ray: for now though harrington will remain in jail, until maine comes to pick him up. the judge has granted maine $10 days to do that. reporting live in brentwood rb wmur newsnine. sean: right now a rhode island man accused of stabbing three people in plymouth over the weekend is getting ready to face a judge. 19-year-old terrence simmons, junior is scheduled to be arraigned at 1:00 on numerous charges including three counts of second-degree assault. two of them are plymouth state students. all 3 victims are expected to be ok. at this time, authorities are not releasing details on what may have led up to the crime. sean: also happening today. a man accused of shooting a woman in belmont is due in court. police say jason cuocolo shot a 33-year-old woman in the head last tuesday at a home on arlene drive. the victim is expected to survive. authorities say cuocolo took off in a stolen car. he was arrested on friday near route three in meredith. sean: moving now to a look at the weather. we are taking a trip back to the 70's today and the next few days are expected to be w

harrington sped up and kept going. authorities used stop sticks to slow down the pi multiple tires, but the driver did not stop. police chased the driver to exit 1 in manchester where they said harrington fled into the woods. and harrington is facing charges included aggravated dwi. resisting arrest and transporting drugs. >> police are still investigating this incident. in epping, kristen pope, wmur, forced to drive into a guardrail to avoid a wrong way driver saturday morning. 28-year-old gregory dumais was driving southbound in the northbound lanes. officer steinmetz was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. a dozen people got quite the surprise at the american legion in new market when a pickup truck crashed into a men's bathroom and legion members say the driver claimed the brakes failed and no one inside the building was hurt. no word when the damage was done or when it might be repaired. new this morning, a 27-year-old man is recovering after his atv. the man was riding on the chester turnpike in allenstown

found by judge harrington to be inadequate for this j cudase and she was correct. correct >> reporter: on the eveninging of december 3rd of last year lay noah leotta was working a holiday alcohol detail onetai rockville pike and had just j pulled over a suspected drunk driver when luis reluzco leftuzf hooters down the road and got rd into his car. c officer leotta was out of his marked cruiser with the lights flashing when witnesses say reluzco plowed into him ando plt about 50 -- at about 50 miles 5 an hour. an hou reluzco was very drunk he he he blew a .22, nearly three timesrt the legal limit and admitted adt having smoked marijuana and a taking a xanax.an seven days later officererff leotta died. dd. today in court testimonymo revealed reluzco had no ideade he had hit anyone in thein t minutes after the collision. co. and following today's hearing, h rich leotta said he goes to hoe the cemetery to talk to his son. in fact, hen. went theret tre >> i told him that we were up up against another stage ofer sge o trying to save lives. liv i wanted him to be proud of

kathy: patrick harrington has rarely missed a game in 25 years. the team wouldn't be the same without him. >> he's part of the tosa west soccer family and it wouldn't be , the same without him. all the kids know him. there are people now in their 30's and 40's who knew him when they were in high school. kathy: tonight the team , presented harrington with a special jacket that says wauwatosa west soccer, number one fan, 25 years. lots of people complained. joyce: more stores are thanksgiving and the ones still , on the fence. kathy: samsung is taking back its flammable phones. the reason it's sending owners gloves to handle it. mark: our warm weather streak is about to in, when we have another warm up, next and weatherwatch 12. >> her expression was just priceless. the way that she was like joyce: a train slams into a semi at an intersection in central california. the truck had gotten stuck on the tracks. fortunately, no one was hurt. the intersection was closed for hours. tonight more stores say they're , going back to the day when they closed on

elissa harrington just received court papers. >> reporter: the 26-year-old posted bail and is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow. according to the complain, he paid for sex and shared confidential information with officer ryan walterhouse was arrested when he showed up for work last night at the oakland police department. one of his fellow officers reported him for misconduct with a prostitute. >> the conduct that we investigated both involved on-duty and off-duty conduct. >> reporter: according to prosecutors, this behavior started recently. october 1st, walterhouse allegedly had sex with a prostitute in a hotel in castro valley. on october 13th, he called her to warn about a possible bust. on the 14th, he texted her the warning, you out? don't be right now. then, after an investigation, he was arrested. walterhouse faces two felony counts of conspiracy to obstruct justice and one misdemeanor engaging in an act of prostitution. investigators say this is not related to the scandal involving a teenage sex worker who called herself celeste. as a press conference, the mayor expressed disgu

. >> abc 7 news reporter elissa harrington explain, watanabe was trying to protect his company when he was killed. >> reporter: police say 54-year-old takeshi watanabe was trying to do the right thing when he was killed. the longtime san leandro resident worked at true world foods for 23 years. he died while confronting a man stealing palettes in the warninging lot. witnesses told police he banged his fists on the hood of the truck to stop the driver who ran him over instead. later 27-year-old kadeem edwards was found near a recycle yard in east oakland. >> mr. edwards got out before he started to casually walk away and once the officers got out of the car they found hymn him hiding underneath a parked gar. you can make up to $5 for one wooden palette. i stopped by his apartment and his wife did not want to talk. co-workers policed flowers in the parking lot where he lost his life. we offer our condolences to the loss of a resident of our fine city. very, very tough time. >> friends remember watanabe as a father and church leader. edwards is being held at the santa rita james on no bai

