play time's over, jeff. this whole silly thing where you drive in circles, we're all done with that now. if you don't think ending hunger when you think aarp then you don't know "aarp." our drive to end hunger has donated 31 million meals and counting. find more real possibilities at aarp.org/possibilities. >> rick: gap about the same between brad keselowski and kevin harvick. the bojangles' southern 500 from darlington raceway. the big slide there by brad keselowski. he came out of turn two. kevin harvick still right in his tire tracks. big momentum now coming through three and four. trying to take advantage of it. >> steve: harvick is in the middle better than brad. brad gets into the corner well. been beating harvick off the corner. the last few laps we've seen the two cars starting to get loose. the 19 is making a run. >> rick: here comes carl edwards getting into the mix. >> steve: hard to carry momentum off the bottom of turn two. he timed it where he had a little bit of track to work with. now kevin h

play time's over, jeff.his whole silly thing where you drive in circles, we're all done with that now. if you don't think ending hunger when you think aarp then you don't know "aarp." our drive to end hunger has donated 31 million meals and counting. find more real possibilities at aarp.org/possibilities. >> rick: gap about the same between brad keselowski and kevin harvick. the bojangles' southern 500 from darlington raceway. the big slide there by brad keselowski. he came out of turn two. kevin harvick still right in his tire tracks. big momentum now coming through three and four. trying to take advantage of it. >> steve: harvick is in the middle better than brad. brad gets into the corner well. been beating harvick off the corner. the last few laps we've seen the two cars starting to get loose. the 19 is making a run. >> rick: here comes carl edwards getting into the mix. >> steve: hard to carry momentum off the bottom of turn two. he timed it where he had a little bit of track to work with. now kevin har

>> i went up to him and i said "jeff, i love you."seem to be emotionally moved, he seemed like he was just wrung out. >> did he hug you back? >> as well as he could, he was shackled in front of me so he couldn't hug but he pressed forward. but it just seemed like he was just -- his soul had dropped out of him. >> what were his first words to you when he saw you? >> "i'm just so sorry. i really screwed up." that's pretty much -- unemotional emotionless response. he just said those words. he looked extremely depressed and sad. >> do you remember the feelings? >> yeah, i felt -- i felt really is -- those same feelings, depressi depression, shame and just -- what a waste. the other feelings were that i wanted to still help him in some w way. i kept telling him -- reassuring him that his attorneys said he would get help and i told jeff you do need help, mental help and we'll try to get you into this place to get you the proper help. >> how did you feel when you first heard about the crimes, the nature of the crimes he committed? >> i think

play time's over, jeff.his whole silly thing where you drive in circles, we're all done with that now. if you don't think ending hunger when you think aarp then you don't know "aarp." our drive to end hunger has donated 31 million meals and counting. find more real possibilities at aarp.org/possibilities. >> rick: gap about the same between brad keselowski and kevin harvick. the bojangles' southern 500 from darlington raceway. the big slide there by brad keselowski. he came out of turn two. kevin harvick still right in his tire tracks. big momentum now coming through three and four. trying to take advantage of it. >> steve: harvick is in the middle better than brad. brad gets into the corner well. been beating harvick off the corner. the last few laps we've seen the two cars starting to get loose. the 19 is making a run. >> rick: here comes carl edwards getting into the mix. >> steve: hard to carry momentum off the bottom of turn two. he timed it where he had a little bit of track to work with. now kevin har

no, was theren't anything unusual about jeff.irst grade teacher referred to him as inordinately shy and profoundly unhappy. >> he didn't seem inordinately shy to me. it seemed that he didn't like school. he had a very difficult year that year, first grade, moving from where he lived. i was pregnant with his baby brother so -- >> did he seem profoundly unhappy? >> no. well -- he -- no. when you say profoundly unhappy, there wasn't any clue other than this was a rather shy child who had to go to school and mingle and be sociable and that wasn't his thing. >> coming up, more with jeffrey dahmer's mother. >> i'm telling you the truth the very best i can. there wasn't anything unusual. >> but first, his father looks deep within to see if he is somehow responsible for a father murder in his dreams and a son murder in real life? woah woah marge... you're not marge? i'm sorta marge. we both drive a stick, we both like saving money on car insurance, and we both feel integrity, such as, that of healthcare in the america of the us and there

