they tell us gardner is responsible for other crimes in the area. chose this home this morning remains under investigation. live this afternoon in clinton, abc seven eyewitness news. lindsay: the s is on to find the parents of this abandoned girl. she is around age two or three. she was dropped off at the holy cross hospital in silver springs. the woman who left her there told authorities the girl was dropped off at her house. if you have any information, please contact police. new at noon, a woman is sentenced to 40 years behind bars after police say she lured a man to his death. police say she promised a man sex in the woods but when he arrived, he was stabbed 153 times by ms-13 gang members. >> baseball coverage on espn. here wetricklin now -- go. harper to the mound. my goodness. whoa. waiting bryce harper is to learn about his following the memorial day may lay out west. hunter strickland hit him with a ball. that is when harper exchanged blows. to our polls question of the day, how long should bryce harper be suspended? suzanne kennedy is at n

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they say his name is wayne gardner, 33 years old from here in clinton. when they arrived to the home, they found it on fire. they saw gardner fleeing the house with a shotgun he stole from the house. he ran into nearby woods causing police to create a perimeter. as for the fire it was big enough to go through the roof. fortunately it was put out relatively quickly. the positive news is that there were no injuries, partially because that homeowner was not home. obviously this was all a pretty big inconvenience for the neighbors that live in the area. they were asked to shelter in place for about an hour before he was caught. also traffic has been jammed up here now. about 45 minutes police gave us an update on the incident. take a listen to that. >> one officer identified him with a weapon as he goes into the wood line, that's why all the perimeter, all the esp callout, that's why the dogs it was done professionally. it was done in measured fashion to ensure the safety of everyone. i want to thank the community for taking seriously our shelter in place re

joining us to ask questions is lauren gardner from politico and bogdanovich with bloomberg. we are recording this on thursday afternoon. a big vote in the house of representatives for the republican passing their health care legislation package by a couple of votes. i am wondering about the politics and policy of this as it moves into the united states senate. in the senate, 10 senators face election in states that president trump won. what are your concerns as this legislation moves on? rep. defazio: this bill is not a factor in the races for those senators. look this was a really bad will , -- which was immensely unpopular in polling. it was rejected by the american

prince george's county police believe that wayne gardner broke into a home yesterday morning. investigators say gardner set the house on fire and ran into the woods with a shotgun he stole inside that house. officers found him in the woods and arrested him. firefighters put out the flames but the homeowner says his place is trashed. gardner has a long history of break-ins. >>> if you see suspicious containers like these, police want you to be cautious. maryland national parks said these two containers could have caused a small explosion. inside is a mixture of water, drain cleaner and aluminum foil. they were found three weeks ago. if you find anything similar, don't touch them and call police. >>> if you live in d.c. and want a private security camera but can't afford it. the district has a new program merriam bowser launching a new voucher program. but there is a catch to get a private free security camera, you either have to live or rent in the d.c. district. mayor bowser will highlight more details about the program this morning. >>> maryland's controversial purple line is

we have a crowd here for the ipo of gardner denver.end of this year, we could see a similar crowd for spotify. but not because it's going to go public in the traditional way through an ipo. but because it is going to list directly here at the new york stock exchange. that at least according to the people who are familiar with the situation. as has been reported previously, spotify is considering and is still currently focused on a direct listing. if that listing takes place which could be by the first quarter or by next year, it will take place here at the nyse. should be an interesting morning for what is of course by far the leader in the streaming of music services around the globe. stockholm based company with a significant presence right here in new york city. currently valued at least according to the last trade in the secondary market at $13 billion. they're not looking to raise capital. in fact, they're free cash flow positive. they're looking to create liquidity for the employees and for the early investors who want to sell. t