investigators say the chase stopped in manchester near exit where harrington reportedly one, tried to run into the woods. he is facing several charges, including aggravated dwi, resisting arrest, and transporting drugs. josh: quite a bit, actually. there was an airport weather warning in manchester due to the thick fog. they just cancel that the cause the fog has thinned. that is a good sign. it is really thinning quickly. temperatures handling upwards -- temperatures heading upwards into the mid-60's and even low 70's. but clouds moving, meaning partly sunny with a possible shower. today, upper 60's and maybe low 70's this afternoon in southern new hampshire. scattered showers tonight. tomorrow, early clouds and fog. and we go back to 70's this week. today, we may hit it in a couple of locations. tomorrow, tuesday, and wednesday, 70's and maybe even and 80 degree reading tuesday or wednesday. amy: unbelievable run of whether on social security and medicare, these are the facts. kelly ayotte voted for deep cuts in medicare and social security. here are the votes. she voted against pro

elissa harrington. >> a dead blue whale washed up. over thornton state beach where the whale washed ashore, 3:00. first spotted it a quarter mile offshore. two hours before it showed up on the beach itself. the marine mammal center is partnering with the academy of sciences and hopes to conduct a autopsy tomorrow. >> first rain drops will fall tomorrow morning. a live look outside from our camera in the east bay hills. this is the first of several storms that were tracking. abc 7 news, weather anchor, spencer christian and the weather approaching. >> here is live doppler 7. bright, calm conditions over the bay area. despite the presence of clouds. the storm to our northwest. in anticipation of the storm, flash flood watch has been issued for the area from monterey southward. thursday afternoon into friday morning. heavy downpours likely to accompany the storm. with, rain, falling at a rate of over half inch per hour at times. debris flow from recent burn areas is a concern. now here is our storm impact scale ranking. storms from one t

elissa harrington. >> a dead blue whale washed up. over thornton state beach where the whale washed ashore, 3:00. first spotted it a quarter mile offshore. two hours before it showed up on the beach itself. the marine mammal center is partnering with the academy of sciences and hopes to conduct a autopsy tomorrow. >> first rain drops will fall tomorrow morning. a live look outside from our camera in the east bay hills. this is the first of several storms that were tracking. abc 7 news, weather anchor, spencer christian and the weather approaching. >> here is live doppler 7. bright, calm conditions over the bay area. despite the presence of clouds. the storm to our northwest. in anticipation of the storm, flash flood watch has been issued for the area from monterey southward. thursday afternoon into friday morning. heavy downpours likely to accompany the storm. with, rain, falling at a rate of over half inch per hour at times. debris flow from recent burn areas is a concern. now here is our storm impact scale ranking. storms from one t

abc 7 news reporter elissa harrington has our story. >> as fans piled into levi' gro raised a fist and said a prayer together. they stood across the street before the niners game to support colin kaepernick. his protest against black oppression and his first amendment right to free speech. at least 15 black people have been killed since colin began his protest. >> members of black community groups, churches have come together to raise awareness about police shootings. they held signs with the names of people killed. >> we cannot remain silent on this issue. >> even though in the white community this may not directly affect you, this is also your responsibility because you are an american citizen. >> and if you are not avidly trying to create positive change and bring about justice, you are a part of the problem. >> supporters praised colin kaepernick for starting a national conversation. at sunday's game once again, he and two teammates took a knee during the national anthem. and once again, that decision got a strong reaction. >> everybody needs to understand where he is coming from.

nbc news 7 reporter elissa harrington is live at the scene. ely's snarks >> reporter: police are here on scene and have been here for seven hours now. police say that he did work here at true world foods that distributes seafood and other items for wholesale and investigators are following up on some strong leads. a you few employees along san leandro's williams street witnessed the horrifying crime. they told police a man in a pickup truck purposefully ran over their co-worker killing him. it happened around 11:45 this morning. lieutenant robert mcmanus says that employee might have confronted the suspect committing a crime on the property. >> we have some palettes in the parking lot. they have been moved, and we think that there may have been a palette theft in progress that very well could have been interrupted by run of the employees. >> reporter: sky 7 showed police gathered in the back park lot. palette thefts are common in industrial areas. people bring them to salvage yards for money. >> very shocking. that's all can i say. >> reporter

winds are gusty so trees could go down like we just saw in that picture with elissa harrington. gusts to 28 right now in san jose. we bring in our storm impact scale this. system is a one. it's a light system. steadiest rain in the north bay between tonight and tomorrow it shifts into the south bay as well. we're looking at scattered showers elsewhere with gusty winds tonight. here's your takeaway. mainly had a north bay storm. little to nothing expected in the south bay, but you will see scattered showers for your morning commute tomorrow and that storm exits tomorrow evening. two more systems, count, that two more systems are coming before the week is up. details are coming up. kristen? >> we'll keep tracking them. sandhya, thank you. >>> anger and frustration in the north bay here santa rosa. more than 1,000 students apt a spanish immersion school in windsor were exposed to racist graffiti this morning after vandals spray painted the hate messages all over the school. >> reporter: this is the drop-off zone. this is where parents and students pulled up this morning and found s

