simon young for us, reporting in hanover.nk you very much. >> to the united states now, where the on employment rate has fallen below 6% for the first time in six years. the u.s. bureau of labor statistics says the september jobless rate was 5.9%. businesses added nearly 250,000 new jobs last month, far more than analysts predicted. analysts expect the u.s. economy is on course for expected growth of around 3% this year. as we heard earlier in the program, it is german unity day, meaning a day off for traders of the frank for stock exchange, but other markets are up and running, so here is a quick look at the numbers. in new york the dow jones is currently up. the euro stoxx 50 is 0.8% up, and the euro is that $1.25. >> as the paris motor show gets underway, french carmakers are hoping for a bit of light at the end of the tunnel. >> the last few years have been pretty dismal for the industry, but with new models on display there is reason to hope things might turn around. >> france's president went along for the ride. >> slee

north hanover street and east fourth street. finally, we're dealing with a repaving project between the boulevard southbound between conley and pratt. and it's expected to be out there about 6:00 this morning. >>> 5:01, this is what we're following this morning. skyforce 10 flew over the scene of a deadly fire late last night. it happened at an assisted living facility in delaware county. one person was kid and dozens hurt. and they had to be evacuated not an easy process because the residents are disabled. in milltown township, at a facility for the disabled. nbc10's katy zachry is live this morning. katy, you're live outside the scene. what other things have you learned? we know that the investigation into this is really just getting started, right? >> reporter: well, chris, after talking to first responders, i found out it was a scary time. it's an assisted living home for people with disabilities. firefighters and state police, along with the staff at elwyn worked together to get 40 people to safety. one person living here d

also another new accident, pottstown, north hanover street at fourth street. but they are the only two accidents we're dealing with so far. this is a live look at lehigh valley, route 309, all is clear there. two accidents, no issues to report on mass transit and all the area bridges are clear. >>> new from overnight, one person is dead after a fire at the assisted living facility. skyforce 10 was over the scene in delaware county. a second person was injured in the blaze that broke out around 9:30 at the elwyn institute at a facility. nbc10's katy zachry is there. this is obviously a fluid situation. what are you hearing from first responders? >> reporter: first responders told me when they first drove up, they saw fire from one of the buildings. 40 people live inside. i'm told the people are older with disabilities so getting them quickly to safety was a top concern for first responders. staff had already been helping people out of the building. the fire started inside a room in smith hall on the campus. the initial call came in that someone was trapped in t

we're watching a crash in pottstown along hanover street at east 4th street.ur roadway name is church. you could have problems today, we have construction church road in cheltenham 9 to 3:00 through january they are closing it between 611 and mill road stay with us on township line road as an alternate. church road in upper darby that's closing between 63 street and baltimore avenue. church street we have construction going on overnight tonight. let's talk about the waze app. brooklawn circle we have work going on on the northbound side of 130 blocked at 47. aen? >> new on -- erin? >> new on "action news," one man is dead and another critically injured after a swarm of bees we know on attack in southern arizona. the fire department said 300,000 bees came out of the hive in the attic of the home. 7 people got stung. it is believed to be ten years old. the hive was about 6 feet long and had a about one pounds of hone comb in it. >> two dozen taj taj mahal caso no workers were released after getting arrested at a sit down. the workers were arrested when they sat

the debate is live from massachusetts and comes to us courtesy >> live from hanover theatre for the performing arts in dorchester, massachusetts. the gubernatorial debate brought to you by worcester regional chamber of commerce and the telegram & gazette and hanover theatre for the performing arts. martha coakley and charlie baker, our panelists. king, chris sinacola. --erating the debate is [applause] >> good evening and welcome. is distinctbate differences between charlie baker and martha coakley. and the differences by the candidates and speaking to each other directly. there is one rule we will follow and that is timekeeping. the candidates will put a peri od at the end of their sentence when they are done. give a huge front of a pause to mark -- martha coakley and charlie baker. applause to martha coakley and charlie baker. [applause] charlie, you won the coin toss. you said you have done nothing wrong and you said you have done nothing wrong. you made a $10,000 donation to the republican state committee and several months later's, the state of new jersey invested $15 million in a company

