i can go up to ina and tell her i'm having problems with this and this and be totally comfortable about it and then there are some teachers in the school who i never in a million years you know tell them about my problems, so its really nice having that relationship with her. she is actually one of the reasons im thinking about becoming a teacher. >> reporter: lorrene chiklak was also mentored by bouker in dillingham. she graduated from high-school last year and is studying elementary education at the university of alaska-anchorage. now a sophomore, chiklak says there were times in high school that she struggled academically and calls bouker a hero for getting her to graduation and where she is today. she now wants to become a teacher for one simple reason. >> when you see a child struggling to understand something and to really teach them to understand it and then they finally get it the look on the face is priceless like whoa i finally understand something that i did not understand before. >> reporter: on a larger scale, the problems around boosting academic performance and graduation

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ferguson missouri law enforcement is dealing with another serious allegation in its o a corrections ina pregnant woma city the woman claims ofces hayden forced her to have sex with him last year after she was arrested for giving police a false name during a traffic stop. hayden has been fired from his job but plans to plead not guilty to the charge. the victim is suing ferguson police. claim the department has engaged in a pattern of violence against citizens. the city is awaiting a grand jury's decision on whether ferguson police officer darren wilson should be charged in the shooting death of unarmed teenager, michael brown. >>the parents of a high school student whose death remains a mystery in georgia are pleading today for help in solving the case. 17-year-old kendrick johnson was found rolled up in a gym mat at his school nearly two years ago. police said johnson's death was an accident. the johnsons say they just learned the school's wrestling team did not leave campus for a tournament the afternoon their son disappeared. as previously t they st raises the possibility someone may

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lancaster upper 30s. 39 dover along the coast ina aisle city 43. off to a better start with the southwesterly wind. warmer in the city than same time yesterday. 17 warmer in millville than 24 hours ago and 15 warmer in the poconos. so that trend is going to continue. here's satellite 6 and action radar few more clouds moving on in thanks to the weak disturbance off to the north. and it is allowing for a little precipitation moving across areas in south jersey. this lifts on off north for the rest of tonight and we stay mostly dry. weather maker we're tracking moves in sunday night and coming from southeast to northwest direction. as we close out the weekend tomorrow. nice and mild, high temperature of 56. will be a few more clouds moving in through the day. tracking area fresh ear south and working its way north and east. sometime around 10, 11:00 as we get to sunday night. big changes on the way with that. well fast forward to sunday. because tomorrow is a very special day following runners participating half or full marathon. partly sunny, few cl

temperatures outside this evening upper 40s, lower 50s. 51 in philadelphia, 48 allentown, 43 poconos and 51 ina aisle city and dover coming in at 46. changes however are coming as early as tonight. satellite 6 and action radar showing you mostly cloudy for philadelphia and moisture we're tracking coming in from the southern states. so moisture will over spread the delaware and lehigh valleys from a southwest to northeast direction. we'll talk about what we can expect as we get into the rest of tonight and first half of monday as well. rain arriving in philadelphia between 8 and 10:00 tonight heaviest of which is during the overnight hours. showers likely early tomorrow morning. after that we're tracking record warmth as we get into monday afternoon with sweet 70s on the way here in the city. so we talked about the rain that is on the way as we get into tonight. as we fast forward and look at stormtracker 6 live double scan radar 3d we're having midweek energy we're tracking over the british columbia region. this is more than likely going to phase with energy to the south and become a coastal co

all right folks, ina a november to remember. two states that won't get hit from the arctic blast. expect those cold temperatures. this is your only local ♪ i thought it'd be bigger. ♪ ♪ (dad) there's nothing i can't reach in my subaru. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru,a subaru. just getting home, here's a check of the top national stories. two window washers are back on firm ground tonight after they were left dangling on the side of one world trade center. the cable malfunctioned. after about 90 minutes, new york city firefighters were able to break open a window pane and pull them in safely. the window washers suffered mild hyperthermia. >> the leaders of china reached a landmark agreement aimed at saving off global warming. president obama says under this new deal, the united states and china will move more quickly to cut greenhouse gas emissions. >> it shows what is possible when we work together on an urgent global challenge. >> but, back on capitol hill, republican leaders say the deal fails to force china to make any serious sacrif

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just 19 degrees. 8 allentown and lehigh valley along the coast ina sea isle city coming in at 34.way tonightch the chill was stick around, dropping down to 31 in philadelphia and 0s in the suburbs north and wets of town with fairly light winds and not making for much wind chill tonight. fast forward to surngsd future tracker 6 showing we are being traing moisture off to the south and west. and this moisture will work its way to the north and east as we get into really overnight sunday and into monday so. this is more of a concern after midnight. but we'll time things out and talk about what we can expect. and that coldest settling in and we're expecting lots of clouds the second half of the weekend and moisture primarily in the form of rain arrives late sunday and into monday. all of those details coming up with the full and exclusive accuweather forecast, walter. >> thank you, melissa. stay on top of frigid forecast with 6abc.com. visit 6abc.com/weather for stormtracker 6 radar. both the hourly and 7 day forecast. the latest videos from the "action news" meteorologist and our col

