in the upper moreland area there's a crash at huntington pike and byberry road. we have tree branch at susquehanna road. the tree branch is off to the side. watch out for a wreck on the southbound side of 206. two left lanes out of commission there. bills start to friday morning. >> we have new details on a breaking story, detectives have arrived on the scene of a fire that killed one person and injured a firefighter in atlantic county new jersey. the action cam sent back these pictures from the scene the 400 block of doughty road in pleasantville. a firefighter was rushed to the hospital to be treated for an injury. >> we're following breaking news concerning bowe bergdahl. the army sergeant arrived on u.s. soil hours ago. he'll reunite with his family in texas. he is expected to spend months recooper operating in is an san antonio. a taliban prisoner swap secured his release. he had been at an army hospital in germany since then. officials decided not to release information on his condition due to the public turmoil over his capture and release. >> a man and wo

this is at masher and huntington. this started around 3:00 a.m. there was some type of a fight in the home. a man police say is armed with two guns was in an argument with another man described as a relative. he let a wan and several children in the home leave. but the male relative remains inside with the gunman. we understand that the male is in his 70s, still inside with the gunman. we don't know if he is held against his will or what the situation is. the s.w.a.t. team is on scene. they have the area surrounded. we'll check back with monique braxton to get the new developments on what's unfolding there in west kensington. >> a labor dispute could lead to a strike. union leaders may call for a walkout beginning saturday morning. earlier septa announced it would implement wage increases of about $3 an hour. union leaders say the raises are unacceptable because they haven't been negotiated. engineers and electricians have work without a new contract for several years. count on nbc 10 for new developments. >> a camden county community is canceling

north mascher street at west huntington street.police activity, the barricade situation that we're following this morning, more on that coming up a little later. but the southbound side of the boulevard headed out big delays approaching ridge avenue and kelly drive. involving three vehicles. right and center lanes will be block there, so you can't see the accident, but you can see how much volume there is, if you are going to be nelson: when i started high school in jersey city making it to the finish line seemed like a distant dream. mr. cunningham: i know how hard nelson works running track and he works just as hard in my honors class. nelson: i thought i wasn't good at history but mr. cunningham, he makes it come alive. now i'm heading to college-- and my teachers helped make that happen. mr. cunningham: we're not just teachers, we're mentors, and helping all our students realize their dreams is the best part of the job. >> purse two games to one lead in is her sees with the heat last night in miami, the spurs took game three, t

apoyo en todo el paÍs las miradas se centraron en los Ángeles bastiÓn de la comunidad mexicana, en huntingtonla plaza mÉxico sus emociones a flor de piel. >> hasta las lÁgrimas, son de emociÓn que lloremos de y alegrÍa! >> una jornada patria. 90 minutos cardÍacos, 3 colores, un solo corazÓn 3 goles contra uno del contrincante. >> tan emocionado. >> a quiÉn le estaba rezando? >> al padre toribio. >> muy sudados los goles. >> sÍ, pero ganamos! y nos probaron dos. >> hubiera sido cinco? >> claro. y vamos por holanda. >> el que sufriÓ y gritó es porque cree en mÉxico. >> por la camisa de mÉxico tiene todo para ganar. ♪ mÉxico ♪ >> ochoa, chicharito. >> esta es la lista del jugador mexicano favoritos de huching mÁs que guapos y muy talentosos y sÍ los muchachos respondieron con el mismo cariÑo y precisar su aficiÓn. >> ya terminÓ de sufrir el chicharito sin meter un gol un aÑo. ♪ el dÍa que me muera voy a ganar ♪ >> ya cuentan las horas par su prÓximo reto. >> ahora a golear a holanda? >> eso esperamos. >> por eso aquÍ como en su capital los aficionados tambiÉn se tomaron simbÓlicamente el Ángel.

a neighbor who lived at huntington on the green saw the news report. >> behind here on the green apartmentlex it's about a mile or so east of jennifer's apartment. >> the complex was -- it's rougher. come to find out a lot of crime in the area. >> we went out to the apartment complex and found jennifer's car parked at the complex. >> this is the complex where jennifer's car was dropped off. we're currently standing in the visitor parking right next to the pool area and jennifer's car is exactly in this spot. it was the third spot over from the fencing. >> we thought, this will be what these parents needed. her car is here. there will be at least be dna. is she in the trunk? >> i think it's a parent's worst nightmare. you don't know what you're going to find. it was emotional. >> very little was found in that car that was able to help them at all with the case. >> there was no indication that jennifer would have been the victim of a robbery. there were valuables in the car. >> there was still a dvd player in the back, there were still a couple of things in. she bought a brand-new dvd player

