because quinn gray didn't sound like a captive at all.n fact, she seemed to be in on the whole thing. >> i don't know what the new plan is. >> well, we'll see. >> just tell me you have one. >> yeah. they called the cops and everything, i mean -- but i've got a different plan. >> osmanovic appeared to mock massive manhunt that was under way to find quinn. >> if they just knew that you were here by yourself all night long, they would have a fit. [ laughing ] >> that's why i'm starting to feel like i'm the sinister one, doing this to my family. i wonder what my girls think right now. i wonder if they have any idea what's going on. >> we went to the hotel and talked to the people that worked at the hotel. they said she sat in the car while he was checking in. they were hand in hand. they said, in fact, he left the room many, many times during the weekend. >> and remember those bruises and marks quinn said she got from being zip tied to a chair? the recording suggested quinn made them herself. >> i have to have a few more marks if i'm telling

>> a close call for our colleague gray hall. his life and death health struggle is next. ♪ ♪ >> "action news," delaware valley's leading newses program with jim gardner. ♪ >> they made their point perfectly clear. ♪ ♪ >> parents and other members of the philadelphia school community telling the src, you are not wanted here anymore. it's thursday night and the big story on "action news" is the vote tonight in philadelphia that pre-stages the new era of public education in philadelphia. the src voted itself of of existence. dann cuellar is there. what does it mean for public education in philadelphia? >> jim, it means by a vote of 3-1 and one abstention, the district is no longer in financial distress, put itself on a course to end its authority, giving control of the philadelphia schools back to city. >> yes. >> with that the reform commission voted to resolve much to the joy of critics that waited much to this day. >> i'm excited to have an appointed school board. people will have a stronger voice. >> we have been going to meeti

gray hall had a medical emergency.want to tell you he's doing well and why you haven't seen minimum in a while. brian taff has the low down. >> it happened 26 days ago. over the course of several minutes on live television, gray hall experienced something that seemed jarring to ow viewers. it was a full-fledged medical crisis from which he's been recover recovering ever since. from the viewer side it began normally enough. >> i was able to get through the open. i figured, i can do it. in my mind i'm thinking, can i do this? >> it was noon on a sunday. the final newscast of gray's morning shift, third of the day. before the open roll that day the seeds of doubt had taken hold in his mind. >> around 11:00 i'm preparing for the noon show and i can't see the television screen. >> his vision all but disappeared. he grew dizzy and hoped it would get better. still he soldiered on, convinced he could do it. >> i was trying to be calm as possible. my mind is saying, oh my god, you are spiraling down. >> a fact that became appar

in for gray today. here's what we're following for you right now on "action news." >>> after a massive fire engulfed a senior living community in chester county, details on the citations the facility has been given in the past. >>> plus a fire overnight damages multiple homes and burns a man in north philadelphia. >>> it is race weekend as runners take on the philadelphia half and full marathon. meteorologist chris sowers joins us outside with the accuweather forecast. chris, a little rain coming our way, right? >> reporter: yeah, a little shower activity is possible in the afternoon, empty meantime it's a chilly start to the saturday. we had lows in the 20s, pottstown, 25 degrees. allentown and trenton getting down to 26. millville, bottoming out at 27 and wilmington, 29. we're rebounding, 44 in wilmington. 34 in reading. 34 in allentown. 50 in millville. 50 in cape may. 48 degrees in atlantic city. here's storm tracker 6 live a little band of rain approaching from the west. you can see yellows and ora

what's the take away on this >> it's that vince gray is still saying maybe.o this is hasn't been announced. this is being time campaign manager, or former long-time confident chuck vees >> chuck wants him to run, he started doing these different polls and the first one, how did it come out, did the results of the first interactive poll between carl racine and muriel bowser, how did that turn out >> it was whether or not he should run for ward 7. that happened before the last election, and it showed that he had a better chance of unseating his then protoje. there was a poll over the summer. >> that's what i'm talking about >> that was a three-way question. if bowser was running against gray and carl racine the attorney general how would it turn out? and so over the summer, voters told post, vote for bowser, 20 percent percent would go for gray and 10% for racine, carl racine said he's not running and that leaves -- and mcduffy is also often mentioned as possible contender but he's running for his own reelection in ward five which leaves gray standing at the mo

last seen wearing a gray baseball hat, brown winter coat, gray shirt, and gray pant. >> and stillman driving 2012 light gray ford fusion with pennsylvania tag fmb-7855. if you see him or know his whereabouts, asked you are asked to call 911. >> president trump is expecting a phonecall today from russian president putin, following a meeting to discuss syria's future. now, russian news agency says putin praised has add and his way to fight isis, will also phone leaders of the egypt, saudi arabia, and jordan. >> outspoken father of one of the c. -- ucla basket paul players, ball and two other players were arrested on suspicion every stealing designer sunglasses. well, last week, president trump questioned on twitter whether he would receive any thanks for his role and the players release and the players did in fact thank the president but ball with the president's involvement in the matter, and the president tweeted he should have left them in jail. >> i mean, why he even got to say it? if you help you shouldn't have to say anything. i would say thank you if he put them on his plane and

