jennifer: the most sobering of arguments his death.t year, the two-year-old university of maryland student -- a 22--year-old university of maryland student was hit and killed by a two-time drunk driver. he got two years and a plea deal. pushing for more what i've been a struggle. >> we just took the plea. jennifer: this is a normal night? >> it's a normal night. jennifer: critics say the argument to make roads safer in maryland will stumble on until there is a better answer. jennifer donelan, abc 7 news. leon: now let's switch over and talk about the weather. alison: is the rain over? steve: most of it is out of here. in the morning hours, more rain, then the weekend. warmer temperatures. today, not so bad, 74 degrees, a little above average this time of year. nowhere close to the record of 96. right now, 58 degrees, the wind out of the north northwest. we look for that to hold through the overnight. 54 gaithersburg, andrews quantico 55 degrees. the showers we have are generally moving to the west. something you don't see very often. w

jennifer: potentially impacting behavior on both sides of the badge. jennifer donelan, abc 7 news. kellye: taser just announced the next generation of its body cameras that will operate automatically, beyond the officers control. d.c. mayor muriel bowser said a are deploying cameras in the city but there is a holdup. mayor bowser: we also recognize the technology is changing fast and that we need to come up with a robust set of rules. kellye: the council is at odds over those rules and regulations. balser says the cameras will not roll out until those are set in stone. d.c. has spent $5.1 million on 2800 cameras. a montgomery county police officer is being hailed a hero after saving in infants life. tonight, there are questions as to what happened to the child in the first place. it started thursday night when officer david reed found a woman frantically crying in a parking lot in the white of shopping center. her one month old little girl was not breathing. officer read immediately took action, taking the child into his arms. officer: i struck the back of the baby between the shou

jennifer donelan, abc 7 news. kellye: an the store at house in maryland lost in a firefox up there was heavy fire in this two-story home on main street the flames most intense on the second floor. everybody made it out ok. and right now it is not known if anyone remains trapped after the collapse of a parking garage at the watergate complex. k-9 search teams will be on the scene again tomorrow. two floors of the garage partially collapsed and much of the conflict remains evacuated. ahead, new word about blue crabs. what a recent survey just found that could be good news. and the forecast. lets say this is your tv and these are the channels you pay for with cable but these are the types of channels you actually want to watch what if yocould pay for what you want, and not for what you don't so you could get kids channels sports... or entertainment mix and match, or get them all. now fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv starting at $74.99 -- including internet and phone. cable just gives you channel

jennifer donelan, abc 7 news.ormer aides to new jersey governor chris christie have been indicted, stemming from the 2013 bridge-gate incident. they are accused of creating politically motivated traffic jams on the george washington bridge. a port authority official implicated days as part of a cooperation deal with prosecutors. mayor muriel bowser has announced an expansion of the summer youth employment program. this will be available to people up to the age of 24. today was the career exploration fair, with employers meeting with potential employees. >> to give kids an opportunity to get a job, not be on the streets. >> i'm glad they extended the age range because that gives people like me an opportunity to work longer and get more experience. kellye: 23,000 people applied for the program this year. 16,000 were deemed eligible to participate. coming up -- rocking the red while staying in the black. the new trick that scammers are using to root out your cash while you cheer for the lets say this is your tv and t

jennifer: yes, taser. the company known for the stun gun weapons has become one of the most sought after manufacturers in the nation for the police body cameras. >> the camera lens up here is a fish island and it is capturing a wide angle. it captures most of what my periphery is. so if i wear these glasses, and i have the, i am looking that way it is capturing everything i'm seeing on patrol. the saving of that begins when they click it in a certain mode. jennifer: some raises the question do officers have too much control over the devices? it takes two clicks to turn on. once it's rolling what if an officer wants to stop recording because the arrest is going badly or he or she doesn't want to be caught on camera? it takes five full seconds for it to turn off. and once it's off the device records how it was turned off. so that officer will have to explain why he or she shut it down. officers can review the footage on their phones. >> what am i seeing here? >> this is a bluetooth streaming of the video liv

. >> jennifer is still fighting. jennifer will be around for finding the cure. >> their selfless act that just might save other lives. it's in our "bay area proud" series. >>> out of a terrible situation, there is now a glimmer of hope. the death of a 6-year-old girl last year from a rare type of brain tumor devastating for her family. >> but because of their selflessness, there's now good news to report in the fight against the disease. nbc bay area's garvin thomas has been following this story for over a year. >> reporter: libby and tony graciously allowed us into their home last february during the final days of their daughter jennifer's life. they explained to us why they were making arrangements to donate jennifer's tumor after her death. they wanted to give others the hope they didn't have. well looks like they're starting to get their wish. it has been more than a year since a brain tumor called dipg took jennifer lynn cra nnk ankkranz's life. still, make no mistake, just because jennifer lost her battle to ca

leon: jennifer donlon, thank you so much. make sure you get back to us as soon as you get pictures for us. the word, as you just heard reported by jennifer donelan daron wint now in custody after the end of a massive manhunt that spanned from here to new york city. daron wint, the suspect in the mansion shooting in which four people were killed on west lawn drive in northwest d.c., now in custody. we will stay on top of that story. let's turn to check the weather. hard to follow that, huh? brian: we are heading into the weekend. the weekend looks pretty good. tomorrow gets better. it lasts all the way through next week. we are dry all the way through the holidays. we will get back to jennifer in a bit. great reporting from her. leon: a big relief. brian: take a look at this. take a look at the sunset. we didn't have a lot of sun today. it was delivery and gray and damp. just before the sun is going down, you can see the capital wheel coming to light. some breaks in the crowd and a little bit of -- clouds and a little bit of l

