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. >> police in philadelphia asking for public's help to fiend a man missing since yesterday. 47-year-old leroy said he had mental capacity of 7-year-old. he was last seen on 8500 block of lirpberg boulevard in southwest philadelphia. 23 you have -- if you have any information about this case please contact police. >> a water main break turnd a brewery township intersection into a riff this was scene 7 and master 12 a.m. and gushing water flooded basement of a corner score and ruined thousands of dlardz worth of inventor dwri. one resident also reported damage. crews are working to fix the broken pike and. >>> still more to come tonight on "action news" a four year, multi-million dollar prom tokt revamp a section of i-95 in philadelphia and gets underway tomorrow. what drivers nooed to know. >> plus a celebration of pride and accept apps in september are city we'll take through. >> and jeff skversky has phillies and nascar action as pocono raceway coming up in sports. >> also melissa returns with more opt stormy week ahead when >> also melissa returns with more opt stormy week ahead when

>> reporter: real new york women struggle to fiend love.issa, a firefighters whose last relationship flamed out over a year ago. >> some times i meet all these great people. i don't have chemistry. i don't see myself dating them. >> for lisa. >> all of my best friend are coupled up in a very serious way. >> some moments are better shared when there is some one else. when everyone else has some one else you are all the more aware of how alone you are. >> reporter: before we take off for california, i just had to ask. you are willing to travel 2,900 miles for a date. you can't be that desperate? >> i don't think it is a matter of being desperate. it is a matter of taking charge of our dating situations. none of us have found anything that works. so when something is not working you fry something else. >> there is a shortage of men who want to be in committed relationships because this city is so fast, there are so many options it goes against lodgeic -- logic to settle. >> reporter: how can a long distance relationship be any better? >> who s

juggle i in turn taught well we know how to juggle and then when women are roommates we were juggling fiends did you know women in sight anywhere but lots of juggling ok it's the trick is you always just when you're juggling three always just want to keep one in the air right so it doesn't matter how you do that i'm not a great juggler by the way but you know but there are different types of ways to to do that if i was standing up i might be able to catch a peach behind my back you know you can do a flourish when you're juggling five and you want to try to know ok great and you go well you got to keep one in the air that's all you do is keep one in the air well technically that was one in the air we have social media questions for you right up your alley how fantastic b.j. won lund any plans for more comedy specials yes i'm i'm actually my week basically is you know all the other stuff i do and then there's a fridays and saturdays i try to go to comedy on the road so i'm building a new hour right now and i hope to shoot the special early next year at my t.l. i want to know what's the biggest

it is just a fiend when comes to primary sources and she gets into them. it's a brilliant and brutally -- and beautifully written book that one a lincoln prize. it is superb. in it she makes a compelling case thqat lee's engineering background flowed into his victorian sensibility of self-denial and control. lee was always worried about mastering himself and we should note that he also wanted to master those people whom he deemed inferior whether it be women, native americans or slaves. learn hishe commitment to the offense in a military he probably got some of that schooling at west point. i suspect he read all about napoleon's campaigns. somertainly had appreciation of the offense. this on the ground -- where did it play out with tremendous success but the mexican war? that is where he learned how to do had worked. getting on the ground and making reconnaissance -- it resulted in mindedc, offensive victories. this is not about an analyst -- an endless impulse. give his army the best chance for success. cometen look at gettysburg up tickets charge as an a

law makers are trying to fiend out a solution. does it seem like patients are getting better quicker and treatment and access to care? >> i am getting mixed information. i have veterans calling and e-mailing me and i have mixed information on that. i think you have a huge bureaucracy and you have a political system, and you have technology and all of these different things to address and it is not like a single tale given to the va and cured. they have to address a bureaucracy and leadership and a culture that evolve would in that agency over a decade. i don't think there is an easy solution but will require a lot of work and monitoring. >> i hope people who need the care will get. it one can only hope. it is great to talk to you today. and i appreciate your work very much, thank you. >> and a controversial plea deal is gaining national attention. >> a vaurt of seven choosing to get a vasectome to spend less time in jail. some are comparing it as forced sterilization done by the nazis. starts with back pain... ...and a choice. tak

i don't fiend her to be sympathetic. she looks cold and detached on the stand and creepy about her.think she will play well with the jury and come cross as the babe in the woods if you will. >> i think she locks damaged. i don't think most people are familiar with. it it is not testimony they are familiar with. if they believe she is damaged enough to be the dominating permanent. that is enough to be over the edge. there is a second-degree murder and he's going away a long time. but the only thing is which of these counts. >> we'll continue to watch this case. as you said it is not the kind of thing you hear in dover, new hampshire. >> and fox news alert. interesting developments by the way of the associated press that is exclusively reporting that videos have surfaced of a western couple held captive in afghanistan and pleading for help. the people on your screen according to the a p is americanicate lip coalman and her husband. they vanished in 2012. the a p reports that coleman's family received two videos and shoes the couple to ask the u.s. government to help fro them from the