head out to huntington and glenville avenues. beach tags are not required for the day of fun in the sun, the party starts at 9:00 a.m. and lasts until 10:00 p.m. >> shovel, scoop and sculpt, during the a.c. world cup, last year more than 100,000 people showed up in atlantic city, and this year promises to be even bigger with more talent, more prizes and more sand. 20 of the world's larnest sculptures means this competition is on. it takes place at pennsylvania avenue. you can view the contractses now through the fourth of july weekend and it's free. >> if you are looking for a place to eat. take the road to long beach island, go to the fish dock for the fifth annual sea scallop festival. save a plate for me and hope to see you this weekend down the shore. >> reporter: so beach stock 2014 takes place this saturday only, from 7:30 in the morning until 10:00 p.m., a day of tides, tunes and togetherness, this is the place you want to be. last half hour adam joseph challenged me to a hula-hooping competition. i can show you it's all a

the police presence outside this row of homes on masher street, the intersection of masher and huntington. police converged on the home on masher in the past hour after reports that a man inside had a gun. we're not sure if that's verified if they established that the man is armed. we don't know yet what his situation is or if anyone has been evacuated from the property. monique braxton is talking to police and checking with neighbors. we'll have an update shortly. >> decision 2014 called a political earthquake, eric cantor the second most powerful man in the u.s. lost his virginia primary election to a tea party challenger. cantor is the first house majority leader to be beaten in a primary. he lost to david brat. campaign hinged on immigration law. brat took a harder line. >> u.s. officials say five american troops killed by mistake in afghanistan were members of an elite fighting team. the the five died in an airstrike launched to help them battle the taliban. an afghan officer was also killed. it's called one of the worst friendly fire incidents since the war began in 2001. >> happeni

. >>> en california las celebraciones tambiÉn se salieron de control en hun ti huntington park.É las mujeres se contagian de esta fieb fiebre. >>> y autoridades mexicana capturaron cerca de la frontera a fernando sÁnchez arellano. >>> esta organizacion dominÓ el trÁfico de droga en los aÑos 90 veamos. >>> la casa donde fue arrestado sÁnchez arellano esta en una zona tranquila de clase media. >>> grupo de militares, este ser sÁnchez arellano y un grupo de amigos festejaba el triunfo de mÉxico. >>> en el frente de la casa. se encuentra la advertencia la propiedad cuenta con cerca con electricidad, aunque no quiere dÓlar cara por temor esta vecina cuenta. >>> cuando estaba el partido se escuchaban gritos de emociÓn y luego mi esposo saliÓ a mano dado y dijo que habÍan soldados. >>> esta es la casa donde fue detenido frente hay una guarderÍa donde habian niÑos lo afortunado que no hubo balazos. >>> hoy vecinos dicen no haber sabido de quien habitaba esta casa. >>> siempre la rentan y la gente no dura mucho, creo llevaban aÍi un aÑo pero no se veÍa nada diferen diferente. mejor conoc

in lower moreland watch out for a crash on huntington pike. so far being wet along the schuylkill expressway ascertain i-95 and the boulevard no delays to speak of. in pleasantville watch out for an overnight house fire on doughty road. you may be better on new road. >> we have breaking news from pleasantville atlantic county. a house fire that claimed the life of one person and left a firefighter injured. the action cam is live on the scene. this is the 400 block of doughty road. flames broke out at 3:15. the crews got control, but found the victim inside the house stay with us with "action news," of course you're looking at the ambulance that took the firefighter to the hospital. we've got an eye on this and we'll bring you any updates. >>> the search is on for the theives who pulled off a brazen robbery outside a northeast philadelphia gun range one person was shot and it turns out this duo may have struck before. katherine scott is outside police headquarters with more. >> reporter: good morning, tam, police are looking for one man and one

teacher at saint pal bert the great store in huntington valley just received the ultimate gift from friendsellow educator, a kidney. here's their inspirational story and in this week's brotherly love. >> if teaching is the act of caring, christine did you have if i has given plenty, now she is being repaid. >> i just think this is the ultimate gift that anybody could ever give anybody. >> the thirds grade teacher at saint albert the great school in huntington valley received kidney thursday, from fellow educator, and friend, barbara didonato. >> i felt that i was blessed with good health, good family support, and i thought it was, you know, time to share, share, it is only fair. >> was on waiting list for three years. >> no luck finding a match. that's when barbara and three other teachers decided to get tested. >> chris is such a good person. and i've been blessed, my life has been so blessed, and i can't -- i have such good health. i can't imagine why i wouldn't do this. it really wasn't a tough decision. >> i think it is an incredible act of love, and care, and showing concern, and givin