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>> good morning, gray is off, i'm nydia han, it is 5:00 a.m., saturday november 11. this morning the coldest air of the season triggers a code blue as temperatures plunge below freezing in spots. there's a push to put those in need into shelters. >>> breaking this morning police shot a man inside a grays ferry home what they say led to the gunfire. >>> thank you for your service, today is veterans day when we honor our military veterans. >>> accuweather alert, someplaces setting record setting lows, a freeze warning in effect. chris sowers has more, chris you're loving this. >> reporter: we have another cold night tonight and then we start to push out of it. the freeze warning continues for areas in south jersey and injury in effect until 10:00 a.m., when we look at the numbers right this is typical of middle january. 20 in allentown. 18 in lancaster. 24 in philadelphia. millville, 24. wilmington, 21, number 21 for wilmington that's a record low for you guys down there. windchills you factor in the winds you need to bundle up with the hat and gloves and heavier coat.

breaking news this morning on cbs-3 three where a man was shot and injured in philadelphia's grays ferry neighborhood. >>> and bitterly cold, morning , for us in this region , cold temperatures are also threatening record lows. >>> and, today is saturday, november the 11th, it is veterans day and we want to thank those men and women for their service, good morning, i'm jan carabao. lets get over to meteorologist chelsea ingram with the eyewitness weather forecast. good morning, chelsea no way around this cold wetter, this morning. >> no way and it feels like the teens and in some spots, believe it or not it feels like single digits. >> i will show thaw but start out with a live look at the city from palmyra cove nature park, courtesy of our live neighborhood network. it is a frigid start to your saturday morning, indeed. we have freeze warnings in place from philadelphia down into south jersey and delaware , the reason we don't have freeze warnings for remainder of the delaware and lehigh valleys because growing season has come to an end in those locations and with this freeze, growth se

gray out there. >> yeah, gray outside, no rain. but we'll keep the clouds around 49 degrees. now the big thing as we go through the rest of the week into the weekend will be the freeze saturday morning. so if you missed it earlier, you want to cover sensitive plants on friday because saturday morning temperatures will be in the 20s. maybe feeling like the teens with any wind we have around through saturday temperatures in the 30s in sunday. mid-50s friday. so next chance of rain would be monday. after that all these temperatures below normal for this time of year. the normal high is actually 61 degrees. we don't have any above normal temperatures in the forecast. actually going to stay colder than average as we go through the weekend and into next week. guys? >> all right. thank you, sheena. >>> that's it for news4 midday. thanks for joining us. back on the air this afternoon. >> and get the news and weather updates with the nbc washington app. hope you have a great day and we'll see you tomorrow morning. ♪ >>> we're live in five, four, three, two, one. >> do you wish to adop

this is on the 1200 block of south 29th street in grays ferry. officers responded around 3:45 to reports of the domestic dispute, again when officers arrived they found that man, wielding a knife, menacing a woman inside that is when one of the officers fired a shot, hitting that man in the chest. that man is in critical condition at penn presbyterian medical center but woman who was inside the home at the time has in reported injuries. again one man involved in the shooting, the officer who was involve in the shooting, as is standard procedure in cases like to will be placed on administrate it leave. it is investigators inside working to determine the exact details of this case but what we do know at this time is that man is in critical condition at penn presbyterian medical center. for now live in grays ferry i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> keep us up to date, thank you. >>> back to the frigid weather now a freeze warning is in effect and everyone has to bundle up. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown went to dilworth park to t

he was charged with failing to maintain gray's safety and for failing to call for a medic after gray one. goodson was acquitted last year of second-degree murder and other criminal charges related to gray's death. the decision to clear goodson's final. >>> the manhattan district attorney plan to take and i did when -- an indictment against harvey weinstein as early as next week. the news comes as police say they have evidence that could lead to his arrest for the alleged rape. weinstein has denied all of the allegations against him. >>> google self driving cars are hitting the road with no human backup drivers. this video was posted today showing the fleet of white chrysler pacifica minivans driving through the suburbs of phoenix with an employee in the back seat. releasing them sooner rather than later could be a life- saving move. >> we have explored it. what if we released him when there safer than humans. how many more lives could be saved? we find it's hundreds of thousands. >> the study author says if there just 10% safer than the average human driver, thousands of deaths could