play time's over, jeff.his whole silly thing where you drive in circles, we're all done with that now. if you don't think ending hunger when you think aarp then you don't know "aarp." our drive to end hunger has donated 31 million meals and counting. find more real possibilities at aarp.org/possibilities. >> rick: gap about the same between brad keselowski and kevin harvick. the bojangles' southern 500 from darlington raceway. the big slide there by brad keselowski. he came out of turn two. kevin harvick still right in his tire tracks. big momentum now coming through three and four. trying to take advantage of it. >> steve: harvick is in the middle better than brad. brad gets into the corner well. been beating harvick off the corner. the last few laps we've seen the two cars starting to get loose. the 19 is making a run. >> rick: here comes carl edwards getting into the mix. >> steve: hard to carry momentum off the bottom of turn two. he timed it where he had a little bit of track to work with. now kevin har

no, but seriously, though, i like jeff, though. you know why i like jeff?ings about my girl snooki over there. [laughter] oh, that ain't snooki? oh, my bad. i'm sorry. all white people who act black look alike to me. sorry. [cheers and applause] so, uh, the situation's a rapper now, huh? shit, i heard his rhymes. the best thing you ever spit was seth macfarlane's [bleep]. [laughter] check out your hair, your shaved chest, your plucked eyebrows. there used to be a word for guys like you, and that word was "gay." i guess that's still the word. hey, man, stop lifting your shirt up like a prison bitch, or else go out on the corner and get me some mother-[bleep]-in' money before i go upside your head with this coat hanger. [cheers and applause] now, it's time to talk about the real player-- don juan, donald trump, the donald. [cheers and applause] now, from me to you, donald, i wish i had half of your money. but for that, you need a 20-year-old's [bleep] and a divorce lawyer. now, i may not have half his paper, but i got twice the dick, and you can believe that.

and they pointed the finger squarely at jeff smisek. well, now jeff smisek's not in charge. it will be interesting to see what oscar munoz and his leaders do in terms of increasing that integration, making this airline finally catch up with american and delta in terms of operational metrics. >> phil, keep us posted again. united's analyst call happens in just about 20 minutes' time. it sounds like this is sort of the straw that broke the camel's back in terms of his performance at the company. >> i think so. i think there's two things going on after hours. down because of uncertainty. you never love investigation, top people being fired. but then it sounds like there's a positive in there as well for maybe new blood, mr. munoz can turn it around. >> if this guy is new blood. he is an internal canned. >> i think the more important point, uncertainty is obviously a huge one here but they've obviously put someone who was on the board right into place here. whether they have new management soon, who knows? but i guess the underperformance of united is really important. when you

jeff chirico spoke with fans after the game and joins us live from the linc with more. hey, jeff. >> walter, fans came to the link earlier this afternoon confident they could pull out a win against cowboys and after horror show here they left furious and they did not hold back. >> chip reed bad play calling be prepared. be prepared chip reed. >> in one word eagles fans are angry and you can see it on their faces as they left the linc and in the hand gestures we cannot show on tv. >> i think chip gets a small portion of blame but sam bradford gets plame and offensive line gets blame. horrible, horrible, horrible. >> and quite a difference from three hours earlier. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> eagles fans came to the season home-opener confidence the birds would shut down the cowboys. they left deflated how disappointed were you. >> very. >> we have number one running back in the league from last year and what did we run him, nothing. >> horrible, depression and you want to go forward to next week though. only two games. it's a long season. but right now we're not happy. >>

"action news" reporter jeff chirico is live in radnor with the full sotry and jeff the police are trying to track her by way of her cellphone. >> reporter: that's right, walter, this is the woman lillian margolis missing now for 21 hours. she has a cellphone and that has been helpful. she's not answering it. but police have been able to track its signal. >> this is the woman police need the public's help in finding 88-year-old lillian margolis who left her family's house 500 block adder bury road at 9 saturday night heading to her home at mar is grove senior living in glen mills a half hour away and never made it after her family reported her missing this morning radnor township police contacted her cellphone provider which tracked her location. at 9:37 in new garden chester county. more than an hour later in kennett square and at noon the cellphone was on old marple road in springfield, delaware county and 42 minutes later in upper darby. margolis was driving a white 0 002 nissan maxima like this one with handicapped license mraitd pd 5848 d. >> this is active investigation. they're req