this is devastating for the town of hanover and also for the county. what would you do to keep jobs in the u.s., more specifically in northwest illinois. >> from day one, since i began to serve, jobs and the economy have been my number one priority, and i'm very proud of the fact that we have had success in actually bringing jobs to this area. after more than a decade of waiting, we've been able to open the thomson prison. we have 300 jobs on their way. this was after a decade of waiting when previous folks serving in this role could not get that done. what you're talking about has been devastating, a reflection of bad policy. my opponent supports tax bricks for corporations that actually send jobs overseas. it has been devastating not only to hanover but knox county when the maytag jobs -- 2000 of them were sent over to mexico. in freeport, illinois, 170 jobs because of bad policy. i will work every date to make sure i'm looking after middle-class families of this district. >> your response? >> the key thing is to look at truly the cause us to why peo

we are dealing with the accident at the hanover street at fourth street. this here in montgomery county and watch out for construction on the pennsylvania turnpike in either direction between fort washington and bensalem, in delays for mass transit, erika. >>> fire fighters confirmed one person has died in the fire in a delaware county home for people with disability. flames broke out last night at elwyn facility, in media. fire chief tells "eyewitness news" 38 other people made it out, two were hospitalized as a precaution and in the clear this morning how that fire got started. >>> police in pine hill, new jersey are looking for this teenager, 19 year-old channel gilette was last seen saturday. family members say she does not have medication that she needs. she's gone missing several times between 2010 and 2014 turning up in camden, trenton, woodbury, elizabeth, new jersey and in philadelphia as well. if you know where she might be at this point please contact police right away. >>> special owe electric tronic scanners to check for fevers have been insta

we have a accident in montgomery county at hanover street at fourth street be mindful of. that watch out for construction on both sides of the pennsylvania turnpike between fort washington and bensalem, natasha? >>> new this morning there is an international manhunt for a father wanted for kidnapping a boy with ties to pennsylvania, here is, the man at the fbi is currently looking for investigators say jeffery hanson left seattle with his nine year-old son billy and they may be sailing to hawaii or another pacific island. boy was visiting his father and he was supposed to fly home to his mother in pennsylvania last in but he never got on the plane. the fbi has in the said exactly where in pennsylvania billy was going. >>> president obama orders increased checks at the pass evening's arriving from west africa after the first person diagnosed in the u.s. loses his battle with the virus. cbs news correspondent susan mcginnes tells us what the cdc is saying now. >> reporter: dozens lit candles last night at will shire baptist church in dallas to remember thomas eric duncan, ye

. >> our effort to bring complete closure to this victim's family includes closure for the hanover community. >> his body has been sent home to his family in india. smith is charged with first-degree murder and armed robbery >>> an accident in which a local worker was seriously injured in an accident with a snowplow. it happened after friday's annual dry run. they make sure they are familiar with the routes and plows. >>> new details about the high school freshman who shot five people in a school. they say jaylen fryberg killed himself after shooting others. tonight family members confirmed that two of the teenagers are related to fryberg. he may have been upset about a romantic relationship, but relatives are struggling to understand what could have prompted this. >> they are good boys. as well as the shooter, they are three complete buddies. they couldn't be closer than three brothers. >> two of the victims were shot in the head and in critical condition. police recovered the gun they think fryberg used >>> still ahead, the hero dogs and what it took for them to return to duty. return to d

debate brought to you by worcester regional chamber of commerce and "the telegram & gazette" and hanover theatre for the performing arts. martha coakley and charlie baker, our panelists, alison king, chris sinacola. moderating the debate is -- [applause] >> good evening and welcome. tonight's debate is distinct differences between charlie baker and martha coakley. and the differences by the candidates and speaking to each other directly. there is one rule we will follow and that is timekeeping. the candidates will put a period at the end of their sentence when they are done. give a huge round of applause to martha coakley and charlie baker. [applause] charlie, you won the coin toss. i know you said you have done nothing wrong and you said you have done nothing wrong. you made a $10,000 donation to the republican state committee and several months later, the state of new jersey invested $15 million in a company you were in. how to does not violate new jersey's rules? >> i have been transparent. when the issue was raised, the attorney happened to be the former general counsel and i gave to