. >> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program, with jim gardner. ♪ >> you are watching aan stealing an suv at a gas station in vineland, new jersey tonight. the thief pulls away, presumely ignorant of the fact that a one-year-old baby was in the backseat. it's tuesday night. the big story is a brazen act of thievery and a moment of terror for the infant. >> dann cuellar is live at the gas station on landis avenue. you have the full and exclusive story. >> that's right, jim. the one-year-old boy was not harmed and was reunited with his family after quick work by police. they have surveillance video of the suspect and car that you will see here. >> the mother of the child exits her volkswagen suv. as she goes into the store, he passes by her going the other way. a few seconds later, he notices the car is running and jumps in and takes off. the child's mother called her husband at work. >> she called and said, someone took the car and baby too. i was coasting. trying to find out where he was. >> sleeping in the back of the car was richie lewis ii who turned one saturday. >>

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. >> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program with jim gardner. >> ♪ ♪ >> she is one of world's best known pop stars, ariana grande. this is she she near the end ofr concert last night in manchester england. minutes later, this happened. >> oh my god. what's going on? >> tuesday night, the big story on "action news" tonight, the day and night after britain's worst terrorist attack since 2005. the death toll stands at 22 with more than 50 people in the hospital following last night's suicide bombing at the manchester arena. a deliriously happy crowd turned to panic once concert goers realized the sound was a bomb. many of the dead were young people. the youngest victim just eight years old, saffie roussos. next to her a picture of the bomber, salman abedi. >> police raided his home in manchester and a man identified as his brother. isis claimed responsibility for the attack. >> in manchester today, thousands gathered to mourn the dead and give each other strength and resolve and give support to women like this, who held up a picture of her daughter that went to the concer

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. >> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program, with jim gardner. >> just as accuweather said they would, storms are moving across the tristate area tonight. we have lightning, thunder and torrential rain and strong winds and small hail. you might not like what's going on, but better now than the holiday weekend. it's thursday night and the big story is a burst of violent weather the last couple of hours. cecily tynan has the late word from accuweather. how long does this last? >> really only the next couple of hours in most of the our new jersey areas. it's already over in delaware. the leading edge, we have heaviest downpours, two lightning strike it is past 15 minutes as this pushes to lehigh valley. it's all listing to the north about 25 miles per hour. we have real heavy downpours over mercer county north of trenton, princeton, lawrence, pennington, near 206. lightning strikes with it as well. closer to philadelphia, thunder and lightning is out of here. we have a soaking rain across chester county. the spin is the low pulling out. all of the rain is moving out overn

. ♪ ♪ "action news," delaware valley's leading news program, with jim gardner. ♪ ♪ >> >> it is fridaythe big story on "action news" is the shooting of a two-year-old boy. the scene was 3318 mall door street in the kenzington section of philadelphia. the infant was shot four times, but he is still alive. dann cuellar is at the scene. what are the details? >> jim, a massive policeman hunt is under way for two men that opened fire on the block. they were targeting a 26-year-old father sitting on the porch with his two-year-old son. the child was caught in the crossfire. >> maybor neighbors say it was a beautiful evening when people were out barbequing when shots rang out. >> it sounded like bombs it was so loud. when the smoke cleared, it was clear a two-year-old was shot four time in the back. a 26-year-old was shot in the right knee taken to hospital in stable condition. >> two mountain bikes came down the street, stopped in front of the house and started firing at the adult victim. >> residents say there are shootings here almost daily with stray bullets flying through the homes. >> i

. >> delaware valley's leading news program with jim gardner. >> it is wednesday night. the big story on "action news" tonight is breaking news from media delaware county where police have converged on a cvs on baltimore pike. dann cuellar is live. what's happening there? >> jim, we have a large contingent of law officers that surrounded the cvs store. media police including state police are on the scene. initial reports indicate some time around 9:00, they received word of a robbery in progress. when officers arrived, the robber realized he had nowhere to go, tried to stage a standoff, then tried to hide in the store. he is now trapped in an upstairs storage room. police have evacuated everyone from the store and with the place surrounded, he has nowhere to go. police say they have all of the time in the world and hope at some point the fellow will come to his senses and give himself up peaceably. he has no hostages. he's in there by himself in the storage room. they are going to wait this one out hoping he will come to his senses. we'll keep an eye on this, jim. dann c

