. >> 15-year-old jasmine says she wants to own a small dress shop when she grows up. katherine dress, owner of the gossip on 23rd boutique welcomed us and pointed out some of the unusual things a small store owner needs to add to bring people into the shop. >> a little something for everyone. we have some fun accessories. we have jewelry that's bendable. >> look at that. >> she gave us a tour of the unique things she buys to sell. >> so how did you decide to open this shop? >> i always, since i was very little, my dad was an entrepreneur. i always wanted to be an entrepreneur. i had a passion for fashion. i feel like you do too. >> jasmine says she definitely loving fashion but has some other interests too. >> i am trying to decide between forensics or fashion. >> as far as the fashion industry, i'm interested in making my own clothes, like my own clothing line, like making shirts and pants and make some shoes. >> she likes art. she likes music. she likes to sing. she is an artistic person. jasmine's adoption recruiter says she will be great at whatever she decides. >

if you have room in your home and your heart for jasmine.ther child who is waiting, call our special adoption hot line, the number is 1-88-to-adopt me or search wednesday's child on nbcwashington.com. >> thank you, barb. >>> well, his truck skidded out of control and he warrasn't word about his own survival. hear from theicer who has quit a story to tell tonight. >> i'm adam tuss, is metro making sure the emergency call boxes in stations are working for you? not according to one rider. i want to feel safe on the metro, and i want to know if i >>> some new pictures are just coming into the newsroom of the situation in culpeper count they forced three schools to go into lockdown. take a look. this is the pellet gun that the 15-year-old freshman brought on a bus and allegedly used to make threats. you can see how real it looks. that student gave himself up when he heard police were looking for him, but these pictures show that encounter was still pretty intense. officers are trying to determine what charges they're going to file. the lockdowns

jasmine foster was sent home on monday because she put blue highlights in her hair.e is the school color. according to the student handbook it is also a distraction. >> a lot of other kids have done it but it hadn't been an issue. it's not distracting in my opinion. >> i think it's pretty unfair that they're making me change it and not letting me have it how i want. >> foster's mother says she can't afford to take jasmine back to the salon right away to fix the streaks. the principal has worked out a deal to allow jasmine return to school with the highlights temporarily. >> glad they worked it out. >>> 5:46. prepayment pep talk is going viral. >> a man's attempt to evade police leads him right into the ocean. david. >> all right, guys, we're off to a somewhat cool start so we're dressing the kids with a jacket but this afternoon definitely t-shirt weather. they might even want to change into shorts after school. i'll have your day planner forecast and we'll check out area numbers across the region coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ dunkin' donuts' dark roast coffee is deliciously

jessica and jasmine were the ones going at it. girls, what was this about? >> well, it was a very hectic day and tensions were high. we are all guides and to be honest it was some dispute on who was going to be the guide that day. i really like to guide. >> what do your parents have to say about the video? >> they were pretty proud. of the boat with this going on, what was going through your head? >> i am really getting a good work out today. >> you just turned 21 and out on the lake. what were you drinking that caused. >> nothing at all. we were in a company raft. >> wait a minute, you had this fight at work. are you still working? >> that's to be determined. they got fired until may when the season starts back. >> here is the deal if you get the job back go to the local boxer gym. >> it's safe to say that we're the j woww and snooki of white water rafting. >> we were not happy about that we did not harm him. honestly the river is very mom and pop. you just float down, so to wear a go pro and see some white water action. come on. that was the craziest thing

. >> reporter: 15-year-old jasmine wants to own her own dress shop. we visited a boutique and pointed out some things a small store owner needs to add to bring people to it. >> i have a passion for fashion. you do, too, don't you? >> jasmine definitely loves fashion but she has other interests. >> i'm trying to design between for insicks and fashion. >> i'm interested in making my own clothing line, shirts and pants and make some chute shsho >> she likes art, she likes to sing. she is an artist. >> she knows what she wants. >> edgy, classy, girl y tom boyish, i'll have it all. >> katherine invited her to try on a few things here in the boutique. every outfit was a perfect fit. what she needs most right now is an adoptive family that's paefr fit for her. >> people who are loving and really listening to your problems. >> katherine had some gifts for her including how to open her own store. she was taking home the best outfit but the best find would be the perfect family to love her. >> just a sweetie. >> if you have room in your home for jasmine or anot

