masked home intruders rob temple university students at gunpoint.re live on the scene. >> diplomatic tension. secretary of state rex tillerson gears up for a dave tough talks with russian leaders. >> a new program encourages philadelphians top spend their money at black owned businesses. >> let's get right over to meteorologist, david murphy and to karen rogers. david, we have loved the last two days. we hope there's more coming. >> there pretty much s sunshine particularly on the eastern half of the region. the farther west you go a little bit more cloud cover and while there are showers out to the west they look like they'll be fairly light as they come through and probably done during the morning with more sun reemergeing later in the afternoon hour. temperatures this morning are very mild. these are the mildest startup numbers we've seen on the board this hour so far this week. 61 degrees in philadelphia, almost 60 in allentown, 63 in trenton, 71 in -- 71 61 in reading. not much wind. that wind is coming up from the south and that's going to get

he was robbed at gunpoint at his home on chapel croft street. he managed to get the call out to police. police say a gun and a car was taken from the victim. we are working to get some more information. we're getting ready to talk to police now. let me get that, and i'll update you as soon as i have some more information. back to you. >> thank you. >>> more breaking news involving a home invasion in north philadelphia. that's where temple university students were robbed at gunpoint. police say three men got into the victim's house on bouvier street around 1:00 in the morning. the students were forced to the ground and robbed. the gunmen got away with cell phones, debit cards, and crash. >>> white house press secretary sean spicer is facing calls to resign for a comment he made comparing syrian president bashar al assad to adolph hitler. here's what he said -- >> someone as despicable as hitler who didn't sink to the -- to using chemical weapons. >> in fact, hitler did use chemical weapons in the form of nazi gas chambers that killed millions of

temple university students are robbed at gunpoint after making themselves an easy target.are just now hearing from one of those victims. >> plus, more traffic trouble near rittenhouse square. crews have still not completed repairs on a sinkhole on a heavily used street. >> and we got an early taste of summer but a return of spring is on the way. >> spring, summer, i love it all as long as you're not talking about winter. [laughter] >> dave murphy has more on that and karen rogers is taking a look all right traffic. good morning. >> we set some records yesterday as expected. today probably not but at the same time it's still going to be fairly comfortable t you see clouds out to the west of philadelphia. it looks like some of us will get some early sunshine and then we'll have a period of the day where it's cloudy maybe a passing sprinkle or shower. later in the afternoon more sun comes back. 61 degrees right now, pretty nice startup temperatures. 58 in allentown and trenton, line in reading. 54 wilmington, 51 millville and 54 in cape may. winds are light. as we roll throug

stopping the boys at gunpoint. one of them in tears.e's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, this police stop of five boys in grand rapids, michigan, under scrutiny. >> hey, come over here. keep your hands where i can see them and get on the ground. >> reporter: an officer, with gun drawn, stopping the group of african-american boys on their way home from a basketball game last month. on the body cam video, you hear the boys, ages 12 to 14. they appear confused and frightened. one begins to cry. >> what did we do? >> we'll give you directions, okay? >> reporter: another officer arrives as they try to figure out if this is the same group of boys who had just been in a large fight nearby. one neighbor reporting he'd seen a gun. >> how do you want to do this, troy? want to just approach? >> reporter: one boy consoling another. >> i'm not gonna die, bro. >> you're not going to die, dude. >> reporter: police move in, but find no gun. the young boys then released to their frightened parents. >> y'all didn't see a gun, but y'all pulled guns on my

. >>> temple university students were robbed at gunpoint. three men got into the house through an unlocked door around 1:00 in the morning. the students were forced to the ground and robbed. the gunmen got away with cell phones, debit cards, and cash. >>> new this morning, the gop survived a close race in a special house election nbc 7n kansas to replace mike pompeo who serves as cia director. rob estes won in a state at that voted overwhelmingly for president trump last november. political analysts suggest that shows some backlash. this was the first of four special house elections. the next one in georgia is also expected to be close. >>> today a camden county father will face a judge. >> it's alleged that david prieto jr. reported his son missing but killed him. the body was found in a park near the father's home in 2015. >>> in delaware county, a pre-k teacher faces arraignment for allegedly pushing a 4-year-old girl down some stairs. after the incident, sarah gable was fired from the future daycare center in primos. the incident was cau

