." >> 70 firefighters battled a two-alarm blaze at a chocolate factor in glasgow delaware. it broke out on the united cocoa facility. the building is so massive workers in one section didn't realize one part was on fire. nobody was hurt. >>> jurors decided yesterday that a pennsylvania man will serve a life sentence without parol. he was convicted of strangling a pharmacist and his girlfriend. authorities found the bodies buried behind his home a year later along with three other sets of human remains. >>> philadelphia school reform commission has approved five new charter school applications. [chanting]. >> reporter: anticharter school protesters disrupted the commission meeting. they believe adding more charters to the school district is a disgrace. while five were approved, 34 were denied and the approves come with conditions. >> the overall goal is 100% quality schools, dr. hite has a plan for that. >> critics including pennsylvania governor tom wolf said charter schools will drain funds from the neighborhood public schools. >> 5:06. new jersey's oldest casino is about

scotland, glasgow, just outside glasgow, a little village. >> jimmy: charming.village? >> william wallace is probably the most famous "braveheart." we know these things from the movies because we don't really read. i love "game of thrones." i was so horrified and sad when your character, rob stark, was brutally murdered at a wedding of all places. did you know that that was going to happen? >> yeah. i got told. i got told at the start. you do the contract deal, you know when you're going to be killed. you're not allowed to tell anyone. >> jimmy: they told you well in advance? do they tell everyone? i thought they surprised you. >> they don't tell everyone. you do get terrified. actors flicking through to see if they're going to die in the next episode. >> jimmy: there was a very bloody and gruesome death, also happened to be -- i assume this is the case -- your last day at work. >> it was. it was my last day on set. >> jimmy: that's weird. because usually you get a cake or something. >> no. i didn't get any of that. >> jimmy: maybe drinks at the bar afterwards.

the charges say that from prison peterson tried to get someone to either kill-zm< james glasgow, thetor or get someone else to do it. >> the charges allege the defendant slis ritted an individual to carry out a murder for hire plot against states attorney jim glasgow. >> he's looking atú solicitation for murder and murder for hire. minimum sentence if convicted is 20 years. his case has moved down to randolph county where the correctional center is located and that's where the alleged plot was attempted. >> and he's appealing his murder conviction as well right? >> and that is why drew peterson's attorney doesn't believe the charges simply because the whole thing would be too stupid. >> to do something like this and to have someone kill the prosecutor would be beyond idiocy. drew's a very careful person. he watches what he says on the phone. >> greenburg says there must be a back story. he doesn't believe that someone from inside the prison would serve up information on peterson without cooking a deal ahead of time. >> mike tobin in chicago mike thanks a lot. >>> fox weather alert no

>> in a glasgow movie theater showing "fifty shades of grey" a man was attacked by three rowdy women.ndcuffed the women, so their plan worked perfectly. >> new jersey residents feel hillary clinton has the right look to be president while chris christie does not. then today, he was spotted at j.c. penney trying on pantsuits. >>> i was watching the dog show last night. i saw a fascinating commercial. did you see it? >> why not check out the local talent on dog tinger. ertinder. make a love connection on dog tinder. coyotes not welcome. >> george washington may have been one of the first people to use medical marijuana to alleviate the pain from his teeth. this famous image crossing the delaware. pull up so we can see the rest of the paint ppg that's a clue right there. >> that's cute. >> the founding fathers loved white castle. >> did he? very nice. i never knew. >>> don't forget this sunday, the oscars. 7:00 p.m. >> good morning we're following a number of breaking news stories on this friday, february 20th. >>> a man wasp murdered after being -- a man was murdered after being hit by

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interior south jersey, cherry hill deptford, newark glasgow delaware towards we have cheddar, coatesvilleooking at that snow really accumulateing and piling up much it will be a wet snow as well. different from the last snow that we saw that was real powdery as we move toward 8:00 in the afternoon start to go see little bit of a change over. over to some rain as well as some sleet as temperatures warm throughout the atmosphere. it will stay snow the longer toward sections of the lehigh valley as well as the pocono mountains. and as we move overnight most locations changing over to all rain so some of that snow will be washed away as well as that slush by sunday morning we're still looking at leftover showers across the area. but that system rapidly moves out and sudden of sunday is going to be the better of the two upcoming weekend days with high temperatures making it into the 40s as well as sunshine across the area. so keep that mind if you are planning ahead for the weekend. let's tack about the accumulations expected as i step out of the way you can see the farther inland you head, th