encourage the people of tunisia to carry on with their push for inclusive democracy following the jasmine revolution. french bombs islamic state targets in syria for a second time, while damascus presses on with ground defenses. under russian air cover. benjamin netanyahu tries to call -- the prime minister says after a series of stabbings in israel, there is no quick fix following a wave of terror. molly: we start with fresh violence in israel. there are reports of multiple stabbings and shootings over this past hour. a jewish suspect stabbed and wounded four arabs in southern israel while a palestinian suspect has been shot dead after stabbing an israeli officer. all of this after tensions that have been boiling over into deadly violence. we go to irris makler, who joins us from jerusalem. bring us up to speed with what we have seen take place today. irris: stabbing attacks have been carried out by palestinians in two is really cities, one in jerusalem and one in the west bank. we have also seen something we have not seen up until now, which is an attack by a jewish suspect, and palesti

at least a week before jasmine's death. we didn't get past the front door.poke with a man by phone. he told us he has no comment for our story. meantime, city dwellers say they're not taking any chances. >> i know that i can catch it before somebody catch me. >> in we have philadelphia, sabina kuriakose fox 29 news. >> routine ems water training exercise in texas quickly turns into a real rescue mission. >> i got this. >> medics practiced emergency situations in the water, one happened right before their eyes and it was all caught on camera. you can see the young boy struggling to stay afloat after falling off his inter they are tomb tube much the commander finds the boy and brings him back to shore. thankfully no serious injuries and the boy was reunited with his parents there. >> great story there. hopefully we've got great story unfolding on the ice, howard. >> um -- >> okay. >> i'll let you way for that. the flyers are playing forfeit in five days. steve mason playing for the first time to 10 days. the eagles won a game that was just not very pretty. how

at a critical time of unrest after tunisia's jasmine revolution. excluded islamist party won elections and tried to force through a new constitution that would have made islam the state religion with strict statements of rights. >> i especially congratulate the tunisian women because i'm not only the president of the employers union i'm also a woman and i'm proud to represent tunisian women in receiving this prize. >> reporter: the award comes five years after tunisia's jasmine revolution put an end to decades long inspiring the arab spring. any other country caught up in the arab spring but its fledging democracy is still not entirely secure. >> translator: whether it's the leftists the right or the moderates everyone should understand that we are facing a war against terrorism and we cannot win unless we stand together. >> and tunisia is also believed to be exporting more foreign fighters to syria and iraq to fight with i.s.i.l. than any other country. >> it is so important and so timely, right now, to put the limelight on what has been achieved

girl in california is feeling little blue after she was suspended for dying her hair. 10-year-old jasminented to show her school spirit by putting blue highlights in her hair. blue is on her elementary school's colors but jazz minute says classmates and teachers also thought she looked cool but school administrators sent her home with a note saying the blue hair was distracting and violates school policy. the school says the blue highlights had to go. >> a lot of other kids have done it but it hadn't been an issue it's not distracting in my opinion. >> i think it's pretty unfair that they're making me change it. not letting me have it how i want. >> foster's mom says she doesn't have the money right now to change her daughter's hair but will fix it when she can. in the meantime, the principal has worked out a deal to allow jasmine to return to school with the highlights temporarily. >>> in nevada a dog crosses paths with the wrong people and wound up in a very dangerous situation. luckily, an army vet was nearby and came to the pup's rescue. fox's rachel moore has the sto story. >> just s

a huge tree came crashing down in south philly between jasmine and snyder street in south philly. crews shut the road down for hours while they worked to try to clean up the mess. >>> join tense search has ended for the night at least for a cargo ship missing in hurricane joaquin the ship had 33 people on board. most of them are americans. today, a live raft was found so far there's been no sign of the ship. the us coast guard began searching for the ship thursday the crew radioed for help saying they lost power and we're taking on water. >>> back here at home a double shooting leaves one man dead suspected gun man behind bars. shots fired in germantown around 6:30 tonight. philadelphia police say a 19 year old was shot once in the chest and died at einstein medical center. 29 year old suspect was arrested after checking himself into that same hospital for bullet wound to rib cage. >>> authority charge teenager in question with 15 robberies near drexel campus. he's seen here in this video attempting to use a victims atm card inside a convenience store. philadelphia police tell us