>> temple university students threatened at gunpoint during an off campus robbery. one of the victims is speaking out to "action news." >> and a man taking out the trash ge grenade under his garbage. we'll have that story. >> and happening now, a popular parking authority app has suddenly gone offline. we'll tell you why philadelphia had to pull the plug on mobile payments p a lot of people on social media yesterday were really unhappy about this. >> yeah. >> well, good morning, it's 5:30 on wednesday april 12th. matt is off. i am in. let's get to meteorologist, david murphy karen rogers. >> i am in. >> good morning. >> a lot of i am in lately. noise to -- nice to see you again jeanette. in philadelphia and most of our immediate region we are likely going to see some early sunshine before the clouds overtake us. then there's the chance of a spotty shower popping through later this morning and then later this afternoon we get on the other side of those clouds and the sun comes back. temperatures right now not bad. 61 degrees in philadelphia, 58 in allentown, almost 6

temple university students are robbed at gunpoint after making themselves an easy target.are just now hearing from one of those victims. >> also more traffic trouble near rittenhouse square. crews have still not completed repairs on a sinkhole on a heavily used street. >> and the we got an early taste of summer that we were enjoying but the return of spring is on the way. >> and that's okay. it will make us look forward to the warmer temperatures again. dave murphy is outside with no coat on. >> yeah. >> karen rogers has your commute. good morning. >> , yeah, usually i bring a coat home when i know the next morning i'm going to need it, i'll bring it home in the afternoon. didn't bother yesterday because i knew it was going to be nice and mild this morning. as we look at satellite, we have some cloud cover building in from the west but i think early on we're going to start out with some sunshine before we start to transition to those thicker clouds and you see a shower on radar. there could be something popping through. a few neighborhoods just briefly later this morning.

up to work at the casa pacifica apartments and she says her ex-boyfriend tried to kidnap her at gunpoint. she was eight months pregnant at the time. < i said i'm not leaving with you leaving with you and then he put the gun to the back of my head and shot me.i honestly didn't think you were doing and he would walk off but i was wrong.>(mark) 27 year old ricardo colindres has not been seen since that day. he's on the u-s marshalls northern california most wanted list. a 10 thousand dollar reward is being offered for information leading to his arrest. he faces two counts of attempted murder. ( darya ) police now have a person of interest in the case of a 86-year-old woman who was killed while walking with a friend in the sacramento area. 86-year-old fusako petreus was walking with a friend wednesday morning on a high school track. a man approached them and started beating petreus' friend. when petreus tried to stop him....he started beating her. the attacker then ran off but didn't get away for long. police say they found him hiding a few blocks away. family and friends are now remembering

temple university students robbed inside their home at gunpoint. police try to get their hands on the masked intruders. >> that video of a man being dragged off an airline flight has gone viral. now, local lawmakers are calling for a response. >> a live look looking out over penn's landing. accuweather is tracking passing showers today t it won't be as warm but it will still be high. >>> that forecast, your traffic and more, it's all ahead on "action news." >> ♪ >> ♪ cooler temperatures in the northeast. >>> and finally, some high tech communication. >> we're not talking about facetime or snapchat. all about being virtually face-to-face with a complete stranger. >> happening now in eight locations across the u.s. including downtown l.a. kabc's jonathan novak checked it out. >> reporter: if you noticed the large golden container at grant park in downtown los angeles recently you might be wondering what is that thing. >> it's our project. >> called a portal. >> hi. >> reporter: it's using immersive audiovisual equipment to connect people from all end

how he was arrested and tortured for over two weeks during his investigation. >> they took me a gunpoint. they tied me up and started to beat me very hard. they told me i had brush into my country and i would have to be killed today. i told them into my colleagues had are ready died. i died today, it is not a problem. i am prepared to die. amy: the goldman prize winners also include slovenian farmer uro macerl, who organized against the burning of poisonous waste near his farm, and the australian octogenarian wendy bowman, who faced off against a multinational coal mining company and won. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. on saturday, hundreds of thousands took to the streets around the world in a global march for science that was endorsed by hundreds of scientific institutions, environmental groups, and unions. the hip hop caucus was also a partner. more than 600 events took place with one on every continent, including antarctica, where workers at the neumayer-station research center tweeting a dutch