we are live at the linc, jeff chirico, "channel 6 action news." >> all right, jeff, thank you.uch more to come tonight on "action news." the search is on for a young girl who walked away from her north philadelphia church and has not been seen since. the medical condition that makes her family particularly concerned. >> and also proovr that takes just one determined mom to get things done. the woman from wilmington who waged a one woman war against violence in her community. >> and walter, a clear and breezy start to second half of the weekend and in fact today marking beginning of pattern change across the delaware and lehigh valley. number to drop lower than they were today. we'll talk about the details in the full and exclusive accuweather forecast and plus jeff skversky will have an update on the eagles game in sports when "action news" comes update on the eagles game in sports when "action news" comes right >> this is 12-year-old sanayah blackwell she was seen at the jubilee commandment keepers church. she recently had a brain tumor removed and has brain issues. she was we

jeff. >> hey, guys, before the season started de marco murry said eagles had best backfield he's evereen a part of he must be seeing something the rest of us are not. eagles season in running in the wrong direction only week two de marco murray fired up to face his former team the dallas cowboys today and frustrating day for murray and everyone else. 1st quarter we start, tony romo how about the pass, 13 yards to gave anes ka various and a hair short of score and loan bright spot today eagles defense. dallas three tries from one cannot punch it in. bo allen the big shut down on randall. dallas settles for field goal eagles down 3-0. feels 30-0 today. murray gets noxingt first five rushes zero yards. to the 2nd quarter, eagles still having issues. their first eight possessions failed to produce points today and sam bradford here over to throw zach ertz and 21 total yards of offense in the first half and one 1st down and bradford and company get to produce a touchdown first half of the season and offense going backward murray nowhere to go. at one point today the eagles negative 19 yard

live in the newsroom, jeffs, abc7 news. maureen: thank you, jeff. that funding program jeff goldberg told us about totals $79 million. it will go to 27 states. a warning over the weekend about sexual assaults on popular prince george's hiking trail. police say someone attacked three women in the past three weeks near mcgruder park. in each case the man hid along the tree line, grabbed a victim and pulled her into the woods. police say they are increasing patrols and they are urging people not to run alone. police say domestic dispute led to this afternoon shooting at union station. this happened at 12:45. witnesses say a man stabbed a woman at the mcdonald's restaurant inside the train station. then started running. police say the man lunged at a security guard and then shot him. some fled and others sheltered in place. train service was halted. two injured people are expected to recover. a beautiful start to the weekend. but probably won't stay that way. chief meteorologist doug hill has the timing of rain coming. doug: it won't be tonight. it's be

>> i hired jeff in '95. i don't know a better, more upstanding person and strong leader than jeff. jeff got with the sleazeballs in albany and new jersey. that it's politics that are up there that can color you. it's unfortunate. the ten years i was ceo, i must have been approached by 100 u.s. senators and congressmen to add service to their city as a special favor. >> what was your philosophy? you can cloak business in all sorts of different ways. >> yes. my philosophy is we did what was good for continental and its shareholders, period. >> what about this move? i'm sure you're still a big shareholder, right? >> the problem with this move is it's very politically colored. the port authority has warfare going on. government christi is a presidential candidate and albany has its own ambition. this is politics as usual in that part of the country. you always have to wash your hands when you leave a meeting with those people. >> let's bring in phil lebeau. >> i'm curious, jordan, from your perspective. you're no stranger to some of the complaints. i'm sure you heard them regarding the

i was surprised to jeff smith was.e began to wonder, maybe there is something out there. >> jeff smith narrowly lost the race to russ carnahan, the scion of a missouri political dynasty. but smith's surprising performance in a crowded field of 10 made him a rising star in missouri democratic politics. jeff smith was elected state senator in 2006 and served until 2009. that's when he pled guilty to conspiracy for lying to federal investigators about his involvement in creating a flier critical of carnahan in the 2004 congressional campaign. jeff smith was sentenced to one year and a day in a kentucky federal prison. he chronicles his experience in his new book, "mr. smith goes to prison." smith writes that the book -- "it teaches prisoners to be better criminals instead of better citizens [captioning made possible by democracy now!] for more we're joined by jeff smith. he's an assistant professor of urban policy at the new school and a former missouri state senator from st. louis. smith is on the board of the non-profit