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ijoined in riyadh by my colleague, long time saudi watcher, frank gardner.essages. it was a tough message wrapped in a velvet love. he lavished praise on his hosts, pretty much the whole arab world, but also painted a stark choice. you really have keane paths. if we continue on this path, we allowed terrorism, extremism and radicalisation to fester within these countries, then our children and our children's children will have a very tough future. one time he really got impassioned when he repeated himself and said, drive them out of your places of worship. he called on the muslim nations, muslim leaders to do more. that, i think, is probably... they will say, we are already doing so much, we are already victims. but he did pay credit to that, he went out of his way to praise all but one of the arab nations, he did not mention oman, because they remain very neutral. of course she also praised saudi arabia and lebanon. but he absolutely stuck it to iran. more than once, he said exactly what his hosts wa nted than once, he said exactly what his hosts wanted to

we're very pleased to welcome tony gardner who joins us from berlin.r, thank you for joining us today. i would like to hear your view on the announcement that former fbi director robert mueller was been named special counsel on this fbi-russia probe. will this calm what has been a very turbulent week so far in washington? very turbulenta week and i think his appointment has been greeted by both sides of the political aisle very positively. and i hope you can move ahead and get to the bottom of the questions that have arisen about the role of russia in our elections. it is important to get to the bottom of this. mark: how has the relationship between the e.u., which you know very well, and the u.s., which you also know, very well, been influenced, affected and not just from the beginning of the trump presidency but in recent days? earlier this week we also had reports that president trump revealed certain bits of classified information to senior russian diplomats. how has this affected the relationship between a e.u. and the u.s.? investor garden: - amb

frank gardner, bbc news, riyadh.'ll get the latest from riyadh and our chief international correspondent there, in just a few moments. the conservatives have defended their planned changes to social care and winter fuel payments if they win the the next election. they insisted the new system would be fairer to everyone. the work and pensions secretary, damian green, also told the bbc that he thought £100,000 was a reasonable inheritance when questioned about the moves to reform social care. 0ur political correspondent susana mendonca reports. pensioners are used to being courted by politicians, because they vote in larger numbers than younger people do. but the conservatives‘ plans for social care haven't been going down well with this crucial group of voters, leaving labour to step up its campaign to woo the grey vote. the plans would see elderly people who are cared for in their homes having to meet the cost of that care above £100,000. their property may have to be sold after their death to pay for it, meaning tha

frank gardner, our security correspondent, thank you very much. she confirmed that security services are trying to establish whether or not salman abedi, 22, acted alone. charlie is in manchester this morning, where thousands of people descended on the city to pay tribute and stand in solidarity, in many ways, with the people affected by the bombing on monday. he is there for us now. we are bringing you details on the police investigation in the heightened terror alert. the centre of manchester has been a focal point for people passing by. a lot of people coming along and taking a moment to look at some of the flowers. we saw you coming by, i hope you don't mind, you shed a tear as you stood here. yeah. why did you want to come here and be here in this moment? it is our route to work anyway. we walked to dean ‘s gate, we work around the corner. we came through here yesterday morning and it was so quiet. no traffic, no people, no birds. people had their heads down as well. this morning, we thought we will get off the train, get some flowers, and co

frank gardner, bbc news, riyadh., say security officials in south korea — the latest in a series of tests and launches, amid concerns about the country‘s nuclear capability. earlier this month, north korea successfully launched a long range missile — prompting protests from japan. the latest launch is being analysed by washington and south korea. the uk coastguard say they are concerned about a family of nakhi wells off the suffolk coast. 0ne aduu wells off the suffolk coast. 0ne adult washed up on felixstowe beach yesterday while a second calf is also believed to have died. —— a family of men keep wales. three more whales appear to be in trouble further out to sea, one in the water off harwich in essex. returning to the general election, the deadline to register is tomorrow. the latest figures from the electoral commission show there could be up to 7 million people eligible to vote who haven‘t yet registered. 0ur correspondent, sophie long, has been speaking to people in west yorkshire where both the conservatives a