overnight, a man in his 80s is held at gunpoint and robbed inside his own home. it happened in the bustleton section of philadelphia. that's where nbc10's pamela osborne joins us live at the scene. pam, you just got new information. tell us about it. >> reporter: yeah. we did. the 89-year-old victim is inside right now speaking with investigators. he told police there was a ring or knock on his door on chapel croft around 2:30 this morning. when he answered, two men with guns drawn forced him inside. they tied him to a chair in the kitchen with phone cords and duct tape. the suspects tore through the home and stole a safe that the victim said houses of dollars of cash and jewelry inside from the basement. they went to the garage and stole the victim's car. it's unique. police want you to hear the description -- a baby blue 1985 fleetwood cadillac with a dark blue vinyl top. it's a p.a. license plate of gyl3356. the victim was able to free himself and call police. right now, police are investigating the possibility that a woman either 24 or 25 years old who knew t

two men invaded his home at gunpoint tied him up and robbed him of thousands of dollars in his car. when the warrior watch riders and troop support group heard the news, they decided to show their support. >> somebody tried to rob him and steel his money and he worked hard for it. our backpacks says we got your back at home and we want to make sure this veteran is not forgotten. >> police found labuda's cadillac, hours later and arrested two men at the scene. investigators are still looking for a female suspect who help the two men. two suspects in custody have in the yet been charged. >>> ancestry.com helped blow cover of the suspected identity thief in lansdale. this is suspect john vincent, authorities say that 1996, he escaped from a texas halfway house, went to a graveyard and stole identity of the baby, buried there, nathan l.a. on. his aunt, logged on to ancestry.com. >> our son's birth certificate , death certificate came up and then after that, a marriage license came up. laskoski. >> if convicted he faces a minimum mandatory, federal prison sentence. >>> and jury selection

dramatic video shows an officer holding several unarmed teenagers at gunpoint. find out why and hear how a mother responded when she saw her son laying at the scene. and here's a (darya) in the weather center with james tracking the forecast... (james) (james)we're starting off this morning with dry conditions, for the most part. there is a chance we could catch a sprinkle before the day is done, so bring the umbrella just in case. let's head outside and show you what conditions are like right now. our 4-zone forecast camera network shows low clouds all around the bay. temperatures are hovering in the low 50s. by mid morning we'll be in the mid 50s. at lunchtime, we'll see mostly cloudy skies and temps warming to the low 60s with a chance of sprinkles staying with us. and by 3:00, the warmest time of day, we'll see temps climb to the upper 60s. expect the winds to be blowing once no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101.

the video shows an officer holding unarmed teens at gunpoint until another officer arrives.o one was hurt and the teens were not arrested. the police chief said the officer followed protocol and said the incident happened after a radio report of a group of armed teens fighting. there is much more ahead at the top of the hour on good morning washington. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been nked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month online, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of their download speeds. and free multi-room dvr service for two years. and verizon wireless customers can stream tv on the fios mobile app, data-free. get the best. go to getfios.com korea - getting morfe intense. the rare and unusual m

>> because you said i put you at gunpoint.e statement. >> well, you should have just walked down the stairs. >> you shouldn't have told cops i was armed and threatening to kill you. they walk in the the house armed. they could have shot and killed me. >> yeah, they could have. >> did you ever think of that? >> yeah. they could have. >> you won't do anything to change it because you know the truth. >> there isn't anything i can do to change it. there's nothing i can do to change it. >> i love you, dad. i would never do that to you. you know that. >> well, i love you, too, son, but i wouldn't -- i didn't say any untruths. >> that report, they just walked you through it and told you -- told you exactly what to write and just told you to sign away on the "x," right? >> yeah. basically, yeah, that's usually the way that statement thing goes. and i told your lawyer i wouldn't testify to any of it in a courtroom, so good luck with it. >> hearing his father won't testify might be a relief to bernard, but it doesn't mean his charges wi

a hosptal.no arrests have been made so far.police say three men sexually assaulted the woman at gunpointhose three men are still on the loose.in east oakland, spencer blake, kron four news. authorities say these men are responsible for thousands of dollars worth of credit card fraud in marin.it started thursday at the dickson ranch, where workers saw them lurking around. as a deterent, they inquired about rates and times for horse riding classes . when they were actually there on a mission.luitenant steve delao (de-lah-oh) from the marin county sheriff's office tells me the men may have targeted the victim. hers was the only vehicle that was broken into. within the 45 minutes it took to go riding, the culprits made their way to the village at corte madera. authorities say they spent about $5-thousand dollars in nordstrom and macy's. when the victim got back to her car, she noticed 4 of her cards were missing were calling about possible fraudulent sheriff's office was able to get surveillance footage of the stores.although this is not a occurrence at the ranch, officials say they've had n