jeff, what's the story? jeff: well, it's the 2003 murder of nancy dunning. her husband jim dunning, the former sheriff who died in 2012 was never charged in the crime, but questions always lingered about his involvement. now those questions will be central to the trial. in del rey, it is hard to find any locals who don't know about the 2003 murder of nancy dunning. >> i think that's very unpleasant to think about. jeff: she was murdered in the neighborhood, prosecutors say by charles. a judge's ruling today allowing the defense to accuse jim dunning of killing his wife nancy seems to miller unfair to the family. >> it's an attempt to divert and dig into very negative painful things. jeff: defense attorneys argue there is enough evidence to suggest the crime was not committed by charles but by jim dunning, the former alexandria sheriff arguing dunning misled investigators and called his wife's death a murder before investigators did. it tends to show that someone else had motive to kill nancy dunning. it is admissible and relevant. >> they have the right to b

but first lets go to jeff chirico in olde city tonight. jeff, describe the situation there. report report jim, it is quite an unusual sight. take a a look behind me. this is chess nut street. it is vacant. you can see law enforcement officers down there. the secure vehicle perimeter is going around us, right now, all in preparation for the pope's speech here at independent hall tomorrow after noon. >> we have walk all the way from 13th street, nobody. >> reporter: barely a koran market street at din are time, olde city which bustles on friday night looked desserted in spots, but perhaps, has never been safer, thanks to the massive law enforcement presence in place. >> i know for sure it will get insane tomorrow, and sunday. >> reporter: ahead of the pilgrims arrival restaurant in the city had plenty of empty tables an oddity for fork on a friday night. >> we're expecting it to be slower now. this whole weekend, it is probably a little bit slower then maybe this time in september would normally be but you never know, tomorrow could be, the busiest day we have ever seen. >> re

"action news" reporter jeff chirico is live in upper darby with the full story, jeff. >>> water this say story so many families can relate to. the concerns over their aging parents driving on these roads. and but what makes this story so unique is quick police work and this technology that helped bring a family together. >> reunited with family lillian margolis leaves upper darby police department lost for 1 hours and found safe and sound. >> we're lucky to find my mom sglont margolis's frightening ordeal begun when she left her son's house. but police say she went south through dark and unfamiliar roads and just before midnight she stopped for directions 72 miles away at hartford sheriff country officeness bell air maryland. when family reported her missing in the morning radnor township police used technology to track her whereabouts and she did not answer her cellphone but it was on and sending signals to the nearest towers giving police critical clues. at 9:37 new garden chester county more than an hour later in kennett square and at noon the cellphone hit a tower old harple road

jeff goldberg? jeff: it was, leon. noor shaikh is a husband and a father of three who said his life took a horrible turn on the afternoon of january 27 at his own business. crying today in court, shaikh says he cannot work anymore. he is in constant pain. and his medical bills are totaling nearly $900,000. as noor shaikh addressed a judge in court today he could barely talk through the tears. "it's hard for me. i'm completely broke. i swear to god, i want to die." today, 40-year-old alexandra mendez was sentenced to ten years in prison for the d.u.i. hit-and-run that nearly killed shaikh and injured his business partner hamad arif. authorities say mendez pulled into m.k. auto sales, a used car like on columbia pike and hit two parked cars trying to turn around. as she tried driving out the employees tried to block her car and closed the gate. she paused and then gunned it, running over arif's if the and literally running over noor shaikh who was rushed to the hospital with life in the threatening injuries. mendez was a

kron four's jeff bush is live tonight on treasure island with the latest details jeff. >> jeff :it turns out that it was because of improper weatherproof and. we're learning tonight that the blame is falling on the shoulders of many contractors the controversy of the rusting bolts in the single anchor suspension section of the bay bridge has finally played outas far as who is to blame and how much it will cost. the fines are in the millions of dollars and project leaders say they will be able to finally close the books on the construction project. >> leah robinson : it was determined that three parties were equally involved in the failure of the tower anchor rods. those parties are the contractor, american bridge four, t.y. lynn/moffit nickal, as well as cal trans. that will round out that 24 million dollars. >> jeff :an expensive mistake for sureall three parties will be equally responsible for their share. >>:it came to a total of $24 million and each of the parties is going to provide eight million dollars so the way that will be broken out is that cal trans will get a credit from ame