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senator gardner. >> thank you mr. chairman and governor for your time today. and while chris counts his chickens i'd like to end china's beef on u.s. beef. so thank you. >> i'm with. >> you thank you for that. i think we're close but we obviously need a little bit more help to make sure that this market is open freely and fairly to u.s. agriculture particularly beef producers. you and i had great conversations with north korea. i know you've talked about north korea and the role that china plays. the particularly important role that china plays as it relates to north korea's nuclear behavior. this congress will work to change the doctrine of strategic patience which had allowed the north korean regime to proliver rate and launch a number of missiles, to test a number of nuclear weapons and i think it's important that we look at the north korean sanctions act that this congress passed unanimously as a way order in to make sure that we're deterring aggression and indeed reducing behavior with north korea and others around the world to put more pressure on the ki

tom gardner who runs an independent food bank. tell us about the kind of people who use your food bank and why you say camborne needs one. camborne needs one because it is in the top ten of the most deprived areas in europe. 2796 the most deprived areas in europe. 27% of children live below the poverty in the area. we started the food bank seven years ago and it has just increased and we now provide 10,000 meals a month from the food bank. we are open every day. what kind of people do you see? there is a misconception about food banks sometimes, that it is people who do not want to work and benefits scroungers but we get many people who are working and cannot survive on their income. so you had to open in the evenings so you can give food out to people who work during the day. what kind of jobs are they doing? reasonable chance, you know, skilled builders, self—employed people, they struggle. there is no work, they do not have the money. they still have the bills coming in. we meet a lot of people, one father who works three jobs

join us to ask question is lauren gardner from politico

gardner: what does that mean? mr. sullivan: it means we have a cadre of foreign service officers representing u.s. interests, both on the national security sphere, political sphere, economics fair, and we also have at our embassies foreign and commercial officers whom i know well who are employees of the commerce department. when i was deputy secretary of commerce, worked mostly with them in promoting u.s. business interests abroad, rejecting our u.s. companies doing business abroad. the questionsr: that were brought up about restructuring are important, and when we talk about different bureaus, the east asia-pacific bureau, one of the most important round globe that is dealing with a population will soon be 50% of global population, the regional economy which will soon be 50% of world gdp, yet we had a euro that is perhaps the lowest funded of all around the globe, so i hope we can pay additional attention as we restructure priorities. i hope we will -- it is where our alliances reside, where the world's largest stan

. >>> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team is standing by with these stories at 6:00.oncert terror attack, reaction from nodes that just travels here from across the way. and officials are working to protect soft targets. >>> and live to hollywood for the backstage access to "dancing with the stars" and alicia vitarelli. for meteorologist, adam joseph, cecily tynan, and the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams good night. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> tuesday night the reward in the shooting of a 1-year-old boy. and the seating of jurors in the bill cosby trial. >>> but the big sorry is the city of manchester, england trying to hold themselves together after a terrorist attack. and britain has raised their terror alert to the highest level, critical. today thousands gathered to remember the 22 victims and the 59 people injured some with life-threatening injuries. this was it's scene after a suicide bomber detonated himself outside of the main part of the manchester a

. >>> now jim gardner is standing by with these stories next at 6:00.oung mother of a murder victim speaks out about his killer. and jurors debating the fate of a father facing murder charges. >> and a thief swiping batteries from trucks. that story coming up next. for the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams, have a nice evening. good night. goldman sachs was one of those companies whose illegal activity helped destroy our economy... vo: as a goldman sachs president, phil murphy made his fortune in a rigged system. now the jersey machine has lined up with murphy and his millions. leaders should stand for the people, not the political machine. as a prosecutor, at treasury, and as head of the brennan center, i've taken on the powerful - from the mafia, to the nra, to the dark money that poisons our politics. i'll be nobody's governor but yours. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> tuesday night three mile island may close in two years and joe biden honored wa

