one or more gunmen opened fire on 17 year old murray as he approach his home on huntington. murray was hit once in the chest and later died at the hospital. between 15 and 20 shots were fired in all. police found a gun on murray's front steps. it is not clear to whom it belonged. vivian williams lives with her mother. >> i heard her close the door and i said mommy, get down, get down, get down by the time i came outside, i just saw the cop car flying up the street, you know, taking him away. ♪ >> reporter: uncle tells us murray was an aspiring rap artist with several videos posted to youtube. leonard kemp calls his nephew's death heartbreaking. >> just distraught right now. senseless killings need to stop. these sense lense killings need to stop. >> reporter: patricia freeman and her daughter would agree. both suggested life has lost all meaning for the neighborhood's young people. >> young people don't realize how much their loved and how much, um, you care about where you living and they den care. they den care. because if they cared they wouldn't do it. >>> security camer

. >> commuters say it's a dangerous situation here at the huntington metro station. last night killed here. what happened? >> a man is treated for injuries he suffered today after he was car in gaithersburg this morning. the unidentified man's injuries are said to be life-threatening. say he was struck while on foot at mountain laurel lane hill way. the cause of this accident, still under investigation. connector bus struck and killed a pedestrian. >> it happened late last night outside the huntington metro station. tonight, many people say they are not surprised that something this could happen there. >> horace holmes is live to is.ain why that horace? >> leon and alison, there's a a veryng on here in small area. over here, you have the park and ride. so you've got cars coming in and here, buses flipping around -- flip around and hit stops back here. all the while, passengers are coming in and out of the metro stop. riders say that all makes for a very combination. a very dangerous combination. a bus would kill somebody? >> but they were not totally surprised to hea

are not surprised happened at the huntington metro station late thursday night. the victim lived just a block away from the station. what do we know? >> we know she's a wife and a mother and she would have had a birthday today. in light of this tragedy folks tell us there should be changes, perhaps warning signs and better lighting. we're going to step out of the way and turn our tv lights off so you get an idea of how dark this intersection normally is. >> we spotted dozens of passengers walking in this entrance way to the huntington metro, a dimly lit entry for cars and buses even after a pedestrian was struck and killed here thursday night. >> what a shame. >> it happened around 11:00 a woman was hit and killed by a connector bus. she's identified as a 42-year-old, a wife and mother. her husband declined to speak to us about it but he was at the scene taking pictures trying to understand how it happened. the buses come downhill from the station headed to the intersection and for pedestrians there is a ramp and a set of stairs to the sidewalk which leads to a c

officers on patrol heard multiple gunshots coming from the 2400 block of huntington street. that is where they found a 17 year old shot once in the chest. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. detectives counted at least 19 bullet casings. they're now checking surveillance cameras in the area hoping to get a look at the shooter. >>> good morning, i'm erika von tiehl. >> i'm ukee washington, more fall out from the newly-released video we showed you yesterday of nfl start ray rice knocking his then fiancee unconscious inside atlantic city hotel elevator. >> suspended him back, and the baltimore ravens cut him from the team. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us at the cbs-3 sat center with more on this, jan? >> erika, ukee, heads coach of the ravens said he hadn't seen this video until just yesterday and that changed yesterday. now ray rice finds himself released from the ravens suspended indefinately from the nfl. this is the video from "tmz" sports, shows rice getting into a confrontation with then fiancee janaa palmer. the pair walk into elevator at revel hotel

it's so crowded down there at huntington beach, it could have easily hit somebody. >> the plane blewhortly after takeoff from long beach. everyone on board was okay. >>> this is a big one. a chinese company striking it rich on the new york stock exchange. it's more valuable than facebook. but many people have never heard of this company and the ipo today. we're talking about alibaba, a profitable chinese internet company often compared to amazon. it's a group of e-commerce businesses, individuals, making a public offering here. $93 apiece here, making the stock offering one of the world's largest. >>> coming up, we're back with a moment, a big honor bestowed to a courageous south bay marine. that's next. >>> he ran into a hail of bullets to save a mellow marine. today camp pendleton honored a san jose veteran for his courage under fire. petty officer jonathan kong was awarded the silver star, rushing to the side of another marine shot in the chest. kong fired back as he dragged the wounded soldier 50 feet and kept him safe until they were evacuated. the silver star is the nation's th

