i kind of pushed him down the hallway, and i turned to the right. and standing on two feet in front of me, with his hands on his wife's shoulders behind her was the face that i had seen thousands of times. it was u.b.l. very quickly that i recognized him, and then there was just pop, pop, pop. [ gun fires ] >> where did you shoot usama bin laden? >> in the face three times. >> did he stagger at all? >> he just fell by the left side of the bed. >> how long from the second you saw him until he was laying dead at your feet? >> it was less than a second, probably half a second. just walk in, saw him, shot him. he was a threat. he had to be wearing a suicide vest. that's a threat. i'm within my rules of engagement. he's not surrendering. >> and how much time was there between shots? >> i would guess, again, the two shots are gonna be just quick -- bap-bap. and then the third shot is however long it takes a person to fall on the floor. so, i was standing above him when he took his last breath, and i heard it audibly. >> did usama bin laden say anything? >

. >> reporter: one officer used pepper spray in the hallway when a fellow officer was surrounded. he felt threatened. the second time was outside. he says party goers again confronted officers. >> pepper spray was discharged there, a short burst, and that was it. >> reporter: the chief is acknowledging that using pepper spray during these types of calls is unusual. he's promising a thorough review to determine if police used proper force. >> of course the question is, was this reasonable use of pepper spray. that's the question we have. >> reporter: and that's the to answer. police did make two arrests that night. one of them a university of maryland student. just to clarify, police are saying they rarely use pepper spray because usually when they bust a college drinking party everybody disperses no problem. there's not usually a confrontation. back to you. >>> tonight, two women are in the hospital recovering after being shot early this morning near minnesota avenue and east capitol street southeast. police say two men and a woman approached them, shot them both, stole their car,

. >> there is surveillance of the two students in question walking down the hallway and exited the building. that is what we provided to philadelphia police and they are using that for their investigation. >> reporter: while the hallways are flooded when the bell rings, people tend to rush out. >> people go different ways. it's a lot of people, but they clear out quick though. >> the victim is offered support and there are counselors and psychiatrists on hand for the student body as well. >> there is support for our students with stress or any issue whether you feel unsafe in the neighborhood or stress about they are school environment. >> and the school district says a letter will be going home with parents to make sure they are aware of this ongoing investigation. we are live in spring garden, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> three students at howard high school of technology of wilmington are facing charges in the death of a classmate. amy joyner francis died after a fight in the school bathroom and a 16-year-old girl is charged with negligent homicide for punching her repeated

the hallway art wasn't simply for decoration. it was also for education. one of the teachers behind the project realized that many students were growing up unaware of a very important part of our recent history -- the terrorist attacks on september 11, 2001. >> they knew nothing about 9/11, and we decided we're gonna change it. we're gonna do a mural 270 feet long that will explain the whole thing. >> that part of the project was finished back in 2012, but they didn't stop there. >> thank you for giving me the opportunity... >> recently, guests gathered at the school once again. and this time, in addition to police officers and firefighters, there were representatives from the military on hand. that's because the newest mural created by the students honors the men and women of our armed forces. it begins with the flag of heroes above the doorway and continues all the way down the hall. >> the 6,000 names that are on these walls here are the soldiers who died in iraq and afghanistan helping to keep our country safe from terrorists. >> each name was carefull

ed bassrore and >> there is surveillance of the two students in question walking down the hallway and also exiting the building, that is what we provided to philadelphia police and they are using it toer themm investigatior f >> students say the hallways are flooded with students and teachers when the final bell rings but the building empties out fast. >> people go different ways when you leave school. everybody clears out quick. >> the victim is offered support >> the vsind there are counselo psychologists on hand for the rest of the student body. >> there is a noays steaport fo our students whenever there is any type of stress or issue when they feelhappe fiutoe in the neighborhood or stress about their school environment. >> re speialvicti: now police t that they can't tell us from the video if the victim is being coerced into the staibuieled th that is why the interviews will be important. a letter is going home to parents to explain the i desestigation. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank yorth >>> a former top aide to pennsylvania governor, ed rendell has plea