police say three men held the woman at gunpoint while they raped her.n the area are now on edge. ( anny ) investigators haven't released a description of the men. the victim was treated at the hospital for her injuries. back to you. (anny) toss back to ( mark ) golden state warriors head coach steve kerr is sitting out game four of the playoffs tonight against the portland trail blazzers.( darya ) kerr was also out for game three and says he is experiencing more problems since having two back surgeries two years ago. assitant coach mike brown took over saturday and the warriors overcame a 17-point first-half deficit to take a three-zero lead in the series.( mark ) for the last year and a half, kerr has been dealing with chronic pain after his back surgery in july of 20-15. it is unclear whe

police say three men held the woman at gunpoint while they raped her. people who live in the area are now on edge. (darya) investigators haven't released a description of the men. the victim was treated at the hospital for her injuries. (mark) u-c berkley is bracing for some trouble this week... conservative commentator ann coulter has vowed to speak in defiance of the school's wishes. (darya) anny hong has the details. anny? (anny) the showdown continues and ann coulter is determined to speak at uc berkeley this week. in a twitter rampage and a fox news appearance, she accused the school of canceling the event and vowed to speak as planned. the berkeley college republicans say they will sue the university if they don't find a proper time and venue for the conservative commentator to speak

up to work at the casa pacifica apartments and she says her ex-boyfriend tried to kidnap her at gunpoints eight months pregnant at the time. < i said i'm not leaving with you leaving with you and then he put the gun to the back of my head and shot me.i honestly didn't think you were doing and he would walk off but i was wrong.>( james ) 27 year old ricardo colindres has not been seen since that day. he's on the u-s marshalls northern california most wanted list. a 10 thousand dollar reward is being offered for information leading to his arrest. he faces two counts of attempted murder. ( james ) in the bay area's busiest cities it can be dangerous getting around especially if you are walking. a recent ranking of metropolitan cities across the country shows not san francisco but san jose is the bay area's most dangerous area for pedestrians. kron 4's rob fladeboe goes in depth and shows us what is being done to slow down the growing problem. (sjpd traffic enforcement unit conducts sting operation in downtown san jose)sgt. michael trudeau/san jose police "harley davidson, lane one, 160 feet

guardrails along the highways >> telling lawmakers how they killed his daughter >> a man robbed at gunpoint and vehicle stolen outside the liquor store. the odd request he made before the committing the crime >> there is relief on the way for commuters along 270. back after this. back after this. this is the silverado special edition. man: this is one gorgeous truck. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because, actually there's five. woman: ooohh!! uh! man 2: hooooly mackerel. man 3: wow. man 4: nice. strength and style. which one's your favourite? come home with me! make a strong decision. find your tag and get 16% below msrp on select silverado 1500 pickups in stock. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >>> guardrails are is supposed is to make the roads safer. some believe they may be doing the opposite >> that's what the father of one victim in tennessee said is happening and guardrails are being used in this area, alexandra limon is live with the exclusive story. >> reporter: not only are the guardrails in questi

five young boys coming home from a game detained at gunpoint, one crying in fear. >>> the plane crashthe son who crawls out. >>

ththe words s of one of f the rn amamerican boys who werere stopd at g gunpoint by grandnd rapids police officers frididay, while the boys were returning from playing basketball. on florida, 28-year-old transgender woman chayay reed ws shshot and killed in miami o on friday. reed's friends described her as a light-hearteted woman who lovd to dance. she is at least the nigight transgender woman whose murdered has been reported this year. british environmental activists celebrated a victory when friday became the first full day since the late 1800's that britain did not burn any coal in order to generate electricity. hannah martin with greenpeace said -- "the first day without coal in britain since the industrial revolution marks a watersheded n the energy transition." and the winners of the 2017 prestigious goldman environmental prize have been announced. among them are -- community organizer mark lopez, who forced the state of california to conduct comprehensive lead testing and cleanup of a working-class latino neighborhood in east los angeles. guatememalan indigenous leader rodrigo tot