alisa harrington abc7 news. >> thank you. and it is a day to use windshield wipers. more is a look at the conditions on the san mateo bridge. no rain and no traffic. >> heavier rain moving into the south bay now could slow the evening commute and cause mudslides in the hills. chris nguyen is live with that part of the coverage. chris? >> no rain here in downtown san jose. we know it is coming and have been keeping an eye on our abc7app. and you can see some of the trees that line the alameda. crews will be keeping an eye. the wind has been coming and going but no problems to report as people make their way through the area. drivers are used to their commute coming to a halt. add in rain and it becomes more miserable. >> spin outs wrecks jump starts. lock outs. >> roadside auto repairman jim house has been responding to service calls more than 20 years and expecting a busy night ahead. >> pay attention to tires. air pressure. slow down and be curtis. >> abc7 news was responding to multiple accidents thut the day. going up, these people were left in disbelief. on the w

alisa harrington, abc7 news. >> thank you. and it is a day to use windshield wipers. more is a look at the conditions on the san mateo bridge. no rain and no traffic. >> heavier rain moving into the south bay now could slow the evening commute and cause mudslides in the hills. chris nguyen is live with that part of the coverage. chris? >> no rain here in downtown san jose. we know it is coming and have been keeping an eye on our abc7app. and you can see some of the trees that line the alameda. crews will be keeping an eye. the wind has been coming and going but no problems to report as people make their way through the area. drivers are used to their commute coming to a halt. add in rain and it becomes more miserable. >> spin outs, wrecks, jump starts. lock outs. >> roadside auto repairman jim house has been responding to service calls more than 20 years and expecting a busy night ahead. >> pay attention to tires. air pressure. slow down and be curtis. >> abc7 news was responding to multiple accidents thut the day. going up, these people were left in disbelief. on the

. >>> coming up at 5:00, elissa harrington tweeted a picture of this officer arrested in a prostitution case. >>> one day after the presidential debate between donald trump and hillary clinton, ivanka trump spoke on behalf of her father to voters in wisconsin. first lady michelle obama was at a rally in arizona. new developments now just 18 days from the election. >> 18 days, ama. good afternoon. hillary clinton is off the campaign trail today but she got a boost from president obama, vice president biden and the first lady. they also blasted donald trump for his comments at last night's debate about how he will or will not accept the election results. the president said this is not something to joke about. donald trump said today he had a big announcement but it came with a big caveat. >> i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. >> the republican nominee, seeming to lay the groundwork for a court fight. >> of course, i'll accept a clear election result but i will also reserve my right to contest or file a legal challenge in the case o

reporting live in san francisco, elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >> you can always get information on our abc 7 news app. weather is our top story right now. you can look at live doppler 7 and get weather alerts. download the app. it's free and so easy to use. get push alerts, too. >>> an effort is under way in north dakota to push protesters away from a controversial pipeline. >> authorities used nonlethal methods to clear protesters. >> members of the group set fire to a bridge as well as two tires left on a highway. the group of about 200 people have been occupying land slated for the controversial pipeline since sunday. >>> 61 people, including a man in oakland, are being charged in a scam that crosses international lines. >> 7 on your side michael finney warns you about fake calls coming from the irs. the irs will never, ever call you. >> yeah. you're going to get something in the mail, most likely. lauren lister has the report. >> reporter: first there's the phone calls. >> they gave me a number of money that i was owing in back taxes and if i didn't comply with his instructions

heavy rains over two inches has fallen in harrington and river view and southeastern into milford until 8al 45. most of the heavy rain will be gone and working out to sea. temperatures on the cooler side. 57 in reading, 59 in millville. atlantic city, 62. trenton, 57. satellite and radar here's the back edge, this is the remnants of the leftovers of what was once hurricane matt that you, kind of sitting here. it's not this far north, it's off the coast of cape hatteras north carolina, it's working out to sea and it continues to travel east. it's moving at a good pace. it will take all this rain along with it. we'll seer clearing conditions. as a matter of fact let's show you on future tracker 6. late morning, jersey shore, cloudy across interior sections of south jersey, as well as the western suburbs, after lunch time we're sunny, far western suburbs, sun and clouds philadelphia, cloudy across south jersey, the clearing line marches east as the day wears on. in the overnight, the rain is gone, the temperatures plumb it into the low 40s for the overnight lows. morning rain, afternoon su

dropping further south, areas like harrington in the mid 40s. 48 for lewis beach.ome of us little better off, especially shore points. the ocean has moderating effect on temperatures. you see cooler temperatures inland. it is evident on the jersey shore map. summer's point, 45. big difference depending if you're at the shore or further inland through new jersey where the frost advisory is in place this morning for much of new jersey. radar and satellite, not a lot to track this morning. we're going to be clear moving through the entire day. no rain in the forecast. that's for much of the region for nearly a week straight. not all of the region but much of it. today, just sunny icons on the board. summer ton, 67, lansdale, 67 and doylestown and easton, 65 the forecast in cookstown this afternoon. in new jersey, trenton, 66. over to the shore, ocean city 65. atlantic city 64 degrees. smyrna at 65. wilmington is bumped up from that, 68 the forecast high. today is good. tomorrow warming and clouds move in. the big conversation, potentially setting records by early next