wife, kathy, have already been hearing strange noises inside of the 1870 victorian home on north hanover street. and each time wrote it often as sounds much an old house in need of repairs. and then the day kathy thought someone was at the front door. >> and she went to grab the doorknob and it turned against her and she opened it and looked outside and there was no one there and she got really horrified. >> and clausen says the ghostly encounters only grew more intense, especially for kathy. >> and she saw a figure walk by and the dog followed it out the backdoor. well then a couple of minutes later i came walking down from the second floor, and she just was terrified. >> now the clausens decided to s sell the house. they already moved out, but not because they are afraid. >> i actually love the house. it's a little bit after commute to work. we have a restaurant in phoenixville and since soldle that and now own a restaurant in collegeville. >> this home listed for $176,500. if you are interested but concerned about the ghosts, guy clausen says no reason to fear. >> seemed to be a frien

can county police say someone broke into her home in hanover parkway this week and took her. the thief took a diamond ring, laptop and kindle fire. if you know anything about what happened call prince george's county police. >>> heads-up for verizon customers in alexandria. hundreds of you could lose phone or internet several days because of broken copper cables. this is according to the "washington post". an independent contractor drilled through two cables while taking soil samples. crews are working around the clock to dig up, remove and replace the broken cables. no word how long those repairs will take. >>> if you live in d.c., maybe you noticed something wrong with the voter guide that came in the mail. 300,000 went out with the d.c. flag printed upside-down. a spokesperson for the board of elections said it w intentional to raise awareness about low voter turnout. but last night the executive director told it wamistake. we're told the guides will not be reprinted. one thing is clear. there are some people still unhappy about the eripn d.c. >> what we will be focused on

astute that's why the last time i waited for everybody to speak and i said there is a dark cloud hanover our heads we want to do right but again and again the devil plays the music i unite going to distance to the tune of the devil god have mercy on this wicked wicked person. >> can i quickly comment so we can under communications if you look at the original lease it says there's a approximately 5 thousand square feet of adjacent space and if you look at the bottom of the old one it says approximately 3 thousand 4 hundred and 50 square feet of rental space in the old document in the new document in reverse order it is 3 hundred and 50 thousand square feet and it says approximately 5 thousand square feet adjacent in childcare so it says the same thing in opposite order i don't know what to say it's the same it is a fact though the other thing i want to point out i'm not trying to cause disrespect i feel i have total confidence in my staff and the real estate is the are person who is in charge of 56 the leases and that's the person i have confidence in determining that the space is identic

no trace of a mural of mike brown once painted prominently at the corner of north broad and east hanover in trenton. the trenton downtown association removed it yesterday at the urging of several police officers who were unconfidentmf with the message. >> the intent was to get a reaction, not to further divide us. >> reporter: while meant to stir up dialogue, was not meant to throw digs at local police. but local police tell us the image of michael brown gunned down by a police officer in ferguson was a distraction and undermined the good police intentions. the word michael brown and sagging pants is not probable cause must come down. >> i was shocked by the organizations that were espousing to have the same goal in mind. >> reporter: caitlin fare started a change petition which has garnered 193 signatures. with or woithout the mural, chandry says it already did its job by starting people talking. >> we've got to work through it creatively. >> that was nbc 10's denise mukano reporting. >>> tonight, word of yet another possible data breech at a popular retailer. staples is investigating w

. >> sky force ten over chesterfield, jacobstown road in new hanover township. there was a fire in the garage and several propane tanks blue up. one firefighter was taken to the hocht. >> a mother fights off a burglarer inside a bedroom with her daughter right there in the room. tonight, upper darby police say that man is a serial burglarer, targeting homes in delaware county. there have been five burglaries in the overnight hours since september 20th. the most recent happened this morning in the 6800 block of clover lane. >> yeah, exactly. you know, she says she cannot believe that this had all happened while she and her family were inside her home. tonight, she is so shaken and so scared that she asked us not to show her face. >> i'm not safe. my kids are not safe. he literally walked up in my house. he violated me and my family. >> fighting back tears, the victim described how terrifying it was when she was woken up and startle eed to find a man standing over her bed. lbig, tall skinny guy standing over me. >> it happened in the wee hours of the morning she a

the debate is live from massachusetts and comes to us courtesy >> live from hanover theatre for the performing arts in dorchester, massachusetts. the gubernatorial debate brought to you by worcester regional chamber of commerce and the telegram & gazette and hanover theatre for the performing arts. martha coakley and charlie baker, our panelists. king, chris sinacola. moderating the debate