its decisive contribution to the building of a pleural ink democracy in tunisia in the wake of the jasmine revolution of 2011. >> while many nobel watchers had tipped pope francis or german chancellor angela merkel to win, in the end the nobel committee sent a powerful methodology of the importance of pleurallism and catalog. dialogue. the national dialogue quartet a democracies group is made up of four key organizations in tunisian civil society, the labor yoinl can confretion of agency, and the order of lawyers. formed in 2014 when tunisia's democratic process was in danger of collapsing, this was a period of social unrest and political assassinations. the quartet pushed for civility and inclusiveness and helped pull the country back from the brink of civil war. tunisia went on to pass a new constitution and held successful plaimplettary and political elections. the nobel jury said they hoped the prize would contribute to safeguarding democracy in tunisia and be an inspiration for all notices who seek democracy in the rest of the world. inspiration that is still needed in a country that'

people who live near jasmine wondered the same thing. including her downstairs neighbor.want to us show her face. but she claims harris even bragged to her about having a key to every unit in the building. >> he can get inside whatever he wants. it makes me scared. >> that has to be taken up with the person who gave him the keys. they have to answer those questionquestions. >> landlord has responsibility here obviously row. >> reporter: fox 29 legal analyst ken roth wheeler not involve in the case. we wanted to know whether landlords are legally responsible for the actions of the handy men they employ. jasmine' case harris was highered by a decades long history of arrests including sexual assault. we're not naming the property owner because no legal action has been taken against him. but rothweiler says, in situations like this, landlords could be libel in civil court. >> i think the family wanting to after him civilly, he could be libel for some significant damages from a civil stand point. >> roth while there are says a simple background check could have turned up the d

jasmine is one of the lucky ones.he got her money back tonight. >> they were supposed to help us, um, like improve the system but really they didn't um everything. everybody go haywire no one could go get any money. it was really bad. >> reporter: zachary quiche, fox news. former nba star lamar odom remains on life support tonight. odom still legally married to estranged wife khloe kardashian was he wasn't to the hospital tuesday after being unresponsive at a nevada brothel. he took cocaine and 10 sexual performance supplements pills before being taken to the hospital. right now khloe and other members of the kardashian family as well odom's family are said to be by his bedside. >>> a pittsburgh woman the latest to file a defamation lawsuit against bill cosby. she met bill cosby when she was 16 years old during an audition for a children's show he hosted back in 1983. she says she broke off contact with him in 1987 after years of abuse. the lawsuit claims that cosby defamed her after she gave an interview about the as

encourage the people of tunisia to carry on with their push for inclusive democracy following the jasmineench bombs islamic state targets in syria for a second time, while damascus presses on with ground defenses. under russian air cover.

its decisive contribution to the building of a pleural ink democracy in tunisia in the wake of the jasmine revolution of 2011. >> in the end the nobel committee sent a powerful message on the importance of pleurallism and dialogue. while other so-called arab spring countries, tunisia's has been more peaceful. made up of four ski organizations in tunisia's civil so it. society. danger of collapsing. this was a period of social unrest and political assassinations, the quartet pushed for stability and inclusiveness and helped pull the country back from the brink of civil war. tunisia went on to pass a new constitution and head successful parliamentary and presidential elections. the nobel jury said they hoped the price would contribute towards safeguarding democracy tunisia. inspiration that is still needed in a country that is suffered from major attacks that have devastated its tourism industry. this maze priez may have been unexpected but it's given hope to many tunisians in this difficult time. nazanine moshiri, al jazeera tunis. max security area holding over 300 inmates. faulty wire is

jamie -- jasmine is her name. jasmine stevenson says she ordered the foam sword from the toys "r" us website. when the gift arrived for her 7-year-old son, she says it came with 800 rounds of 9-millimeter bullets inside the box. the company says it's looking into the matter. wow. >>> well, they say it's a new kind of poll showing just how much staying power each of the republican presidential candidates have over the long haul. the "wall street journal" in the survey did not just ask voters who they would vote for now but also asked who they would be open to voting for. essentially who was the number two choice. take a look at some of the results. you can see that on your screen. if you look really closely, 21% say donald trump is the first choice but 47% say they'd be open to voting for him if he was on the ticket. that means he's got according to this formula 26 points to grow. got it? look at marco rubio and carly fiorina. they just are at 11% but they have more growing room. 60% say they would vote for either