boldly stalking the hallways. >> roaming the hallways. >> roaming the hallways. >> neighbors for stunned by what she sees in the surveillance video. four masked suspects searching insidebarnard elementary school at 1:30 in the morning. >> i think it's crazy. i'm trying to figure out how they got in school. they had gates. they were locked. richard: that didn't make a difference to this crew that wheeled out a photo copier still in box and computer equipment, including big screen monitors. >> what do you think of them stealing stealing from the school? >> not good. richard: parents are surprised and there are check points inside. they bre in through a glass door. >> i never seen nothing like this. i don't know. i don't know what to tell you. >> shocking? >> yeah. crazy. richard: it is unknown if an alarm or a witness alerted police who scrambled to the area. >> they barricaded that area. >> this has been more than a month and still no arrests. police want you to take a good look at the video to see if you can identify the thieves to help close this case. they believe they broke a glass do

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plans i think so the reason the building was designed that way those are actually shared external hallwaysat's why they're designed that way they were not designed as balconies because the tenants are using them that way it is understandable but designed for the entrances on a shared kind of exterior hallway and let me follow with the project design have any kind of treatment to look at having potentially a wall. >> it didn't but i'll be happy to have that be a feature. >> one question with the woman with the sorry about that glasses i'm confused when i hear beige think of sliding glass doors what's the balcony area. >> when you come through when the elevators in the middle of the circle when you come down the hallway out of the door and come off our saying and breezeway i've been there 2 two years that's a balcony i used it as a balcony we come out when the sun is out i opened my door and get sun not much sun on the windows in the courtyard because of the way the building is shaped when the sun does come up it is 20 minutes in the morning and that's it the only sunlight i get is from my b

recently, they've chosen a new hallway to honor the first responders of superstorm sandy.news," i'm eric. >> this important message is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. ♪ [ text messages whooshing ] [ bonk! ] [ whooshing continues ] [ bonk, bonk ] [ sloop! ] [ crash! ] >> don't go anywhere. there's lots more to tell you about on "teen kids news." >> here's another report in our series on first-aid basics. >> okay, so, i come in from playing outside, and i find there's a tick on me. what do i do? >> don't panic. ticks are mostly just an ugly nuisance. but we do want to get rid of them. so take a pair of tweezers, grasp it near the head, as close to your skin as you can, slowly and firmly pull until it lets go. then put it in a sealable container -- i'll tell you why in a second. meanwhile, wash the area with soap and water. apply antiseptic or antibiotic ointment. and look for symptoms like rash, flu-like symptoms, or joint pain. if you experience any of those, go see a doctor and bring that tick you saved with you. they're gonna want to analyze it. >>

in our hallway you'll want your smoke alarm with an corridor over 40 feet two smoke alarms and that pretty much covers the general requirement and now a 10 year battery life. >> not a self-contained pattern those batteries can't be replaced dispose of that smoke are alarm and get a new one, if you have existing smoke alarms you replace the battery twice a year recommended but the date the manufacturer date after 10 years recommended you replace that with a new smoke alarm i think that people only change the battery in reality you're supposed to change out the alarm. >> so the smoke alarm in restriction to the fire alarm how - does the fire alarm take up what is going on in the residence. >> you have hallways and this big building. >> if we're talking about molts and hotels or apartment buildings that's another thing did apartments your smoke alarm you'll not be tied in with other unit you'll have the alarm go off self-contained a smoker sensor they call it a smoke detector it is not - it is part of a fire alarm system 250i9d into a control unit so your smoke alarm is a stand alone u