already, out to north mascher street in philadelphia, right at west huntington street.ou have some police activity there. at that scene, probably, shutting down the intersection. delaware route 54, a lot of fog, right there, just before you run into maryland, ocean city maryland, so around fenwick island. a lot of fog down there, and this will start to dewey into rehoboth beach, as women. fathers day coming early, when a man is surprised with a trip of a lifetime. it is not a tropical destination, though, coming up in the trend. ms. harris: camden students face a lot of challenges but they meet them with determination and drive. chanelle: teachers like ms. harris made me feel like i'm part of a team. not just on the basketball court. but in the classroom. ms. harris: chanelle is not just a star athlete. she is a star student. chanelle: i headed to clemson university where i can combine my love of sports and learning- and maybe even win a championship. ms. harris: i wouldn't bet against her. or any of my students reaching for their dreams. from color. to the remote. to f

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fans stopped traffic and cars in huntington park after the game and in a different part of l.a. county, fans set large fireworks, two people arrested. >>> a parking app is in trouble for auctioning off san francisco parking spaces, behind monkey parking are told to knock it off. the app people sell their space to the highest bidder and district attorney sent the ceo a cease and desist. >>> monkey parking is based in rome and it said this statement. as a general principle, we believe a new company providing valued people should be regulated and not banned. >>> creamy food is creative food is one of the reasons people go to the fair. and a consumer problem or question? call our hotline, 888-5-helps- u. our volunteers are waiting for you. oh. crystal geyser please. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source. surprise!lcome back. crystal geyser alpine spring water. crystal geyser. crystal geyser. news flash, it's bottled at the source. news flash, we sell it in cases. oh. thank you. oh no no no. crystal geyser. bottled right at the mountain source. county fair. the competitive e

. >> a teacher at saint albert in huntington valley has just received the ultimate gift from a friendfellow educator, a kidney. "eyewitness news", reporter nicole brewer has this story in this weeks brotherly love. >> look at this page, you have a jar. >> if teaching is the act of sharing, christine duffy has given plenty, and now she's being repaid. >> i just think that this is the ultimate gift that anybody could ever give anybody. >> reporter: the the third grade teacher at saint albert's the the great in huntington valley received a kidney thursday from fellow educator and friend barbara didonto. >> i felt like i was blessed with good health, a good family support, and i thought it was, time to share, share, only time to ferreter report after learning christine who suffers from poly cystic kidney disease was on the waiting list for three years with no luck finding a match. that is when barbara and three other teachers decided to get tested. >> chris is such a good person and i have have been bless, my life has been just so blessed and i cannot imagine i have such good healthy can'

. >>> and exercises about to get easier in the huntington valley. breaking ground on the extension to the pennypack trail. and removing a rail from the regional rail line on welch road. and much along the pennypack creek and wilderness preserved. and including a bridge, tributary and gravel service. >> and much more still to come in the early edition of "action news" tonight. stepping inside the mind of an actor. why your favorite star might need a therapist after a huge hit. >>> and i am tracking warmer weather on the way and storms and what that means for the wasn'ted -- weekend in the accuweather forecast. >>> and a reunion. >> and those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. an when we're having this [ bubbmuch fun, why quit?] and new bounty has no quit in it either. watch how one sheet of new bounty keeps working, while their two sheets just quit. new bounty. the no-quit picker-upper. ♪ from the bounty factory in northern utah... to a walmart near you. join walmart and bounty in supporting american jobs. [cell phone chime] yeah!

on the 600 block of north 7th street in the huntington park section. the victim was shot in the leg and the suspect took off. police are looking at surveillance cameras to try to identify the suspects. the store owner remains in critical condition and is expected to recover. >>> dozens of iraqis are dead after extremists try to free them from a jail in baghdad. this comes after 300 armed american forces are positioned in and around iraq to protect assets. president obama is expected to reach a decision on combatting radical militants in iraq. they emphasize that any military arrangement remains concontingent on iraqi government. >>> a wild fire, in the navajo nation in new mexico, has forced 400 people to flee their homes, it has grown to 400 acres and the wind is so strong, the water dropping planes are unable to fly to help fight the blaze. they say it was a man that set a sport in weeds. >>> the u.s. soccer team scored first last night in the world cup against ghana with just 29 seconds on the clock, the if i everth fastest goal in world cup history