this gray thursday has been controversial lately. should be spent home with family. many stores like wall nart, colorados, best buy remain open. we did speak to young brothers earlier this afternoon who waited more than three hours in line to get a laptop they were looking for and they really fitiond out how to to shop while mom and dad stayed at home and cooked. i come here wait in line and when thee got in we'd call our parents and then they would come. they have to pay forth stuff, right. >> right. our plans are at home my mommies cooking the turkey. when we're done with this we're going to go back home and eat the turkey and celebrate thanksgiving. what are you getting today. >> a laptop. why did you you have to come on thanksgiving day >> because we didn't want rveg to be gone by the time we got here tomorrow. you can see they're still letting them in and they're still very excited, none of them being taken down by that turkey coma just yet. best buy a along with several other stores are open today. some are not. this best buy w

ocean city, dark cloud, very gray, gray, of course, reflecting off ocean making that look gun metal gray this afternoon. it is very glummy down the shore. it is not all that cold along the coast. we have temperatures generally in the lower 60's but it is colder north and west where temperatures are hovering in the 40's for most of the day as i will show new a moment. lets check with other weather watchers reporting a glummy day across the region. temperatures hovering right around 60-degree mark depending where you live. few spots in the lower 60's across portions of new jersey. we will check in 62 with allen in delran. sixty-two. do i have to show you allen sent photos of the little hudson ready for trick or treat nothing his shark conn tomorrow. i love seeing these kid. hudson and dad looking very, very handsome as they helped out to trick or treat last night. 58 degrees, as we head north and west. phil, 58 at his house. he says, saw a bit of sun earlier but cloudy again, the sun was trying to peak out. i saw blue skies here and there but most of the day looks overcast, pretty much lik

>> a series that gray wolf does. and it is art of a number of different things and -- art of death is most recent ?awls. >> neil amusing ourselves to death. >> neil that's an old i don't know -- every person in the media ought to be reading that now. that's a bock i read when i was a young scholar many, many years ago and the subtitle is serious discourse in the age of show business. that sub title itself tell you what had book sb is about but he was with the fact that there was a cnn that that was diluting you know serious discourse, and if we were alive now -- and i begin towns a little bit more about what's happening in the media today. giving our political climate. >> mitch kaplan the fact that you live in the area -- and you're at your bookstore every day does that make a difference in what you stock and what you -- rng oh, sure we're a general bookstore, we believe, we believe i always believe and independent book sellingers anywhere around country when they do is they serve their community. so we carry books t

this gray sky overhead. not flapping in the wind because the winds are calm and that will help us out a lot. we'll be up to 48 degrees. 50 monday and that warming trend continues to the mid-50s on wednesday/thursday. rain returns next weekend. >> i'm not seeing 20s for any of the lows. >> it gets better. it does. thank goodness. >> nothing really below freezing. so we're in good shape. >> we're in good shape for now. things will get more seasonal. we were like january the last couple of days. >> tell me about it. that will do it for us for now. we will be back at 9:00 with a half hour of news and weather. christie: this is governor christie. new jersey is facing an epidemic fueled by addictive opioid painkillers. codeine... oxycodone... fentanyl... morphine. these are just some of the medications prescribed for pain relief. these pills can be highly addictive, and the addiction doesn't end when the prescription runs out. many times, people turn to a deadlier option - heroin. addiction is a disease, but help

on this saturday, gray is off, i'm nydia han.e stories we're following for you. >>> philadelphia police open fire an a man after he points a gun at them. details on what happened inside a grays ferry home overnight. >>> plus, a alabama politics denies allegations of sexual abuse and refuses to drop out of the senate race. >>> president trump is in vietnam where he is meeting world leaders crossing

i got a handful of treats here , she's very polite, she's a big girl, wonderful dog, lex i gray ready to go in the home and they believe she's how the broken because her kennel's clean every morning. if you are looking for a great dog thinks one of them this is time of the year for travel, as you know and people do not want to leave their pets at home. i don't blame them. i don't want to leave my pets. i have separation anxiety from them. so how do you travel with your pet, you found out. >> yeah, especially if you are a first time traveler with your pet you cannot forget specific items. we talk to the veterinarian at penn vet for more advice, take a look. jim me now is doctor debbie mansell of penn vet and kathleen miller of triple a mid-atlantic. what do we have to think about when we think about pets and travel. >> you want to get a hardness to keep your dog safe, in the back seat, you want to make sure that it fits properly, you want to take neck, chest measurements to get the right size. make sure that two fingers fit all different places underneath the harness so it is not too t