. >> saturday'loss to hanover was dortmund's fourth league defeat in a row, causing the team to plunge to 15th place in the standings. their frustration is plain to see. >> they say, "do this and don't do that." if only it were so easy, i would have done that. the problem is that they do not getlong. e usual explanations do not apply here. >> but the coach is struggling not just with his players' faltering confidence. he must also try to shore up a shaky defense. >> look at the goals we have allowed. >> dortmund's crisis also extends to its talented offensive players. they have come up empty handed and three of dortmund's five home games. >> it's hard. we have to analyze what we are doing and keep our wits. we have to return to our strengths, and then we will move on to tuesday's game. >> a strong performance in the german cup match against their opponent could get them back on track. >> more world news now, and russia says it will recognize the results of ukraine's parliamentary elections. the russian foreign minister gave the assurance in a tv interview following sunday's polls. >> h

dover, you should start to see this rain moving in around 6:14, new hanover, 6:31, norristown, 6:47 and philadelphia, closer to 7:00. also flooding concerns through parts of the area. chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is standing by with those details. glenn? >> that's right, sheena. the area that's been hit the hardest is about to get hit again with some of that rain that sheena was just showing you. you can see in lancaster county and in much of berks county, flood advisories till 10:00 at the reading airport. they've already had more than 2 inches of rain and more is on the way. here is the latest futurecast. you can see some of the heavier rain moving right through lancaster and into berks county. could be localized flooding. just in the next couple of hours as that happens. and this area coming into the philadelphia region, which hasn't had as much rain as some of the western suburbs. watch what happens late tonight and this is generally toward midnight, this is some of the latest computer guidance. it just shows another area of very heavy rain moving through in the mi

chopper3 over the 300 block of chesterfield jacobstown road in north hanover.ight now no word on the cause of that fire or on any injuries. >>> well, also new tonight a suspect is under arrest after he reportedly stabbed a man twice in the face. this happened inside the pathmark grocery store on cottman avenue in burholme. we're told the victim who is in his 50's is in critical condition right now. an arrest was made shortly after this happened but there is no word on why the suspect attacked that man. >> we are tracking new information tonight on enterovirus in our region. there are five new confirmed cases in new jersey, one in camden county, another in mercer county. the total number of cases in new jersey now stands at 14. there are now a total of five patients at the children's hospital of philadelphia and they're awaiting test results to see if they have the virus. all of them have muscle weakness that could be linked to this virus and all are being treated to reduce inflammation around the spinal cord. >> we don't know yet whether any of these patients w

now it happened at the exxon station on ridge road in hanover back in august. people who work there told our vanessa herring they are finally starting to feel safe again. >> the owner of this exxon gas station says knowing the man police say is responsible for this horrific crime is now behind bars gives him a sense of security. police say 26-year-old robyn tyrone smith, jr., is the man in this surveillance video of the august shooting and robbery. chief ken davis called smith, jr., a cold-blooded killer. >> so he just point-blank cold- blooded shoots our victim in the chest and walks around the counter of the exxon. steps over his dead body and takes the money. >> smith, jr., is facing several charges, including murder, manslaughter, and armed robbery. he has a criminal record which includes charges for child abuse, reckless endangerment, assault and burglary. the owner of the gas station where 49-year-old kumar was shot say many feared for their safety with a suspect on the loose. >> detectives will come by or the police officer will stop by and we still didn

been devastating not only to hanover but to knox county, when the maytag jobs were sent over to mexico. i will work every day to make sure i'm looking after the class families of this district. >> bobby schilling, your response? >> i think the key thing here to at truly,ake a look what is the cause as to why people want to leave the united states of america? because of the overtaxation, the overregulation epa, osha, so on and so forth. the thing i find interesting, given an opportunity when i was in congress, to rein in the epa, regulationsonsible to good american companies so we didn't ship them overseas, i did exactly that. my opponent, on the other hand, when she had an opportunity to epa, was unwilling rein them in. to be very clear, it is not true. they have determined that the tax breaks for american overseas to ship jobs is up on their website, saying that is not true. that is no loophole incentivizes american companies to do that. i think the key is to make sure good representation that is going to actually try to draw jobs into the united states and not scare them out through