of storm quarterback caleb frye stopping a drive -- later -- wartburg up 7, nothing -- denison harrington -- the former ceder falls tiger on the end around -- picks up some big yards in to storm brayton brandt hits the 28 yard field goal -- wartburg goes on to get the win on homecoming 20 to 6 -- a battle of unbeatens in dubuque goes to the coe kohawks -- they took down the dubuque spartans 23, 12 behind 216 yards from trevor heitland --- the win leaves the kohawks as the only perfect team left in the iowa conference -- it takes four wins to put the cubs in the world series -- game one of the nlcs at wrigley against the dodgers tonight -- to the ivy in left -- double scores dexter fowler -- 1, nothing cubs after one -- up two nothing in the 3rd -- check out javy baez -- gets caught off third -- but makes the most of it stealing home -- incredible turn of events -- 3, nothing cubs -- to the top of the 8th -- bases loaded for adrian gonzalez -- and in a 2-tun game he shoots one up the middle -- two score -- game tied at 3 apiece -- that's where it stands -- we've got a tight one in the 9th

they decided to put me in a harrington brace. it was traumatic. i went to the doctor and he said they needed to do a full spinal fusion immediately. ? it left me with broken bones in my back that have not healed correctly. the worst pain i ever suffered. chronic pain takes no prisoners. word had spread about my case in the doctor community and no if there was a chance someone could help me, it would be a miracle! ? ? >> dr. travis: after many years of agony, jenny is here with us today, and she is joined by her orthopedic surgeon, dr. melamed; this is the beauty, you sit here today next to your doctor, a changed woman. >> i have completely changed. >> dr. travis: jenny, how has life changed for you since the surgery? >> completely changed! i am walking a couple of miles a day! [ audience oohs ] >> my life has completely turned around thanks to dr. melamed. [ applause ] >> dr. travis: look at these side by side x-rays. you don't have to be a doctor to see the difference in the curvature of jenny's spine. when your friend told you you with this conc

they're in harms way and i guess they just don't care aout their own safety." 16- year-old zechariah harrington stood by caution tape posted by his yard and tried to discourage drivers from trying to cross. he was worried someone would drown in water that already wiped out his driveway. "that bridge could cave in and so can the road, because on both sides there's about five to six feet of water." some areas were so bad nobody even attempted to cross. in they way they came. "most people are turning around. there's a few people that have went but most people are making the decision to just go back and not take the risk." maria hunkley backed her car to the front of her driveway before the storm hit. a lesson learned from a previous flood. "got all my dogs in my house, my pot bellied pig, i drug him to the front porch. the only thing i couldn't get in my house was my horse." dunkley waded her way out sunday morning, and "i'm very happy. i mean, there's a lot to clean up but that's about with anything when this happens, but it didn't get my house, like i said, and that's the main thing." constructi

nbc news 7 reporter elissa harrington is live at the scene. snarks >> reporter: police are here on scene and have been here for seven hours now. police say that he did work here at true world foods that distributes seafood and other items for wholesale and investigators are following up on some strong leads. a you few employees along san leandro's williams street witnessed the horrifying crime. they told police a man in a pickup truck purposefully ran over their co-worker killing him. it happened around 11:45 this morning. lieutenant robert mcmanus says that employee might have confronted the suspect committing a crime on the property. >> we have some palettes in the parking lot. they have been moved, and we think that there may have been a palette theft in progress that very well c

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alyssa harrington is live at levi stadium where colin kaepernick's move for social justice moved out the statio. >> reporter: the group net and said a prayer and say it's time to turn words into action. they hope that other players who decide or kneel for the national anthem need to ban together to make positive changes. as fans piled into the stadium to watch the 49ers, one group took a knee, raised a fist and said a prayer. >> we're here for his message, and we're here in solidarity with his first amendment right to free speech. >> members of silicon valley, church groups anded a advocacy groups. >> we're here advocate for ourselves because our voices matter and our lives mary. >> the policy needs to change. the discussion needs to change. we need to start talking more. >> reporter: supports praised colin kaepernick for starting a national conversation. the game he and two teammate took a knee and that decision got a strong reaction. >> everybody needs to understand where he is coming from. >> i don't, cowboys are america's team. >> he's an american, this is america, always stand f

out another simpson drive -- and the wartburg offense finally did something with it -- denison harrington -- the former ceder falls tiger on the end around -- picks up some big yards in to storm territory -- it led to points as brayton brandt hits they on homecoming 20 to 6 -- a battle of unbeatens in dubuque goes to the coe kohawks -- they took down the dubuque spartans 23, 12 behind 216 yards from trevor heitland --- the win leaves the kohawks as the only perfect team left in the iowa conference -- cubs fans have been in this position before -- exactly one year ago -- but they're hoping for a different outcome after the mets swept chicago right out of the nlcs last time -- chicago got themselves here with an impressive 3-1 series win over san francisco -- which included that incredible 4-run 9th inning rally on tuesday night -- tonight they've got post-season veteran jon lester on the mound -- so far he hasn't been scored on in his lone start this post-season -- and he says nearly any of the cubs' staff would have been good ya know really if you put all out, i don't inthk you could go a