in the newsroom, i'm jeff cole. iain to you. >> jeff, thank. >>> police in new jersey charged the man who they say robbed a woman who was withdrawing money from an atm. investigators arrested 46-year-old donald tidwell of camden earlier today. according to the police, tidwell pulled a gun on a woman as she used an tm and forced her to hand over cash. he's in jail tonight can't make bail and faces a long list of charges. >>> three atlantic city casinos have been fined more than $14,000 allowing 117 people to place bets who should not be gambling in the first place. the new jersey division of gaming enforcement reveal the fines last week against the resortings borgata and tropicana for accepting bets from underaged people and those who have asked excluded from gambling. minimum age for gambling in new jersey is 21. the state let's people ban themselves from casino or internet gambling by signing up for a self ex clues list much casinos did not contest fines. >>> what a difference a day makes. eagles fans so optimistic

jeff. >> jeff :it happened yesterday morning as a woman was walking alone where man who she did not know rolled up in a van and attempted to kidnap her >> daisy morales : that's actually very scary. i will actually be scared going to the street now because a guy tried to grab a girl. >> jeff :scary stuffconcerned residents say they are shocked to hear the news about the attempted abduction of a woman who was walking along second avenue in unincorporated redwood city. the sheriff's department says this man was in his van and tried to get the woman to get inside. she refused but he wouldn't give upeventually, the suspect drove his van onto the sidewalk and got out. police say the man, then, grabbed the woman's arm and tried to force her into the vehicle. she fought him off and got away. this sketch was provided to kron four by the sheriff's department and it shows the suspected kidnapper. police say he is a hispanic man in his mid 30's with brown hair and a larger than normal nose. police also say the man has a mole or a scar on his left cheekvery distinct. the suspect was driving a 1990's

jeff? >> jeff :fighting a fire this size is a 247 operation, you have the equipment and people going and coming all day. it is a very delicate dance that takes a lot of effort to make this work smoothly engine after engine after enginefirefighters coming off the linesmany of them haven't slept in the last 24 hourshard workthe incident command center is where most of them come to clean up and get some restbut, it's not glamorous of particularly comfortable. tent living is what these firefighters have come to expect. it's hard but each of them knew what they were signing up for. fire commanders are plotting out the next days work inside while volunteers are making sure everything and everyone goes to the right place. >> ryan benton : we make sure everything is clean, we help with traffic and help with foodjust make sure everyting is comefortable for the firefighers when they leave and get back. >> jeff :which is a full time job. ryan benton says it's a challenging job and it's an important jo

game, tonight on "action news" sports sunday, brandon graham breaks it down from atlanta, with jeff, dues is and i back here after "action news" at 11:00. tomorrow we are team up with phl17. catch our pregame she count down to kick off filled by eagles and falcons at 7:00 on phl17. >>> today phillies won and lost. won the game thanks to the two run ryan hurt home run in the third but lost second base man caesar hernandez who dislocated his thumb in the seventh when he misplaced a ball and collided with the runner in first. he is out for the season. >>> with the phillies clinging to a one run lead in the eighth freddie galvis had some insurance, they beat the cubs, seven-four. >>> action in the the nfl in week one we will that have any a couple minutes on "action news" sports sunday. >> thanks, we will be right back. >>> "action news" sports sunday is next here on channel six. "action news" continues at 4:30 tomorrow morning with david murphy, tamala edward, matt o'donnell and karen rodgers, for walter perez, adam joseph, melissa magee, jeff skversky and jamie a apody and entire "acti