you can see the burglars fully masked, walking down the hallways, opening each day along the hallway there. jonathan: it seems like they knew what they were looking for and went after the printer in the, bo. they are taking whatever they can that is valuable. they took some of the computer equipment. thigh knew the school and knew where they were going and what they were looking for. i'm sure it will help the police. michelle: as well as you can go. jonathan: yeah. michelle: low as you can go. is that if you want to watch the full video. the police would encourage you to do so in case you know where they are, go to wjla.com. we posted it there for you. abc7 fighting back against you can keep an eye on crime in your own neighborhood. right here you see we put on the screen the spot crime. fighting back map in the area so you can see what is going on there. it's also on the website. wjla.com. [explosion] jonathan: well, you can never forget that. you can almost feel the impact of the blast. 2013, the fertilizer plant exploding and now police stepped in and ruled what happened here as a

and i said on the bench, in the hallway, there is benches in the hallway. and i said why?nd she was like, well, there is men in this class, and they're uncomfortable, they've been make complaint. >> the ceo at the myca calls this all a big any standing, they need to use the bamm beam that kate was sitting on. that's why she was asked to go elsewhere. he says women are welcome to breast feed anywhere inside their facility. >> she was trying to breast feed on a balance beam? that's real talent. >> you may hurt yourself. >> michael ooh gee jerrick, good morning. >> good morning to you. >> you got a lot going on today. >> oh, it will be hot today. and it was a hot weather short t-shirts, bug spray, i'm serious about this, because pro ticking against the zika virus, the zika mosquitos very strong, which mosquito repellents actually work? come super reports came out with new study yesterday. so we have their findings. >> some don't even work at all! >> oh, no. >> did you see the chaos consuming the donald trump rally overnight? that's albuquerque new mexico. >> oh, that was a me

but in that hallway, the married father of two is unarmed. the officer is now charged with second degree murder. a judge blocked the release of the exact moment shaver is killed, saying it might prejudice potential jurors. the officer, who was fired, has pleaded not guilty. a jury will see the entire video when the now former officer goes on trial. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> clayton, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, the new headline coming in about the zika virus and the concern right here in the u.s. >>> also, new developments tonight in the disappearance of a military vet and mother, last seen on surveillance in this store. >>> and the blackout in an american city. the lights out. workers across the city trapped in elevators, and the rescues. nexium 24 hour introduces new, easy-to-swallow tablets. so now, there are more ways, for more people... to experience... complete protection from frequent heartburn. nexium 24hr. the easy-to-swallow tablet is here. ♪ sfx: crowd cheering ♪ sc johnson i tabut with my back paines,

and compared to the building where you just have hallways and hallways and cells and gates and, you know your attitude. >> i would like to think that we are a department of correction, and not a department of jails. and because we are the department of correction, we play some role in changing that. we're not just passive recipients of what we receive, but that somehow we act upon the world in a way that reduces crime. >> once they leave, we don't want them to come back. we're tired of this. i've seen guys come back around, back around, back around. we just want them to get out there, start their life over, get with their families and move from there. >> correctional officer michael lee has been at rikers 15 years. >> they can ask whatever they want here. i'm not here to deter them or beat them down or tell them this is the end of your life. we have classes to help them learn mechanics, culinary classes and fresh start. we want to help them once they leave here on to whatever they're going to do once they leave. >> in 2004, the r.i.d.e. program was started to reduce the number of repeat

. >> coming up a naked man running down the hallway of a philadelphia apartment building. >> when youen it all here is something new. >> a woman logs on and watches a robbery in her home live. >> there's a man in my house and he's robbing it. >> and what has gotten this neighbor so ticked off. >> the more he stalked the more i did it. when caught on camera, invasion, continues. ♪ gaviscon is a proven heartburn remedy that gives you fast-acting, long-lasting relief. it immediately neutralizes acid and only gaviscon helps keep acid down for hours. for fast-acting, long-lasting relief, try doctor-recommended gaviscon. my son and i used to watch the red carpet shows on tv now, i'm walking them. life is unpredictable being flake free isn't. because i have used head and shoulders for 20 years. used regularly, it removes up to 100% of flakes keeping you protected live flake free for life 80% of recurrent ischemic, strokes could be prevented. and i'm doing all i can to help prevent another one. a bayer aspirin regimen is one of those steps in helping prevent another stroke. be sure to tk to y