the video shows the officer are holding a unarmed teenagers at gunpoint until another officer arrives. nobody was hurt and the teenagers were not arrested. the police chief said the officer followed protocol after he read a report of a group of armed teenagers fighting. jonathan: a fitness tracking device may hold the key to a murder case. the cases from connecticut. the man is charged with killing his wife in 2015. he told the police and intruder had killed her. specifically looked at her fitbit and found the story was not matching the timeline on the device. the next hearing on the cases friday. former president george h w bush is still the hospital, dealing with the effects of chronic bronchitis. the 92-year-old has been hospitalized now for a week. alison: new court. he is accused of leaving the scene of a deadly crash on a farm. his truck it a tractor last night and killed the driver. court documents say that he had alcoholic beverages and containers. is being held on bond. last month they came together to save a life. today was better circumstances. alison: the reunion was a cha

cell phones were taken at gunpoint inside the student's home. no one was injured. three home invasions within a matter of hours. >>> 6:08. the trial for david dj creato is set to to begin today. he's accused of killing his young son and dumping his body in a park. he's been charged with murdering three-year-old brendan in october of 2015. he was found in cooper river park. creato reported him, he's the one who called 911. investigators believe the west man may have killed his son in order to continue his relationship with a now former girlfriend. >>> a delaware judge said he will announce his verdict in the case of three teen girls charged in connection with the death of a classmate. streets around 16-year-old amy joiner francis. the teens conspired to confront her over an ongoing beef and that led to her death. the autopsy found amy died of an undiagnosed heart defect aggravated by the stress of that fight. the judge said he'll announce his verdict in the nonjury trial tomorrow morning. >>> well, let's get into this now. because everything else is talking about it

that suspect was holding a gunpoints at officers who then shot and killed him. the investigation tide up traffic for hours. people living nearby spoke about the chaos. >> i put my computer on the tv live you know the live version we literalliy sitting watching what of what was going on on the other side. >> a man who police shot and killed still not identified. >> going to be a bike ride turned deadly for a man cycling north of half month buy. the man was hit which a driver on highway 1. chp when first responders got to scene they found the victim and debrised suggested he was oh bicycle the bike was allegedly found lodged under an suv as a nearby home. the suspected driver has been detained highway 1 shut down three hours during the investigation. >>> well machined is may day and this weekend labor activists are gearing up for events set to take place across the bay area and the country. in san jose members of a jarnt o ors union got together to make banners and picket signs for a march monday. organize ogreners say in year more people are taking part because t

police believe he is responsible for seven robberies at gunpoint two shootings, and one murder. investigators say he didn't know any of the victims, that he went after ten people in the market street corridor between 59th and 62nd streets allegedly using a gun he took from a victim. it started on march 17th with the robbery of a cab driver. fast forward to march 26th. he is accused of robbing several people at gun point. sometimes while on a bike and getting away with as little as 20 bucks. police say the worst, the murder of a 17-year-old who was shot several times in the chest. one woman showed me the community newspaper that profiled the victim as she described the gunfire that took his life. >> we thought it was a car backfiring or a tire going flat and next second, we heard another boom. >> reporter: police took him into custody at his mother's home. >> amen he's off the streets. that's a blessing to everybody else. >> reporter: in west philadelphia, denise nakano, nbc 10 news. >>> now to your first alert weather tonight. thunderstorms are getting closer to our area. >> the

a man forced a driver gunpoint to get out of the car. this happened in southwest philadelphia earlier this morning. the driver was not hurt. the car was found two blocks away at 69th and dick's avenue where it crashed into a parked car. >>> a man in the hospital after he fell while working on the nfl draft stage at the art museum. the worker fell 30 feet from the roof yesterday afternoon and is listed in stable condition at the hospital. >>> and here's a live look now at the art museum center city where work continues ahead of this week's nfl draft. the event will bring big crowds to center city. matt delucia is live. >> reporter: we are expecting detours and also those big crowds to come in the next few days. right here we are along acheins oval, and traffic is still getting by. 's one lane making its way through. you see all the orange barrels, more will be coming. the city is very excited and they are hoping this will be the biggest and best draft yet. this will be haourpbuge for the because the windy city had 200,000 fans, and that g

five young boys coming home from a game detained at gunpoint, one crying in fear. >>> the plane crash >>> an

that's where temple university students were robbed at gunpoint. police say three men got into the victim's house on bouvier street through an unlocked door. this happened around 1:00 in the morning. the students were forced to the ground and robbed. the gunman got away with cell phones, debit cards, and cash. >>> white house press secretary sean spicer is facing calls to resign this morning for a comment that he made comparing syrian president bashar al assad to adolph hitler. whooers said -- >> someone as despicable as hitler who didn't even sink to the -- to using chemical weapons. >> in fact, hitler did use chemical weapons in the form of nazi gas chambers that killed six million jews during the holocaust. >> they both died horrendous, heinous -- did horrendous, heinous things to people. what i said was a mistake. >> the jewish federation of greater philadelphia called spicer's comment insensitive. >> there were as many as 6,000 people a day in auschwitz being killed by this gas. to say that, you know, even hitler didn't use gas is -- it's not