that mural at north broad and east hanover streets was painted over on monday.renton police say that it undermined community relations, so they urged the city to cover it up. the artist, though, is defending his work, saying it was only meant to encourage dialogue. >> we can sit down and talk about it, not put any particular group in a negative light. that was not the original intent. i'm not angry at anyone, you know? to me, it did its purpose. it served its purpose. it started the reaction that we were looking for. >> now, an online petition in support of keeping the painting there has nearly 200 signatures. >>> in philadelphia, it looks as if a bill that revises the city's hate crime law is going to pass. that measure okayed by a city council committee stems from an attack on a gay couple in center city last night. police say the suspects were seen in this surveillance video, taken moments before the assault. the bill would increase penalties in cases when a suspect is found to be motivated by the victim's sexual orientation or gender. now, those suspects are

a new accident new hanover by the car corner, big road charlotte street.e have a wreck county line and keith valley road. we have an accident along buck road involving a deer. watch out for them is your out and about. on the schuylkill expressway we have the normal westbound slowing by belmont at 14 miles per hour. and we continue to watch this accident, actually i believe the accident cleared during the commercial break while we were not looking at the camera. the accident was right here, now out of the way, but you see heavy westbound traffic coming away from university avenue. matt. >> thanks, matt. >>> developing overnight, crowds clashed with police after learning that an off-duty police officer shot and killed a man. the 6-year veteran was working a security job. he shot and killed a man during a chase saying that the man fired at the off duty officer first, three shots, in fact. relatives of the dead man do not believe he was armed, but police say they recovered a weapon at the scene. >>> the investigation continues into a deadly fire at an assisted

it could easily pass for a piece of furniture from the hanover region in germany. this chair looks exactly like contemporary beta meyer furniture because peterson was born and probably trained on the german-danish border where similar goods were the norm. and then there is the arabian pottery, which is laden with meaningful and also beautiful detailing -- moravian pottery, which is laden with meaningful and also beautiful detailing which springs from german traditions. less well-known is the broad array of goods made in the south by enslaved men and women, although people of african descent at counter for a sizable portion of the southern workforce. it is often impossible to document their productions with any precision. but that does not mean the objects do not exist. signed anpence munro indenture with a virginia cabinet maker, robert walker, whose products we discussed earlier. walker promised to teach both monroe and his slave "the trade and mystery of a joiner." when looking at objects like this tea table, we must assume that someone like muddy had a hand in t

this is another accident in new hanover, big road at 273. use caution there. dealing with an accident at horsham, county line road at heath valley road. keep in mind if you're taking the rail lines, most of them looking good with the exception of the paoli thorndale line. >>> improving relations between the police and their communities, what philadelphia's mayor is doing today to capitalize on lessons learned from the unrest in ferguson, missouri. >>> and there's new evidence on how voter i.d. laws can put a lid on the turnout at the polls. >>> all right quarter to 7:00, let's take a live look outside to ben franklin bridge. the sun's starting to clear up. clear skies out there. it is going to be cooler than yesterday. right now, we're in the mid-50s. also we do have rain in the forecast so stay tuned. >>> new from overnight, one man is dead after he was shot by a police officer in st. louis, missouri. investigators say the officer was in uniform working the detail for a security agency when he approached four men who began to run away from him. it's unclear w

so you found the pool in hanover township for one more dip.r herself repeatedly adds homeowner security captured the whole scene. they didn't know about the wild guest until they saw the video later. the pool was not damaged but crushed one of the kids' basket balls. >> it is understandable pool days are numbered now. today was cool. >> you're going to freeze if you get in that pool later tonight. >> all right. >> unless you're a bear. >> if you're a bear you're okay. >> 49 degrees mostly sunny 59, 10 a.m. 1:00 in the afternoon, 67. upper 60s. temperatures moderate quickly tomorrow even though it was cooler today meteorologist david murphy the latest tomorrow morning on 6abc. >> thanks for joining us tonight on "action news" at 10. election 2014 in focus is next on "action news" at 10. election 2014 in focus is next followed by thank you, cable. for the slower internet upload speeds. for fewer video on demand titles. for taking longer to upload our movies. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you, cable. for taking longer