we went down a little hallway and there was a room.hey started taking everything out of my backpack and going through everything, piece by piece. they opened up the box. they were going through it, shaking everything. i had some blankets in there. and they would take a knife and cut the seams open to see if there was anything in the blanket. i was starting to get more and more worried that it wasn't just a chance search, because they seemed to be pretty sure that i had something in there. but they weren't finding anything. then they brought in another person who was a higher up person. maybe a sergeant. >> what's your name? >> tom hanway. tom hanway. do you have any drugs on you? >> i just looked at him and said, i don't know what you're talking about. i don't have any drugs. then all of a sudden, he pulls his gun out, sticks it in my face and says, now, gringo, you need to tell me where those drugs are, because i know you have some. and he cocks the trigger of the pistol. he says you're not going to walk out of here alive unless you t

students march the hallways single file with one hand covering their mouth so the air in the her not to be. the use of one's voice, including whispering, laughing and again quite impressively citing, and this is considered to be a violation of school behavior code and is met with automatic unity respond. the reasoning behind this does is the reasonable belief that students must attend a strong level of academic performance in order to succeed in life in different domain including a citizen. also the less reasonable belief that it can only be achieved if they are monitored and limited to these extreme mix than. one cent in the book i want to read to you this shows the courts align with this view. this is in relation to the jesus case. they have read the court about violent learning environment to justify restrict civil liberties for schools are failing. so where we have lower performing schools, we have a stronger reasoning or suppose a justification to limit the students free speech rights and other rate. the village tyrants is a powerful metaphor for those who subvert or silent stud

that tweet saying mayor bowser just yelled at chairman mendelson in the wilson hallway buildingç sayingou're an explicative liar. you know it can't close in 2018. believe me, i've heard worse.her and it's a private conversation. what i'll convey to the chairmae and i'll convey to everybody that the council can make its own plan, which they voted on today, but they have to tell thl people the truth.rut and you can't tell people that we can close d.c. in 2018.in some of your thoughts on that. i think i'll only say this and that's that the mayor was upset over some of the legs before the council. > do you appreciate that kind >> i think i'll just leave it a that.th > mendelson says that the council's plan would safe taxpayers $165 million and if8b the mayor chooses to do so and implement it right away then itn means that d.c. general couldld close by 2018. life tonight from the wilson building, marina maracco, fox5 local news.l > tonight we are learning more about last year's amtrak derailment that killed ate tha people in philadelphia. the national transportationonal safety board says t

this is the end. ( laughter ) so i went out into the hallway.e was like, what should we do in? and i'm like, "i'm getting out of here." i said,"i'm getting out of here." and he said, "i'm going to stay." and in my head i thought, "you're a dead man but i don't have time to convince you." i ran down the steps and i called my mom and i was like, mom, i know i bitch a lot but i've had a beautiful life. it's been such a wonderful time on this earth." and i got into the lobby and there were literally children napping in the hotel lobby. no one cared. but in my head it was the end of days. >> stephen: before you go, we have a trumpet for you here. >> thank you. >> stephen: we have a trumpet for you here. i don't play the trumpet but i play the mouth trumpet. >> same difference. >> stephen: i do this with the band sometimes. i'd love to play something with you. you start and i'll try to match whatever you're doing. >> all right. >> stephen: and if i can't, please forgive me. i just want to give this a try. ♪ ♪ >> stephen: "silicon valley" airs sundays

trying to keep the existing building and work with that are demo it and build a new project this is hallwayhere a potential either way i've talked about about the project sponsor we keep the two units in the back and drop the grade with a smaller front i know i have parking needs and concerns they have at grade parking that is causing problems in the retail use so i think we need to steps back and ask the planning department to look at it is working with the pardon and a couple of us and try to challenge ourselves to get a better project here warranty think i take responsibility we've given you comments that contradicted with other people's comments and we're not there yet we'll 2009 get there with a project is disappoints us all i think there is a built in environment we have to keep in mind but i think that is a great site with a great project on that will work we're not there yet you know i'll be open to continuing it and working on that or hopefully you know engage the staff and a couple of folks from the neighborhoods and, sir but to get a better project i think we can be proud of her.