abc 7 news reporter elissa harrington is in berkeley with the story for us. >> reporter: very unusual for a student group and not university officials to put a stop to these parties. the greek system does not want its members to host events where people are drink, and they hope this sends a strong message against sexual violence. typically before a big football game uc berkeley's greek row on piedmont avenue is packed with parties, but this game day it's quiet. the student-run intrafraternity council has called for a ban on all greek social events following allegations of sexual assaults in fraternity houses. two women reported being attacked last weekend. in a facebook post, the president called the incidents vile. he writes we wish to reiterate our pledge to eliminate sexual violence from our community and reaffirm our commitment to our members and students of berk throw provide a safe environment for all. the ifc is suspending fraternity and sorority parties while members re-evaluate their risk management practices. >> that's not fair, my opinion. >> reporter: students i talked to

ridley shuts out harrington. washington visiting central. colin washington, give me that.etween two defenders with a sick touchdown. central runs away with it 42-8. overbrook hosting southern. kareem dickson airs it out down field but ma near kennedy with the i-n-t. it took overtimes for this one. let's reveal. west call or text your vote to the number on your screen. as for this week's game of the week. it's a district one clash in delco. academy park facing its toughest opponent of the season in penn wood. that's the blitz, i am danny pommells. enjoy your saturday. >>> if you love a good philly cheesesteak, today is your day to indulge. cheesesteak fest takes over citizens bank park from 12:30 to 5:00. costs between 45 and $65 to get in. taste some of the best cheesesteaks, hoagies, pork sandwiches, pretzels. >>> on this saturday, only a few hours left to register to vote if you live in delaware. matt delucia is live in wilmington with information. matt? >> reporter: right, rosemary. the clock is ticking. after the break, how to get in that last minute application. >>> l

zack rya harrington stood by caution tape posted by his yard and tried to discourage drivers drown in water that wiped away his driveway. >> seen a lot of people cross the bridge because they're in harm's way, and i guess they just don't care about their own safety. >> it's great that you're out there. our crews in johnston county found some areas where no one attempted to even cross, and others some drivers started, stopped, and we want back the way they came. there's still a lot of standing wart this morning, kristin on my of those roads out there. we need the sunshine we're going to get today. >> and we're going to see plenty of that sunshine today, whic us. we still have a lot of standing water, a lot of road closures this morning. it is going to take some time for all that water to come down. we will see dry conditions today. nothing popping up on the satellite and radar this morning. things are looking good weather wise across the area. we still are these flood warnings in effect. these were extended until 10:30 this evening. that is because we still have of storm drains are clo

in san francisco, elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >> all right.r "ask fin," 9:007 on your side's "mike finney is here. the greensticker for hybrid vehicles has been reach. the dmv is accepting applications so what's the likelihood that they will issue more? >> it's not very good. the greenstickers are the ones that go on hybrid vehicles that allow them to go into the hov lanes with just one person in the car. they are all out. the entire lot. so the legislature is looking at allowing more of them to be issued, but the legislature went home and did not do that, so that's not available. however, there are still white stickers available. the white stickers are for electric and alternative fuel cars. there are no limits on though, so if you have one of those cars, you can still get in the carpool lane. >> skood b. asks on facebook my restaurant bill had something on it called sf mandates. what is sf mandates? >> great question. san francisco, employers must provide health care coverage for their employees. now, some restaurants add a surcharge to pay

this area between 3 and 4 inches of rain between river view and harrington. temperatures are on the chilly side. the winds are whipping around. we have gusts as high as 45 miles per hour. reading, 57. wilmington, 56. millville, 51. same thing with trenton, philadelphia, 54. cape may, 53. atlantic city, 52. add on top of that 32-mile gust in dover. 30 in atlantic city. 30 in millville. upper 20s to the northwest. note the wind direction you see the arrows it's a northwest breeze it will dry everything out, it will act as a blow drier and dry the roads and all the puddles up. later this afternoon increase in sunshine and drier conditions. wind advisory remains in effect until 6:00 p.m. could be as high as 45 miles per hour on along the shore and interior sections of atlantic and cumberland county all in the tail end of what was once hurricane matthew. the center is right there, a couple of hundred miles off the coast now. cape hatteras, north carolina. the rain shield lifted and got caught up in the trough of the front that was approaching from the west and lif

. >> kim and susan harrington who lost her brother to drug addiction set up drug aware nets -- awareness and prevention inc. it is a program to keep kids off drugs. what they are doing can be life saving. >> it is not about you might get addicte it is a matter of if you try heroin you could die. >> the goal is to reach children early so they never even touch drugs to begin with. and some students may need the extra guidance more than others. >> if your parents are using who will teach the child? they are not going to learn it at home. >> it does fall to the classroom. >> anything we can do to help is -- it is our honor and it obligation to help these kids. >> drug awareness and prevention inc. teaches kids in kindergarten through 12th grade. the nonprofit group has reached 25,000 students across northeast ohio. >> romona: for younger kids the program focuses on identifying healthy medicines versus harmful drugs and how drugs affect your brain. starting in middle school students learn about addictionan be dangerous too. >> denise: it seems like every fall there is something new flavored w

that's stand chris harrington. chris is parted of best buddy and you may recognize him from his billboards this summer with tom brady. tom and chris are good friends and before tonight's game i asked chris about his special relationship with the patriots quarterback. >> he's got to be excitedded about coming back home. you're the best, chris. so what advice has he given you what has he told you? >> be confident, be positive, and justified have fun. >> he's -- and just have fun. >> he's the best and he's tom brady's buddy. >> you can tell they're close. >> yeah, they are. >> all right, all new at the explodes an unusual item a neighbor used to fight flames and rescue the people inside. >> also new. the war on stock continues to rise in the democratic party. the trau value of warren's words. >>> the suspects in the orange home invasion murder selected their victim. selected their victim. the only local news dear fellow citizen, time spent with my son really makes me appreciate "the now". on debt. in a smart way. like