mary and jeff have set up a meeting with an agent, the same one who launched channing tatum's career. that's a lot of pressure for a guy they found four months ago the a gas station in hannibal, missouri. >> he walked in front of us. we both were like -- didn't really say much to each other, just jumped out of the car and went in. >> which is always the best sign. >> where you both agree? >> yes, and we don't even have >> i noticed this guy just kind of checking me out. and i'm like, dude. what's your problem? >> he had the height, he had the build. really chiseled. >> i had never thought about a career in fashion or the fashion industry. >> the right person looks at him and says, i love this guy. boom. it can go like this. >> come over this way a little. >> reporter: mary and jeff are spending months of their time preparing alijah. >> be a little more relaxed. >> like that. just how you are right now. >> reporter: and investing thousands of dollars in test shoots. >> it looks tense. maybe dig in deep. find something that's like, oom, know what i mean? >> reporter: with no guaranteed

we have cnn political reporter maeve and cnn correspondent jeff zeleny. maeve, let's start with you. i have been leaning on you about carly fiorina. you said don't worry about her making it on the big stage. worry about others keeping pace with her. what did you see last night of her at her best and concern about her going forward? >> i think what was fascinating was the strong moments for carly fiorina. she blew people away at moments. you saw her biggest vulnerability emerge. we have seen that here in california. that is her record at hp. trump came after her really hard on that. democrats did as well. and there's just so much opinion out there about that. she hasn't had to deal with that yet in this campaign. we saw the first beginning of that last night. we could see that slide as her record comes out. >> she got more zingers. the crowd laughed for her lines. her demeanor didn't -- the tenor never changed. she wasn't smiling. she wasn't cracking jokes. >> she was serious. she had command of the stage from the get-go. she has been drawing big crowds in

i'm jeff skversky. back for another season of highlights and features from the city to the birds few of our local teams won back-to-back titles last year and they're become to defend them in 2015. and they're become to defend them in 2015. huddle kicks off in 6 we're from william tennent high school uch watching "high we're from william tennent high school uch watching "high school huddle" on 6abc.

now for melissa magee, jeff skversky, and sarah bloomquist, and the entire "action news" team, i'm waltererez, stay tuned now for "action news" team, i'm walter perez, stay tuned now for "action news" sports >> adds a kouptd down to new nfl season begins they look to improve their roster. >> we thought there was a scenerio in that situation and we felt like things prog cigarettesed but we didn't feel like he was good enough. >> coach kelly shows door to two veteran quarterbacks while welcoming in another. >> owl have done it they have beat penn state for first time since 1941. >> i'm on the recruiting phone and saying look what's happening here and what our players are doing. >> day after temple historic win over penn state. matt rhule joins us liver in studio. >> that one is ripped. deep to right field. and red sox have a 2-0 sgleed it's hat trick in boss stop as phillies rung up for the third straight day. >> welcome to sports sunday i'm ducis rogers eagles linebacker brandon graham. thank you for joining us. i have to ask you don't you wish you were playing tomorrow instead of eight da

a cop walked over to jeff and said, i ought to punch you in the f'ing face.now, they drug me out by the swimming pool and sat me down. i was out there shaking. they were like, are you cold? i was like, no, i'm not cold. they're like, well, why are you shaking? i'm like, because you all had 100 guns in my face. >> john pastorich, a local reporter, interviews jody's father gary as he waits for his son to be returned safely by authorities. >> we did a long interview about what the family was going through. >> we were scared, and our reaction was just erratic at times. we just didn't know what to think. it's just the waiting that, i don't know, is a lot of waiting. we didn't know what to do. just feel helpless. >> he was definitely a worried father. he wanted to celebrate because his son had been found and was on his way home, but he was just very anxious. >> a sense of relief for a worried father. but no one knows the true extent of gary plauche's anger. the next day in front of local news cameras, jody is reunited with his family. >> jody. >> look at me, baby.

jeff: the f.b.i. is looking for two men they say robbed three dale city 7-elevens in the past month, recently on september 10. each between 1:00 and 3:00 in the morning at stores five to ten minutes from one another. the man with a shotgun stands watch and the other grabs cash from the register. in one case while olding a knife. >> it's very dangerous. jeff: this woman delivers to the 7-eleven hit last month. she says the area is usually safe but this changes things. >> oh, yeah, we feel something in it. scared a little bit. jeff: the trio of robberies follows a string of six 7-leb 7-leb -- 7-eleven robberies. according to the f.b.i. both cases had detailed planning and quick action. this man couldn't believe it when he heard his was robbed last month. >> it's extra shocking. it is so quiet you don't think it would happen around here. >> the suspect in dale city may not be as familiar with the weapon or professional as the suspects in the first string of cases but certainly as dangerous. the f.b.i. is