but the night before, well, the chalk circles drawn all over the corner of 24th and huntington mark she will casings from gunfire that rang out right in front of her home. >> pow, pow, pow and i -- >> reporter: ran inn glide yes, that's right. inside the house. >> reporter: little nervous i'm guessing. >> nervous? i scared to death. >> reporter: police say just after 10:00 monday night, one or more gunman opened fire on 17 year old murray as he walk to his home on huntington. he was struck once. died later that night at temple university hospital. police say between 15 and 20 shots were fired. a gun was discovered on murray's front steps. it is not clear to whom it belonged. ♪ >> reporter: uncle told us murray was an aspiring rap artist who meant why the stage name ynah had videos pos postedo youtube. >> he's going to california in about january to start more of his music, deeper into it. >> reporter: he had plans. >> he had plans. heartbreaking. >> they was standing there. doing what they do. doing what they dork you know, gathering information. >> reporter: free man lives with her dau

thanks to the huntington library for giving me the day off. the slogan -- don't give up the ship. the figure of uncle sam. the star spangled banner. the proliferation of symbols that emerged from the war of 1812 constitutes a paradox. though as this conference demonstrates, much recent scholarship on the causes, conduct and legacies of the war has produced fresh insights about the costs and gains of the war, even the combatants. at the time the treaty was signed, americans understood that peace gained them little in policy, international power or territory. on the one hand it seems contradictory that such a wealth of symbolism emerged out of such a feckless endeavor. on the other hand, the very futile nature of the war may have precisely accounted for its symbolic booty. the victory that temporary americans and many later historians claimed was a psychological one. as member of the peace delegation, it was observed, "the war has renewed and reinstated the national feelings and character which the revolution had given and which were a daily lessoning." he said the war made citizens

it happened late last night in the parking lot at the huntington metro station. investigators are trying to figure out how this happen. >>> all right. it is not an easy friday morning for all the redskins fans. what a tough game to watch. >> probably waking up cranky. skins got hammered. kirk cousins honeymoon appears to be over too. he threw four interceptions last night. coach jay grudened they have to just play better, plain and simple. >> play better in offense, defense, special teams. we were invisible offensively and defensively. >> and the road doesn't get any easier either. they play the seattle seahawks next month and take on 3-0 cardinals in arizona. >> it doesn't mean all the love is gone, right? >> that's right. >> your project information at risk and you may not even know it. the new method hackers are use to go target your car and your camera >> plus, it's cool out there so far. take a look at these temperatures. we will take you through the warmup coming hour by hour. your weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:11. a peaceful march in ferguson, missour

just now identifying the pedestrian hit and killed by a fairfax connector bus at the huntington metro station this morning. >> flashing lights filled the parking lot early this morning after a woman was fatally struck by a county connector bus. police tell abc seven news the woman, identified as 41-year-old lorraine a gehman as was -- giminez was struck. on the hall and speed were not factors in the crash. how that alcohol were notl and speed factors in the crash. >> i could see how it would happen. >> some people who walk in the area say at times buses pulling in and out of the lot may be going too fast. >> they go too quickly. just driving by. we have seen that before. , i feeleneral, walking like they are at least trying to make an effort to put in enough sidewalks for us. chargesis point, no have been filed against the bus driver. the investigation is ongoing. against ithe fight sil. british lawmakers are expected to vote to approve joining forces with the coalition. this comes just days after iraq's prime minister requested .elp airstrikes destroyed for tanks belonging to islamic

accident which left a pedestrian dead. 41-year-old lorena jimenez was fairfax connector bus at the huntingtonetro station in alexandria last night. speeds no indication that or alcohol were factors in the accident. we'll bring you new information as it is available. and some developing news out of chicago tonight, where a massive number of flight delays and cancellations is still unraveling. the cancellations were prompted by a fire at an air traffic control center. o'hare international airport in chicago was shut down for five hours. faa contractay an employee deliberately set the fire early this morning. that employee was found at the with self-inflicted knife wounds and burns. an american doctor who contracted ebola while working in liberia says he's grateful specialized care that allowed him to recover. dr. rick discussed his case in today. he was successfully treated in an isolation unit at a nebraska hospital. got an experimental drug as fromas blood transfusions a colleague who had ebola and recovered. >> i'm very tired. processn told that this of getting well is going to be two or thr