ina person said it is true 1932i was a member of the communist party, but after a while, i realize the party was ridiculous and i got out after they signed a pact with nazi germany in 1939, and i have been anti-communist ever since. in other words, if they offered a reasonable expiration of their behavior, they were much less lightly to be called out in public. mccarthy wanted people who were either going to humble themselves in front of him or look awful but -- stonewalling and taking the fifth amendment. we know now that, because of the intercepts, that there were communist spies in the government in the 1940's. we also know that presently know when that mccarthy paid attention to was involved in spying. they weren't ino on venona. the house un-american's activity had a much better track record in terms of investigating than did mccarthy. mccarthy floundered around. cohn hasd of 1930, roy started an investigation of fort monmouth, the army single corps in new jersey. he convince mccarthy they had found a link because julius rosenberg had once work there. he was sure there was a rosen

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take it easy, don't be is in ina hurry.torm tracker 6 live double scan shows an area of low pressure developing off the coast. what we're seeing is waves of energy, if you will producing the heavier bands moving east to west across the viewing area. we'll zoom into parts of the area now. we're down into new castle county, delaware. you can see newark, wilmington, middletown reporting moderate to heavy rain at this point. another cell is working inland from the shore, oceanville, lower bank hammonton reporting moderate rain at this point. we have a flood advisory up for southern ocean and eastern atlantic county for another a couple of minutes because of the heavier rain that fell earlier. >> reporter: here's a look at eva's nieces in columbia, south carolina look at this. they have a couple of inches of snow on the grounds. it's the same system that's producing heavy rains here producing snow in the south. it's chilly here, but down right cold across the carolinas and southern portions of appalachians. millville, 45, trento

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and it feels like 26 ina aisle city. >> at light 6 and action radar showing this is the big weather makeessure over virginia. this high pressure moves east. you may notice also that finally lake effect snow machine has been shut off. and in western new york. but not before dumping trenl dus amount of snow. new york reporting 88" of snow this week. now this is equal to 6" of rain. the reason i'm pointing that sought next week with big warm-up on the way, it looks like western new york will be dealing with widespread flooding. back at home tonight, clear and calm. record lows in allentown and reading and lows back down to 13. 23 for saturday after a cold morning the afternoon will be chilly. not quite as harsh as today. sunny and high clouds in the afternoon. allentown 40. philadelphia 44. millville 45. and in cape may 45 degrees. and then this is, of course, marathon weekend. rothman 8 k i'll run that tomorrow morning 7:30, cold, 28. for marathon and half marathon looking good, 38 at 7:00, by noon, 5 2. great weather for runers. if you're volunteering if you're spectator if you want to bu

. >> a lot of people put ina lot of hours for the te.ith the celebration windg down, all of the fans are starting thead home. b.a.r.t reports ridership down 20% from 2012. >> there's a big problem on cal train tonht. they just tweeted this message -- there is no practical way to handle the number of people coming out of san francisco right now. >> a problem. we have live break tonight at the th street -- like breaking news tonight at the 4thtreet station. >> reporter: there's a major backup of people waiting to hop aboard cal train. right as you see, this muni bus passing by reveal the cal train station. you can see peopleutside the station right now. that still has to loop all the way in front of the builng. to the other side, then snakes around three or four times. that's not t long part of the line. was talking to people around re who were telling me that they are in an hournd a half wait time right here midway. that's because the end of the line is all the w down to 7th street. i don't know if you can see in the distance, there's a l

figure ina revered his home neighborhood. stephen is there tonight. >> while a mural pays tribute to marion barry, across the district today people are mourning and thinking the former mayor for a job and a chance at a better life. coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00 we will have those compelling stories for you. >> the search is on for a new secretary of defense after the sudden resignation of chuck hagel after less than two years on the job. our political reporters have more on the reasons and what comes next. >> it depends on who you ask for the reasons. the white house will tell you that this is a mutual decision and that the president was happy with his accomplishments. republicans, though, was say that he was pressured to step down. terriblynever been a comfortable picture, mind you. he lasted less than two years in the position and insiders claim that he was never really allowed to break into the inner circle of the white house and that when the situation changed in iraq, so did the dynamic of the relationship. hagel was r

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back to you. [ ina . >>> i'll break you in half like a boy.gressman michael grimm. the staten island republican threatened to throw him off the balcony after questioning him on a federal investigation. a few months later, grimm was indieted on 20 federal charges. facing a possible prison sentence, you think grksz rimm would be facing a tough bid for re-election. but, today, he found himself among this list, aeight candidates we can't believe might actually win. not only is it looking like greg will be re-elected, it is looking like he might be elected with a wide margin. if he comes in at 20, he can go with solid points for every indictment tomorrow. he found hymn else in the daily performance which included bribing fourn policy credentials. i've been to israel, i've been to italy, i've been to many, many countries across the world. responses like that may have prompted to openly route for michael to win re-election and then go to prison. shoumd should he be convicted, he's paving for a design against two candidates, all the better. vrj >>> th