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earlier tonight fans got a little rowdy in huntington park. shook cars. ran through the streets. there was even a stand off with police around horseback at one point two people arrested in that little skirmish. in san francisco didn't get out of hand on mission street. everything under control. fans packed bars cheering on tlt boys. fans told us you get to share the fun with everybody watching the games in public. >> watch it every 4 years e.it's an experience. tell i was watching it yesterday even is on the evenly of the seat. s. >>reporter: they were out of the seat in a hurry cheering as they watched mexico score and go on to win. today bars and restaurants on the alameda were much busier than the usual monday afternoon and they will n sunday as mexico takes on the netherlands in the knock out round. >>> world cup action continues tomorrow. 9:00 a.m. italy and uruguay costa rica a and play at same and these others. >> for bay area soccer league the goal is much bigger than just putting the ball in the net. this game is actually helping turn lives around. new at 11:00. alan sho

earlier tonight fans got a little rowdy in huntington park. shook cars. ran through the streets. there was even a stand off with police around horseback at one point two people arrested in that little skirmish. in san francisco didn't get out of hand on mission street. everything under control. fans packed bars cheering on tlt boys. fans told us you get to share the fun with everybody watching the games in public. >> watch it every 4 years e.it's an experience. tell i was watching it yesterday even is on the evenly of the seat. >>reporter: they were out of the seat in a hurry cheering as they watched mexico score and go on to win. today bars and restaurants on the alameda were much busier than the usual monday afternoon and they will likely be packed again on sunday as mexico takes on the netherlands in the knock out round. >>> world cup action continues tomorrow. 9:00 a.m. italy and uruguay costa rica a and play at same and these others. >> for bay area soccer league the goal is much bigger than just putting the ball in the net. this game is actually helping turn lives around. n

that's a serious crash in lower moreland an accident huntington pike. i got word of an accident in lawrence township at twrout 06 which is exit 7. two lanes are blocked. it is a very busy morning. the roads are wet. slow down and take your time. we've seen a lot of vehicles losing control. this is the ben franklin bridge. the view from philadelphia. both directions traffic is getting by. you do have construction blocking the right lane eastbound but you can see it's not causing slowdowns. >>> jillian, you are used to being surrounded by brainiacs, right? >> oh, yes. yes. >> absolutely. hey. and after this week we're used to being surrounded by fog and showers and mugginess. got it again this morning. a view of beach avenue. things will be changing by the weekend. the thickest fog is in delaware and south jersey. toms river dropped to quarter mile visibility. dense fog there. and clouds, rain clouds over south philadelphia. might mess up with the phillies/cubs game. during the day showers and thunderstorms but we're seeing heavy downpours this morning. m

huntington angles is not on this list. they are the biggest shipbuildes biggest military shipbuilder. can you give us a sense wide than other units are on the list given their enormity? >> let me go back to the basic method we used to arrive at the list. we went to the sea par so you start by taking a look at the programs of huntington angles industries and you add those up across the three-year period read the size of the contract is not a determinant on whether or not they are on the list. it's the performance inside the contracts that is the weighing factor. >> huntington angles performance over the last few years they are the biggest programs. >> we looked at the nine at the top end of the 80 companies are business use that we evaluated so the top nine in terms of our concerns with their performance we have been very direct with them where they have issues and by the same token we have also recognize where they have done well. in the aggregate they did not make the cut. >> thank you everyone for coming. i will follow u

crash in the neighborhood, at the huntington pike, right at byberry road. and then, later on tonight, into early tomorrow morning, they will close route 401 here at 202, they'll be putting in some new beams, all part of the 202 construction project there, as you roll through malvern, sunday, we row the boat, the schuylkill navy regatta, kate, we signed you up for, that usually sign ukee up for this stuff, but he's off you. >> signed me up? i look like i have the rowing arms. >> you got it. >> thank you, so much. well, it is friday the 13th, unfortunately it, has been casino of gloomy scary weather week, and we've got another rounds of storms today. take a look down the shore, notice, the board walk, casino of fogged in. see the lights there, can't see much else. we've got low visibilities, especially, in our shore points this morning. take a quick look at the visibilities, you can see, down to about half mile in atlantic city, .8 miles right now in dover, not quite as dense as it was at this time yesterday. but we will see if it increases, we do have rain t

also, a crash at huntington pike and byberry road. just above trenton here. ninety-five at route 206, they're working on a crash. and today will be hot one, with this 495 closure. folks will be flooding to the south, trying to pick up those delaware beaches, for the nice weekends ahead, instead of that mess over here, trying to navigate it on the delaware side, forget that there is a river. jump into new jersey. use 322, the commodore barry bridge, take 295 south, and come back in over the delaware memorial. that's an alternate, and it was an easy alternate for me, earlier in the week. and i would highly suggest that for anyone that's heading south, down into delaware, through the beaches this weekend, and maybe even also for that return trip later on on sunday night. erika, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. right now 5:36. in business news this morning, why millionaire investors, rather, inventor, giving away his patents. >> and what american teenagers are doing more often, and what they're doing less. money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new

