prosecutors say tina frick hired marianne smith to be a companion. smith had frick's debit card and p.i.n. number to buy things for herself and the 90-year-old woman. the attorney became suspicious when $10,000 just disappeared. the woman who hired her told her to take the money. frick said that never happened and told detectives, quote, i may be up in age, but i'm not naive. >>> dozens of cats are being cared for tonight after being rescued from a gloucester county home. the spca says there were at least 40 cats in the house along sixth avenue in pitman. we found workers in haz-mat suits bringing out cats in boxes. they'll be put up for adoption. >>> how is this for a shipping nightmare? a stash of guns goes to the wrong address. how the mix-up led to the arrest of a new jersey man. plus -- >>> women shopping alone, beware. a warning tonight from police and what you need to be on the lookout for. >>> oh, time to dust off those light sabers, "the force awakens" is finally here. "star wars" fans out in droves for the premiere of the latest film in the

frick said that never happened. i may be up in age, she's quoted as saying, but i'm not naive. >>> we have new information about a local mom whose car was stolen with her children inside. she is now charged with abuse and neglect. police say she left her two children inside her car and went into a magnolia liquor store saturday night. while she was shopping, the car was stolen. the thief led police on a chase, which ended with a crash into another car. the suspect is charged, the kids are okay. >>> nbc 10 has learned the names of an 82-year-old man stabbed to death in his home and his son charged with the murder. his son, 29-year-old victor gethers. detectives say they found the knife used to murder the elderly man inside his home in overbrook last night. neighbors say solomon was terminally ill and his family was caring for him. >>> lots of questions from the jury and a secret meeting in the courtroom. those are the two headlines today in the trial of a woman accused of assaulting a gay couple in center city, phila

state delegate bill fricke introduced a bill that would allow businesses to bypass that process and buy from a private wholesaler. the county says that could cost millions of dollars. the study being announced today will outline just how much a privatization bill would cost the county. >>> two, one, zero. liftoff. >> another liftoff from cape canaveral included something that is getting scientists really excited today. the company spacex landed its rocket in one piece back on earth. look here at the descent last night. see the bright spot? that's the rocket coming back down after it sent 11 satellites into space. once it landed, everybody in the control room there jumped up, cheering, you can hear the cheering in the background. spacex says the successful landing will save a lot of money, a lot of materials too. several previous attempts to land a rocket on a barge at sea failed. this time, success. >> huge. >>> a real life case of the grinch. who stole christmas? how one virginia community is coming together to help a family targeted by thieves. >>> new troubles for chipotle involving

prosecutors charged the frick-year-old with taking a photo of a woman partially naked in a stall. all this after the 26-year-old medical student says cooper took a photo of her while using the bathroom and took off. >> in a statement to police, cooper said he was, quote, chilling, emailing and texting he says he left the woman's restroom and went into the mens room where the alleged victim followed him and confronted him. however, the young woman tells investigators that cooper admitted it was all a misunderstanding and told her, quote, you have no idea who i am, and if you didn't, you wouldn't be doing this right now. >> and a spokeswoman with u-mass tells us just a little while ago that he is no longer an employee with the school hospital at all. in worcester tonight, kelli o'hara, 7news. >>> a firey crash in wakefield sending two people to the hospital. the car appears to have hit a guardrail on the side of route 128 this morning and burst into flames. two people were thrown from the car but expected to survive the crash. three suspects behind bars after being accused of steali

. >>> frick, the high temperature in boston. 43 right now, 42 in bedford, 43 in plymouth. the average time this time of year, 44 degrees. close to that this afternoon but no real true arctic air coming out of canada, in fact, the wind out of southeast will turn more southwest tomorrow and that's a warmer wind direction for us. if you look to the southwest of us, 52 in new york city. 53 in buffalo. some hide air will start to work in late overnight tonight and you'll note difference certainly to afternoon. what also works is low-level moisture and it will be easy for patchy fog to form, even if it's patches of drizzle late overnight tonight and first thing tomorrow morning. tracking a couple of light showers, that has to swing through pennsylvania first thing in the morning. wouldn't surprised to see a little bit of patchy drizzle and a couple of lighter showers out there. not talking about a lot of rain with this system. it will be a damp start but a nicer afternoon as we dry out and get a few breaks of sun and the temperatures jump up into the mid- to upper 50s. low cloud

now you spit on their fricking backs. it ain't right. >> and the group that was here held a similar prayer vigil and they will continue doing this for the foreseeable future. reporting live in west baltimore, i'm allison barber, wusa9. >>> the mayor of bomb calmed for calm in the wake of the mistrial. mayor blake said that people of baltimore should expect the outcome of the jury's deliberations. [ no audio] the outcome of the general process. this is our american system of justice. >> both of the the mayor and the police commissioner affirmed the right of citizens to protest peacefully but they said violent protests would not be tolerated. >> the president of the baltimore ncaa was very disappointed. >> officer porter denied things and we were hoping and i think most people were hope that he would at least get convicted on the charge of reckless endangerment and misconduct because he should have got convicted on at least two out of the four. >> and that president said she will be watching closely the trials of the other