a story about our own gray hall. you who were watching "action news" several weekends ago noticed something off biour friend and colleague. anchoring the news, his condition deterret -- deteriorated. he was rushed off the set and taken to the hospital. doctors addressed what we know was a life threatening condition. >> it was scary, i didn't know what was going on, i got to a point i couldn't do it any more. >> reporter: our own brian taff recently sat down with gray who wanted to share his ordeal with you and share how he is doing now. see it all only on "action news" coming up at 9:00 this morning. >> next meteorologist chris sowers will take a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, stay with us, we'll be right back. today we're out here to test people's knowledge about type 2 diabetes. so you have type 2 diabetes? yes i do. true or false... type 2 diabetes more than doubles your chance of dying from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or a stroke. that can't be true, can it? actually,

and maybe what the gray area of what is projected to be online. along the line of what you just did, which is great. it would also be great to have some jobs data in here and i don't know how you want to break it down, maybe in the same way you've done it by county or by state. it would be interesting as far as jobs that are serving just the c.c.a. as well as the local build out projects that are either coming online or online. >> i would be happy to provide that information, commissioner. i know that not all the c.c.a.s collect the job data. because we have gone through this exercise before of trying to put this information together. i'm not sure all of them collect the jobs data for indirect jobs. they do for their own employees. >> even that would be helpful. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> commissioner? >> thank you, mr. chairman. it would also be interesting to know, or just to see the numbers on -- when this is done, what the breakdown is between c.c.a.s, municipal owned utilities and investor-owned utilities. because we don't list on there

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what gray thought was a minor medical concern turned into a life-threatening complication that requiresiate brain surgery. tonight i sit down with gray as he recovers at home and takes me behind the scene of the chaotic morning and along the road to recovery and has an important message for all of you at home. tonight only on "action news" at 11:00. stepping into the unknown. it can be difficult to find the way. but with the compassion and security of independence blue cross, obstacles become openings. as we have for nearly 80 years, we'll continue to light the way, with the card accepted in all 50 states. giving you the power to shine forward to whatever awaits tomorrow. independence blue cross. live fearless. >>> health check this noon a medical break flew involving it's b damage of concussions, for the first time they detected cte in a living patient until now this could only be diagnosed after a patient's death but the living protein they found in a former nfl player's brain inthis brings them closer to understanding the disease and finding a cure. >>> and as we get older we need to

. >> a drizzly gray monday outside and still a little damp. you can see down the boards are still wet. we're waiting for the sun to return. i'll tell you when it comes back and when temperatures head back to a little closer to where they should be for mid november. >> also still ahead at 11:00, soar to new heights. the competition aimed at making the concept of personal flight a reality. >> if it were easy, it wouldn't be worth a challenge. >> how this contest could revolutionize the way we travel and the local college student who's already taking a shot at flying. >> also sounding the alarm, what new blood pressure guidelines could mean for your health. when eyewitnes ♪ ♪ it feels good to be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> as we told you earlier, form are president joe biden returns to late night. >> he regrets not being in the oval office but wouldn't change his decision not to run. so what can relearn from this experience. our nicole breweroi us with that part of the story. >> the former vice president has made the media rounds lately. he would neither co

. >> a drizzly gray monday outside and still a little damp. you can see down the boards are still wet. we're waiting for the sun to return. i'll tell you when it comes back and when temperatures head back to a little closer to where they should be for mid november. >> also still ahead at 11:00, soar to new heights. the competition aimed at making the concept of personal flight a reality. >> if it were easy, it wouldn't be worth a challenge. >> how this contest could revolutionize the way we travel and the local college student who's already taking a shot at flying. >> also sounding the alarm, what new blood pressure guidelines could mean for your health. when eyewitnes >> as we told you earlier, form are president joe biden returns to late night. >> he regrets not being in the oval office but wouldn't change his decision not to run. so what can relearn from this experience. our nicole brewer joins us with that part of the story. >> the former vice president has made the media rounds lately. he would neither confirm nor deny plans to pursue the

gray and some of the woodson parents will join us on off script later this evening.a9 sports director darryn haynes things the punishment fits the crime and he sites his own experience. >>> here's my last call. 25 players suspended one game for this fight between eastern and woodson high school. as much as it stinks, the suspension was the right decision. i watched this video probably about 20 plus times people. i saw players get stomped out. punches thrown at players and itaches. woodson player? you're right there was. the problem is he retaliated and then all hell broke loose. eastern's season is over. their suspension will start next season. woodson is set to play in the turkey bowl short 18 players. i went through the same thing in high school. someone started with me. i retaliated back. i was suspended too. i remember like it was yesterday. sitting at home while my team competed and it sucked. now i'm thankful. i never got into another fight after that. i learned my lesson. my mind set changed. and i ended up accepting a division one scholarship to play football