. >>> and on this chilly night it was a different kind of hot cocoa in glasgow, delaware. 70 fires battledlaze at a chocolate factory. the i go fighted cocoa processing facility is so massive, those on one side did not realize it is on fire. fortunately no one hurt. >>> and shutting down the boulevard southbound to investigate a woman struck by a car. it happened just before 7:00. the pedestrian was rushed to the hospital with traumatic injuries. the s.u.v.'s driver has not been charged. >>> the search goes on by the philadelphia police trying to track down the individual who stabbed two members of nicki minaj's road crew killing one of them. at closing time at the che bar and grill where sharrie williams is live. what is the update here? >> jim, nicki minaj and rihanna are among those in the music world remembering de'von pickett killed here along the street after leaving the bar. the family speaking out saying he was only trying to help and he was killed. known for her upbeat lier beatbeat beatbeat lyrics sad after two of her crew were stabbed in the east mount airy. 29 year old de'von p

hal in collingswood new jersey coming in at 45 degrees, john in glasgow delaware 47.enceville new jersey peter checked in with 46 degrees today. jason in middletown delaware coming in at 49 degrees. in philadelphia 49 degrees temperature. james in ocean city at 48 degrees and aj in moorestown 45. now, we are talking about our next storm system coming in sunday night into monday. that's going to meet up with some cold air with some wintry weather returning. it's looking like winter up in there poconos right now. some decent conditions. live look at big boulder rider now. temperatures not too cold, not a bad night for some skiing and riding. looks like we'll see some fresh snow coming up from our next storm system. but compare the temperatures to this time yesterday we're about six to 14 degrees warmer so that's that warmer air that has moved in this weekend. it's to set nell for another 24 hours and we'll see the change again. from the current temperature in philadelphia, 39 in reading but just to the north there's that arctic air trying to push southward, 27 in albany

learning the french word for apple's i could communicate with a french person or is it like moving the glasgow and start speaking with an accent. >> the idea that dutch chimps started speaking with an accent certainly entertained visitors. >> that is absolutely bizarre. it's hilarious. oh, my goodness. >> it's great to hear them as well. >> on just listening out for this. >> researchers suggest our ancestors' behavior is far more similar to our own than originally thought, and it helps explain what is special about human communication. the ability to talk to one another developed when the groups from different countries bonded, and it has come as no prize to the keepers that it all started over an apple. >> chimps do have a sweet tooth. they love fruits much more than vegetables. particularly apples, they really seem fond of them. >> is these guys are vegetarians, haggis is definitely off the menu. >> the chimps bringing today show to a close, but you can find much more and all of today's news on our website. to reach me and all of our team just go to twitter. from all of us here at "bbc world

learning the french word for apple so i can communicate with a french person or is it like me moving to glasgow a glaswegian accent? >> reporter: unclear. but it proves chimps can control their grunts. it's almost language as we know it. not just an excited innate animal reaction. like louis the chimp, i'm from scotland and i say apple. like paul the chimp, my kid's lived overseas a few years in los angeles. now he says -- >> apple. >> reporter: subtle, but seismic. >> this proves they are like humans. we do the same thing, don't we? >> yeah. >> reporter: and just like humans, they like to fit in. nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> just like us. "gma" and "this week" in the morning and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. i'm cecilia vega in new york. thanks for spending part of your saturday with us. good night.

glasgow, delaware, 5.5. wilmington over five. newark over five. collingswood five. and even in lawrenceville 4.25-inches of snow. now, here's a lock outside where we're seeing some areas of fog. so we have warm air moving in over that fresh cold snow pack and that will create some fog overnight. please be aware of that. this is the view from campbell's field of course of the ben franklin bridge. we can't even see the skyline indicating that visibility could be an issue overnight. area of low pressure will be lifting to our north and to the east. that means tomorrow some milder air with some sunshine temperatures in the 40s. get out, enjoy it. shovel get rid of all the ice because here comes the cold again. monday temperatures in the 20s and it's going to stay pretty cold through most of the week. overnight temperatures rising freezing rain changing to rain the lehigh valley i think we'll run out of precipitation by the time the warmer air gets to you during the day sunday a few morning sprinkles then clearing the high 43. on the seven day forecast, frigid again for