and now meet jasmine. >> not like this. she's a friendment >>reporter: the horses love to entertain. jasmine even gave us a ride around the property. and finally, located on the ramapo river, you have your own class a trout stream. to live large on this 25-acre property, it will cost you $7.3 million. >> beautiful. >> i like that emily got involved and went fishing on assignment. >> she went on the horse around the property. really nice. >>> now it's time to see what's coming up on "cbs this morning saturday." >> anthony mason and vinita nair join us with a preview. good morning. >>reporter: coming up behind the broadway curtain, a new book takes us inside the ups and downs of the great white way, including what saved it all from shutting down. >>> also the non-stop rise in the sneaker industry. just when it seemed it couldn't increasing. there's even a museum exhibit about it all. >>> and they ride lower and slower than the average car, but these glorified golf carts are being described as the future of transportation. we

the mother goes by the name jasmine rude and was at the river motel when the girl was found dead. >>> brockton cheerleading coach charged with raping 26-year-old nicholas johnson pleaded not guilty on monday is being held on $50,000 bail. johnson has been ordered to stay away from full house all-star cheer gym where he used to work. hearing next month. >>> new information tonight about a u-mass medical school director accused of trying to take pictures of a woman in a bathroom. cardiologist marcus cooper is accused of using a cell phone camera to take a picture of a medical student in a stall. she told police she chased him it on of the bathroom and told him to report himself to campus police. dr. cooper claims it was all a misunderstanding. he's off the job while facing charges. >>> $2,500 bail set for a worcester man accused of exposing himself to children. michael lives across the street from woodland academy and police say this morning the 59-year-old committed this sex crime from his window. at one point parents were actually screaming at him to stop. >>> the massachusetts gaming

preliminary hearing today, the victim, jasmin wright, was on the phone with her mother when harris attacked her in her apartment back in july. prosecutors say harris had been lurking in her home for 30 minutes before grabbing her when she walked through the door. >>> also new at 6:00 in the wake of several deadly school shootings around the nation, princeton university's public safety officers will get rifles to use during any active shooter event. right now officers do not carry guns while on duty, but school officials confirmed today they changed their policy to allow the weapons in the case of campus emergencies. >>> philadelphia police are hoping tips from the public will help them track down the men who murdered a father in his home last night as his three young children slept upstairs. 50-year-old tony harris worked out of his house as a electronics repairman. harris was shot in the head shortly after 11:00 p.m. when three armed men stormed in through his unlocked front door. the robbers pushed his wife into the kitchen at gunpoint and then shot him in the living room with the childre

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jasmine buddha lives nearby and is concerned the sinkhole is growing. she is not sleeping much because of the noisy work. >> it's been hard even for my grandparents who are elderly. >> reporter: water service was interrupted for 20 nearby apartments and businesses overnight, but has since been restored. drivers forced to take detours through the neighborhood maze including parents picking and dropping their kids off at alvarado middle school today. >> i parked my car down the street and walk to come and pick her up. >> reporter: union city public works and the alameda water district downtown know what caused the initial sinkhole. >> we're methoded onically exposing the pipe -- methodically exposing the pipe, being careful of the other utilities in the hole. ripe work will continue through the night, then underground sewage and pipes checked for damage. still, at least five days away until the intersection is back open. >> we deal with leaks on a routine basis. this is just a larger scale. >> they're working on it. let's see what happens. >> reporter: no

jasmine stevenson says inside the box from ties are us she found 800 rounds of nine- millimeter bulletsshe says she called the company and they told her to send it on back. they blamed a shipping mix-up and they are looking into it. >>> a hot temper and hot soup leave a restaurant worker with minor burns. a customer is caught on camera hurling hot soup at a server at a springfield, missouri cafe. the woman was angry over the size of the soup she ordered. when the waitress explained there's only one size, the customer got even more angry and flung the hot liquid at the waitress who was not hurt. the customer may be charged with assault. >>> and in today's bay area job market report, cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger has tips for a career in customer service. >> reporter: next week is customer service week a time to celebrate the many unsung heroes of the workforce. as the front line of companies these workers are vital to almost every organization because they handle customer complaints, process orders and provide information about products and services. customer service reps ar