news 4's jackie benson spoke to gray's boyfriend about the search for her killer. >> murder. police say autopsy results reveal that he was shot to death. >> she was in the back of the apartment building. but it was, the area was kind of -- isolated. >> johnug 36 at the time of her death in august, were together for over a decade. they shared a hem ome together southeast washington. gray struggled with substance problems read the bible was a devoted loving aunt to nieces and nephews. >> had four kids. sunny was always relieving the burden of her sister taking the kids out. and she was always, always bring them over. >> he last saw gray about a week before her body was found. in this wooded area behind a garden apartment complecomplex. there its a significant reward in this case. 25,000. for information leading to the arrest of the person who murdered her. and lechlt her body heft her bo. jackie benson. news 4. >> progressive group is ending all direct aid to the campaign for virginia governor. democracy for america says bec o stance on sanctuary cities. he says his position ha

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the star of "empire" bashir gray will perform. and danny swift gray will also be on hand. a festive full day of family fun starting today at 3:00. >>> today in new castle county runners will compete in the 45th annual turkey trot. the race winds through newark that begins at 9:00 this morning. the event raises money to provide tuition assistance for kids to participate in programs with newark parks and recreation department. >>> your time now 5:58 on this saturday morning. and investigators plan to go inside a burned out senior center living facility in west chester today. >> we've been following this morning, you were on it yesterday morning, this morning nbc10's matt delucia is out there following the aftermath. >> reporter:well tell you what investigators hope to learn coming up when nbc10 comes right back. >>> right now on "nbc10 news today," fire aftermath. residents are still unaccounted for after flames ripped through a senior living facility in west chester. today, investigators will be back at the scene to determine the cause. >> on your mark. this morning maratho

so he was last wearing a gray baseball hat, brown winter coat, gray shirt and gray pants, all in gray and driving a light gray, ford fusion, model year 212 with the delaware license plate, you can see right there fmb-7855. he may be at special risk of harm or injury. if you see him please call police. >>> bizarre road rage incident turns into a demolition derby of sorts in a bucks county wawa. it started as an argument between two drivers at a wawa on street road in lower southampton sunday morning. thirty he lease say within driver rammed his pick up in to another twice, the driver of the pick up showed up at police headquarters yesterday to explain his version of what happened here. now, a lot of people, other drivers concerned about anger on the roadway. >> you never know what somebody is going through you know what i mean? somebody might have a bad day and want to take it out on somebody else. >> it is just unnecessary. people need to learn how to control their temper. >> no charges have been filed, investigators say they will speak with both drivers, again to sort out exactly wha

now, they describe his truck as two-tone maroon and either tan or gray 1997 ford pick-up t had ladder rack with attached ladder and is now missing it passenger side mirror. should also have a damaged front passenger side headlight now, anyone with information is asked to contact lower southampton township police. their phone number: (215)357-1234. for now live live in trevose bucks county, i'm trang do, cbs-3 "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you. police believe group of juveniles behind the vicious beating death of homeless man in philadelphia's mayfair section, investigators tell us , the man was attacked sunday night in the 4200 block of luring street. took him to the hospital where he died monday morning, so far no arrests. >> a manhunt continues this morning in upper darby after an elderly blind man is beaten and robbed. >> this happened around 30:30 sunday afternoon, fawn the 75 year old man suffering from broken hip and leg. police say the man was walking home when someone attack him, took his phone, and $100. >> this happened in broad daylight. we are asking

steve: but the "new york times," the gray lady, it looks as if has been rented out to the democrats because yesterday they essentially turned over everything to stop this tax bill. and, in fact, they tweeted this out and they wrote a lengthy op-ed as well and said now is the time to contact senators. if you haven't already done so, about this tax plan. find yours here. then they give the phone numbers it is exroird. it looks like essentially they have crossed a line where they're working for the democrats. ainsley: it's so negative. it would be different if they said contact your senator and tell them if you like it or you don't and why you don't. they put #the tax bill hurts. they said tell your senators how you are going to be hurt by. this. brian: the senators that are vulnerable that may be on the fence all their emails