the little dog is coming back to huntington.next day or so thanks to that micro chip company pet link gives gidget and her pennsylvania familiar until disney ending that is so good. i mean, it's so key getting your animals micro chipped. it's completely key. >>> look how helpful it was. >> debbie i was talking to her on the phone i tracked her down and she's getting calls from the netter land, london, new york. the list goes on. if you see an animal that is stray, don't just take it. bring it to your shelter that's nearest to that animal. >>> exactly. good advice. >> chief meteorologist scott williams is tracking a chilly night ahead. >> that's right. temperatures iain and lucy will be dropping right now 65 degre 65 degrees. but depending on your locate especially north and west, you could be waking up to numbers in the upper 30s and low and mid 40s but take look at the coldest air still in can in a dan the coldest for the lower 48. it's going to be moving into the northern sections of new engla england. that's where frost and f

we've now come to huntington beach. we're at the huntington beach harbor and what are we looking at now, mike? >> well, huell, we're looking at one of 13 grow-out facilities that we have here in southern california. we bring the fish again from the hatchery at that three-inch size, deliver them to these grow-out pens that are run by these volunteers like bob here and-- >> grow-out. >> yes. grow-out. so they actually spend months here. not just weeks but months where they'll get to about 10 inches in size. that's what their size roughly that we're releasing them at so-- >> and then you're gonna release them. >> release them. yes. >> bob, what's going on? what's your name, sir? >> bob hetzler. >> okay. tell us what's going on here. this looks very exciting. you're fishing out a lot of white sea bass. >> well, that's right. we're ready to release them, but when we release them we have to count how many we're gonna release. >> so you gotta count every fish that's in there. how many you got in there the last count? >> about

officers in the 22nd district heard a barrage of bullets, gunfire led them to the 2400 block of huntington where they encountered a 17 year-old who had just run inside his home moments before he had been hit in the chest by a bullet. victim was taken to the hospital and in extremely critical condition but later died. detectives discovered 19 shell casings at that scene, they say eight of them were fired at point blank range from a semiautomatic weapon. several witnesses were in the area at the time and they are cooperating with police but police are hoping something else to help them solve this crime. >> fortunately we did find some private surveillance cameras in the neighborhood that are facing in the direction where the shooting took place. >> reporter: now detectives did recover a weapon at the front door of the victim's home but right now they don't know if that was the weapon used in the crime. there is no motive at this time and there is a very vague description of that shooter. all police have to go off office a man wearing dark colored clothe ago this left the area on the foot, ch

officers in the 22nd district heard a barrage of bullets, gunfire led them to the 2400 block of huntington. that is where they found that 17 year-old gunshot victim who had been hit once in his chest before escaping inside his home. victim was taken to the hospital in extremely critical will condition but later died. detective discover 19 shell casing at that scene and they were fired at point blank range from the gun, and, they were fired at the victim's home but they don't necessity if that was the weapon used, in that, and, witnesses are being held and just as important to this investigation that surveillance video, police say that cameras were pointed in the direction of the crime and, that shooter. police only know, a man who was, wearing bright colored clothe hog was seen leaving the scene, on foot, dawn and chris. >>> thanks, lauren. >>> a three two-year old woman was hospitalized in critical condition after she was shot by her home in the queen village section of shore home. it happened on the 900 block of south fifth street, police say she was hit once in the mouth and arm and inv

it was found by a woman walking yesterday on huntington beach.he says it fell from the sky at about the same time jet blue's smoke-filled airplane made its emergency landing in nearby long beach. >> it was really -- amazing that it didn't hit me or anybody else. a month ago? it's so crowded down there at huntington beach, it could easily hit somebody. >> the plane blew an engine shortly after takeoff from long beach. besides rattled nerves, everyone on board was okay. >>> the obama administration launched a new public awareness campaign. the goal, to fight sexual assault on college campuses. >> it's on us to stop sexual assault. >> celebrities like jon hamm, kerry washington lent star power to its "it's on us" campaign. the ncaa, a variety of businesses, and student leaders at 200 colleges including uc berkeley and stanford have signed on as well. the president says he wants those partnerships to grow to include everyone on and off campus. >> and it's on fraternities and sororities and on the editor of the school paper and the drum major in the b