there is also a crash in the neighborhood, huntington pike at byberry road. and then just got word of downed tree there is along route 309. obviously the water seeping into the ground, and knocking the trees out, kind of loosening up the soil. north on 309, right before susquehanna road, the right lane is taken out. and remember there is weekend, as anyone heading down to the delaware beaches with the 495 closure there, between exits two and three, maybe try going in the new jersey. take the commodore barry bridge, and use 322 down and come back and over the delaware memorial. forget there is a river, there hook up with the jersey side, that will get you around this closure, which obviously will be therefore the rest of the summer. erika, back over to you. >> bob, thank youment developing right now, septa and two unions will meet with federal mediator in a final attempt to avoid a strike on the regional railsment unions representing electrical workers and engineers have been working without a contract for four years. leaders say rang and file will walk off th

. >> in los angeles a group of world cup fans have spilled into streets to celebrate here in huntingtonk neighborhood people are waving flags and have been sdrapting traffic. police began moving in on horses to try to get streets clear. in brazil, a team started playing third games to determine who goes onto the next round. >> that is a happy bunch. they say they enjoy watching with a loud crowd. >> everybody is on the edge of their seats. >> they spilled out in celebration. we have video here. this is over mission and 24th. and just to give you another update in l.a. no violence but police have moved in. >> just peaceful and good. bay area is full of world cup fans this is used to brazil. we want to see your pictures. e may them to us. up load them to us. and on our web site right now you can see how kids around the world are getting caught up in the craze. >> we should send spencer christian to team brazil. >> do you want to send me? >> one way. i hear weather. might not be a bad place to go. we have lovely weather here in the bay area. you can see sunny skies across the bay area. jus

on skype from washington is brandon lions a family reform advocate and claire huntington a professorthe fordham law school and also author of the book failure to flourish how law undermines family relationships thank you for all being here. we are just come out of a really contentious segment extreme views being throne around with the men's rights movement. what is the fathers' rights movement and how is it different? >> i would like to be very clear in saying that the fathers' rights movement is a vast and diverse movement with a lot of different voice voices and it iy similar to what you find in the feminist movement. and m r.a.s if they do have a place in that discussion make up a very small part of that. they represent the kind of binary discussions that aren't going to carry us forward. they may make news, and they may get people motivated and tweet and make comments on facebook but they will not rep resolve the questions of how we can best help our children once they are children of divorce. >> claire, one of the issues that the fathers' rights movement frequently brings up is

dozens of police officers here at masher and huntington. firefighters and paramedics are here. let's look at oor0eohig ear-d allegedly pistol whipped a 28-year-old male. they were told that the gunman fired shots into the air. he allowed a female cousin and five children to leave the home according to police. that female tells police there are two guns in the house. when investigators arrived the gunman refused to cup out. we also learned a 73-year-old man is inside. it's not known if he is a hostage but we're told he is either the grandfather or great grandfather of the gunman. s.w.a.t. team members are a block from where i'm standing talking to the gunman. a negotiator is on the scene speaking to him trying to convince the gunman to surrender without incident and of course without injury. the head of homeland security has arrived. he's working with negotiators. we're going to stay here, monitor the situation and have more coming up at 6:30.mo que braxton, "nbc 10 news." w flo r a ritind the cstund ide ledootiav. ut . heroi yesterschoaricey thildree poliheern etme.hi pe eay as

by the standards of huntington, not a democrat. nobody wants to be a democrat.everybody wants to rule forever. so, to be committed to that is i think too high of the bar. you have to be forced to accept it as opposed to fundamentally connect to it. in terms of the future it really depends on how we define it. if we def defy islamism as the muslim brotherhood it is an open question. i really don't know. if we define it as a belief that still hasn't shipped structure in the politicaand the politican and as our friend thomas does as a political activism using with reference to islam, that is definitely not going to disappear. and it's not, you know -- i think both noted that the current egyptian regime had its own kind of islamism. after all rendered th raymond om constitution that the current regime looks forward the minute that morsi was overthrown, they took one of the most objectionable articles in the constitution and put it in article number one. as the most islamist article in the constitution. clearly signaling that this is not a revolution against islamism