. >> there is surveillance of the two students in question walking down the hallway and also exiting the building. that is what we have provided to philadelphia police and they are using it for their investigation. >> students said the hallways are flooded in the moments when the bell rings but they clear out fast. >> people are going their different ways, it's quick though, everybody clears out quick. >> the victim is being offered support and there are school counselors and psychologists on hand. >> they are always ready for students for any issue if they feel unsafe in the neighborhood and stressed over their school environment. >> the police say they can't really tell if the victim is being cohersed in the stairwell, no criminal charges are filed and a letter is expected to go home to parents explaining the on going investigation. >> i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> we are learning more about last night's deadly fight inside of a bathroom in wilmington high school. according to an affidavit the fight against amy joyner francis was planned a full day

there are benches in the hallway. i said why? was like, well, there are men in this class, they're uncomfortable, they've been making complaint. >> but it is a toddlers class, right? >> the ceo at the ymca called it all a miss understanding, he said staff and the children needed to use the balance beam that kate was sitting on, and that's why she was asked to go elsewhere. he says women are welcome to breast feed anywhere in their facility. >> all right, we had a bunch of tornados last night. >> problems, people had to deal with yesterday and last evening, fine out where that was, that's pretty darn big tornado, bobbing. >> act opposite here today. right now, we got some sun glare, but an accident on 422. >> jammo headed into kop. speaking of sun glare, outside we go, as the sunrises over downtown philly, in the benny. sue has the forecast, we will grab cup of coffee and come right back. >> coming to ever take a town near you, this friday, coming to ocean city. we will be live from 7 to 10 at the ocean city music peer, so get rea

. >>> volunteers teamed up to fix bathrooms and paint hallways. it is the biggest single day of volunteer efforts in the nation. >> we're going to make it better for all of these young people to come here and gather, have fun, let off some steam, we're so happy to be here to help out. >> the jersey shore got some help for comcast cares day. and they got rid of trash at the ocean in ocean city. they found trash and debris. >> i have to check whether or not they wanted steak or fish, but instead a whole bunch of you wrote in paul ryan. >> president obama gets some laughs at the annual white house correspondents dinner. you will will hear some of his jabs at the presidential candidates, next. >>> you think we'll have it bad today? more rain and tornadoes after several victims have within found in east texas. four children under the age of mean and their great grandmother died as they tried to escape their home friday night. eight inches of rain fell in less than an hour. in boston, a woman is dead after the scooter she was riding crack crashed into a

and then drake, drake hosts "snl," and drake instagrams a photo of you in the hallway, your old castow he has a crush on you. this is on his instagram. did you hear about this quickly once drake like sort of showed his social media love of you? >> i looked at my phone and i had 16 texts from all my young comedian friends that call me mom. and it was very cool. they were very excited. and i was excited, of course. and, you know, listen he's half jewish, i'm sure he has like jewish mother fantasy situation. [ laughter ] but you know sarah, don't belittle yourself. i'm a sexual being. >> seth: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> i still got it. >> seth: i want to say this, and i mean this sincerely. i mean this sincerely. i think you're hotter now. don't you think you're hotter now? >> i do. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. i know who i am more. >> seth: we all look hotter than our "snl" hallway photos. >> definitely. >> seth: because they take that the first day and every picture looks like a scared person. >> also since then i had my eyebrow made into two. like one for over each eye. [