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only climb to frick. >> all right.e, dave, that the eagles are as hot as our weather has been. >> let's hope so. >> we have a big game coming up. sean bell what you got? >> sean? >> the holidays won't be joyous for the eagles if they don't get a win on saturday. coming off a loss they have a back to the wall mentality and the guys talk about coming out ♪ >>> christ nasa about over so it's time to get back to business for the eagles at this point the season has been all their goals are still ahead of them. they can still win the division, make the playoffs and compete for super bowl. but they have to refocus. as nice as having a win against the good cardinals team would have been saturday's game against washington is all that matters. they can prevent the redskins from winning the division and they have a shot at clinching the nfc east with a win against the giants. right now they're backs are against the wall but that might be exactly where they want to be. >> we have a couple wins, and start feeling yourself that's th

but state delegate bill fricke introduced an alcohol privatization bill calling for a voter referendum to bypass the warehouse. >> if the voters so choose, privacy licensees, a restaurant, the delis and beer and wine shops would have the option of being able to purchase from a private wholesaler. >> reporter: starting last year the news4 i-team has exposed serious problems with the department of liquor control including theft and complaints from restaurants and businesses unable to get what they ordered. prompting the county council to craft its own bill allowing for some privatization of special order beer and wine. but employee unions as well as county executive ike legislate and most of the council oppose the bill saying it could eliminate jobs and cause serious financial problems because the liquor money is tied to transportation bonds. >> i don't think that oversimplifying the issue in a ballot referendum would really explain, for example, that if we don't have the liquor revenue, we're probably going to have to raise taxes. >> reporter: any type of alcohol privatization requires

in one disturbing phone call investigators say adam told a friend i really wanted to kill some fricking people who were supporting american or american soldiers and i just hope allah doesn't take my soul until i have a couple gallons of bloody skilled for him. june 30 investigators stopped him as he was at sfo about to board a flight to turkey. he was questioned there and then arrested a few days later. christin ayers, kpix 5. >> fbi agent questioned him after his trip to turkey last year. he said he went to istanbul because he wanted to help syrian refugees. >>> liza has a traffic alert. >> we are looking at a messy start for the bay bridge. a paint spill has shut down all lanes of westbound 80 at fremont street. that's where the chp is diverting all traffic westbound 880 shut down again at the bay bridge near fremont street on the san francisco side around 3:50 this morning reports of buckets of paints spilling across lanes of traffic. they are on scene cleaning up right now and they do not expect to have west 80 reopened until at least 6:30 this morning. if you can take an alternate,

>> alyssa frick and there she is with me at an event. she is what is her title here. the she's a boss of some sort. that is senior executive produce are. she asked me to be on facebook. that is why i'm addict. it is because of her. >> alyssa. >> all because you like her picture. >> yes. she has the best instagram pictures. >> what makes you follow someone. you are tough to get mike jerrick follow. >> i'll tell you this i had had some people drop off, so i added ten people last night. >> drop off. >> stopped following me because i don't ever respond to them, so they get frustrated. >> i had had ten openings last night. >> i did. >> so i scrolled through, i had to admit, it is according to what they look like. >> do you have a limit. >> yeah, 5,000. >> 5,000. >> not the page that people can like you. >> your personal facebook page. >> yes. >> 5,000 and cuts them off. >> well, you you are so popular. >> so here, mike jerrick, i have a request from him. i made the ten cut. but by the time i quick confirmed mike has reached his friend limit. >> so sorry. >> i'll kick someb

. >> and the whole time, i can't fricking find waldo. there he is. >> mr.redible has one more round in him. >> and all of a sudden we see mr. incredible beeline towards catwoman and grab his arms around her. mr. incredible bodyslams catwoman. >> she hits the sidewalk, hard. >> it's concrete. i mean, that stuff hurts. i guess catwoman now has eight lives. >> and then a real hero appears. >> all of a sudden this tourist steps in out of nowhere. he's not even dressed like a superhero, he's just an average dude, and he ended up being the hero of the day. >> the man on the street has restored the peace. the police arrive later. it's not long before the video makes headlines around the world. >> they were asking from australia, russia, switzerland the other day. they still ask about it. >> now a whole other kind of peacekeeper steps in. los angeles city attorney mike fueur. >> there are no circumstances that would justify an altercation between people on the boulevard at all, certainly not people who dress as characters and interact with tourists along the boulev

