire decided to taunt a couple of marijuana growers on facebook posting this picture. it's some dug up pot plants sitting on a cruiser's hood. it says "if that person would like to talk to someone about the loss of her summer horticultural project, please give the department a phone call." >>> tonight, an i-team investigation. taxpayers subsidizing rent for people making six-figure salaries. as ryan katz discovered, state officials know it's happening and don't think it's a problem. >> reporter: angelina knows how tough it is to find an affordable place to live. >> the wait list for some of the programs are ten years long. >> here's what they are making. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: so the dorchester working mom was surprised when we showed her hundreds of families around the state >> i think it's a smack in the face honestly. it's really disgusting because there truly are individuals who are really struggling. >> reporter: at orchard gardens in roxbury, one family of four reported $228,000 of income. at this housing development at mission hill, five differen

yesterday president obama said in a facebook post that he wants to f f that. the administration announced nene guidelines concncning standardized tests in what they call a "testing action plan." it outlines new principles for measuring student aptitude. the white house said additional details will be released in january. deborah: now turning to the race to the white house... the three remaining democratic candidates appeared....togeth er at a big political dinner in iowa. front-runner hillary clinton got support from major stars this weekend... and on the right....donald trump...tears into his closest rival abc's david wright has more on the campaign trail from iowa tonight. "nats in iowa this weekend, hillary clinton's campaign rolold out the big guns? nats (katy perry) you're gonna hear me roar! ? katy perry and bill clinton? urging voters to break that glass ceiling once and for all. sot - bill clinton i am tired of the stranglehold that women have had on the job of presidential spouse. the nomination may hers to lose? sot - hillary at jj dinner sometimes y

>> facebook is expanding search results to include real- time news by media organizations and facebook posts. users will see the most popular post first followed by posts from trusted news sources, people in your network, popular links and quotes and then strangers. one possible drawback, old posts that seem longgone and now private could end up getting new exposure. >>> proposed changes in the way californians are compensated for excess electricity produced by their rooftop solar panels. dozens gathered today for a protest. people who have panels can sell leftover energy they gather back to the utility company. but the puc is considering paying less for additional energy spent to the grid. and critics worry such a change would make panels less affordable for people. >> it would kill off much of the market of solar in california and would put at risk all the investment that we made in developing solar that goes to the benefit of all californians. >> pg&e says it is 100% committed to solar energy. and the pushgz arbitration c says it's getting a lot of feedback from 60 different groups. >> st

her dermatologist ex-boyfriend seen in his facebook post with his new girlfriend the popular dentist she targeted. she stalked her x's new love even using her iphone to track her movements on the night she was shot to death in a dallas highrise last month. on friday police tracked down the alleged trigger man, # 1-year-old christopher love who detectives say still had the murder weapon with him. this morning else behind bars on capital multiplier charges just like crystal cortes who was arrested last month. she admits that's her behind the wheel and love got out and shot hatcher and cortes drove them away. >> it was a murder for higher. a crime so chilling police say the woman accused of master minding it would only play the hit man five hundred dollars if he brought her hatchers drivers license as proof that the deal was done. >> new poll numbers show the race for the white house is getting closer for both parties. democratic frontrunner, hillary clinton holds a five point lead over bernie sanders with potential caucus goers in iowa. sanders is campaigning in the northeast. clinton

and it's exploded. >> when i put up that facebook post, i hadn't expected to get so much support fort kind of encouraged us to come back and address this serious issue. >> reporter: some supported the parents. others stood by the school. >> i've been on this campus five years and not once has a parent came up to me and brought up the issue of bullying. >> reporter: a spokesperson tells me there was no history of bullying and even said the arcadia police department didn't find any wrongdoing. they released a statement saying in part a lengthy and complete investigation was conducted and there were no findings of bullying or physical contact by another student. >> they claim to have complete and thorough investigation, yet they omit entire account of my son. >> the intent isn't we want to destroy people and move on. the intent is that we want to make this a better place so our kids can have a good experience here, too. >> reporter: in arcade, why serene branson -- arcadia, serene branson, kpix5. >>> the country's biggest drugstore chain walgreen's is about to get even bigger. it is buy

rosario was also killed her sister published a an emotional facebook post best friend. >> these families are living through the nightmare in the most personal way possible. >> reporter: investigators say they have recovered 13 weapons related to investigation. six from the school, and seven more from the shooter's home. law enforcement officials have identify -- identified the shooter as chris harper mercer. >> i heard one gunshot then i looked over outside and people were running away from the building. we got to get out of here there's people running. >> reporter: the father of a young woman who was shot said mercer specifically targeted christians during the rampage. the president says something has to change before another life is taken >> president obama: i'm going to talk about this on a regular basis and i will politicize it. >> reporter: and now police and community members alike are trying to figure out what could have motivated 26-year-old to carry out a senseless tragedy. >> one person's deranged act may have indeed broken all of our hearts but he cannot prevent our hearts fro

adrian byrd says she didn't realize her lockett was missing until she heard about that facebook post. it contains the ashes of her mother who died of breast cancer two months ago. >> thank you, okay. i appreciate that more than you ever know. i really do. >> the next step is to get a new necklace for the lockett. one sturdier than the last so this never happens again. >> speaking of lost and found now, the cubs are one step closer to ending their 107-year world series drought. the cubbies advance to the national league championship seize, the team celebrated in front of the home fans at wrigley field. probably still partying, after beating the cardinals 6-4 to take the series 3-1. the cubs are now four wins away from their first world series appearance in 70 years. last night's win the first time the cubs clinched a playoff series at wrigley field. the opponent still to be determined because the l.a. dodgers avoided elimination with a 3-1 win over the mets in game 4 in new york. by the way, chase utley who is appealing his two-game suspension from that play that broke a player's leg,