. >> the sex fiend called sting says life won't be cushy to his kids. he is worth 3 million more than he should be told the daily mail, quote, i told my children there won't be much money left because we are spending it. probably on oil. adding, i special don't want to leave them trust funds that are albatroses around their neck. they have to work. and it is no picnic being my child. so true when you are naked all the time. maybe he is worried they will turn out like he did after leaving the police. here is how the police, a fantastic band once sounded. >> and now here is sting's music and here is how it sounds on his own. ♪ i want my mtv ♪ microwave oven ♪ color tv's. >> welcome back to the show. >> it was weird with you away, i have to tell you. >> rough time? >> it is that whacko. i got in a tiff with bolton and turns out he is not even an ambassador. that's hts wrestling name. he got me in aeadlock. it was weird. roger ales came down and was ticked! really. don't leave again. >> i will be here for awhile. let's get to the story, shall we? he is not

again you get up this high and you can fiend some 70s. lahonda. and then not much of a breeze.e easterly breeze at napa. a little northerly breeze for some. but the delta breeze is very, very calm. that is usually a sure fine temperatures will warm up. but that is about the northern extent of it. it's not going to make much of an impact. i think tomorrow will though. 40s up in the mountains. 60s to 70s in the valley. 50s on the coast. the fog is not there. as it allows temperatures to cool off. so sunny and warm to hot. nice to warm over by the coast. this looks to be the best beach day of the week. get her going. 90s to 100. 70s for some. 97 santa rosa. 95 san rafael. napa at 98. martinez is in there. san ramon, danville. 88 oakland again. hayward 86 degrees. 99 morgan hill. 100 in gilroy. santa cruz 88 degrees. santa clara is in there. milpitas as well. 70s on the coast. it will be nice 80s. and then 90s on the peninsula. it will be cooler for the fourth. it looks like near normal temps. 60s to 70s and 80s. this will be the hottest day today. in fact temperatures will be in t

california are scaling back their efforts to find a missing firefighter in southern california even after fiending his dog. michael and duke disappeared nine days ago in the has padres national forest. good samaritans found duke in the same parking lot the experienced hiker parked his car. the dog was exhausted and put on iv fluids but is expected to be okay. authorities say they have combed through 50 square miles of the wilderness and still no sign of herdman. >> sadly at some point you have to make a decision at what the odds are and likelihood with all of these resources out here that we might be successful. >> from this point forward the search will be limited. crews are planning to do another ariel search of the area tomorrow. >>> new at 11:00. another rower taking part in a 2400 mile rowing competition from monterrey to honolulu found himself in trouble. he capsized in rough seas and high winds near morrow bay. he was in the chilly water for about four hours. rescuers say he had all the right equipment to help them find him. >> found the individual because he had an emergency positioning de

i personally, and that's why the line for social media with the publicists, all my fiends talk about my kids, my life, but i think people who follow me know i'm selective. i'm talking about my best things, and i hope that word of mouth is spreading the news. but in terms of -- because, of course, people really care about something that their friend tells them to read more than something that a review arer that they don't know tells them to read. however, that said, traditional media is still a very, very important way to get people into the store. i think, you know, reviews in "the new york times," reviews in "the new york times" book review, interviews on national public radio are key. that's sort of a book-buying audience, a audience that really cares about it, and i've seen that really move the needle on sales in terms of books. >> and those reviews in washingtonian make a huge difference. >> a huge difference. they should be 20 pages. [laughter] >> but it's true what you say, that does put a lot of pressure on the author, especially an author who does not like to go around braggi

the facts is that fiend texas, as ther -- inphoenix, as, you hs of people being dropped off every day flying in illegal immigrants from the el paso sector because they can't handle the flow of illegal immigrants into texas. the border patrol has assign itself and custom and border patrol has assigned itself the duty of flying them from texas to arizona and dropping them off there. in addition. the 60,000 to 70,000 children we are seeing at our borders are coming from hon during and el salvador, they are calming from squat malla. that -- they are coming from guatemala. children are traveling from 1,800 miles from the southern border, the mexican border with honduras and guatemala and come together northern border getting to the northern states. this is incredible. this is a strategy being carried out. president obama has turned the border patrol into the welcome wagon. there is no effort whatsoever by this administration to enforce the border. bill: why is that? >> he's putting pressure on those up for election today. eric cantor the majority leader who said he wants a dream act for ch

its nearly 400 residents evacuated many returning to fiend little left. >> everything's gone.ree miles north. >> reporter: entire blocks of downtown flattened. brick buildings crumbled city hall gone. among the survivors the mayor of the town who managed to get his family into the basement here second before the tornado blew the west of his house away. he was hurt, but its expected to beep okay. more than a dozen others were critically injured. at least two people including a 5-year-old girl were killed. >> she was in a trailer moment that is, was located right on main street. and was directly hit. >> reporter: sadness and resilience. >> kitty. come here, kitty, kitty. >> reporter: lost loved ones found. >> amy is going to love you. >> reporter: in spir ration to live up to this community's unusual but fitting motto. >> their motto is a town too tough to die. i think they're going to give it every effort. it's going to be very tough. >> reporter: marci gonzalez, abc news, pilger, nebraska. >> three tornados hit southwest wisconsin damaging the school and a university campus as

a million dollar football player who has a charismatic smile and a fiend on the football field and nowand shooting a man in the face. in the year long investigation we dig into how far hernandez has fallen, including some fascinating new details about what he's doing in jail. >> the fallen football star spends his days waiting alone in a 7 x 10 foot cell, trying to keep him in line is sheriff thomas hodgson. >> i've talked to him at length. there's a warmth within this person. >> what went wrong? >> learned behaviors and the environment that people grow up in have an incredible influence on who we become. >> reporter: sheriff thomas hodgson believes in modifying behavior behind bars. he says inmate number 174954 is reading the bible and another book he suggest ed. >> i've got to read "tuesdays with mory." >> reporter: it examines how to create a meaningful life. >> he was clearly moved by the book, told his mother she needs to read it. >> reporter: sheriff told him to find hits center to turn to his childhood anchor, his late dad. >> get back to that place that you felt comfortable and