however, jasmine strategy and research says the top reason small companies aren't upgrading is cost becausehey believe an upgrade will be expensive. >> reporter: but with offerings from square to costco, two traditional terminal providers like heartland, the change can be as little as $40. and it's well worth it as the cost of data breaches has increased significantly for small companies in recent years. in 2014 cyber fraud, which is one part of overall card fraud, cost small companies an average of $20,000 in damages, up from 8,600 in 2013, according to the national small business association. >> any kind of fraud like that, especially for small businesses, if we lose $1,000, that's a lot of money. that could be our rent. and if you're working on a small margin, you can't afford losses like that. >> reporter: and thanks to the shift to more secure cards, hopefully small businesses won't have to. for "nightly business report" i'm kate rogers. >> and to read more about how accepting new chip-enabled cards is affecting small businesses head to our website, nbr.com. and that'll do it for us to

so does jasmine leatherwood -- whose lived here for 20 years.like today, she usually only passes through for doctor's appointments, but now she says she'll branch out. sot- "i think people would feel more comfortable -- um, you know more safe." this program kicked off at the start of this month. and, depending on how its could continue beyond one year. live in san leandro, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> pam:republican presidential candidate ben carson making headlines again for a controversial comment about the holocaust. during a c-n-n interview carson suggested the holocaust would have been "greatl diminished" if german jews had been armed with guns. dictatorial people take the guns first." earlier this week carson drew criticism after calling for potential victims of mass shootings to rush the attacker. a cancer patient in new jersey wanted to renew her driver's bippy license. but she says the experience left her in tears. one picture shows joanne jodry beaming with health. the later shows she is now in the fight of her life, diagnosed w

a woman named jasmine accumulated $2400 in credit card debt to maintain her shiny life. i have a side of my apartment i photograph and it is perfect. the other side is always a mess, she wrote. she consider itself important to have a frige full of la qua and coconut water for pictures. she said writing this makes me realize how insane it is. it is not just the money. people's experiences are taking a backseat to how it will play on the internet. do a google search forego pro proposal and not only will you find go pro proposal.com, but thousands of other entries. people are hiring professional crews to hire their question popping. you will be in debt before the engagement. all to get clicks and likes. we are living double lives. one is a prince and one is a pauper. sadly, never the twain shall meet. michael, what if this is you? >> i actually do have an instagram account and a low number of followers. these picture are of my daughter. it is actually locked because i don't want people watching this show looking at pictures of my daughter. >> you have the offensive problem.

the only other jasmine i sang with. >> do you have a count, alan. >> no, but it's amazing. it was one of those things that took off. it son song of the year which was incredible. as well as the oscar and it's changed my life, changed tim rice's life, wonderful. >> it made a lot of people happy. it has moved a lot of people. we are so glad to see "aladdin" back. congratulations to all of you. good to hear from you again. you can find a lot more "aladdin" on our website including exclusive performance from the cast and the "aladdin" diamond edition blu-ray combo pack. how about that for a mouthful. next tuesday. ginger. >> loving everybody over there. so nice to see all of you and so great to have everybody here. let's check on oho, the remnants of what was a hurricane made it up a lot further north. it'll bring big-time waves to the west coast and a big-time storm for the late weekend in alaska. cindy: watching rainfall across central northern new england. a few showers could move into areas before lunchtime. most of the third reich. 50' s now. >> i think we can give away th

known for such fills as lids beth, lord of the ring, not going to get into it, the aviator, blue jasmine, your latest film is "truth" where you play mary-- the producer that dan rather was using when he reported on president bush supposedly having gone awol when he was serving in the alabama national guard. >> stephen: that really blew >> it did. i mean, the question mark of the bush's service in the guard had long been socialized, was based. he describes texas as the intergal ac particular -- intergalactic capitol [bleep] of -- >>. >> i did many times, it has been quite cathartic for her and for dan. a lot of people were chasing the story. and i wonder whether a story like that could even get as far as it did, you know. cuz i'm not from your great nation. and i-- but you know, obviously -- >> you are australian. >> he think of you as english because of all the parts but you are actually australian. >> i am part elf. >> stephen: i want to thank australian for giving journalism rupert murdoch. >> you can have him back. he has become one of yours. (laughter) >> stephen: i played-- i preten