this week, a facebook post was viral after an offduty delaware police officer was stopped from goingofficer wanted to bring his service weapon in case of an emergency. bright lan says, though, they support police, but standing by the policy. >> we don't think it's appropriate for people to carry firearms inside a dark, dimly lit haunted house where people are jumping out to startle people. >> brightlands started 18 years ago as a way to raise money for leukemia, now delaware's largest and most popular haunted attraction. >>> odom, family members say he woke up from the coma and communicated with them last night from his hospital bed in las vegas. he was put on life support after being found unconscious at a nevada brothel tuesday. he suffered a stroke, and according to the owner, odom took cocaine and supplements called herbal vie ag gra. he's the estranged husband of the tv star, chloe kardashian. >>> morgan works to recover from a crash on the new jersey turnpike, and now the comedian's back, returning to the old stomping grounds to host "saturday night live," expected to be an emo

. >> reporter: as you can see for the gloucester facebook post for everyone getting treatment instead of arrested there's a $221 savings per person that would have had to have been processed and held and put through court. the cost to facilitate treatment is paid by funds seized from drug dealers and perhaps the most eye opening a 23% drop in crimes attributed to addiction. things like shoplifting, possession, and larceny. for gloucester's chief, saving money is secondary. people are surprised at the help they're given here at the police station, to be that kind of safe haven. >> for people who need help like shaun, it's a livesaver. >> people aren't bad people, they're just addict the people. >> so far 15 towns in massachusetts have similar programs in place and spread to nine different states. the chief says the angel program resident. because addicts is such a huge problem. in gloucester, fox 25 news. >> the biggest circle found in yarmouth today. a rare native american stone point at the taylor braid farm. 9,000 years old. later in the afternoon volunteers found a tool estimated t

mints writes in the facebook post he told the gun man that he didn't call police and they were already. he then yelled to the gun man, it the is my kid birthday, man. mints said the shooter pointed the gun right at my face and then retreated, back into the classroom. >> hello, everyone, i'm doing well. >> a friend posted this video of mints in the hospital. he has been since released and has had this lingering question. i'm still confused at the why he didn't shoot me, again. >> that was nick valencia reporting. the mints says he is no hero but just a regular guy. >>> well, a surfer is sharing his story this morning, have of being attacked by a shark. colin coast says he is lucky to be alive. he was surfing in ohio and awaiting for a a wave when he sent a 12-foot tiger shark bit his leg. >> out of no where, it felt like a truck, ran into me, and, took me a second to realize what ways going on and he dragged me under water. >> doctors had to amputate most of the cook's left leg after the attack. the his hands were also injured when he punched the shark. cook credited his friend with sav

. >> in a facebook post that has now been shared 100,000 times, she tells the story of how she was taking a flight from chicago to atlanta. to surprise her husband an active duty army firefighter stationed in alabama with their baby who remained calm until boarding. >> i sat down. riley started throwing a fit. she wouldn't take the bottle. so this is when we started taxiing and she was already getting fussy. people were staring obviously. >> thankfully she wound up in a seat next thoefl woman. >> she looked at me and told me she had kids of her own. she asked do you mind if i help. as soon as she took her riley looked out the window. she bounced her around and she stopped crying right then and there. >> rebecca needed relief. luckily in that moment, she stayed asleep the entire night. >> she wrote on facebook, something amazing happened to me and i will never be able to express how grateful i am for it. the supporting comments flooding in ever since. miller with four kids of her own says she was just helping out a fellow mom. >> honestly, i felt like i was doing what anybody could have or

paul henson posted this picture of his son caden on facebook. the facebook post has gone viral. but he said he doesn't understand the attention. he says it should be second nature to support your child. and he also says that his son wans him to dress up as anna, elsa's sister. and dad is going to dress up as anna. >> if you go back to the picture, he looked like he was ready to take on any crook. >> he is also saying hey, so what. too bad. >> you want to criticize my dress, bud? i'll show you. >> powerful elsa right there. very good. very good. >>> so great weather across the area tonight. skies are still clear out there. we do see some clouds approaching there is a weak cold front coming tonight. but we're not really expecting too much from that, except maybe some cooler temperatures. a look outside right now from our top of the rock view of really quiet night out there. it's been mild again today. we had 70s again. not so much tomorrow. but they will return at some point. 65 degrees right now in the park. and skies are clear. and they'll stay that way for most of the evening.

cards for as the father confirm the news there was also killed her sister call this an emotional facebook post saying that should serve as friend. >>: this time is up, living through the nightmare in the most personal way possible investigators say they recovered 13 weapons related to the investigation six from the school and seven more from the shooters home. >>reporter: the have identified the shooter as chris harper mercer he shot students and faculty and of these two buildings on campus. >>: i heard when then shot and i looked over outside and people were running away from the building. >>reporter: the father of a young woman who was shot said he specifically targeted christians during the rampage the president says something has to change before another life is taken. president obama: i'm going to talk about this on a regular basis and i will politicize the. >>reporter: listen committed to members are trying to figure out what had motivated a 26 year-old to carry on a senseless tragedy. >>: one person's arranged at the have been broken all our hearts but he cannot prevent our ups from gro