>> yeah, mary and jeff clark are high fashion model scouts coving the crowds of teeny bopper concertl town malls. the husband and wife team's business took off when mary discovered this guy at an iowa bar. up, that's ashton kutcher. >> so tell me about ashton. what stood out? >> i just remember thinking he was gorgeous. really beautiful. and big personality. >> and then there's super model carly closs, one of the highest paid models in the world who they found in a missouri mall model search. they run their mom and pop operation out of their basement in dardenne prairie, missouri. >> this is our active roster of models that we have that are traveling around the world placed in different markets. >> yeah, and probably out of those 15 -- >> probably three will work out. >> but mary and jeff say their latest discoveries 20-year-old elijah harrison. >> good. >> do you have a faerp's tan? >> and 1-year-old hazel crew. >> come on. >> are on verge of something big. >> go get it. >> sheep are so dumb. >> hazel still lives in iowa with her family on this 125-year-old sheep farm. at nearly six

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kron four's jeff bush is live tonight in walnut creek with the detailsjeff. >> jeff :it has been here for decades but the owner just recently decided to throw in the towel which means they will have to find a new home if they can the owners of the club sport valley vista sent this letter to it's memberstelling them it has become too expensive to maintain the club and it will be closing. that's bad news for the people who have been coming here to use the tennis courtsbut, it seems the valley vista baracudasthe swim team, may have to disband because there is very little pool space in walnut creek and there might not be a new place to train. 12 year old micky rajecki has been on the team most of her life and says it was tough to hear the news about the closure. >> micky rajecki : most of the time i would swim on their swim team. i started when i was three, which you usually have to wait until you are four and ever since then i've been on the team. >> jeff :micky is not aloneabout 190 members of the team are in the same situationlooking for a new place to work out. >> rajecki : i had just

he explains how the new law would work if approved jeff. >> jeff :the new enforcement upset a lot ofhe cops were coming down too hard on them cyclists say they do it all the time because they can see the corners and coming to a complete stop is a difficult thing to do every block when on two wheels. supervisor john avalos agrees with the bikers and says the time has come to relax the enforcement of rolling stops. >> john avalos : there were a lot of bicyclists who were yielding and coming to a slowdown but not coming to a complete stop who got ticketed and it doesn't make sense that we are going to use our law enforcement and traffic enforcement resources for people who are being safe. let's focus on people who are not being safe. >> jeff :the reaction to the new proposed law was mixeddepending on who you ask. >>:but you cannot think of a bicycle in the same way as a car for physics it is important to keep traffic down in the streets and that includes biking my immediate reaction would be everybody's safety and whether or not this is going to potentially increase pedestrian injury >>

kron 4's jeff bush was there for the big reveal.es of the new s-u-v. >> jeff :thousands were in attendance and the excitement was on par with any rock concert. elon musk took the stage and demonstrated the main features of the model x and they are unlike any car on the road today. the model x has a five point safety rating. that term illustates the numerous features that make up the ratingand, according to musk, the model x offers a vehicle that provides less than a ten percent chance of injury in the event of a crash.which is hard to do in the model x. the car will automatically activate the braking system if it detects an iminant impact. the safety goes beyond the relm of crashingmusk points out the hepa air filtration system of the model x which addresses polution problems outside the car and in case of extreem emergency, would come in handy. >> elon musk : this is the bio weapon defense mode button.this is a real button. >> jeff :hopefully that won't be necessary to use but musk claims the air inside the model x is cleaner than

still with us, jeff solomon.rtainly previous friday, what does it all at up to four ipo's? ? a sharppersensitive to market downturn. a lot of companies will postpone the ipo. do you think based on the work you have done that that is already happening? that ceo's is an advisors, people like jeff, that question to him directly, are already reevaluating the timing and potentially even the size of the ipo's? >> yes. erik: jeff, have you had conversations like that already? jeff: everyone is hypersensitive to volatility. will largely be because the sellers, the current investors and private investors, will wait for better market conditions. i have not seen anybody doing anything yet. august is a slow time and people will wait until labor day to decide what they will do it we have not seen anybody do anything proactive yet. erik: how long will it take before we know whether this trend is gain momentum? >> the first two weeks of september in general after a companies do not like to start their roadshow interrupted by ho