glasgow, 6 inches. your seven-day forecast shows we are going to warm into the 40s, so close to average for us but it's not going to last long as we head into monday. frigid winds will move in and that's going to drop our actual temperature down to the 20s. our windchills will be back to the teens and then heading into tuesday. again, still in the 20s. we have a one-day warm-up and a warm-up is 36 degrees before dropping right back down thursday and friday. >>> the stars will be out tonight in hollywood for the oscars. next experts break down the oscar battle between "boyhood" and "birdman," and another movie that could slip into the best picture spot. s,tr thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if we never had you we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability - 8 years running. plus, fios has the fastest wi-fi

learning the french word for apple, so i can communicate with a french person or is it like me moving to glasgowrt speaking with a glaswegian accent? >> reporter: unclear. but it proves chimps can control their grunts. it's almost language as we know it. not just an excited innate animal reaction to stimuli. like louis the chimp, i'm from scotland, and i say apple. like paul the chimp, my kid's lived overseas a few years in los angeles. now he says -- >> apple. >> reporter: subtle, but seismic. >> this proves they are like humans. we do the same thing, don't we? >> yeah. >> reporter: and, just like humans, they like to fit in. nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> just like us. "gma" and "this week" in the morning and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. i'm cecilia vega in new york. thanks for spending part of your saturday with us. good night. good night. >>> a break in the heavy rain right now. but the cleanup continues after yesterday's storm swiftly moved in, and battered the bay area. tomorrow, another storm is on its way. good evening everyone. taking a livetside right now. a

the police had arrested the wrong person only when he was transported and presented to a judge in glasgowhonorable friend ask the home secretary to look into this case and perhaps supply the answers that mr. bashir is not getting to the questions he is putting to the police? >> this sounds like a very concerning case. my understanding is that west yorkshire police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the arrest and detention of mr. bashir. i cannot give the house the specifics of the case because it involves ongoing legal action, but i will discuss it with the home secretary. of course, one option would be for mr. bashir to make a formal complaint to the independent police complaints commission but let me try to get my honorable friend some more information about this. >> i know that the prime minister has followed closely the recent upheaval in the nhs in north staffordshire involving the stafford and stoke-on-trent hospitals merger, the pet-ct scanner and the waiting times at accident and emergency. his government commissioned kpmg to produce the staffordshire “distressed eco

." >> 70 firefighters battle a two-alarm braise in glasgow delaware. it broke out on the roof of the united cocoa processing facility. workers did not realize that part of it was on fire because it's so massive. nobody was hurt. >>> a jury has spared the life of a northeast pennsylvania man convicted of murder. he'll serve a life sentence without parol. he was convicted of strangling a pharmacist and his girlfriend. the killing happened during a robbery in 2002. authorities found the bodies buried behind his home a year later along with three other sets of human remains. >>> philadelphia school reform commission has approved five new charter school applications. protesters disrupted the meeting last night some had to be escorted out. they believe adding more charters to the school district is a disgrace given the financial situation. the approvals come with conditions. >> the overall goal is 100% quality schools. dr. hite has a plan for that. >> critics including tom wolf say charter schools will drain funds from the neighborhood public schools. >> it'

this is a 19-year-old school girl from glasgow who left for syria last year.iving advice in a blog for anyone wanting to join isis. it is possible they were in contact with her. she may have given them the advice to make the journey in turkey. >> thank you, atika shubert in london. almost unbelievable that girls would use -- in a western country with all kinds of rights to join an islamic caliphate. >> all kinds of questions who recruited them. >>> 20 minutes after the hour. i have to tell you, it was a night i will never forget. the 87th annual academy awards. "birdman" no remakes tolation to me comes out on top. we will have all of the big moments and surprises next. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know words really can hurt you? what...? jesse don't go! jesse...no! i'm sorry daisy, but i'm a loner. and a loner gotta be alone. heee yawww! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. jesse? eh, you don't want that one. yea, actually i do. it's mucinex fast-max

from glasgow university. 11 members of the same family same tribe, sorry were body guards. now the government has said nothing about - apart from condemnation. >> we'll have to leave it there. thank you so much for your insight. from the london school of economics. much more to come on the newshour - including we tell you why many distressed tamil sri lankans are looking to the new president for help. >> south africa - a unique afterschool programme is trying to meet the education needs of some of johannesburg's children. >>> and 1 billion people around the world are watching pakistan in the cricket world cup. farah will be here later with the latest in sport. >>> now, government forces in ukraine, and pro-russian rebels are accusing each other of violating a ceasefire after it began. both sides agreed to the truce in the capital. the ukranian president ordered the army to stop operations on saturday. >> these negotiations were at the highest level. this time the other party will observe the terms of the agreement with the necessary tension and responsibility. >> charles st