the victim was held at gunpoint and suffered a two-inch cut to her forehead. she was taken to the hospital. three suspects are still at large. >>> a police investigation is underway in richmond tonight after a shooting left two people wounded. one critically. it happened about 4:00 this morning. investigators say the two young men were walking near york street when someone opened fire. so far no one has been arrested. >>> in hayward, police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened just after 8:00 last night near college heights park on fielding drive. police say they found a 21-year- old man in hayward or from hayward suffering from a gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. at this point his name hasn't been released. police don't have any suspects in custody and they are asking anyone with information about this shooting to please give them a call. >>> an untended -- an unattended candle is the blame for a fire that happened near fremont avenue just before 7:30 last night. when they got there flames were coming out of a secon

chapel cross street when police say two men moved past the woman and forced labuda into his home at gunpoint where he was tied up and robbed of items including his deceased wife's wedding ring, 10s of thousands of dollars and his '85 cadillac. the car was tracked to the 3200 block of emerald street where two men were taking into custody. >> there's a message here, don't mess with vets >> don't mess with vets. exactly. >> that brings us back to the warrior watch riderers, by the dozens joined on a ride to labuda's home. 16 hours after thieves came knocki knocking, la buda, stood stunned but smiling as neighbors were brought to tears. a gesture to make sure that a fellow veteran's terrible day didn't have a terrible end. >> escaped the situation with just a few scratches. it's unclear police have been able to recover any of that jewelry or the cash that was stolen from him. northeast detectives, alexandria hoff cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> as we continue tonight, the couple of ways you can tie your shoe >> scientists say we're doing it all wrong. straight ahead at 11:00 why researchers say our

neshaminy boulevard 7-eleven on thursday at 1:00 in the morning and robbed a customer and employee at gunpoint. then two men with the same description, were seen outside 7-eleven at street road at windsor drive but they didn't go in. police say that men matching the description, then robbed a 7-eleven in warminster. if you have any information please contact the bend salem police. >>> now an update on the story we first told you about earlier this week, the reward is up to $5,000 for information, on a kitten discovered in a trash bag, doused in gasoline. two sanitation workers in reading found that kitten on tuesday, rushing the cats to the humane society after hearing cries for help, kitten has been named miracle macy for next few weeks macy will continue treatment and eventually be put up for adoption. >>> well, national dog bite prevention week kicks off sunday coming at a time when number of the reported dog attacks on postal carriers is highest it has been in decade, one letter carrier tells "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh a dog to tacked him just last week. she explains what the post

. >>> back here at home, the robbery victim keeping his cool at gunpoint. take a look.r at a jimmy johns sandwich shop in kansas city, not even flinching as a very large armed thief holds a gun to his face. the worker remaining calm the entire time. today police announcing the suspect is under arrest. >>> an important recall for parents. osprey recalling 87,000 child backpack carriers. the company receiving several reports of children falling through the leg openings. one child suffering a fractured skull. the recall involves models made between january 2012 and december 2014. >>> when we come back, the american city exploding in rage. one man who risked his life to save others. inside the l.a. ago, what what you didn't see. break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist instead of allergy pills. it delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances. most allergy pills only block one. new flonase sensimist. why pause a spontaneous moment? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urin

chapel cross street when police say two men moved past the woman and forced labuda into his home at gunpoint where he was tied up and robbed of items including his deceased wife's wedding ring, 10s of thousands of dollars and his '85 cadillac. the car was tracked to the 3200 block of emerald street where two men were taking into custody. >> there's a message here, don't mess with vets >> don't mess with vets. exactly. >> that brings us back to the warrior watch riderers, by the dozens joined on a ride to labuda's home. 16 hours after thieves came knocki knocking, la buda, stood stunned but smiling as neighbors were brought to tears. a gesture to make sure that a fellow veteran's terrible day didn't have a terrible end. >> escaped the situation with just a few scratches. it's unclear police have been able to recover any of that jewelry or the cash that was stolen from him. northeast detectives, alexandria hoff cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> as we continue tonight, the couple of ways you can tie your shoe >> scientists say we're doing it all wrong. straight ahead at 11:00 why researchers say our

five young boys coming home from a game detained at gunpoint, one crying in fear. >>> the plane crash. the pilot killed. the son who crawls out. >>> and the new warning tonight about certain products that claim they prevent cancer.