staying away from gardner. he is probably thinking, my gosh, a lot of room over here that i can cover. next to that wall is not one of them. >> joe: by the way, in case you want to know this info, they change the past base -- a three-run inning, a chance for more, and zobrist takes a ball down and away. dellin betances is up for the yankees in their pen, and brian duensing, left-hander, or for the cubs in theirs. >> john: certainly not what joe girardi had in mind to get the latter part of his bullpen >> joe: this logo down for joe girardi in the category of never easy. there is some stress left in this one for the tensor manager for the yankees, joe girardi. 2-1. >> john: everything warren does, good delivery, it seems quicker because he has got that good slider and changeup combo that speeds up his fastball when he does throw it. >> joe: 2-1. 2-2. for the ball game yesterday, aroldis chapman got his ring in front of the crowd here at wrigley field, adam warren god his ring and more of a private ceremony, said

with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner.ay night and two addiction counselors die of an overdose in chester county and a toddler shot four times is now out of the hospital and recovering. but the big story on "action news" tonight is a sigh of relief for folks in south jersey and they want to know why a message warning them about a problem at the salem hope creek power plant was flashed on their television screens last night. in reality there was no problem at the plant and they were conducting a drill and no message was suppose to appear on anyone's screen. "action news" reporter gray hall is live in salem tonight. gray have tens of thousands of new jerseyans received an adequate explanation? >> reporter: the hope is this won't happen again. a lot of people were rattled by this and the problem is identified and corrected. >> it was scary that is all i can say. >> should we pack up and go? do we need a ready bag by the door. >> i thought something went wrong and waiting for the rest

gardners got enthusiastic not happy to know we got frost advisories for the western suburbs. it will be close enough for discomfort. it's not too late to get out there getting and cover things up, till 9:00. it's definitely going to be cold anywhere with the frost and freeze advisory, we got clear skies, dry air, it's the triple. we'll start off cold tomorrow afternoon, comfortable feel better than today because it won't be as gusty, good amount sunshine and get into the upper 60's, staying below average and later thursday, friday, saturday, maybe part of sunday, we've got more chances for showers, little unsettled. then those temperatures still remain below normal. we may get up and above 70 on wednesday, that's pretty much the only day. we're not the only ones with the frost and freeze advisories. you don't see it in the middle part of pennsylvania. just because the growing season is not considered of started yet. but frost and freeze west including loudoun and western frederick and hagerstown low to mid 30's. those areas will see temperatures below 30 in the freeze warning

the deputy jason gardner and community officer died in a crash while responding to a burglary in modesto. friends and family gathered at a modesto church this afternoon to say goodbye and pay tribute to gardner.>> it is difficult to explain. like any law enforcement organization you have to find the words and strength to inspire your team and motivate them and richart them. >> when you are new on the streets somewhat like jason you have his number on speed dial.>> a service for the officer johnson is set for tomorrow. >> isis officials say that -- as we report san francisco public defender is fighting back with a new legal team designed to help deportation cases. >> today marks the first day that three deputy public defenders were on the job as part of the new immigration unit. represented to undocumented immigrants and hope to serve 200 more by the end of the fiscal year. >> it's been at the heart of protest after protest in san francisco. president donald trump policy designed to crack down on illegal immigration. demonstrators say they are angry because they immigrants in court do not

with regard to beef and i know senator gardner asked a bit about that. united states produces the highest quality of beef in the world. china lifted its ban on u.s. beef last september. technical barriers have prevented the u.s. beef from gaining access to the chinese market. in april i signed a letter on this critical issue to president trump, along with 38 other senators, including members of this committee. bipartisan members of this committee, senator kaine signed it as well as gardner and young and paul and portman. it urged the administration to discuss opening the chinese market to u.s. beef with the president of china during his visit to the united states. and it's vital we work towards to insure that u.s. beef is traded fairly and trade barriers are eliminated there as well. >> i agree wholeheartedly. i want to be able to serve american beef, specifically iowa premium beef, at the embassy and at the ambassador's residence. i don't think it's fair that right now we have to serve australian beef or argentinean beef. this issue goes back to mad cow

had those like bill cassidy, lisa murkowski, the medicaid expansion states like rob portman, cory gardner, all these people that have a lot of varying interests. you also have this working group that they've put together, mitch mcconnell, john cornyn and then a bunch of kind of a cross section of the caucus from the medicaid expansion you have conservatives in there and think on that group is the moderate which gives some indication of how this bill is headed. >> host: they are having those discussions. how do you think the uproar about james comey might impact the healthcare timeline. it's just starting but it looks like the firing isn't going away anytime soon with the new fbi director that has to be appointed and democrats don't want a special prosecutor. people have to see if it slows down in the senate and how clogged up things get. >> host: kaitlyn with axios is with us, in turn at the "los angeles times" with us now in her role and will be the next 20 minutes or so. the line for independent. >> caller: when the president said you can keep your healthcare he didn't say the healthcar