. >> in los angeles a group of world cup fans have spilled into streets to celebrate here in huntington park neighborhood people are waving flags and have been sdrapting traffic. police began moving in on horses to try to get streets clear. in brazil, a team started playing third games to determine who goes onto the next >> that is a happy bunch. they say they enjoy watching with a loud crowd. >> everybody is on the edge of their seats. >> they spilled out in celebration. we have video here. this is over mission and 24th. and just to give you another update in l.a. no violence but police have moved in. >> just peaceful and good. bay area is full of world cup fans this is used to brazil. we want to see your pictures. e may them to us. up load them to us. and on our web site right now you can see how kids around the world are getting caught up in the craze. >> we should send spencer christian to team brazil. >> do you want to send me? >> one way. i hear weather. might not be a bad place to go. we have lovely weather here in the bay area. you can see sunny skies across the bay area. just w

couple of minutes, they have both northbound lanes of boulevard shut down here at broad street and huntingtonk avenue is a better bet and on the schuylkill and 95, look at all the red this afternoon. with speeds just in the teens and in some cases, single digits, delays are massive on the wet surfaces, it's wet in brooklawn on 130, past 47, and traffic light problems on street road and davisville road and fire and police are helping you around it. in souderton there is a crash along spruce street and penndot closed the bridge over perkiomen creek indefinitely. we'll check it again, take more time to talk about the bad news, brian and shirleen. >> thank you matt. lets step outside. a live look at brigantine today. that is where meteorologist, melissa magee is today with the shore forecast. [ male announcer ] tv's come a long way. from color. to the remote. to flat screens. now it's taking a quantum leap. introducing fios quantum tv. record up to 12 shows at the same time so everyone can watch what they want. store up to 200 hours of entertainment in hd so you can binge watch your favorite show

but as the late samuel huntington pointed out, national identity based solely on a creed can be fragile. back in 2004, he wrote an important but controversial book titled who are we? the challenges to america's national identity. as he explained the rise of multiculturalism and the decline of the assimilationist ideal, could diminish the larger american national identity which he believed was essential for the long run survival of the country as a unified political entity. and so this could be dangerous because a protracted economic downturn could undercut the credibility of the american dream. and by extension american national identity. so as a consequence, extremism long relegated to the fringe could become more mainstream. thank you. that's all i have. [applause] >> so, if you have any questions right now i will do my best to answer them. >> you talked about the polarization of the right and left an out if it's not kept in check, do you think this polarization will keep progressing and that will lead and more domestic there? >> some people say that this polarization is overstated. t

a large group gathered in the streets cheering and waving flags near huntington park. mexico beat crow asia this afternoon. police-- croatia this afternoon. we are looking at live pictures. you see all the people in the intersection. at least one person so far has suffered a minor injury. >>> still ahead, it's a money- making opportunity. an app that lets you sell your prime san francisco parking spot. find out why the city says not so fast. >>> and, no more waiting at home for that delivery window. the new way to send and receive packages. told to "knock it off"... it allows people to auction off their space to a desperate driver. today, the san frano district att >>> new data own bay area housing market shows high increase on home value and higher rent. according to zillo, it rose 17% compared to a year earlier. represents went up by ant 6%. the median home value rose 15.5% to about $680,000. teachers median rental value rose about 9%. >>> we all know how pricey san francisco real estate can be. even parking spaces, it turns out, are going to the the highest bidder,

breaking news right now, philadelphia swat team members are in place at north mash are and west huntington in whencing ton and a man is armed inside inside a home. >>> police want to know if alcohol played a role in the crash on the boulevard. a black suv hit a pickup truck in northeast philadelphia around 4:00 this morning. there were no injuries. >>> matter and her boyfriend have been charge after her six year-old daughter child brought heroin the two west philadelphiaia school. twenty children came in contact with the drugs. they were check out at a hospital. we will be right back stay with us everyone. hall: oh oh, here she comes, hall: she's a... oates: scary lady oates: she's an angry tiger hall: she's a mangobbler oates: eater hall & oates: she's a maneater ♪ oh oh, here she comes ♪ watch out boy, she'll chew you up ♪ ♪ oh oh, here she comes >>> all right. a little sports action here phillies sign their first round draft pick, pitcher aaron nola out of lsu, he was seventh pick and two time pitcher of the year. phillies open up their current home stand with the win. phillies and padr

so this was a new one to us on huntington pike at susquehanna road so be careful in the jenkintown areaing. also a vehicle on fire in abington, on old york road and welsh road. we will have much more good day >>> welcome back at exactly 6:55. taking a look at lake wallonpaulpack, maybe you jumped in a lake this weekend on fathers day weekend. >>> there was a major first fathers day for one guy who welcomed five babies to the world when his wife delivers quintuplets on friday. this is michael and roxanne hoffman. they have four daughters and one son, babies are being taken care of at a n icu at a hospital in arizona and they say they are ready to start the next chapter of their lives. >> it will make fathers day memorable for the the rest of the the holidays. >> originally they told us there was twins, twice but by ultrasound and we went in for a third one and they were able to make that doctor's appointment because i don't know how to explain that to anyone. >> but, i saw five beats instead of two. >> babies range in weight from 3 pounds to 4 pounds. that is a really nice sigh good weig