decisive contribution to the building of a pleurallistic democracy in tunisia in the wake of the jasmine revolution of 2011. >> while many had picked pope francis or german chancellor angela merkel to win, in the end the nobel committee spent a powerful message on the importance of pleurallism and dialogue. while other so-called arab spring countries were hit by dialogue, tunisia's was more teunian order of lawyers. formed in 2013, when tunisia's democratic process was in danger of collapsing, this was a period of social unrest and political assassinations. the quartet pushed for civility and inclusiveness and helped pulled the country back from the brink of civil war. tunisia went on to pass a new constitution and held successful parliamentary and presidential elections. the nobel jury said they hoped the prize would contribute towards safeguarding democracy in tunisia and be an aspiration to all those who seek to promote democracy in the rest of the world. inspiration that is still needed on a country that has suffered from major attacks that have devastated its tourism industry.this p

the only other jasmine i sang with. >> do you have a count, alan. >> no, but it's amazing. it was one of those things that took off. it son song of the year which was incredible. as well as the oscar and it's changed my life, changed tim rice's life, wonderful. >> it made a lot of people happy. it has moved a lot of people. we are so glad to see "aladdin" back. congratulations to all of you. good to hear from you again. you can find a lot more "aladdin" on our website including exclusive performance from the cast and the "aladdin" diamond edition blu-ray combo pack. how about that for a mouthful. next tuesday. ginger. >> loving everybody over there. so nice to see all of you and so great to have everybody here. let's check on oho, the remnants >>> thank you very much, bill evans we have clouds, we have sunshine, we're going to have a warm day. it's 65 and we're going to have showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. they're poised to come right to us after lunchtime today. a couple of showers, maybe a thunderstorm mixed in there that should be gone late tonight. overnight w

the only other jasmine i sang with. >> do you have a count, alan. >> no, but it's amazing.r which was incredible. as well as the oscar and it's changed my life, changed tim rice's life, wonderful. >> it made a lot of people happy. it has moved a lot of people. we are so glad to see "aladdin" back. congratulations to all of you. good to hear from you again. you can find a lot more "aladdin" on our website including exclusive performance from the cast and the "aladdin" diamond edition blu-ray combo pack. how about that for a mouthful. next tuesday. ginger. >> loving everybody over there. so nice to see all of you and so great to have everybody here. let's c let's check on the remnants of what was a hurricane made it up north. it will bring time waves to the west coast and big time storm to alaska for the weekend. let's get a check closer to home. >> reporter: elementary, ginger in the east we're getting -- all right, ginger, we're getting lots of sun. looking outside we are looking at sunshine down the shore, cool with temperatures on or about 60. the exclusive accuweather se

jasmine stevenson said she ordered the sword from the toys "r" us website.t showed up it came with ammunition. inside the box, 800 rounds of 9 millimeter bullets. she called toys "r" us but they were not too much of any help. >> you're ordering from a toys "r" us you don't expect to get ammunition. i said what do you want us to do? they said send it back. that's all i got from them. >> the company says it is looking into the matter. >>> a after over 2,000 miles, they finally reached the end of the appalachian trail. now some hikers are illegally marking the occasion. just what officials are doing to put a stop to the troubling trend. [announcer] right now at sleep train, get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale is on now at sleep train. >>> now for a quick check of headlines. hurricane joaquin. no longer much of a threat but the east coast is not catching a break as another powerful storm is creating winds and record floodi

his victim, jasmine wright, was on the phone with her mother when harris allegedly attacked her in her apartment in july. prosecutors say he may have had keys to her apartment because of his time there working, and had been lurking in her apartment for 30 minutes before grabbing her after she walked through the door. >> from our delaware bureau now, dover's legislative hall is expected to reopen to employees today one week after fire caused extensive damage to starts of the building. a state official says cleanup is almost complete but some areas need new carpet, furniture. the fire started when an exhaust pipe for a backup generator was tested. >>> eight minutes after 6:00. we're getting a cool start this morning and a dry one too. a cool breeze coming in from the west that is dry air pushing into the area. it will blow some clouds through the region but no sign of the intermittent showers we had yesterday. over the weekend, gets colder. after we get rain on friday. in the clear for doylestown, 50 degrees. 57 in philadelphia and millville is 51 degrees. still falling at this hour. cle