a woman's breast there is no gray area. i agree with that but a shoulder touch or comment that is open to terp tanks. >> it is setting. >> knows of what i read ask pretty black and white. the evidence will tell. >> there are a lot of good guys out there. i'm concern ad lot of men are painted with broad brush of being abusers. >> we'll leave it there, thanks. as we enter the holiday season even the simplest things cause controversy and sometimes lawsuits. the bergen county animal shelter has a tradition of bringing in a fransiscan reverend to blesses the animals. well not so fast, say the american atheist head quart he had in cranford, new jersey where they say this is a violation of the first and fourth amendments and they're suing to stop the practice. they have even named the shelter, the reverend and the director in their lawsuit. i'm joined now by the head of american atheists based in cranford, new jersey, nick fish. welcome to "chasing news. how are you? >> i'm really good. great to be here. >> first question, who is

cesar goodson had been accused of failing to make sure gray's seat belt was fastened. >>> and a very special event took place at madison square garden right here in new york. >> kicking offer the comedy comedians, including conan o'brien and john oliver in the annual stand up for heroes event. >>> and the red hot chili peppers were also there, adding to the event. the whole thing raises money for wounded veterans and their families throughout, through the woodruff foundation, founded by our own bob woodruff who was injured while covering the war in iraq back in 2006. >> i don't think i'd be alive right now if it wasn't for the doctors apartme doctors and the nurses and the medics and corps men who saved lives. so it inspired me and my family and my brothers to start a great foundation to try to return something for those who have helped us so much. so this has been the most fulfilling thing. >> it really has. a great thing there for bob and his wife as you can see there. and there are many other >> raising money for a great cause. >>> the mounting allegation against harvey weinstein.

we have dustin here, gray and white. just beautiful.mestic short hair gray cat. and white. and he's highly social. he want to be petted on his own terms. marvin is looking at it because he lovers my cat, scram. but dustin, great companion. cotton ball with is pen year old male domestic medium short shared cat. like how great this cat is. huge, huge, and lovers to be carried around, just so friendly and just an absolute angel, again, that's cat's name is cotton ball, ten years old. then we have phebe, so sweet, a short haired white gray spotted cat recently returned to the cheryle. she is a front de claw, she likes to watch the birds from the window, and she is affectionate with strangers, good with children, and they say that she lept in her last home with the young daughter at night. and she was brought back to the shelled err. but ready to go into another home. >> yes, we can finds them homes, just like marvin here, see him on the show. >> oh, yes, absolutely. so, lots of dogs, lot of cats, remember the time change, it will change thi

jay gray there for us in sutherland springs.y, thank you. >> nbc meteorologist bill karins has your forecast. cold weather on the way? >> especially in the northern rockies. chilly in the northwest this weekend. here's how we look today. northeast minor airport delays, sunny in the south, sunny in the southwest. as we go through the middle of the week, though, we watch a new storm coming into the west. this is going to have rain and snow. temperatures are raining up, snow will be a little higher. northern california would like to see you get in the action. by the time we get to thursday and friday we continue with the active pattern through the northwest, more snow looking at the higher elevations of idaho and montana and more wet weather in areas on the coast. again, active weather in the west, along with chilly temperatures equals happy snow loafer lovers. >> thanks, bill. i'm gigi stone woods. >> i'm phillip mena. thanks for watching us. be sure to follow us on facebook, /s >>> as a state we are dealing with the largest mass

on this saturday, gray is off, i'm nydia han. here's some of the stories we're following for you. >>> philadelphia police open fire an a man after he points a gun at them. details on what happened inside a grays ferry home overnight. >>> plus, a alabama politics denies allegations of sexual abuse and refuses to drop out of the senate race. >>> president trump is in vietnam where he is meeting world leaders crossing paths with russian president vladimir putin. >>> a bitter blast, a code blue is in place in our area due to the frigid temperatures. you can see the sun in the temple university camera. it's cold, feeling like winter more than fall. meteorologist chris sowers joins us with a look at the frigid temperatures, chris. >> reporter: it's very, very cold, good morning, nydia. five days ago it was 70 degrees in philadelphia. this morning temperatures are down into the teens and 20s, national weather service continues the freeze warning for areas highlighted here in blue, now all temperatures are below freezing this morning. no

gray says he was persistent in a way that made her uncomfortable. the two women bring the total number of accusers to seven. >> moore's lawyer is on the offensive aa tacking the credibility of another akeiser. zeroing in an a note. beverly nelson said moore inscribed in her yearbook. >>reporter: christine and dave, roy moore's attorney came out trying to defend his client. he also attempted to urn it the conversation away from allegations of child sex abuse to handwriting analysis. the focus of his comments before the press today was about the yearbook. signed, apparently by roy moore in the 1970's by a high school girl who at the age of 16, says that roy moore attempted to make sexual advances toward her, unwanted. roy moore's attorney saying that handwriting in the yearbook was forged. >> we have a handwriting expert, pardon me, that's looking at those. but here's the problem. a handwriting expert can't look at a copy on the internet, right? they've got to look at an original. right now our attorney has sent a letter or is sending a letter to glor