. >>> and this bear who showed up to swim in a backyard pool in hanover township in pennsylvania. two, and then a long swim. the uninvited guest made him or herself, maybe dan can figure that out right at home. >> get a little too close. yeah. >> anyway, looks i like the bear -- >> oh, plays with the ball. >> and the family with more than one, blowing out the air of the ball as you can see. the little girl is not too happy about that. >> go down the slide. come on. >> get in the pool, all the fur that was left behind. >> they have to figure out whether it was a male or a female, dan. >> i'm on it. >> it's crucial to the story. >> ron wants me to get hurt. >>> what do you have for us in the weather department? >> no bears in brooklyn or lower manhattan. and a live shot, don't see one world trade. a lot of fog and clouds. rain today. temperatures in the 60s. up to 70 degrees. and then eventually cleared out. but before then, dodge rain drops from new york all the up to boston. here's a look at the forecast. and the radar, and fully expected to look like. and once the rain pushes up

a woman from hanover park has died from west nile virus. she was in her 40's and had other health issues which weakened her abilities to fight the virus. one of three deaths in illinois entered a bid to west nile. health officials have a bias continued protection from mosquito bites which spread the disease. >> taken a look at the other top stories. police looking for a man who adopted a teenage girl off the streets in maywood and sexually assaulting her. this happened in river forest. the victim was walking alone friday after a homecoming dance. >> prime suspect in the murder release. he was gunned down last month, the 17 year-old boy. a girl shot and wounded while selling marijuana to five people. four are charged in the murder. police said they arrested the alleged shooter on monday but still cannot charge him because they have not gathered enough evidence. >> a couple is suing the police department for using excessive force. this video shows an officer using a stun gun on a passenger. the passenger was try to cooperate police say he ref

today's vigil is in hanover, maryland, at the dorchester community center. $50,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest and conviction in this case. if you can help, call d.c. police. >>> travelers arriving from several west african countries will face more scrutiny here in theu. they'll be screened and have their temperatures checked. the measures are aimed at identifying sick passengers from countries where the ebola outbreak is taking place. the screening will expand to include dulles international, chicago o'hare and hartfield-jackson. most of the victims are in liberia, sierra leone and guinea. the number of cases probably doubles three to four weeks now. the world's leading countries have to join forces to help the people of west africa. >>> rain or shine today. the case of d.c. kicks off. od fea more than 70 oliday for restaurants and food trucks. derrick ward is live downtown with everything you can sink your teeth into this weekend. >> lots of activity down here on pesylvania avenue this morning. of course, not your usual activity. pennsylvania avenue is now officially

and out in pottstown, north hanover street, east fourth, an accident there. cinnaminson, new jersey, route 130 southbound, between church road and union avenue, construction there has cents two right lanes blocked until about 6:00 this morning. kerry? >> sue, thank you. it is cents 5:03, deadly fire in delaware county claimed the life of one person, skyfox, over the scene, 100 block of elwyn road in media. this fire broke out at the elwyn development center, at about 9:30 last night. dozens every people, mostly staff, were forced to evacuate. one person died, two others injured, no word on what sparked it. >>> and in chester county, a long time member of the westwood fire company has been arrested for embezzlement. fifty-seven year old howard smith, charged with stealing more than $300,000 from westwood. he was the treasurer from 2007 through 2012. prosecutors say that he used the westwood fire company credit cards to go on extravagant vacations cents. he forged signatures, on more than 100 checks, stole from the firehouse safe, and even manipulated bingo rec

in pottstown, north hanover street, at east fourth, there are reports of an accident. and finally, on the turnpike eastbound, between ft. washington and bensalem, there is construction that has the two left lanes blocked. chris? >> sue, 4:32, deadly fire in delaware county claimed the life of one person. skyfox zero over the scene in media. fire broke out at the elwyn development center around 9:30 last night. dozens every people, mostly staff, were forced to evacuate as we said, one person died from their injuries, two others were hurt. no word yet on what sparked those flames. >> chris, 4:33, ebola virus turns deadly in the united states. now another man rushed to texas hospital with ebola-like symptoms. thomas eric duncan as we mentioned died yesterday morning while receiving treatment in texas. his body will be cremated. dozens of people who came into contact with duncan will be monitored now for 21 days. yesterday in fact, dallas sheriff's deputy went into an apartment where duncan stayed was taken to the hospital. he's being tested for the virus, but histories be

taped and attacked, good police instinct, and suspicions, all confirmed when the guy didn't just hanover license but suddenly shift in the reverse, and almost ran into the officer behind him. second officer, in good partner, with good aim, shot out the back window. but the guy took offment then got about a mile away until he crashed again, here at frankford and convent. ran out and ended up in a real nice kind of gesture of restraint, just being shot by police taser instead after glock. so only his run ends, not his life. lady then brought in. she has already positively identified the bad guy, as the guy that attack her, monday night. so, they've got bad guy, who probably didn't whole lot of bad stuff before. and you can add about 60 new charges, to his long rap sheet already. chris, kerry? >> in addition to that, 2,000 plus pounds of steel and stupid i well put, steve keeley, as always. thank you, sir. time 6:35. female victim is list in the stable condition following an early morning car accident, in northeast philadelphia, the accident happened around 1:30 this morning, east roost dev