gunfire led them to the 2400 block of huntington.hat is where they have encountered a 17 year-old had had just run inside his home. the moments were he had been hit in the chest by a bullet. the victim was taken to the hospital in extremely critical condition but later died. detectives discovered 19 shell casings at that scene. they say eight of them were fired at point blank range from the semiautomatic hand gun. several witnesses were in the area at the time but police are hoping something else can help them solve this crime. >> fortunately we did find some private surveillance cameras in the neighborhood that are facing in the direction where the shooting took place. >> detectives did recover a weapon at the front door of that victim's home. right now they don't know if that was the the weapon used in this crime. there is no motive at this time and very vague description of that suspect. police only know he was wearing dark colored clothing and left on foot from the scene of the crime, chris and dawn. >> lauren johnson, thank you.

this is also a new accident huntington valley and huntington pike and still following an accident onhe boulevard southbound and that accident is still out there in the outer drive. vai? >> jillian, thank you. >>> let's get an update on burlington county. right now police are searching for evidence involving an off-duty police officer. matt delucia was first on the scene and give us an daupdate o what is going on. >> investigators have been out here trying to recover some of the shell casings. i'll get out of the way here in edgewater park. seen investigators going from both sides of the street out here. in fact, people are coming out of their homes just waking up and finding out what's going on. that off-duty officer shot one man twice in the back. that man is in cooper hospital right now. we're still waiting word on the circumstances of this shooting. as soon as we get new information, we'll pass that along. for now live in edgewater park, matt delucia. >> shoppers in our area are learning about another data breach. big names like target, home'>!q depot and u.p.s. have fallen victim

also, accident montgomery county huntington pike at red lion, no delays for masses transit. ukee?> thank you, lawyer for tracey morning and says it is cents appauling that wal-mart is blaming the comedian for the crash that seriously injured him, and killed one every his friends on the jersey turnpike. this was the scene in june, after wal-mart trucks slammed into a van caring morgan on his way home, from a show in dover, delaware. now, wal-mart says morgan's injuries were caused by him not wearing a seatbelt. he spent several weeks in the hospital with leg and -- rib and leg injuries. did he not sleep for more that 24 hours before that crash, the wal-mart driver. >> isis militants in iraq and syria, but as cbs news correspondent susan macinnis tells us, that group now adjusting its strategy. >> reporter: as the us-led bombing campaign against islamic state militants continues, air force officials say the group is adjusting its strategy. >> they're now dispersing themselves to allow themselves >> hitting isis headquarters and logistics hub, says the country welcomes the operation.

huntington pike at red lion road a report of the accident there and south philadelphia broad street athunk there is an accident that you may have to get around. in plymouth meeting, the pennsylvania turnpike northeast extension, southbound approaching the turnpike, there is a disabled vehicle. finally i-95 northbound there at commodore barry bridge an accident there has the left lane blocked and very slow get in that area, kerry. >>> thank you for that advice and heads up. breaking news this morning police are on the scene of the shooting in burlington county. >> let's send it out to fox 29's jennifer joyce in edge water a park with the very latest good morning. >> good morning, chris. police confirmed a had shots were fired in the in middle of the street and that a man was hit in the back several times. we're standing on the 100 block of stevenson avenue in edge water park. shooting happened shortly after 3:00 a.m. victim was transported to coupe are university hospital. police have mark the evidence, they are taking pictures and appear to be interested in an suv sitting within the cr