private gray's death at deepcut sadly was not unique. sean benton died of gunshot wounds in 1995. a fresh inquest into his case will be heard next year. private cherleames was found to have shot herself in the same year. there was a fresh inquest into her case lastjune. and private james collinson was found dead with a single gunshot wound in 2002. the army came to my door and said your son has killed himself. families have been fighting for years to learn the truth about the deepcut deaths. a heavy burden to add to their bereavement. we don't have a choice, there is no choice in that. you have to carry on. i have another son at home. i have to carry on for his sake. life goes on living. it's sort of, we do this and then we have to carry on with family life as well. you know. and keep on going. and just try to get the truth of what actually happened to geoff. it is also difficult to get the expertise required to question the police and ministry of defence. bereaved families in inquests should have legal aid whenever the state are represe

they don't want their mom to have gray hair at a volleyball game?ing now with the kids. [ laughter ] i didn't know. but i mean, i guess it would be weird to have your mother show up and look like your grandmother, i guess. but i don't know, it's kind of freeing. i don't really get noticed. >> seth: oh, interesting. so you have more anonymity because of the fact that you -- >> yes. >> seth: yeah. >> and i was at the admiral's club in l.a.x. >> seth: oh, look at you. >> that's right, i have a gold card. >> seth: wow. [ laughter ] >> and, um -- >> seth: so this is the american airlines lounge? >> yeah. where all the cool people are. [ light laughter ] >> seth: that is amazing. >> and i went up to the bar -- >> seth: and the coffee is free there, right? >> and the croissants. >> seth: wow! [ laughter ] >> yeah, i'll talk to people if you're not in there. but i went there and i went to the bar and i saw josh lucas, that amazing actor from "sweet home alabama." >> seth: fine actor, yes. >> you all remember him? >> seth: yeah. >> and i was like, "oh, that'

you can see the cloud cover out there in the gray. you can see by noon some scattered sprinkles possible. light to moderate rain will be more steady at 4:00 to 7:00. the rest of us will see an increase in scattered light showers. from 7:00 on all the way into about 11:00 you can see it moves into the heart of the bay and then by 4:00 thursday morning it's almost out of the south bay. we'll double that in our hills. my accuweather seven-day forecast, you'll see pretty mild temperatures, 50s at the coast. 60s for the rest of us. friday afternoon, saturday and sunday morning driest parts. sunday evening into monday another light storm on our impact scale. sue? >>> let's check in with the san mateo bridge and how that is faring. pretty good past the toll plaza up and over the high rise. everybody is at the limit. the 880 nimitz to 101 and we will check back, yes, the metering lights were turned on at 5:16 this morning. it's not blocking any lanes. if you can, that's a great way to avoid the backup here, about a ten-minute delay to pay you

it was a drizzly, dreary, gray , miserable day but rain is moving out. lets look at storm scan three the rain from this morning out to sea. we are starting to see some breaking up of the cloud cover on storm scan three all across the region. still cloudy, dreary, fog, behind me on the sky deck cannot see tops of the buildings in center city but everything will try to clear out through overnight hours tonight. chilly thanks to the cloud cover and drizzle all day temperatures have not listen much past 40's, sitting at 44 in philadelphia, 37 in mount pocono and 45 degrees in millville. when you factor in the cloud and a light breeze, it feels like no better than 40 degrees right now in the city. definitely a night for jacket and temperatures are plumet ting as well, quick recap of rainfall amounts not heavy rain but half inch in atlantic city and wildwood, third of an inch in dover and quarter inch in philadelphia but we do still have some nicer weather heading our way and i'll tell you when sun breaks out and when temperatures return to more seasonal level

of the van that was carrying gray when he suffered a fatal neck injury. the campaigning is over and now it is up to virginia voters to decide who they want to see as their next governor. the polls remain open until 7:00 tonight. it pits demerol northam against ed gillespie. both candidates have been crisscrossing t get out the votes. we first gin with fox5's tom fitzgerald. he is live in richmond at ed gillespie's headquarters tonight . tom. >>reporter: jim, sarah, good evening. through most of the summer ralph northam and many of the polls hadden yoid a lead. that all changed in just the last couple of weeks as this race has gotten progressively closer and progressively nastier . for gillespie he start ed off in familiar territory. this is the scene in fairfax county. this is the scene inside the washington elm million school. when he ran against us senator mark walter. gill less biwas viewed as an under dog in that case. that came down to the wire. where gillespie would be the republican candidate in virginia . we want to turn the campaign chairman, pet