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if you're in harrington, you're in the upper 60s now with a little more of a north wind. lewis, 70. rehoboth beach, right around 69 degrees. can we weather outside. we do have a few light showers that tried to move into parts of the lehigh valley. we're moving through berks county. now they're trying to move into upper montgomery county, weakening as they do so. this is really the last of what we'll see for this evening. can't rule out a stray shower even tomorrow, but for the most part, we'll be mostly dry. also mostly cloudy. i think we'll have a lot of areas that will only get to the upper 60s, so cooler than today. langhorne, 69 degrees. allentown coming in only in the mid-60s tomorrow. mostly cloudy, newark at 67 tomorrow afternoon. so feeling a lot more like fall. so here's future weather. the clouds will stay around tomorrow, a mostly cloudy day. can't rule out an isolated shower. if you see one, it will be a pretty quick mover. by wednesday, still looking at the clouds around, but we're fairly dry. into thursday, fairly dry. for friday, expected to be dry. we'll stay mostly

ridley shuts out harrington. washington visiting central. colin washington, give me that. defenders with a sick touchdown. central runs away with it 42-8. overbrook hosting southern. kareem dickson airs it out down field but ma near kennedy with the int. it took overtimes for this one. let's reveal. west call or text your vote to the number on your. as for this week's game of the week. it's a district one clash in delco. academy park facing its toughest opponent of the season in npenn wood. highlights next. do you own a plane? do you own a bank? pat toomey owned both. but it's the fact that toomey owns a seat in the u.s. senate that should really concern us. while on the senate banking committee, pat toomey voted to rewrite rules to help bankers like him ...and he tried to eliminate protections put in place to stop wall street's risky practices. pat toomey: looking out for wall street and himself, not pennsylvania. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> welcome back. saving the best for last. it's called our game of the week, and this o

they decided to put me in a harrington brace. it was traumatic. i went to the doctor and he said they needed to do a ll ? it left me with broken bones in my back that have not healed correctly. the worst pain i ever suffered. chronic pain takes no prisoners. word had spread about my case in the doctor community and no one would touch me. if there was a chance someone could help me, it would be a miracle! ? ? >> dr. travis: after many years of agony, jenny is here with us today, and she is surgeon, dr. melamed; this is the beauty, you sit here today next to your doctor, a changed woman. >> i have completely changed. i had given up hope. >> dr. travis: jenny, how has life changed for you since the surgery? >> completely changed! i am walking a couple of miles a day! [ audience oohs ] >> my life turned around thanks to dr. melamed. [ applause ] >> dr. travis: look at these side by side x-rays. you don't have to be a doctor to see the difference in the curvature of jenny's spine. when your friend told you about the episode, and came to you with this c

alisa harrington is live with the story tonight. alisa? >> the average rental is about $1600. college students are finding themselves placed out. a realtor told me housing prices have increased and she does not see this cooling down any time soon. this student planned to spend senior year with friends. she's commuting from home. >> the landlord was looking to raise the rent between $400 and $600 for the year. >> she can't afford high livgin costs. rents skyrocketed since she was a freshman, increasing 22% since 2012. >> we wanted to find a one bedroom, one path apartment. >> i think it's unreasonable. there is not a lot of indicator toing students. >>> according to realtor hutchens, sonoma state has one of the highest rental housing prices in the country. jillian thinks the casino is a contributing factor. >> increase in people coming to the area with the casino, we have workers and families looking for homes. >> the university houses a third of campus but they have more students than ever before. >> we've increased our population so for a long time, we're at 6,000 students, n

alisa harrington is live with the story tonight. alisa? >> the average rental is about $1600. college students are finding themselves placed out. a realtor told me housing prices have increased and she does not see this cooling down any time soon. this student planned to spend senior year with friends. she's commuting from home. >> the landlord was looking to raise the rent between $400 and $600 for the year. >> she can't afford high living costs. rents skyrocketed since she was a freshman, increasing 22% since 2012. >> we wanted to find a one bedroom, one path apartment. >> i think it's unreasonable. there is not a lot of indicator toing students. >>> according to realtor hutchens, sonoma state has one of the highest rental housing prices in the country. jillian thinks the casino is a contributing factor. >> increase in people coming to the area with the casino, we have workers and families looking for homes. >> the university houses a third of campus but they have more students than ever before. >> we've increased our population so for a long time, we're at 6,000 students, n