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man from-old huntington, pennsylvania, did not survive. a baltimore county man was pulled from the water, and later died. the limits this new surrounding the crisis in ukraine. ukrainian president petro poroshenko is in washington to meet with president obama and speak with congress. petro poroshenko came to bc for more u.s. -- d.c. looking for more u.s. assistant. the united states has provided aid to the military, the president obama has resisted requests to supply weapons. we are following several new developments in the fight l.ainst isi police in australia say they foiled a plot to carry out beheadings by supporters of the group. abc's karen travers has the latest. >> it is the largest counterterrorism raid ever in los angeles -- australia. massive sweeps through sydney, at least 15 people detained. >> this is not just suspicion. this is intent. >> authorities intercepted phone calls indicating that isil supporters would carry out public beheadings. an australian has emerged as a , and otherer in isil australians have been seen in rec

hunting ton valley another crash, huntington pike. taking out the right lane, there as well, mass transit a great alternate this morning, no problems on septa, new jersey transit or dart. ukee being back over to you. >>> thank you, jess. happening right now, another rally outside a philadelphia school to protest governor corbett's education cuts. this is a live look at demonstrators outside central high school on west olney avenue. they say the governor's cuts are partially to blame for the school budget crisis. protesters say they'll be out in front of different philadelphia school every day this week. >>> police on the main line are increasing their patrols after thieves broke into several homes with the homeowners sleeping inside. it happened between midnight and 5:00 a.m. monday morning in the sane david section the radnor township. investigators believe the burglars targeted homes along the paoli thorndale line. checking for unlock windows or doors if a window was open, they could cut or pop the screen out, enter the residence, w

also, upper merion, valley forge park road at huntington road.owing this overturned vehicle. still there, causing to have to avoid the whole area. so stay out that far area, and use your alternates, either falling road or 422, finally on the new jersey turnpike past 195, that overturned dump truck, still has the left lane block. >> i need some help down here. >> she needs a heart monitor. >> hello, i can hear you. >> i know, babe. >> i does it hurt? >> it does hurt. >> not the way you think will. >> won't be me any more. >> your body is you, your soul is you, they can never cut into your soul. >> this series on fox is based on true story happening around in hospitals, called red bands society. we talked a lot about this week. it follows group of kids, you know, mostly teenagers in a children's hospital like chop or st. christopher areas, so reality for many children. but next guest doing what she can to help. and she with an organization doing it, called, kacie cares. and so weaver inch ritter here, hello. >> thank you for coming, in thanks for t

dew point and the actual temperature you have potential for fog. 64 degrees in leesburg, 64 in huntingtonannapolis, 68 degrees. fredericksburg, 65 degrees. not much oe radar right now, we have showers off to the east, towards the eastern shore, out towards salisbury, extreme southern st. mary's county, but the rest of us are on the dry side. we saw some rain today into northern virginia and into southern maryland. those are the places, i think have the best chance to see some rain -- or rather some fog. the clouds continue to move out, that's the higher level clouds. i think by tomorrow afternoon, this is the air we'll get into. it's drier and we'll see some sunshine during the day tomorrow. future weather wise, we start tomorrow 8:00 a.m. and notice what's going on, the cloud cover east of the blue ridge. that's not cloud. that's going to be fog. could be dense fog early tomorrow morning, around 10, 11:00, i expect it to break up. in the afternoon, a few showers, mostly back towards the blue ridge where we did see some sunshine early, where we had fog, not too worried about the showers,

she was out for a ride when the three-foot chunk of metal landed just a few feed away from her at huntingtonte beach. she took it home and then handed it over to the faa. she thinks it might have come from a jetblue flight that made an emergency landing nearby by at long beach. >> i saw this where i was and right in the sand like that's it. that fell out of the sky. literally fell out of the sky. >> so far, jetblue isn't commenting. >>> pizza joint is taking on a whole new meaning tonight. one pizza business in downtown los angeles is selling pizza pies laced with marijuana. they cost $10 each and customers can cook them right there in the restaurant. the owner says worth of mouth buzz has increased production from a few hundred a week to about 3,000. >> cutting out the middleman of having to order a pizza after you are done smoking. [ laughter ] >> some critics say the pizzas have too much thc for medical marijuana patients, which is the intended consumer. the company plans to expand into northern california very soon. >> of course they will. >>> well, after the break, a walk to remember. >