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. >> we have incredible store you for about local teacher at saint albert's the great school in huntingtonshe received the ultimate gift from a friend and fellow educator. >> amazing feeling. i don't know how to put it into words. i feel like somebody's willing to risk their life and give me something to improve the quality of my life. >> these two ladies are amazing, i can tell you first hand, their friendship also truly inspirational. we'll have more on the kidney transplant story teaching students about the importance of giving, as well. >>> coming up on the sister station the "cw philly", we're continuing to follow the investigation into the crash that injured comedian tracy morgan over the weekends. >> also, we're continuing our coverage of new exhibit at the franklin institute, stephanie stahl will take you inside your brain, it is in a tv exclusive coming up on the "cw philly". hope you can join us. >>> we have all heard of all you can eat. how about all you can slide. may change the way we travel. >> continue local your local news weather and traffic will continue on the "cw philly

this is in the huntington park area of los angeles. fans could be seen rocking vehicles.mostly orderly well that's not that orderly. 2 arrest were made. for the most part the crowd was not too out of hand. but few people did get involved. >> no trouble in san jose. certainly a lot of whistling. flag waving. cheering. everybody excited. along with abc 7 news reporter david lieu lieui. >> fans gather at bars restaurants or any blaze a big screen. mexico need a inwith or tie against croasia to advance. maybe that's why nobody was stock up on world cup apparel at this shop near downtown. vendor had his fingers crossed for mexico beat croasia. >> if mexico win i hope i hope we will sell a lieutenant. >> we talked to the couple visiting from mexico c. who are bigger fans young women or men? tell luna said women. >> because we are passionate. not that many women play the game or am i wrong. >> no it's true. >>reporter: yet you love the sport. >> yes. >>reporter: her boyfriend could be in trouble. he said men are bigger fans. >> men my the game and tm women only see them get pass

huntington pike at susquehanna road.t montgomery county wells r, vehicle fire old york road at welsh, definately something to be minds full of there. speed censors, 19 on 95, 12 on the schuylkill, heavy delays if you are traveling, as well, on the even side of 76. between gulph mills and gladwynn. >> every day doak likes to play with a toy, even when it is not real a toy. >> a sock will do sometimes. but we have one inquisitive bulldog to show you, carlos the french bulldog cannot get enough of the door stopper. looks surprised when the stopper doesn't want to play back. come on. >> what's your problem, buddy? i'm playing with you. but carlos keeps on trying, mouse, too. just trying to figure it out. >> oh, possibly. >> i thought it work real well. >> we'll keep watching it. >> love it. coming up in just a couple every minute, we bring you more local news weather and traffic and perhaps more video of the cute little guy, carlos, coming up on our other sister station the "cw philly". we introduce you to the dad who made o

griffith and sarah carver processed disability claims at the social security regional office in huntingtonvirginia. how important are disability th a lot of people depend on them to... to survive. >> kroft: to see it first-hand, they suggested we come back right after the disability checks went out. and we did, to find crowds and traffic jams. >> griffith: you avoid the pharmacy, you avoid wal-mart. you avoid, you know, restaurants because it's just... >> sarah carver: any grocery stores. >> griffith: it's just extremely crowded. everybody's received their benefits. "let's go shopping." >> kroft: not everyone in the throngs we saw is on disability, but jennifer griffith and sarah carver say there's no question that a lot of them are and probably shouldn't be. >> carver: we have a lot of people who have exhausted their unemployment checks and have moved onto social security disability. >> kroft: this is, sort of, a bridge between unemployment and collecting social security. >> carver: generally, yes. >> kroft: are they disabled? >> carver: not always, no. >> griffith: more often than not, n