jeff: the f.b.i. won't say how much money the criminals got away with but they can say the cash registers and the patrons inside the stores are being robbed. $10,000 reward is offered for information that will lead to the capture and the conviction of the suspect. live in the alexandria section of fairfax county, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. leon: keep your eyes open, folks. we are on storm watch as rain heads in the area. >> doug hill has a check on the evening forecast. doug? doug: hi. rain we need and rain we'll get. bits and pieces. little areas of rain across the region. doppler radar shows scattered showers over the eastern section of montgomery county west of laurel. heavier downpours out of the northern stafford county across the potomac into western charles county. more still across the foothills and along interstate 81. this is just the leading edge of the weather pattern here that will move in tomorrow with a better chance of more widespread showers and storms. check out the numbers. 92 at rea

hey, jeff. >> we got up to 90 on sunday. 91 yesterday. let's go for 92 today. third consecutive 90-degree day. that means we will make the heat wave official. air quality concerns over new jersey. air quality alert in effect from 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. air quality unhealthy for sensitive groups. avoid strenuous activity during the hottest time of the day. speaking of heat, a big ridge of high pressure building. southwesterly winds at all levels of the atmosphere. 76 in the park. you have 60s in the northern and western suburbs where you have patchy fog. that will be burning off when the sun comes up. 78 at 8:00 in the morning. 87 by noontime. 90 by 4:00. by then a bit of a sea breeze especially at the beaches will cool things off to the lower to middle 80s. we sent it over to heather o'rourke. >> chance showed us pictures of this accident in the bronx. this is impressive. we have to go back to it. this is the dump truck overturned. you see the barrel carrying the cement. when the truck overturned, it released the barrel and you have all this cement over here.

we are live from atlanta, jeff skversky channel six "action news". >> about time can't wait thanks, jeff will have a complete preview on sports sunday. brandon graham breaks it down. jeff, ducis and i are back here after "action news" at 11:00. tomorrow we are teaming up with phl17 to bring you all of the action. our pregame show count down to kick off at 6:30 followed by eagles inn falcons at 7:00. tomorrow will be the day buy of the new look eagles. fascinate to go watch all of those former bird we're up to in week one. shady mccoy uninspired start, 17 carries, 41-yard in a win begins colts for bills. nick foles, former teammates carry williams, took it in for a touchdown. foles led rams down field, tied the game with a toss and st. louis would win witt a field goal in overtime. foles 18 of 27, 297-yard, touchdown leading rams to a upset of the super bowl champs in his debut, 34-31. >>> phillies pick up a win, lose caesar hernandez for the rest of the season with a dislocated thumb. game tied at four against the the cubs when the reliever, clayton richard, throws a wild pitch. altear r

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jeff skversky is live overlooking parkway tonight and jeff you got these details. >> hey jim a million people can and have fit on the mile long parkway in past. but not for this event. security is tighter and more areas are off limits to the public and that means far fewer people will get anywhere near the altar. >> outside the basilica excitement is building for papal visit now just a week away. >> once in a lifetime. >> very excited i cannot wait. >> i have francis fever. >> papal preparing for celebration like none other that has construction crews working late into the night on the ben franklin parkway. >> i hope it's big. i think it should be. it's like -- it seems like city is preparing for a party. >> how big. mayor nutter said he expect a million milligrams to attend sunday mass and secret service now estimate less than 300,000 will fit on parkway with any chance of seeing the pope even from a distance. and 0,000 in ticketed area in red and another 150 to 200,000 in on access purple area south of 20 to city hall and meeting many people without tickets may not get anywhere near

jeff is live with the calls for donald trump to make amends. jeff: it involves removing trees and donald trump said it has had great benefit to members here at his club. opponents were left shaking their heads and taking action. from riley's lock in poolesville, maryland, one portion of the virginia shoreline of the potomac river looks different from the rest. >> very noticeably baron on the other side right there. not good. >> five years ago, donald trump