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>> probably brett gardner. >> brett gardner. >> yeah. >> gardy. >> ellsbury.>> aaron judge is tremendous to watch. >> yeah, so far he's -- i think he has about 13 home runs. >> yeah. >> what do you think he'll finish with? >> 40. >> 40? >> yeah, he can't -- he can't keep up this pace i don't think. >> i mean, i think he can though. [ laughter ] if he goes to 60, great. >> yeah, 60, will why not 70? >> oh, i think judge is gonna be a star. >> he's a pretty big dude, you know. how much -- how much do you think he benches? >> maybe 350, 400. >> 400? >> yeah. >> you're right, you're right. [ laughter ] who's your favorite player right now? >> adam judge. >> adam judge? >> by far -- he's a beast. >> a beast? >> yeah. >> a beast, man. so you think he's the real deal then? he's only been up here for about month, month and a half. >> i mean, i hope so. i don't want to jinx it. >> got a picture right there. >> yeah, i think he's going to be a super star. >> people say, you know, i kind of -- i kind of look like him a a bit. you know i -- >> a little bit. i can see it,

they were exquisite gardners throughout their lives.t today native plants. >> native plant watcher exactly does that mean? >> so it is plants that were originally and continue to grow in your natural region, and important because they play important roles in the ecology. they feed insect, butterflies, birds, bat, other wildlife. they built out their gardens, mostly natural gardens, but win area very formal in design. also, beautiful woods path, me around ers through the local forest, and down by our pond. >> this path, these flowers, beautiful. >> just the sound of the running water, the smell of the fresh air, the flowers, birds, calling in the distance, just very peaceful place to be. >> now, is this all by design or how does this all come together? >> it is very manicured, but manicured in a way to give it the appearance that it is all just purely natural. >> yes. >> and if somebody once told me, takes a lot of people to make it look like nobody has been here. >> also, how far up the eye goes with these trees. they're stunning. look

. ♪ ♪ "action news," delaware valley's leading news program, with jim gardner. >> like swallows returningcapistrano, jersey shore lovers return to the boardwalk. it's the memorial day weekend. that means the action is back in ocean city and along the coastline and isn't it about time? it's friday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is the memorial day holiday weekend. let us not forget the serious meaning of memorial day when we honor those that have given their lives for our freedom. it is custom to use it to start the summer season. annually, 39,000,000 americans will travel 50-miles or more over the holiday, the highest number of travelers since 2005. we need to hear from meteorologist adam joseph and the weekend forecast, but first reporter trish hartman is live in ocean city. welcome to summer. >> thank you. it's a chilly night on the boardwalk in ocean city but a busy night as well. plenty of folks got beach time in earlier kicking off the memorial day weekend. >> we found the family at the beach. >> what are you going to do at the beach? >> build a sand castle. >> it's

our security correspondent frank gardner is here now. what can you tell us about the arrest? that was ramadan abedi, the arrest? that was ramadan abedi, the father of salman abedi, and he is in typical denial. we saw that from the father of the nice truck driver who mowed down people in france last year. no parent wants to admit their son is a mass murderer, but that is the situation here. salman abedi is a mass murderer. was, he is dead. that is his father, saying no, he didn't do it, this is the security services persecuting the security services persecuting the libyan community in manchester. he has been arrested by a counterterrorist unit of a militia in libya that is part of the un recognised government. libya is a mess and it hasn't got one sovereign government in charge of the country. it isa government in charge of the country. it is a lot of different fiefdoms who don't recognise each other. the place is awash with weapons, explosives and ammunition. it is a basket case, unfortunately. it is sad because it should be a success st