. >>> in huntington park, five people were arrest snd world cup celebrations. police on horseback and officers had to break up large crowds. lapd typically does have officers on alert for any sort of big event like this. >>> it is 5:37 right now, time to check the forecast with christina loren. looks like a beautiful morning. >> it is going to be really nice throughout. good morning to you, laura, scott, everybody at home. you know what we could deal with the triple digits, we could see air quality suffering, we are not going to see either of those things for quite some time. that's because we have an area of low pressure on the way to the bay area. it's keeping temperatures comfortable right now. mostly in the 50s. let me show you the different types across all the various mie crop climates in the bay area. san jose nice and clear, hazy, little bit of low cloud cover, but not much this morning. meanwhile we're just getting a spectacular sunrise at this the point in san francisco. so just a gorgeous way to start the day here. and we have a really nice finish fo

also with us today randy bateman, huntington fund's chief investment officer.d is beating its benchmark, the russell 2000. important for randy, he's got nearly $4 billion in management. ted by weisberg, to you first. what caused the turn around here? all the indexes were higher. >> well, yeah. could have been that interview with the fed fellow. i mean, any even hint of interest rates moving higher, liz, is going to have a negative impact on the market which is basically been on fed candy with, you know, accommodative fed candy for almost four years now. so anything that even smells of a change in direction is going to have a negative impact. perhaps some stuff in the middle east. but you had two strong groups today. you had the tech stocks kind of acting very well, and you had a lot of the housing stocks which probably reflect the positive housing numbers. so there were some bright spots, but the fact is i think folks are just looking for an excuse to take money off the table, and i guess today they got it. liz: you know, teddy, you're right. when i look at my

the west, american bank, bank of america merrill lynch, pnc lynch, pnc, deutsche bank suntrust huntingtonank regions but mitchell corporation and northern trust. we will have a question and answer session we ask you to have a question state your name and the name of your publications let me introduce the chair in chief chair to get things started. >> good morning i know when the meeting falls on an employment friday it can be tricky to get away from the desk summary appreciated that you are here. i think if you picked one word with that consensus view we are optimistic we will see solid grossi and into next year of course, gdp growth fell 1% that is in part so weather but also a global slowdown of activity half the first quarter that it minibuses violent inventory correction but the big news and bad news was confirmed to this morning that we are back on a much better track 217,000 jobs to day on average about 250,000 in the first two months of the corridor is confirmation to not only have a decent balance of activity be expect gdp growth will reach almost 4 percent but not quite in the se

in kensington we've got restrictions on mascher street near huntington street. 18 miles an hour.from allegheny to girard, 16 miles an hour right now on the schuylkill expressway westbound. we showed that you jam up a minute ago at city avenue. let's go ahead and look outside at 422. this is your eastbound traffic approaching trooper and you're a little heavy here from oaks to 23, not a terrible jam but you see it beginning. a quick look at visibility reports. fog isn't real that bad. philadelphia international airport eight miles. point 3-pointer poke. -- >> a lakes side luxury home in texas is about as close to on the water as you can get. it is now hanging off of a cliff along the lake whitney shore line. neighbors have been ordered to stay away from the property. soil and other debris has already fallen from the foundation. the residence built in 20007 had been valued at more than $700,000. >> reynolds high school in oregon will remain closed this morning. police are busy trying to piece together why one teen walked into school and shot another teen to death. the school commun

. >>> police from southern california will have a large presence in the huntington beach area.last monday night after mexico's win crowds of people carrying mexican flags poured into the streets of huntington beach to celebrate the victory. at one point the crowd got a little out of hand and a handful of rowdy fans were arrested for public intoxication. police are adding extra officers to work crowd control there tonight. >>> mexico is playing today in this elimination game it will be followed by costa rica versus greece. >>> there is a photo of danville forward chris getting on a bus. the players are traveling from sao paolo brazil to the site of the game tuesday. >>> last thursday's u.s. game against germany was one of the most watched live streamed sporting events ever. there are over 300 million tweets about the world cup. >>> the earthquakes played their first major league soccer game. there was a party atmosphere at stanford, they celebrated the 20th anniversary of the world cup in the united states with some of the matches being played at stanford. no world cup for lando

he was a medical doctor and also a photographer at the prestigious huntington library in california andot of modern equipment in the 1930s. i am really jealous because he could actually deface these letters on pieces of paper. if i walked into the library of congress and said can i borrow george washington's letter i want to put some chemicals cited the think they would give it to me? no. he was allowed to do that. john j.'s biographer was writing a biography and he had the papers and back then they didn't have been in archives, they would just in personal possessions so he let some have them so he could deface the paper like this, and find out what kind of secret in kit was and i will leave that to the book, you can find out what secret intent was. i can't tell you all my secrets. i want to concentrate on the spies the secret and was used for medical purposes so i went to germany and retraced these steps here to find out more about that. so now i am going to jump to the 20th century and world war i because this is when it all starts happening and i am right on schedule. this is a chemi