police looking for three men who robbed three temple university students at gunpoint.ash. >>> testimony heard by prosecution witnesses of accused of cop killer, eric frein. yesterday they heard a taped interview that he admitted shooting the troopers. in an ambush outside the barracks in pike county. >>> happening today, the philadelphia players get their championship rings. the team won it all last season and will show off their bling at a special event tonight. i'm vai sikahema. another update in 25 minutes. and, of course, always get the latest news and the weather with the nbc 10 app. back to the "today" show. see you at the top of the hour. vanessa: i got hurt and was given painkillers. by the time the drugs ran out, i was addicted. it happened so fast. i ended up on the streets, where the drugs are cheaper and easier to get. i was a full blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. when i realized i needed help i didn't know where to go. but i got help and you can too. you're not alone. help is within reach. this is governor chris christie. call 844 reach nj

. >> three men who robbed a man and woman on a san francisco muni bus at gunpoint are still on the loose tonight. this happened yesterday afternoon on muni's 54 felton line. a police say the bus was near the intersection of revere avenue and jennings street when a man approached a 28-year-old man and a 19-year-old woman, pulled out a hand gun and began taking jewelry, a cell phone, a wallet and cash. the man ran away followed by two other men. the victims were not injured in the robbery, just scared of course. a veteran muni employee made an appearance in court. david reyes is the second cable car conductor accused of pocketing cash fares instead of turning them in. lyanne melendez is live with the story. lyanne? >> reporter: two bad apples. that's how muni director john haley described it to employees. now, the district attorney's office told me that there could be a discrepancy of tens of thousands of dollars going back four to five years. this muni employee, 55-year-old david reyes, caught the attention of police following a december audit done by the san francisco municipal transport

. >>> back here at home, two men are robbed at gunpoint this morning, second after they stepped off a septa bus in the city's feltonville section. >> this happened just after midnight at the corner of north fourth street and wyoming avenue. one of the victims told police he and his friends had stopped at atm to get cash. that's when two gunmen approached the pair, robbed one of them of $250 and opened fire. >> after he handed over the $250, that's what his friend ran, and after handing over the money, the perpetrator still fired two shots at the victim who was running, and he was shot one time in the back. >> police returned the victim to the hospital where he is in stable condition. police right now searching for the two suspects. >> clean up crews will be picking up the pieces today at building in montgomery county after large section of the roof is ripped off. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live in west conshohocken with more on the damage after yesterday's storms, good morning, trang. >> reporter: well, good morning, jim, rahel. definitely scary moment for the nearly two d

just 4 years old and he was using his toy sword to show us how isis had marched the family out at gunpoint the eldest daughter, she's 8 and she's clearly the most traumatized. [ speaking foreign language ] >> we probably left just an hour or so earlier. we had made a run for it amid insane gunfire. and spent the night in a house further down the road. that was the family that we had spent the most time with. >> breece, we found them. [ speaking foreign language ] >> he was saying the whole time the first thing i'm going to do is get rid of the beard. [ speaking foreign language ] >> you remember, as i said, when this is all over i'm going to come back and visit you and make sure that you guys are okay. >> their home had been turned into a complete war zone and they're still in the process of trying to patch it up. >> this is the kitchen wound doe at that one point the troops were having to shoot and fight out of. the stairway that they were hiding under. >> and then his wife came in. we had really bonded that night, mostly because she treated me as if i was one of her daughters. [ speaking

he hit the 6-year-old girl and her grandmom on 69th and car jack add driver at gunpoint. he had been running from police who are chasing him. he's facing a number of charges, including aggravated assault, both victims are still in the hospital. >>> another push tonight from police asking for help in the case of an uber driver now missing almost a week. kristen disappeared april 11th of the last time she was dropping off a fare in northeast philadelphia before 5:00 in the morning, the passenger has nothing to do with her disappearance. they're looking for her car, a 2003 dark green four-door subaru. they say the 45-year-old not answered her phone nor made contact with her family. >>> tonight left town bucks county, a lot of questions surrounding a fatal crash. two cars collide odd and routine 13 about 2:45 this afternoon. the car that ended up on the grass torn party. police are not saying if more than one person died or anyone else was injured or what went roth. roads did close as crews cleaned up. the roads are back open. >>> why would a guy spray paint the cars of two s