the mother goes by the name jasmine ruth and was at the rivera motel with her boyfriend when the 17-year-old girl was found dead. autopsy results on the girl are not due back for weeks. >>> the person who hit a cyclist in plymouth overnight is still on the run. news of the hit-and-run breaking all morning long. it happened on carver road just after 10:00 tuesday night. this video will be shot of investigators searching the scene. if you know anything about the crash you should call state or plymouth police. >>> it's a crime that has left even veteran law enforcement in shock. a road rage incident led to a 4-year-old being shot and killed after her father had just picked that up little girl and her brother from school. but tonight police in albuquerque, new mexico, have taken a person in connection with the case into custody. >> to me this is one of those crimes which is unexplainable. i have never seen it before. >> reporter: even albuquerque's police chief having a hard time making sense of how this could happen. 4-year-old lily garcia shot and killed while riding in the back seat of her fa

the arab spring, the jasmine revolution, ballots over bullets.a, building democratic institutions, constitutional, legislature from scratch. in egypt, libya, other nations where similar change seemed possible were short-lived. the countries are today marked by chaos and violence. tunisia not immune. in march, isis-inspired terrorist killed 22 people mainly tourists at a museum in the capitol. thousands of tunisias are thought to be fighting with isis in iraq and syria. there are problems. >> driving force to advance people the development in tunisia. >> in tunisia, they are celebrating the surprise honor for the country. one of the quartet member tweeting this is an honor not only for his nation but for those across the arab world who believe in a democracy that works peaceful. jennifer eccleston, abc news, london. alison: campus shooting in arizona, texas, oregon, in recent days. the spate of violence on campuses and what can be done to prevent it just ahead. >> i don't think it's controversial at all. jonathan: his did you know that good nutrit

jasmine stevenson says she ordered a mine craft foam diamond sword from the store's website for her son'sthday. she says when the package arrived on tuesday at her have a have beach home, she found 800 rounds of 9-millimeter ammunition along with the box along with the sword. when she called toy r us they told her simply to zen the ammunition back. >> i was just completely in shock. what if i my son opened the bock. it was heavy and mine craft sword an whole bock of ammo. >> toys r us released a statement saying "it is in the process of looking into this matter with ship -- our shipping carrier to determine how diss may have occur. ". >>> punch answer public bus. a vicious fight captured on cell phone video there are plenty of witnesses but no one steps in to help. a closer look at with. >> the act that promises to make parking in philadelphia a little less painful. >>> a local man claims he was fired for passing gas. the story b ♪ >>> punches are thrown on public bus in tampa, florida. cell phone video showing the violent scene circulating on facebook it man on top of another. the woman

. >> reporter: e-mail was short but heartbreaking much jasmine is sophomore at northeast high wrote to fox 29 last week explaining for the second year in a row she had no science teacher. just a so-called cover teacher borrowed from somewhere else in the building to keep an eye on the kids in the classroom. please help us she wrote. >> i just wanted to get like results. >> reporter: jazz lynn includ included in her e-mail a short video clip. we blurred the images to protect privacy some shows the cover teacher at his desk in the front of the classroom while students appear to stare into space or doze off at their desks. >> you don't even have a textbook. there's nothing you can read on your own for this course. >>> no, nothing. >> her situation is not unique. the teachers union placed empty chairs outside northeast high on monday to elicit public school kids doing without realty chess. they blame district administrators. >> this is an absolute disgrace. >> reporter: union president jerry jordon claims there are about 200 unfilled vacancies district wide. 11 at northeast high. including

her friend, jasmine black, spoke to the local nbc station. >> embrace her life. she wanted to show the world how to be transgender. she helped people. she inspired someone else named chris to come out and be himself because it is hard for people to be themselves. amy: zella ziona was the 22nd transgender or gender non-conforming person murdered this year, the highest number ever recorded. and in pawtucket, rhode island, city and state police say they will investigate a school resource officer's tackling of a 14-year-old high school student. eight teenagers and two adults were arrested thursday after gathering to protest the tackling. cell phone video shows one student lying face-down on the floor as the officer grabs a second student around the neck and slams him down. meanwhile in nearby providence, protesters continue to show solidarity with a dunkin' donuts worker who faced calls for her firing when she wrote "black lives matter" on a police officer's cup. on friday, activists gathered outside the police station and offered free coffee in cups marked "black li