in 1822, gauss was hired to conduct a survey of hanover and make a map of the german countryside thatrule was the equivalent of the fifth postulate. it is at this point that gauss made one of those leaps of intuition that have often propelled mathematicians to whole new understandings of our universe. gauss knew a triangle doesn't add up to 180 degrees in a curved world. this led him to wonder if space itself were curved. what if he threw out the fifth postulate? gauss realized was that there exists a whole different kind of geometry, one that moves beyond flat, euclidean space into curved spaces. he was so unnerved by this realization that he didn't publish it. and by not publishing, gauss muddied his legacy, because within a few short years the mathematicians janos bolyai and nikolai lobachevsky both came up with a similar geometry, what they called "absolute geometry" because it was established without euclid's fifth postulate. still, the geometry they described was complicated, and it took the mathematician bernhard riemann to think about this problem differently. he asked a more

sky fox over the scene over chesterfield, jacobs town road in north hanover. initial reports said the fire was caused by an explosion in the garage. the firefighter was taken to robert wood johnson hospital with minor injuries. fortunately no one was else hurt. >> developing now, a heated meeting with some worried parents local officials in new jersey where little boy died of enterovirus d68. there are now more confirmed cases of the enterovirus in the state, ton night parents are questioning hamilton township's response to a case of enterovirus d68 that killed a pre-schooler. fox 29's sabina kuriakose live tonight. the meeting got a little inten intense. >> reporter: parents were asking tough questions of council members. five new cases confirmed today by the new jersey department of health in the state of enterovirus did thenterrevere d. they a lot of questions for council. >> council members grilled over what they knew and when after a yardville elementary school pre-schooler he lie waller fell sick and died from what was later confirmed to be enterovirus d

they are joining a massive crowd in hanover celebrating the country's return to unity and democracy. chancellor angela merkel delivering unusual speech saying it was courage of east germans yearning for freedom helped end the cold war. saying similar courage is now needed worldwide. eric: shannon as radical islamic terrorists of isis storm across the middle east, syria's neighbor, turkey, until yesterday basically stayed on the fence. but did isis finally push the turks too far. how a ancient tomb may have been a break point. >>> reporting vital health information on the spreading issue of over ebola. we'll discuss the media coverage of the deadly outbreak and the criticism of it. >> if we have chaos out there and we've got some reporters that feel it is their obligation to pay people to move into their apartments -- [ female announcer ] this is our new turkey cranberry flatbread before we craft it into a sandwich. the tender, slow-roasted turkey, the zesty cranberry mostarda, the freshly baked flatbread paired perfectly with our autumn squash soup. a delicious meal made just for you

[applause] [applause] >> live at the hanover center for performing arts in worchester massachusetts.> moderator: welcome back everyone to our necn gubernatorial debate here at the beautiful hanover theater. [applause] time now to get away from the moderator and panelists questions. it's time for the candidates to speak directly to each other and ask each other some questions. martha coakley you are up first. coakley: thank you. in this race i think it's important for voters to see how we do make decisions and what values go into them so my question to you charlie is you have talked a lot about the turnaround of harvard phil gramm and you are proud of that and you cite that as a reason why people should vote for you and yet i have asked you this, why is it that in that turnaround 2000 people lost their jobs, 3500 seniors in worchester massachusetts were without insurance and while you raise premiums 150% and euros salary went up to 1.5 -- $1.7 million would you say to those people who lost their jobs and lost their care about why your salary got $1.7 million? baker: talk to many the p