overnight tonight, frick that's the normal high for this time of year.y unseasonably warm on the low side as well. in the suburbs 41. just a few clouds. it will be mild. that means mild start to the day. with sunshine we'll make it to 65. that is tying the record of 65 degrees for tomorrow in philadelphia. the record in wilmington and atlantic city 66. we'll be really close. if not breaking those records. trenton the record is 65. in allentown the record is 61. we could make that as well. in your seven day forecast, tomorrow is just day one of the record warmth. saturday breaking a record of 65. that was set in 1931. and by sunday, breaking the record again set back in 1923. the high temperature near 70 degrees. monday some showers, still in the 60s. by tuesday, look for mix of sun and clouds. the high 57. still look gas for wednesday. 58. and by thursday the high temperature 54 degrees still running about 10 degrees above normal for this time of year. of course, we have the army/navy game on saturday. and the last time we had a game that warm i think yo

abso-fricking-lutely. >> and you almost scared me. >> well, here is what donald trump has said by shutting and you can laugh all you want. >> i did. >> and what happened in san bernardino is no laughing matter, angel l.a. and here is the thing --? that smot what i was laughing at but i was laughing at you. >> well, i don't laugh at you. >> and go ahead, crystal. >> and the question is that donald trump is raising is are you more afraid of shutting the borders to muslims who want to emigrate in or who are offended, rather, or are you more offended by more americans kill and slaughtered by isis. >> let her respond, angela. >> a couple of things, don, and we need to call a spade a spade, and right now the spade is donald trump, and by that i am simply stating that this is the same man who in the last debate referred to a system that we know from the 1950s implemented by president eisenhower as operation wetback, and of course, he could not say that on the debate stage, because one, he didn't know it and of course, it is a racial slur, and that is what he was trying to do when it came to brown

the best performing asset class of any major asset classes at least in the united states is pretty frickingrible. >> if you talk to traders, it's an absolute meat grinder of a year. hall of fame legends, buffett had a terrible year, david einhorn, carlos slim. those are my three most favorite investors of all time and they all had bad years. but the investor listening to us right now, i want you to understand, 2008 was a terrible year in the stock market but bonds were still up 22%. but this year not one major asset class had a good year, and that's what's made it so difficult across the board. >> dennis, what -- so we know -- let's just put this year behind us. i know we have a day and a half. it's over in our minds. >> happy to. >> what of the asset classes you track and follow is likely to be the best performing asset class one year from today? >> oh, yeah, nothing like getting put right on the line. >> just throwing it right on the line. >> what we trade at harvest is primarily u.s. indexes and u.s. equities and that's where we feel the opportunity is going to be. we feel the u.s. is gr

and so after frick came together with my other passion. . . you run for office as a great campaigner. you get into office, you have to become a chief executive. you have to run the organization. so i became successful with the approaches of governance, and when i saw what african presidents and prime ministers were struggling with, enormous challenges and problems, they often didn't have the infrastructure of decision-making and organization around them to enable to do it properly. the purpose of the african government initiatives as we put teams of people in, work in the country, alongside the president's team. i worked with the president and we go for prioritization and then the execution capability within government to get things done which is the biggest challenge.

billion to fix the choice act and you can't even fix it in my state where you know, doctor, it is a frickingisaster. so i am a little bit upset and i've been very measured. i'm trying to be measured here for months. you saw the way we operated in alaska. we're not making this up. this is a nightmare. and my veterans, who, by the way, top -- more veterans per capita in my state than any state in the union -- that's not funny. they're not being served and you guys are making promises, i'm learning your staff is walking all the stuff back, all your six points. when are you going to fix the problem in alaska like you committed to in august and why are you walking back commitments you made to me publicly that was made here on october 7 publicly about an alaska plan all being walked back. i don't understand. on behalf of my veterans, i'm missed. so what's -- what the hell is going on? >> so senator, first of all, you have been consistent from prior to my confirmation through now that -- >> even when we saw each other on veterans day. >> 100% consistent that the situation was not accept to believe

well you know, doctor, it is a fricking disaster. i am a little bit upset. i've been very measured.i'm trying to be measured here for months. and you saw the way we operated up there in alaska. you saw the problems. this is not -- we're not making this up. my veterans, who, by the way, top, you know, more veterans per capita in my state than any state in the union. it's not funny. they're not being served right. you guys are making promises that now i'm learning that your staff is walking all this stuff back, all your six points. when are you going to fix the problem in alaska like you committed to when you were there in august? why are you walking back commitments that you made to me publicly? that was made here on october 7th publicly about an alaska plan? all being walked back. and i just don't understand. and on behalf of my veterans, i'm pissed. >> okay. >> so what the hell's going on? >> senator, first of all, you've been consistent from prior to my confirmation through now that you -- >> even when we saw each other on veterans day. >> 100% consistent that the situation was no