the photo shows a hallway called the cross hall. >> this is the cross hall. it's used a lot now.rted by president george w. bush. >> there it is. >> and this is that march to the east room. in those days, you had a grand staircase here. >> and then, suddenly, bill spots it -- off in the corner, between a chair and a potted plant. right there -- see it? look familiar? sure looks like mike's strange inheritance. and there it is, in the white house, in 1898, when william mckinley is president. >> and there is the plinth. it's the only one it could be because it's for that side. >> i'd never heard of a plinth. what is a plinth? >> it's a base of a column that runs up the wall. >> how many were there? >> well, there were four. they were in niches in the hall where originally built for stoves. >> do we know where the other three are? >> no, nobody does. >> never been seen. so now i'm wondering, how does the plinth get from that cozy corner in the white house to the meister's attic? well, in september 1901, president mckinley is in buffalo, new york, at the pan-american exposition. he's

you may pass an inmate walking up and down the hallway that has a weapon on him. the only way you will know is to pat him down. the need to constantly search more than 1,000 inmates is complicated by holman's critical shortage of staff. >> 801 to b-1 or b-2. take these guys to the store. put them on this side on your line over here, let one person stand on this line, one person come back. i want two people to come back, then two people can go. that will help you be in control of the store right there. he was trying to do too much. i was trying to give him some help so we get it straightened back out. get back in the line-up room. what line is the pill call line? this is the pill call line right here? >> chow line. >> go ahead. come on, come on, come on, come on, come on. i.d., where your i.d. at? >> right here. right here. >> supervisor -- whatever the supervisor was doing, he needed to be right back here. but it's the staff, again, it goes back to the same thing. really don't have enough staff to try to do the things that you are trying to do. >> not enough staff

on the benches in the hallway. and i said why? and she was like well there are men in this class, they're un comfortable, and they're making complaint. >> oh, i like her child's name, the west so. ceo of the ymca says business miss understanding, the staff and the children and that case needed to use the balance beam. that's their excuse. that's what they are saying. that's why they asked her to move. and obviously women are welcome to breast feed there. clearly that's not the message. i bet there was some truth maybe the fact people complains. >> so but it is certainly the law. you know, in pennsylvania, that you can breast feet with -- feed where ever you are. >> so should you throw a blanket over yourself? >> crashes i mean, always bill things, and clots, yes, completely. >> just throw blanket over themselves. >> sounds like it is resolved. >> it does. >> so the kids, her sons' first name is west? >> that's what she just said. it makes me think of northwest. >> right? >> now, if they grow up and marry, northwest, it would be we

i said, there's benches in the hallway. i said, why?he was like, well, there's men in this class and they're uncomfortable and making complaints. >> reporter: kate says she was sitting on the balance beam nursing her son which she says she's done in the building before. but she says this time upper management asked her to cover up and leave the room despite it being legal to breast feed publicly she says. >> they can't force me to, um, nurse in the bathroom or cover it up but they can -- he was telling me that's what they prefer. >> reporter: kate says several of the staff admitted they didn't know the law but after looking it up, she says they still preferred she not nurse in the classroom. sean elliot at the co and calls eight misunderstanding. he says staff and the children needed to use the balance beam that kate was sitting on, but also suggested other places she could breast feed. >> for me, the key message is, women are welcomed to breast feed anywhere in our facilities. it's a very natural thing and any miscommunication is unfor

liz: i remember walking down the hallway at central high, every generation of the buffett family hasrough public school. >> absolutely. liz: i walked with your kids and you through the hallowed hallways, it's hard to get it back when have you lost public education. >> to maintain a good public school system is a hell of a lot easier than to rebuild one. liz: should we follow bernie sanders' idea and pay for college education, three or four years? >> well, a, i wish it was easy to find that money. b, i wish that would solve all the ills we have in k-12 and higher education. in fact, the dropout rates we have, the challenge of the inner city schools. just finding this extra money does not solve those problems. liz: so money isn't the answer, according to warren buffett and bill gates. who is the answer maybe is the question. guess what? i asked bill gates about one young billionaire and his potential role in take the bill gates let's come up with solutions idea. he talks about mark zuckerberg from facebook. we got so much out of him, you need to go to lizclaman.com. buffett, gates, the