harrington river view, heavy rain over 2 inches. there's the flood advisory for cape may county and southern atlantic county in south jersey, additional inch is possible there. low lying flooding is possible there. the center of the storm is pushing off cape hatteras north carolina. huge shield of moisture to the north getting as far north as southern new england. there's the clearing line cutting the state of pennsylvania in half. that will get through after lunchtime. future tracker 6:10 a.m., cloudy in philadelphia, showers in south jersey, all that works its way out to sea. 2:00 p.m., brightening skies to the west. cloudy across south jersey and delaware, that clearing line progresses east during the day. 5:00 p.m. it's bright and sunny throughout the entire viewing area the exception being the coastal communities along ocean and atlantic counties in south jersey. temperatures plummet overnight tonight. as the storm pulls away we get the canadian high pressure pulling in. overnight lows in the 40s. cooler day, windy later this a

that is where we find alisa harrington. >> reporter: the tree removal company just arrived and they're going to work to remove these heavy branchs. one thing we did notice is that the roots tore up the street. this is a 50-foot elm tree. i'm told strong wind knocked it over. i did speak with a man when told me his roommate thought it was an earthquake. he tells me that they feel lucky nobody was hurt. we heard from a woman whose friend witnessed it. he heard a crack and watched a tree split and fall down. it took the power line out. he's like holy. >> reporter: another look from sky 7. firefighters are here to move the three and they're going to determine factors that caused it to fall over. some branchs did damage a parked car. nobody was hurt. if you come back to us i want to show you a better look at the tree now. this is a 50-foot tree and there are police on alcatraz. college avenue is busy and popular and across the street from an ice cream shop. there is a safeway and phil's coffee. police officers are in the area trying to keep people away. there is a lot going on and it could

that is where we find alisa harrington. >> reporter: the tree removal company just arrived and they're going to work to remove these heavy branchs. one thing we did notice is that the roots tore up the street. this is a 50-foot elm tree. i'm told strong wind knocked it over. i did speak with a man when told me his roommate thought it was an earthquake. he tells me that they feel lucky nobody was hurt. we heard from a woman whose friend witnessed it. he heard a crack and watched a tree split and fall down. it took the power line out. he's like holy. >> reporter: another look from sky 7. firefighters are here to move the three and they're going to determine factors that caused it to fall over. some branchs did damage a parked car. nobody was hurt. if you come back to us i want to show you a better look at the tree now. this is a are police on alcatraz. college avenue is busy and popular and across the street from an ice cream shop. there is a safeway and phil's coffee. police officers are in the area trying to keep people away. there is a lot going on and it could get dangerous. >>> than

they're in harms way and i guess they just don't care aout their own safety." 16- year-old zechariah harrington stood by caution tape posted by his yard and tried to discourage drivers from trying to cross. he was worried someone would drown in water that already wiped out his driveway. "that bridge could cave in and so can the road, because on both sides there's about five to six feet of water." some areas were so bad nobody even attempted to cross. in others -- some drivers started, stopped, and went back they way they came. "most people are turning around. there's a few people that have went but most people are making the decision to just go back and not take the risk." maria hunkley backed her car to the front of her driveway before the storm hit. a lesson learned from a previous flood. "got all my dogs in my house, my pot bellied pig, i horse." dunkley waded her way out sunday morning, and kept a positive attitude. "i'm very happy. i mean, there's a lot to clean up but that's about with anything when this happens, but it didn't get my house, like i said, and that's the main thing." constru

there's reggie harrington that took over the duties. it would be nice if wade is in the hospital bed watching this game with us. wish you well, coach. rivers to throw. under pressure. got rid of it. just overthrew his intended receiv receiver >> arizona drops back and gets the score. the two-point conversion was good. green bay leads 32-26 in atlanta. >> greg, all of our well-wishes with yours to the coach. back to you. >> greg: thank you, j.b. what a quarterback battle there. aaron rodgers and mattie ice. >> trent: yeah. a shootout like we're having here. philip rivers with a little over five minutes to go. >> greg: second and 10. penalty marker flies. throw to the far side of the field. and they're going to blow this one dead before it gets underway. >> referee: false start. offense. number 72. five-yard penalty. repeat second down. >> greg: this has not been joe barksdale's day. >> trent: on the end of the line here, he rocked back. trying to get going had a couple of illegal procedures today and lining up in the backfield. >> greg:

couple of accidents in the suburbs, one in franconia, liedy road at harrington way. a disabled vehicle at hunting pike at buck road. i-95 delaware county coming toward the airport. you can see that traffic is moving just fine, a little bit of volume, roads are damp, so watch for that. tam. >> thank you karen. >>> we continue to follow breaking news, masked men burst into a south philadelphia home waking a young person who managed to break free run for help and save his family. gray hall is on south 21st street with the latest details. good morning, gray. >> reporter: good morning, tam, what a frightening morning for the family, they wake up to find the intruders inside the home. take a look behind me you can see the police on the scene in 0 south philadelphia. police say this happened before 4:30 a.m. right south 21st and passyunk avenue. a family of at least five were inside. the child was downstairs we don't know how would the child is. he wakes up to the intruders inside the home. he is able to make a mad dash out of the back of the house, run down an alley away t