and boy, it is gray in the north bay.hings will brighten up, and it's been actually really nice all around the bay this morning, with some pretty sunrises. as we look at what to expect for the next few days, we will have that fog for the next few hours in the north bay. sun comes out and it returns tomorrow. a few more clouds towards the late in the day period. we could see a little rain towards morning. the overnight hours, but more likely into monday morning, your commute a little soggy. so we have the weekend to enjoy the dry weather. you can see from the golden gate bridge, it's still gray here. it will be sunny by probably 11:00, 12:00 here because of the low cloud deck. visibility still an issue from petaluma and napa. live doppler 7 really pinpointing where the fog is. concord has a little bit. you're looking at some sunshine out in the east bay right now. it's colder, i've heard about it from you this morning. and you're seeing that it's nine degrees colder in concord, eight degrees colder in napa. two to four deg

. >>> police are trying to figure out who murdered gray. gray was shot to death. her body found in a wooded area behind an apartment complex in oxon hill. a $25,000 reward is offered that leads to an arrest on the person who killed her. >>> now to the terror attack in manhattan. people in the tribeca neighborhood are determined to carry on with their lives and not let the terrorists win. last night mourners gathered for a candlelight vigil and memorial to honor the victims of tuesday's attack. the march started at pier 40 on manhattan's west side. that is where the suspect started the attack. his deadly drive continued for nearly a mile. 12 people were also seriously hurt during the attack. >>> turning now to the saipov. they're analyzing his cell phones and computers. investigators have found no communication between the suspect and any terror group. but they're still looking. isis claimed responsibility but did not provide any evidence of communication with say above. the suspect chose halloween because he believed there would be more people out. the bike path i

police say around 10:00 saturday morning he was driving in a gray toyota camry and opened fire on a 37-year-old man and a 17-year-old girl sitting inside this red chevy impala, hitting the right side windows and doors. >> additional caller now advising two patients. from what we are getting, the shooter is not on scene. >> reporter: miraculously, both only suffering minor injuries, somehow avoiding a direct hit, wounded by glass and bullet fragments. >> be advised we are getting multiple calls on this. >> reporter: troopers shut down the southbound lanes of the turnpike, gathering evidence and searching for that gray camry and the driver. police making the arrest after reviewing surveillance video. both of the victims expected to make a full recovery. there is still no word on what started this, but the advice from florida highway patrol tonight, do not engage other drivers, you never know if they're armed. tom? >> victor, thank you. >>> moving overseas to egypt. blaming isis for the deadliest terror attack in that country's modern history. 305 are dead in the attack on a mosq mosque.

he was last seen wearing i gray baseball hat, brown, winter coat, gray shirt and gray pants. here's what you are supposed to look out for, a 2012 light gray ford fusion and is there the plate you need to pay attention to delaware license plate fmb-7855. he may be a special risk of harm or injury, so keep an eye out for him. >>> bizarre road rage incident turned in the demolition derby in the parking lot of the bucks county wawa. it started as an argument between two drivers at a wawa in street road and lower southampton sunday morning. police say within driver rammed his pickup truck into another car, twice. the driver of the pick up showed up at police headquarters yesterday to explain his version of story of what happened here. incident has drivers very concerned about anger on the roadways. >> you never know what somebody is going through, somebody might have a bad day and want to take it out on somebody else. >> it is just really unnecessary. people need to learn how to control their temper. >> no charges have been filed. investigators will be speaking with both drivers t

he was real. >> many wore gray sweaters to honor lawrence. some dropped off candles others notes. >> he didn't deserve this. he was a good boy. he was a good boy. he was my baby. >> investigators say after school let out yesterday lawrence was with a group of people about two blocks away from campus when a suspect rolled up in a dark four door sudan. the suspect got out, argued, and started shooting, striking lawrence. the shooter got away and lawrence managed to get back to campus for help but he later died at the hospital. now his parents are demanding justice. >> i want the people to be caught. >> i want them to find the people who did this because they don't deserve to be out free. a bunch of cowards. they're cowards taking my sons life. >> police have not released a motive for the shooting but they do believe it was targeted. and they're asking anybody with information to come forward. reporting in concord i'm jessica flores, kpix5. >> two bay area inmates are still on the run after making a brazen escape from a palo alto courthouse. the