so he decided to practice running down the hallway of his house, until he felt strong enough to joinm. his team welcomed him with open arms. jameer starts running at the 50-meter mark of the 100-meter dash, even the opposing team roots for him. his goal, to run the full lent just like his friends. (cheers). >> now he is a track star here in the studio, we have jameer with his mom lisa, his big brother. so glad you guys are here. >> thank you for having us. >> so it started with you running down the hallway, now what event do you do in track? >> hundred meter like they said, and shot put. >> okay, very cool. but you wanted to start with basketball? >> yes. >> yes? mom, what did you think when he said hey i want to play some sports? >> i loved it. >> yes. >> i support him 100%. >> i'm better than you at basketball. >> mom, you play basketball, right? >> i do. >> do you guys play against each other? >> no. >> he says he's better than you, though. >> who won that game when it was like two-four? >> me. >> i love the confidence. >> true, true. >> and so this is really great because you als

the police say an officer used pepper spray when surrounded in the hallway. it was also used outside as people intok two custody. the night, victims of the egyptair crash were remembered as the mystery about its fate deepens. also tonight, a wake was held for the pilots on the plane. meanwhile, at least 100 pieces of debris have been found in the mediterranean sea. a submarine is headed to the area where experts believe the airplane went down black boxes. radio transmissions show that the pilot said "good night" peacefully even as the system was warning of smoke on board. >> we have evidence something mechanically went wrong. whether it was a bomb more mechanical, we need to figure that out. kimberly: tomorrow, french officialsre sending a sonar ship to help with the search. campaign news -- bad news for hillary clinton and donald trump. a new abc news washington post poll shows more than half of likely voters have an unfavorable view of both candidates. her lead intains florida and ohio, but a new national poll shows clinton and trump in a virtual tie. break

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through the hallway and out of the apartment. no one was injured.rs frightened not only themselves, but i'm sure the people on the other side of the camera. >> pouring rain. but i was blown away by the amount of people that showed up in droves to support the kidney foundation. >> i can't hear you. >> it was at bristol park. ♪ >> the metropolitan museum of art. i found myself a creepy exhibit. the classic thriller psycho. ♪ >> i want to go take a shower. ♪ bill: shocking news, over half of newark public schools tested positive for elevated levels of lead in the drinking water. a new mandate for schools to test their water for lead. i was at a press conference in trenton with the governor outlined his knew plan. >> elevated lead levels. that is why today i am directing the new jersey department of education to address concerns about lead levels by strengthening regulations that already require the provision of safe drinking water to mandate lead hazard testing and all our schools. >> we 1st learned about the problem in newark. after that, revelations

. >>> for years walking the hallway, 66-year-old robert struggled to breathe. >>> it felt like i couldn'treathe. >> reporter: he has emphysema, it robs lungs of theirelasticit. >>> mopping the floor or something like that taking a shower was difficult for me. >> reporter: when he exhausted the standard treatment he got into a study at temple health testing the use of metal coil. they hold diseased lung tissue back. allowing healthy tissue to expand. ct scans helped doctors determine the placement. robert got companies, in one lung in -- coils in one lung in november, the other in january. >>> after the second time, the results were immediate, i actually felt better as soon as anesthesia was off. >> reporter: patients in the study were able to walk an average of 50 feet more one year after getting the coils. a month after his procedure he walked 173 feet farther in 6 minutes. that's more than half the distance in the football field. >>> maybe get in some body surfing, i used to do that all the time. >> reporter: ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >>> so glad you stayed with us on this sat