they were in touch with a young woman from glasgow who went to syria last year and she has a blog on what to bring and what to expect when you arrive in isis. it looks like she may have been communicating with them through other social media means to possibly bring them over. we don't know for sure but it's one of the lines of investigation that police are looking at. >> it's pretty shocking. thank you very much. the british prime minister says it's now up to every school in every community to help come bath the poisoning of the young minds by isis. let's talk about way to combat the propaganda. sasha, thanks for joining us. what's drawing the young girls to potentially lyly to leave their families homes, and join isis? what make as young girl do this. >> thank you very much. in the first place, these girls are part of a growing and worrying trend. we're seeing young women from across western countries, both expressing their support for and migrating to syria. now in totally unprecedented numbers. and i would say this is the result really of an extremely sophisticated pop gan that re

and they were in communication with a 19-year-old girl from glasgow who traveled to syria last year and has been an active recruiter for isis. these were all red flags that they were in the isis net works. but it's something the parents may not have been aware of because they're not aware of the online presence that these girls have or what they're doing on twitter or other seshl media. the police may have been able to flag this up. but again, there are thousands of these people on these kind of online accounts. the one thing that may have stopped them from going is in december of last year one of their classmates left for syria, the police spoke to these girls, cautioning them about going. right there should have been the flag that they may have been at risk for following in their friend's footsteps and going into syria. >>> we are also hearing today from the parents of that slain isis hostage kayla mueller. it's the first time they've spoken publicly since they learned two weeks ago that their daughter died while in isis custody. he was abducted in syria in 2013 while helping refugees

. >> they asked us to call saleem's attorney, thomas glasgow, and we were told that they're conducting an internal investigation, and were told "i have found nothing to substantiate that there were inpro priorities. and those accusations have not been very forthcoming. this group of women is offering support to the alleged victims and working to open a dialogue about sexual health and sexual abuse in the muslim community. >> there has been a lot of anger and urgency to start doing something about this and start having a conversation. >> conversations that these women say are critical to protecting young women now and in the future. >> as far as the community, i want them to know there's a zero tolerance policy. and yes we're muslims and we're all pius, but it doesn't make us immune to this type of activity. >> today we spoke again to mr. saleem's attorney, and he categorically denies the charges against him in court. saleem will be back in court again in early march and for now, he has surrendered his passport. and he has been told to have no contact with the alleged victim in the crim

celtic had come from 2-0 down last week in glasgow. >> i'm looking forward to the game.ng to be tough, of course, and we need to win here but everything is possible in football. and if we have our best performance so far in the season, we need to get up to the top level. and also with a little bit of luck with us we -- we have a chance. and in my opinion we have everything to win now, and we're going to go for getting that victory and go through. >>> uefa has banned [ inaudible ] coach are from their match for decent against the referee in the netherlands. liverpool take a 1-0 lead to turkey while the spurs hope they will go through. the greek lead will be suspended for a week and then get back to action hoping to overturn a 2-goal deficit. >>> security has been increased in [ inaudible ]. dutch fans clashed with police in rome during the first leg last week. the riot caused damage to the historic town center. >>> in acapulco, [ inaudible ] is through to the quarter finals of the mexican open. he beat his opponent 6-1 6-3. >>> now how far do you think you could cycle in

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prosecutors say while in prison the 61-year-old tried to hire someone to kill the state attorney james glasgow. >> a few dozen students and parents are rallying outside of the montgomery county school headquarters. it comes ahead of tomorrow's discussion by the school board about later school start times. the options include pushing high school bell times by 35 minutes or having elementary schools start the school day first. >> d.c. police chief kathy lanier is adamantly denying accusations that she allowed officers to give improper police escorts to celebrities such as charlie sheen. her denial came in sworn testimony in a lawsuit filed by a former metropolitan police captain. hilton burton claims he was unfairly demoted because he told the truth to the city council. >> a nearly four hour stand-off is over after a man who barricaded himself inside a silver spring business took his own life. the incident started after 8:00 this morning at a landscaping company on brookville road. the man has been identified as 56-year-old alan poole. >> fairfax county police say a good samaritan helped stop a