that is a slowed down area in huntington valley centersville road at huntington pike 232 an accident area finally, and, martin road, we have an accident there, as well. >> mike? >> thanks sue. it is on just about every paper out there right now, the ray rice story. daily news, banishing act because he was banish yesterday afternoon. we've got booted, booted, new york post. bam, u.s.a. today, national paper right there. sacked. for how long. so, lets get into this. you know the story by now that casino elevator revel in atlantic city. tmz is reporting that the nfl never contacted the casino to request the video from inside the elevator. >> chris murphy is following this story this morning what does it say about the nfl right now. >> big question about what the nfl knew and what they knew. tmz has been in contact with sources connected with the revel casino where this attack happened in february and they say in one from the nfl ever asked from that video for inside the elevator. now roger goodell is being pressed on what he knew and when. newly released video shows rice knocking out hi

the seven year-old jack russell terrier, went missing april between the second from her home in huntington valley. somehow she made her way 3,000 miles to the portland suburb of oregon where a good samaritan brought gidget to an animal shelter. gidget had has a micro chip so they were able to track down her owner. the terrier is in good shape. she has regained some of the 5-pound she lost during her cross country journey. gidget's owner does not have the money to fly out to get the wayward dogs but under are underway to arrange transportation back for gidget. >>> drexel university has received the largest gift in its history and the beneficiary is the university's law school. renowned trial lawyer tom kline of the law firm kline and spector, announced that he is giving the university 50 million-dollar specifically to the law school. drexel has renamed its law school after kline. >> we have a great heritage and we have a great institution and we have already a great law school to build on. >> kline's gift includes the beneficial savings fun building, that will be home to the law school's in

officers on routine patrol heard gunshots coming from the 2400 block of huntington street. now, police say, they found a 17 jerold with a gunshot wounds to the chest at the scene. he was later pronounced dead at the hospital. so far no arrests have been made. >>> a story that has people talking this morning. a violent confrontation inside an atlantic city hotel elevator between nfl player, ray rice, then fiancee, all caught on tape. now, the release of that new video delivers some serious consequences for the running back. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us in the cbs-3 sat center with the latest information, january? >> good morning, erika. ray rice now finds himself released from the ravens, and suspended indefinately, from the nfl. all consequences from an incident caught on camera back in february, but this newly-released video is now revealing more insight on exactly what happened inside that elevator, in atlantic city. >> it is video that's hard to watch. nfl star ray rice striking his then fiancee in the face knocking her out inside elevator at revel in

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stick with 263 york road or 232 huntington pike as alternates.lem county still patching that sinkhole from the overnight and blocking 45 just north of 49 in the process. fifth street a possible alternate around that. time for the commuter report where things look good for the most part on the northeast extension. have a couple northbound work zones remaining but none of our friends using the waze app are complaining, at least not yet. tam. >> okay, thank you, matt. >>> new this morning, the fbi has arrested a man in upstate new york for aiding isis terror group. mufid elfgeeh bought guns silenter and ammo from an informant. >>> the weapons were part of a planned attack on both u.s. soldiers and muslim. he will gee was born in yemen but is an american citizen. >>> a top military leader opened the door for the use of ground troops to combat isis. dempsey said military advisors will help iraqs with plansying and logistics but that may not be enough. >> if there are threats to the united states i would go back to the president and make a recommendati

not like your mother has huntington's and you don't have that jean.t is not that kind of simple genetic transmission at all. we are talking probability and in this case in the most simple way, not even go near it at all, and pace yourself, there are all kinds of strategies of person can use so that if they do feel things are getting out of control they can pull back and i must tell you most people pullback, clinicians' tends to see people who have trouble. there's something called the clinician's illusion which is a problem i have engaged in as well where we extrapolate too vigorously from the people we see in the clinic to people in the general universe. we saw this after 9/11. it was an assumption that new york city would be traumatized. the amount of money that went into mental health services was astounding and well-meaning and it turned out that if you were in the tower you could have had a severe psychiatric reaction. if you knew someone who died you were vulnerable but the vast majority of people were upset as hell but not pathological at all.