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fury creatures took a few sips and then took in the one but three dips, in this backyard pool in hanovernship, luzerne county. dominic lombardi is amazed his pool didn't collapse, he says his family did see a bear, stealing the the neighbor's garbage a few weeks ago but this tim wasn't after the food but just wanted to get a this tim wasn't after the food but just wanted to get a swim in before it we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speeds of our downloads our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job of posting our vacation pics. when i post my slow jams, i'm a little half-fast. totally half-fast. stop living with half-fast internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads as fast as downloads. so his homework won't be so half-fast. that is up to him. >>> woman slapped charlie sheen with a lawsuit after she claims he slapped her, that story is coming up next at 10:30. >>> plus a bizarre scene at the airport a naked man jumping around, we will show you what it took for police to calm him down. we've got some cash,

downpours across our area getting a break in philadelphia but take a look toward allentown upper hanover also moving around doylestown, tinicum toward easton where you see the orange and yellow that is where we're looking at rainfall rates at half an inch to an inch per ho hour. damp and dreary out ahead of this slow move moving storm system. take look at all the rainfall off to the west. most of the activity is not moving from west to east. it's moving from south to north. but take a look at this band of very heavy rainfall moving out of maryland that. will slowly move toward sections of new castle county as well as back toward the philadelphia area. so look at the clock. by 6:00 p.m. most of the heavy rain still to the west it starts to continue to move toward our area overnight. we're looking at downpours really continuing over the next several hours and then another round by early tomorrow morning before most of it starts to finally push out of here. so the bottom line right now pockets of scattered downpours this evening. take along the rain gear. then another round of heavy rainfal

this bear, snuck into this backyard here in hanover township, and went straight for the swimming pool the water for little bit, took a drink or two, but then it was time for a swim. along one. un vine it dollars go made him or herself right at home. >> got to be couple of hundred pounds, two, 300 pounds, standing on the edge here. >> dominick, amazed his pool didn't collapse. it all happened in his backyard, his security cameras captured all of it. >> my daughter called me and said there was a bear in the backyard, and i thought she was joking. >> but no one if the family saw the bear swimming until they checked out the security video and saw this furry fellow wasn't just here for a quick dip. he lounge dollars around like you or i would on hot summer day. seems this guy really want add nice enjoyable swim. >> yes, it was pretty nice day. could have used a beer. >> maybe a raft to float on. but after a while, the bathing bruin did get out. speed up the video, though, and you'll see, he motion i had around, headed right back for the pool. right back for another swim. the camera caught

certainly hong kong there has been nothing like this since the hanover from great britain in 1997. most importantly it is by far the first serious challenge domestically to the president. it really is directly a question of the legitimacy and the support of what's so far been a very popular, very charismatic and very transformative rule. >> how much of a challenge is it to him and to the regime, the government in beijing? these students have been there for five days. they don't show any signs of backing down. >> no, in fact, tomorrow, as you've heard, you have the national day. there have been a number of calls for demonstrations in support of the occupied central movement, not just in the united states and in the developed countries, but we also see that they're likely to happen in macau. they're going to happen in taipei and taiwan. and it would not surprise me at all, despite the fact the chinese government has really tried the crack down on anyone searching relevant social media terms around the hong kong protests within mainland china to, see some forms of sympathy there. that

video clearly showing one of them pointing a gun at the tellers as police say he demanded that they hanover money in their drawers h in this still frame it the shows an employee cooperating, hands in the air, police say that the robber then placed his gun against a teller's neck as he demanded more cash. soon afterwards, it was over as suspects tried to cover up their tracks. >> placed all of the staff, in the rear of the store, in the safe area, and then flee down a local street. >> reporter: police do have reason to be hopeful that the the hair will be caught, they say distinct characteristics will help showing our cameras photos of the shoes they are wearing and saying it is likely someone saw them before they committed their crime. >> they were in the area casing the bangor watching the bank and we would like any residents, or travelers through the the area to please call us. >> reporter: as is customary with most bank robberies, officials did not release exactly how much money was taken in this crime. one figure they did throw out there, however, $7,500, that is the the standing reward

. >> you actually know manufacturer hanover and chemical bank from another time and place.ember this in our youth. are we going back to the conservative and boring old banking or is there some new new with unexpected challenges of cyber security, law bills, regulation -- >>2/3 of which has been implemented. >> and shadow banking is computing every step of the way. >> look at the penalties at bank of america imposed on them. i think we're going to see a more conservative view in the investment and banking industry. >> that has certainly been the theme. you run a venture capital firm. are you willing to take a position in the industry? as time has articulated can i stick to what i know i what i have better control of from an investment standpoint. i don't in that particular area. tape but it'sved still red all over. what do you do? do you call up your broker and go to cash? >> i wanted free advice this morning. where it is an average guy like me go? >> did you hear that? gong. the >> they take issue with you being an average guy. >> bob nardelli who ran home depot, average gu