peterson now stands accused of wanting to kill the man, right here, this is the prosecutor, james glasgowd former federal prosecutor sunny hostin. knows a thing or two about being threatened as a prosecutor. first of all, i guess his attorney is calling this absurd, saying he would have nothing to gain by killing this man. how do you just theoretically how do you call for a hit from behind bars? >> well you have the privilege of having people come in and visit you. you can also send letters. you can also make phone calls. oddly enough, though when you are in prison there are signs everywhere, brooke, that say -- >> you're being recorded. >> "all of your calls are being recorded." but oftentimes prosecutors get a lot of evidence for future cases by monitoring inmates and they do make these kinds of mistakes. it's not unheard of that a defendant from inside will try to put a hit out on either a prosecutor or someone else. and this is sort of like an occupational hazard for prosecutors. it's in a sense your worst nightmare, because most people know that if they kill the prosecutor, there's g

like me learning the french word for apple so i can communicate with a french person or me moving to glasgowfive years speaking with an accent. >> reporter: the idea that the dutch chimps speak with a scottish accent entertained visitors. >> that's absolutely bizarrep. it's hilarious. >> it's great to hear them as well. >> listen for them. can't know. wow. >> like humans. we do the same thing, don't we? >> yeah. >> reporter: research suggests that our ancestors' behavior are similar to our own than originally thought and it helps explain what's so special about human communication. the ability to talk to one another has developed as the two groups from different countries bonded and it's come as no surprise to the keepers that it all started over an apple. >> chimps do have a sweet toothp. they love fruit more than vegetables which we can all understand why and apples are great for chimps, seem fond of them and they get excited when they see them. >> reporter: of course they're chimps, not always going to get on. but it seems that the new arrivals have even developed a taste for porridge. as

glasgow, p.a. picking up 6 inches and close to 5 at the philadelphia international airports.nceled last night, but now most of the storm is pretty much done and pushed off, so we're heading to the northeast. as we head into the rest of today, we are going to see a mix of clouds and sunshine. so the sun is going to come back. also our temperatures by 2:00 p.m., close to 40 degrees, but will be short lived. we'll drop right back down into the 30s by 6:00 p.m. if you take a closer look we'll start to see our wind speeds organizing out of the northwest. that's a cold northwesterly wind that's going to move in. our temperatures drop down tonight, into the teens, and that's going to set us up tomorrow morning and afternoon, to stay in the 20s and close to 18 degrees by 2:00 p.m. so here is how it's going to go in terms of our temperatures. we'll see an arctic blast once again, monday night into tuesday, and then we'll slowly start to see a retreat wednesday, but another round thursday into friday before we start to see a break as we head into next weekend. so i am tracking more mil

. >> is this like me learning the french word or like moving to glasgow and start speaking with that accent? >> unclear, but it proves they can control their grunts. it's almost like language as we know it not just an excited animal reaction. it's a stimuli. like louie the chimp, i'm from scotland and i said apple. from los angeles, now he says -- >> apple. >> subtle, but seismic. >> the same thing. >> just like humans they like it. >> if you say so. that was my grunt. >> where that was from? >> scottish. that was not even scottish. >> see, folks. you don't have to put up with us much longer. >> no winner in saturday's drawing. the next drawing will be an estimated $450 million. you are watching world news now. en't always the most adventurous couple once we kept the lights on but then we started using ky yours and mine we were nervous to try it. there is an amazing sensation for her amazing this one feels fantastic for me... and combined ah it's a completely new sensation for us both it's opened up a whole new door for us i've come to clean your pool but we dont have a pool i'll com

routes like glasgow to london. you see a high penetration rate.ying to more primary ports, having lower fares, that is what it is all about. ceos and cfos are being asked to be smart with travel budgets. there are two may businesses that are booking travel too late , through travel agents who were taking a hefty commission and spending two hours getting to an airport like heathrow and paying 350 quit for a 50 minute flight in europe. >> what is interesting about moving to primary hubs is that there has been very little overlap between you and easyjet in the past. increasingly, that is going to be there. does that change the way you think about the competitive landscape? >> it does not change it for us. it is something that easyjet would think about more than ryanair with think about. we are very confident that when we get to a particular basis we will take on any competitor. we don't see any competitor staying with us that often. over the next couple of years, you can see all low-cost carriers do well. international carriers are going to continue