. >> lore ina lives with that fea.three, she and her husband clean homes and nightclub bar nightclub bathrooms to support their children. the youngest, louise, was born in the united states but lorena could be deported at any time. children brought to the u.s. by their parents have a two-year reprieve by removal. she wants obama's order to do the same for her parents. >> i fear that at any point in time immigration can come knock on my door and take my parents with them and leave us here destroying my family. >> reporter: she also wants a path to citizenship. she's an "a" student and wants to join the national guard. >> i want to help the country that i was raised in but, i mean, it's something that i couldn't do. >> this is what i weak up to. >> reporter: but 25-year-old jose doesn't face those obstacles. he was born in the u.s. after his parents, seeking fertility treatment across the border, entered illegally. >> the people who don't have papers and don't have it. >> reporter: jose's father has spent nearly 30 years

earlier tonight we get reports of some mixed precipitation ina long the 95 corridor before you found a quick changeover to rain. and as the moisture cop continues to work the way southwest to northeast direction in our area, it looks like these temperatures will start to moderate for the start of the workweek. it's 42 in philadelphia. above freezing in trenton. dealing with chilly rain there. 38. along the coast in sea isle city 46, dover 43 and wilmington lower 40s. here's satellite 6 and action radar showers around now. this will lift off to the norm and east. there's more moisture off to the south and west. in fact we're tracking a piece of that same storm system that triggered snow down across the loan star state in texas. we're not tapping into the snowfall. we'll track moisture to move in overnight tonight and that matter into start of workweek monday. only issue where you will have concern is when we do have a winter weather advisory in effect. the advisory is for carbon and monroe counties goes into effect tonight fly 9 a.m. this spot will find snow and sleet at onset and qui

hundreds of runners braved bigger cold for more than 1 miles through trenton neighborhoods and ina crosss event became a three year tradition meantimeville never auniversity said hundreds of athletes took part in display ofage let ache chiefments in variety of sports. 26th annual special olympics fall festival. 1,000 athletes, hundreds of coaches and 2,000 volunteers were on hand to enjoy this wonderful day. >> all right. time for a check on sports. jeff skversky is live at the "action news" sports center. hey, jeff. >> walter, flyers looking for fifth straight win tonight at home they get help, flyers defenseman returns to lineup of colorado. coburn playing a second game because of foot injury. one defenseman is back and they lose another. how about this. end of first. lieu flying into the board. he leaves with upper body injury. doesn't return until they do a power play. three seconds to go in the first. claude giroux. first of two goals the night. counts for three goals. five assists wayne simmons scores at well and fifth straight at home and emmanuel acho and casey matthews have the

a barn fire ina killed 17 horses and a show dog. it happened at smithfield estates in edwardsburg... just northeast of south bend. the massive barn -- bigger than a football field -- was completely gutted. a caretaker in a second-floor apartment tried unsuccessfully to rescue some of the animals. all that remains of the building are the support beams. the family of ebola victim thomas duncan reached a resolution with the hospital where he died. details of that resolution will be announced later this morning. duncan died from ebola at texas health presbyterian hospital. he had gone their before, complaining of symptoms, but he was sent home with antibiotics. the hospital says only some workers knew he flew in from liberia. duncan returned to the hospital five days later. he died just over a week later. >> dr. spencer is ebola frites and new york city is ebola free. >>the last ebola patient in the united states is cured. doctor craig spencer was released from a hospital in new york yesterday. spencer contracted the virus while treatin

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economy inas the nominal terms is growing more rapidly than spending, somewhat the budgete cake, deficit should continue to shrink until the impact of demographic changes, the changing age of the population, and entitlements start to grow gdp,rapidly than nominal and that will put pressure in the other direction, somewhat offset by the point peter made about medicare spending. >> you hit the noun the head when you said, whether it continues or not. i think for the public, maybe the news of it shrinking is not the front page story right now. but if it does start to turn around, what could happen at that point? >> official projections assume it does turn around. i want to pause and realize what a big deal it is. in the fiscal year that just ended, the numbers you are referring to, medicare spending for beneficiary in inflation adjusted terms is lower. it actually felt. yearevel fell in fiscal 2014 relative to fiscal year 2014. by historicalmaly standards. official projections assume it does not continue. if it does not continue, then we are back on the track that basically every editorial

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>> he has quite a reputation as an opinionated analyst, particularly profits, which his a scrooge inastched .rofits - >> in this case he agrees with most of the other banks that the u.s. is better off than other global economies, but it is the global weakness that will pull the u.s. down. period of economic contraction since world war ii. it was the u.s. who lead the way. this time it is a turnaround. the rest of the world, europe, that theyng so weak pull the rest of the world down with them. and companies relying on profits overseas. >> a couple of the data points he points out. he notes on the other side that it is still the highest in history. the rest of the world has a bigger effect now. >> simon kennedy joining us from london. thank you so much. we will be back "on the markets" in 30 minutes. >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers" with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. profits.blow to net internet service providers are blasting president obama's call web regulations. they won that it will kill investment and hurt innovation. >> if you make it