come by hg to get involved you can find answers each tuesday in october at hq raleigh on south harrington street. each session starts until -- starts at 10:30 a.m. to noon and benji jones, with the best name ever [ laughter ] >> rene back to you. >>> there is benji watching of one specific series. service to its knees. if you're booking your holiday floyd song? >> up pink floyd cover. >> that's nice. they are a fun band. i had not heard them. at saturday night at the bluegrass festival at red hat we saw them at lincoln theater. [ laughter ] she's like i am sold. >> i don't think they played that one but they played some covers. he played some of their own stuff. some people say all bluegrass sounds the same but there are some wide ranging. some sounds like rock. there was also a symphony playing in that was different and beautiful. >> you got your fix this weekend. >> i know. >> she wants more i think [ laughter ] >> next year. >>> let's change gears and talk we start off here close to home and head southward and there it is. hurricane matthew very powerful. still a category four with win

further to the south, parts of delaware, 52 in lincoln. 55 in milton. 46 for harrington. temperatures along shore points are already in the 50s like lewis beach, 51 degrees. radar and satellite, tight view of the area shows no clouds, no rain to track. don't expect showers today. in fact, sunny blue sky you see if you step out the door will continue through the rest of today. no clouds building in. should be a nice weekend for plans outdoors. 68 in philadelphia, 67 in the suburbs. also 67 in new jersey. 68 in delaware. we move into sunday. a few clouds move in. don't expect rain. 74 in philadelphia. lehigh valley at 72. also 72 in new jersey. the shore upper 60s for the forecast temperatures, winds are also staying at bay. this is a perfect fall weekend for us. then we move from fall weather into more summer like weather. the warmup we are tracking hits as we move into the work week. there's the tracking. 68 saturday, 74 sunday. we saw the average is 67. close to that. 80 monday. 83 tuesday. 84 by wednesday. these are temperatures through mid next week. if you don't have

here's riverview, harrington, watch the areas that flood during a heavy rain event. low lying areas, smaller creeks and streams. we've seen a lot of water in the last 6 to ten hours. the remnants of matthew continue to work out to sea, it's lifting farther to the north, the center of the storm is right here. the storm center is here, it will continue to pull east later this afternoon. take a look at the peak wind gusts over the last servitudes. several days, 155 miles per hour off the eastern tip of cuba. freeport, bahamas, 120. cape can a narve -- canaveral, 107. jacksonville, picked up rain on top of that. for us that is glancing blow. we're dodging a huge bullet. showers for south jersey, the delaware bay region, dry north and west, there's the cloud line right here, the clearing line will march east during the day, sunny for most of the viewing area, cloudy for the shorepoints. we have clouds, damp, periods of rain, lunchtime, peeks of sun. 2:00 p.m., 63. 5:00 p.m., 61. outlying suburbs, 42 and center city, 46. once we get past today, columbus day, 63 degrees, mo

abc news reporter uh less saw harrington has more. >> as fans came to nissan stadium they raised a fist stood a prayer. they gathered across the street to support colin kaepernick. his protest against his first amendment right to free speech. >> at least 15 black people have been killed since colin began his protest. >> reporter: members of silicon valley black community groups, churches and advocacy groups came together to raise awareness about police shootings. they held signs with names of people killed. >> we cannot remain silent on this issue. >> even though in the white community this may not directly affect you, this is also your responsibility because you are an american citizen. if you are not avidly trying to create positive change and bring about justice you are part of the problem. >> reporter: supporters praised colin kaepernick for starting a national conversation. at sunday's game once again he and two teammates took a knee during the national anthem. and once again that disetion got a strong reaction. >> everybody needs to understand where he is coming from. >> let me te

earlier tonight at a high school game we caught up with chris harrington, chris, helps coach the chelmsford high football team. he's a member of best buddies and a good friend of tom bready's. chris stearns about his relationship with the quarterback. >> you're the best, chris. what advice has he given you, what has he told you? >> be present and just have fun. >> sounds like he listened well. chris and tom were together this summer you may have seen chris and tom together on billboards all around new england this summer. >> he has had a huge impact on his life. how cool is that. it was a monster of a catch. >>> a huge alligator showed up at a texas boat ramp and they're saying this could be the biggest gator ever caught in the state. >> next at 10:00 just how long it is and how much it weighs. a military veteran suffered a brain injury after getting into a motorcycle crash. next at 10:00 the reason his wife rollerbladed more than interviewer: what would you do with five minutes to kill and a smartphone? man: check the scores. woman 1 : uh, probably post a pic. woman 2: text a friend. inter

and elizabeth harrington of the washington free beacon.hen you look the sheer number of hit pieces on him, a lot more than pieces on hillary clinton. >> absolutely. i think the has an incredible point to make. everyone knows the media is biased and what we have seen with these hacked e-mails released by wikileaks reinforces the fact we know that the media is willing to work with the hillary campaign to give her positive coverage, and you just see it when you turn into the other networks. we have huge bombshell stories about hillary clinton, her husband enriching himself through the clinton foundation, the fbi investigation that really wasn't an investigation at all. those get no coverage in the nightly news. they get two minutes, 30 seconds. it's all donald trump and something he may have the said. >> that's what he says. i'm one of those -- julie maybe you can help -- this stuff comes out, an 11-year-old videotape and woman coming out of the woodwork and it's incumbent on the media to question the timing but something to follow up on you