keeping cool at gunpoint. the cashier who didn't bat an eyelid when confronted by an armed robber.nd at 10:30, the travel show is in ghana as it celebrates 60 years of independence from britain. good morning, and welcome to bbc news. european union leaders are meeting in brussels to formally agree their negotiating stance for brexit. the president of the european council, donald tusk, has said the eu won't discuss its trading relationship with the uk until it's happy that enough progress has been made on settling the costs of britain's departure. we already know the areas the eu wants to negotiate first. the remaining members are keen to ensure the rights of the three—million eu citizens living in britain. they will also be looking to get a guarantee of britain's financial contributions. the so—called "divorce bill" is the amount the eu says the uk must pay as part of existing financial commitments. northern ireland is also on their agenda. eu leaders say they want to ensure there is no hard border with the irish republic. this is not the choreography that the government had hoped

creek haaziq madyun kron4news (catherine) police say two passengers on a muni train were held at gunpoint and robbed in san francisco's bayview district yesterday. a young man and woman were robbed of things including jewelry, a cell phone...and a wallet. police say the victims weren't injured. it happened around 2- pm...and investigators say the man who pulled the gun then ran off with two other men. no arrests have been made. (grant) happening now... bart is holding a special meeting - to discuss its problems with fare evaders. just over the weekened... about 50 teenagers...hopped the fare gates at the oakland colesium bart station and then robbed and attacked several bart riders. a similar sitaution almost unfolded at the lake merritt station on tuesday night... when a bart worker saw at least three teenagers jump the gate without paying their fare. that employee called police... who then instructed the incoming train to keep moving through the station so the teens could not get on the train. bart board members will be discussing this complicated problem at tonight's meeting - which is

(pam) a group of suspected car thiefs were held at gunpoint by a orange county homeowner...the stolen car they were in, smashed through the wall of his home. before the crash... police attemped to pull the car over... but the driver fled. the car ended up crashing into a home after speeding through a busy intersection. the homeowner says, he grabbed his gun after hearing the crash.. then held the four people at gunpoint until police arrived. you can see police dogs in action. all of them were arrested... and police found three weapons in the stolen vehicle. no one was seriously injured. chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now... a couple of storm systems will impact the region through wednesday resulting in generally light rainfall amounts, breezy winds and cooler temperatures. dry weather conditions are then likely from thursday afternoon into saturday with a slight warming trend. unsettled conditions appear to return by late this upcoming weekend and potentially continue into early next week. (pam) what was it? a mysterious light spooks a woman recording a video...

. >>> please say a man forced a driver at gunpoint to get out of a car. it happened in southwest philadelphia early this morning. the driver was not hurt. the car was found about two blocks away where the suspect had crashed into a parked car. >>> a warning tonight for business owners. someone is passing out counterfeit bills. now, police say some businesses along the cor dor have already been hit. surveillance video shows two women and a man asking for change for fake $50 bills. >>> in south jersey tonight a hall cost survivor recounted her horrific story for hall cost remembrance day. she was given a standing ovation after recounting what she went through. hundreds of people were there tonight to remember those killed in the hall cost and to celebrate survivors like her. >>> next on nbc 10 a little girl rescued from the middle of the street, and it was all caught on camera. see the video that shows how the little girl got there in the first place. >>> also a killer's confession. the man accused of murdering four men because of their race calls a televis

the students were forced to the ground and robbed at gunpoint. the men got away with cell phones, debit cards and cash. >>> showers moved through parts of our area this morning. suspect some sun. nbc 10 erika martin is here. hi, erik ancha. >> clearing skies by tonight. a live look outside. we are seeing building clouds. mid-to upper level clouds and couple lou70 in port richmond. parkwood at 69. chestnut hill at 68 degree. lehigh valley mild temperatures. redding 65 degrees for you. walnut port you're current temperature at 62 degrees. these are the light showers moving through. unorganized at best. an area of low pressure to the north of us. here is your frontal bound rhode island you can see the lines of showers. it is very unorganized. i don't expect it to hang around too much longer. certainly not much to worry about for today. the good news is we are seeing clearing skies for tonight as an area of high pressure develops. it looks dry at least until easter. coming up i do have your easter forecast. back to you. >> all right. we'll look forwa