rockville at 68, gaithersburg, 66, huntington, 70 degrees.ly and breezy and cloudy as well. here's your planner for tomorrow. 7:00 a.m. still dealing with showers and temperature, 60 degrees. we're mainly cr lly dry. noon, mid-60s, only a high temperature of 69 degrees. not only that, you're noticing the winds throughout the entire day tomorrow. feeling very fall-like tomorrow and gloomy skies for the most part. looking good and friday looking better. partly sunny skies, high temperature, 78 degrees. weekend looking spectacular. high temperatures saturday and sunday in the low 80s. a nice fall weekend, the first full weekend of fall and feeling a little more like summer and updating everybody on the timing of the rain for this evening. >> thanks. if you'd like to stay ahead of the forecast, download nbc apps in the app store or google play. >>> for the second time this month, thieves have hit this retail store in northwest washington. two men walked into the hudson trail outfitter store on wisconsin monday afternoon, grabbed an arm full of cl

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gidget made it to huntington valley to hillsborough, oregon. she responded to a animal shelter.was discovered that she had a microchip. pet link flipped the bill for gidget's flight home. >>> i wish that gidget could talk. we would know. >>> i had a go-pro camera. >>> we could see her journey. >>> it's a nice fall night. >>> it is. we are having heavy rain push in mid-week. all is quiet this evening. the stars are shining. the temperatures are on the cooler side. not as cool as last night. 50 in quakertown. and 52 tannersville at 56. to the south and east vineland down to 50. ewing 56. and a little warmer along the shore. the ocean of 70 influencing the air temperature that is 10 degrees warmer than 5 miles inland. there are the stars that are shine can bright. the clouds increasing to the south. as the clouds are pushing to the north they are encountering dry air. the clouds are falling apart at this point. they will win the battle. as the clouds thicken, winds come into the evening at 73 degrees. it counteracts with the low sending wind out the easterly direction. thursday is

fairfax county police tell us it happen late last night in the parking lot of the huntington stop. the circumstan >>> new developments overnight in ferguson, missouri. four people have been arrested after what started out as a peaceful march. protesters took to the streets to call for justice in the michael brown shooting. the police chief also took part in the march. that seemed to anger some people. an hour into the event the folks began fighting with police. no businesses were vandalized. it came after the police chief released a video publicly apologizing to the michael brown's family. the chief said he was sorry for leaving his body lying in the street after he was killed. he apologized to the people of ferguson and to demonstrators shot at with tear gas. when it comes to race relations, jackson said the city has a lot of work to do making african-americans feel include. it comes a month after the unarmed teen was shot and killed by a police officer. >>> the project on the national mall, this is the second phase of that major restoration. it's a grass area. and news 4 megan mc

we are dealing with a new accident in huntington valley.e is reports of an accident. we have in details beyond that. no stack ups around there just yet but it did just come n morrisville bucks county tailorsville road at mapel veil drive, reports of an accident. finally on the ac expressway westbound between farly service plaza and route 73, exit there is construction that will have the right lane blocked until about 11:00 a.m. this morning. that is updating your traffic authority and now here's alex and mike. >> we're so excited about this new calendar. >> this is so hot. >> yes. >> lots of cool things. i'm exited to see my first hockey game. >> swag, so to speak. >> so all right, cheerleaders, get around me here. thank you for signing my calendar. >> this is mine. >> okay. let's do it. which one is this. >> is that you. >> yes. >> you got the cover. >> i did and i'm a rookie so i'm really excited. >> is this okay with all have of you. >> how do you get on. >> you go out there and do your best which we have 39 girls on the squad and calend

serious accidents, that involves several pedestrians, along by berry road and along eldon road at huntingtonike and a crash blocking the ramp, use lower morrisville road as alternates, back outside at montgomery township, a spill as you can see sand on the roadway and police still on the scene along the 202 parkway and horsham road and another wreck with a spill, fire and police are helping you around it at king road with typical slow speeds at southbound 202. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. >> thank you. >> meteorologist, denturthan real teeth.erent they're about ten times softer and have surface pores where bacteria can multiply. polident kills 99.99% of odor-causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture everyday. >>> all right to the accuweather forecast. >> the summer soup is back but only on the menu for one day. as we take a look at the action cam in fairmount park. a quiet serene scene, all the leaves still green on the trees, a few weeks from now we'll see the colors popping. as we look at the accuweather lineup, a powerful system moving