ransacked the office and continued out into the hallway. a security camera pointed in this area should have caught the whole thing. but they are having trouble pulling the video. >> take from us, you really are reducing resources for those who have so it is now a waiting game. waiting until there is instruments once again to be played. in northwest d.c., amy aubert, abc7 news. maureen: outside right now something that has become a rare sight. bright sunshine. i can't even say it. we asked for pictures and you delivered. this picture from springfield with the message -- great to see an old friend. well put. share your own pictures of the sun. be careful taking them, of course. e-mail pics@wjla.com. what is the sun? what is that? leon: yeah. will the friend of ours stick around for any time? doug: this evening is fine. any outdoor plans after work this evening will be fine. tomorrow is good until we hit 1:00 or 2:00 in the afternoon when the cold front comes through and gives us showers and storms. clear out tomorrow night. sunny is sunny, br

and as they were going out the door got into the hallway they were screaming at the top of their lungs christina, what is your birth date? >> they were taken straight from the courtroom and booked into the jail and charged with contempt of court for shouting that kelley's sentence was excessive and that there had been no justice. >> and we feel like there was no justice. they maxed him out on both charges. i thought he'd at least got four years. i'd have been happy with four. but six i think is extremely too much. for his own baby. he's sentenced the rest of his life anyway. no amount of time is going to give him the grief he's already got. >> where is the justice? if you are going to do something, do it right. and i told her that the judges will be judged first. >> i'm just thinking, while i was walking out like, i hope they just shut up. because they can get charged. and what do you know? there she go. she in jail, i'm in jail. that ain't go good thing. >> were you angry at deandre when this happened? >> i was very angry when it first happened. it took me a while. but i know deep dow

one officer was surrendered by a crowd in the hallway as the party ended, and that is when pepper spray was used. two people were arrested. a formal review was underway to see if the use of force was appropriate in this case. most ofy rain held off the evening, but will you need the umbrella again sunday morning? josh knight is in the stormwatch 7 weather center. you're shaking your head. josh: setting me up for failure, kimberly. maureen and the forecast this evening, -- more rain in the forecast this evening, 56 annapolis, warmer air by the water, 53 reston. it is cool and the patchy drizzle setting up. the low pressure just off the coast is stuck with us the next couple days. live doppler, some of the light showers around montgomery county d.c. d.c.h side of come into prince george's county and loudoun county. that is where you are most likely to find that. just dealing with some of this late activity. tomorrow, the temperatures have a tough time getting out of the 50's. we have morning showers and a chance of rain the majority of the day. we have mid 80's, well above temperatures as

he followed the lying down the hallway and around corners. it has gone viral racking up more than 1.7 million views. >> passengers are seeing the same kind of security line. they put up the signs to call out the tsa. >> ifly in and out of san jose every friday and the lines are pretty long today. >>> people have been ramping about missing flights across the country. this week a travelers group started #i think the weight. this is what it looked like at lax is afternoon. this passenger tweeted cattle call insanity. >> we are maximizing the use of overtime for our tso's to meet the demands and screening checkpoints. >> reporter: the tsa outline plans for hiring agents this summer and adding k-9 teams as busy airports ahead of this travel season. the delays are caused by a % increase in airline travel and a shortage of security officers. it has also improved the screening process after federal investigation found security vulnerabilities. the agents are expected to be on board by mid june. the agency is warning passengers to be weary of the very

. >> go ahead and walk on the right side of the hallway. >> i hope he get out. he don't know how this is. he ain't never been in a situation like this where he had to come here and do no days in here. he don't know how to react in here. he don't know what to do and consequences and stuff if you do something bad in here. >> read these rules. his brother is here as well. i'm not sure where i'm going to put him at. >> still a little kid. he don't need to be in here. >> going to squat down and cough twice. just like that. squat down. cough twice. all right. one more. you got to cough twice. >> i got to make sure he's separated, though. i can't put him over there with his brother. >> put his brother in the lower side. >> we want to keep them separated so that when court comes they can't get their stories to match. they can't lie. that's why we keep them separated. so he won't see his brother until his court date. >> to paint a richer picture of lake county, indiana, and its juvenile delinquency population you have to head to the blue-collar town of hobart. the median