. >>> sky force 10 over a fire at 27th and huntington street in the strawberry mansion section of philadelphia this morning. it's a school which is vacant. the fire is under control. >>> grief counselors on hand today at a school in south philadelphia after a teacher was found dead inside a hotel. the woman who has not been identified was found in a bathroom. police say she had multiple stab pounds wounds to her arms and body. her death being investigated as a suicide. she taught sixth grade students. >>> nearly half a dozen children in delaware are in intensive care with what could be a virus. it starts out like a common cold is sweeping across the country causing many parents to panic. six states have seen confirmed cases. kentucky, illinois, missouri, ohio, kansas and colorado. >> reporter: the children hospitalized here in delaware range in age from under a year to 14 years old. ten of them are hospitalized here in new castle county. nearly half of them are in intensive care. their labs have been sent to the centers for disease control and prevention which is the agency testing for the vir

there's a whole lot going on here at this huntington metro station. we've got park and ride. we've got cars coming over from and parking, buses like this one, people coming out of the metro station. was a county connector bus like this one that struck and last night.ez let's talk about and let you see pictures from the scene, from 11:00 last night, when this accident occurred. the people we've talked with say it's pretty dark out here, but they were surprised about this accident. let's hear from some of the commuters that we talked to today. >> i mean, that's gotta be -- i like i said,at -- i've never seen anything like that before. >> hearing this gives you chills. >> it gives me the chills, yeah. >> so like i said, there's a lot going on here within a small space. lot of people who are walking through, even at the 11:00 hour at night, along with the buses and the metro here behind me. coming up at 5:00, we'll hear we'llrom commuters and tell you a little bit more about jimenez. reporting live, abc 7 news. >> horace, thank you very much. meanwhile, fire forced a family in no

thanks to the huntington library for giving me the day off. the star-spangled banner, the proliferation of symbol that is emerged from the war of 1812 constitutes a paradox. those as this conference demonstrates, much recent scholarship on the causes, conduct and legacies of the war about the costs and gains of the war, americans undertoo -- international power or territory. >>> it may have precisely accounted for its symbolic booty. the victory that contemporary americans and many later historians claim was a psychological one. the war has renewed and rye instated the national feelings and character which will a daily lessening. so pressured both sides may explain the national energy that took into account a fairly minute dade battle and set it to the tune of an old drinking song and made it a national anthem. some of the most potent images to emerge from the war of 1812 are those of dolly madison, faison down the enemy, saving the gilbert tour portrayed. what i'm arguing to you today seized upon these images, endowing them with a hef there -

, for example, you will be holding a hearing next week and lieutenant mitchell o'brien with the huntington, california police department said friday that these are the the tools that law enforcement unif notally needs to meet the threats in this day and age. you've been a critic of the militarized images we saw out of ferguson. what's your response to police who say they need these kinds of weapons, they need these kinds of armored vehicles some. >> we have three separate programs and they haven't had enough oversight and that's what this is about. it's about looking at the department of defense programs, the department of homeland security programs and how much are we buying and how is it being utilized and how effectively is it being utili d utilized? what kind of training? and after what i saw in ferguson, and by the way, i saw both. i saw an overmilitarized response against peaceful protesters. i also saw the use of a wrapped vehicle to bring law enforcement officers to safety when they were being challenged in a very dangerous situation. so this is going to be a really not going in wi

the event gets started at noon at huntington valley country club.is part of the nationwide series and top five finishers earn a chance to earn an invitation to the national finals in pebble beach. i will not be one of them. i will not finish in the top five, believe me. we have posted more on my fox philly.com under seen on tv. >> you are playing. >> i'm playing. >> that is good. >>> 4:50. whacky wet's cross the the nation, we have snow in colorado and mount rush hour, massive downpours meanwhile in tennessee, rain so heavy, back in memphis that it caused a mall roof to collapse. whole mall had to be evacuated as engineers scoured the structure. luckily no one was injury. that area saw flash flooding and damaged yesterday with several people needing to be rescued from their homes and their stranded cars. 4:51. sue is joining with us weather. is that what was supposed to move through here. >> it was part of that system, southern part but we didn't get all that rain thankfully. we didn't even get thunderstorms we thought might happen. we escape that.