i'm jennifer donelan abc7 news. leon: thank you, jennifer. tonight the family of savvas savopoulos, ammy and phillip released a response to the arrest of daron wint and it reads in part it does not abate our pain we hope it will restore a sense of calm and security to the neighborhood and to our city. they go on to ask for space to grieve time to grieve. our coverage of the mansion murders and a search for possible suspects continues on wjla.com. you will find pictures from the arrest. in the meantime now we turn to breaking news in the murder of chandra levy. abc7 confirmed a new trial has been ordered for a man convicted of killing congressional intern in 2001. senior political reporter scott thuman is in the newsroom with what he has learned about in the case. what is the latest? scott: remember the man convicted of killing chandra levy as an intern on capitol hill and it's now expected that he will get a new trial. government attorneys are no longer opposing that request. we just got hands on the four-page motion. in it prosecutors hey ar

the caller id system showed that one was indeed brine's wife, jennifer.ther one was married to dale bradley, who was one of brian ruth's co workers. >> and that's when they sent detectives over to dale and christy's house. >> dale would have christy bring dinner to him and that's how they met was out that job site when she would bring meals to him. >> when questioned about brian's disappearance, christy said she had been home all evening and hadn't seen him and dale said he was running errands all day. >> when his car broke down, he kaled his friend billy who was at a local bar here. >> five days after brian disappeared, his wife jennifer, discovered a potential clue. >> i found bills of credit cards that we didn't have together and a phone bill. >> she discovered that he was having an affair with christy bradley. >> it was a double whamy that everything had been shattered, everything that i had dreamed and hoped for was gone. >> jennifer also discovered that christy was with brian in las vegas a few weeks earlier. when confronted with this information, c

took jennifer's life. make no mistake that just because she lost her battle to cancer doesn't mean she has stopped fighting it. in fact, you are watching her do it right now. these stem cells being worked on in a stanford lab are ones grown from her tumor. the tumor was offered up for donation in the hopes that it would one day prevent others from having to go through what they did. >> there is so much bad. and if you can help that with someone else you to do it. >> it is a promise they made. 14 months later, appear to be delivering on? >> the research -- the thing that might be going -- >> a professor at stanford says d.i.p.g. has been notoriously difficult to study in the lan because cultures of it didn't exist. the stem cell line she and her team created from jennifer's line is just one of 16 existing in the world. >> each one is the result of an incredible donation from families facing one of the most difficult moments of their life. >> and it is using those lives that they have discovered an existing

jennifer: yes, sir. mr. mica: what's most astounding, this particular individual i cited before, the woman was so notorious that t.s.a. officer identified her by her -- by other pictures he'd seen of the terrorist, went to a supervisor and she got not only a free pass but expedited through t.s.a., that's a fileure, is it not mr. roth? john: yes. mr. mica: ms. grover? jennifer: well the system in that case actually worked as t.s.a. intended for it to work. that's my understanding. mr. mica: her data never came up because she was -- jennifer: she was not on the watch list. mr. mica: exactly. exactly. that's where we need to get this information. people who pose a risk we can identify, go after them or stop them and they can't -- they can't get -- fainlly, the badge issue. the badge issue. it was almost -- was it a couple years t.s.a. approved the badges at atlanta where they gave badges out and didn't do the proper background checks, is that right, mr. roth? john: we have done some work on that. in 2013 we

jennifer: they are certainly in the game. box is takinbig brands a and figuri out how to take them into t the folold and hopefully help them make money. that was one of the things it was struggling with.h. it h has a loyal following but was not posting the numberers it needed to bring the money home iteeds.. rebecca: otherroducts have bier numbers than recode even though it does he a cucult following. they have done a good job guys who started box media, aa cotantly building -- of costly building the brand. they have so many titles and keep buying the most substantive names. "thehe washington post" is when lot of jrnalists took notice. jennifer: he has a lot of specialty subjects he covers. they have loyal followings in ingsike restaurants homome, retail, and things like that. recca: your ke on making news nationwide?e? terrific. it is a wiwin-win. it is a great culture fit. both came from traditional media and a part of the new media enentity recode was havining struggles as far as reaching an aududience. ththey h have 1.5 m

how did jennifer help with that?ng when i came to was realizing that paul and james, my team that day, had been killed and that captain funkhouser had been killed. trying to may it forward and make up for that i can never make up for their loss in the fact that i'm still here. when jennifer reached out, it was this moment of compassion and having including me in her life, i can watch her girls grow end on facebook has been this amazing act of grace and she's just done it again for this weekend she was invited back by the u.s. army to be here in d.c. and she arranged for the children of the camera crew to be brought here as well. so joe douglas is out at the memorial concert waiting for us to join them. >> and i know you all got together last night, jennifer right? >> we did. it was -- it was an instant bond an instant connection and i really truly feel like all of us are bonded together for life. >> i want you, kim, to take a listen -- >> sorry. >> no i wanted to play you some of this sound from an army doctor in the

jennifer's been reported missing.dering if you had any contact with her." >> reporter: the detective wanted to interview this potential suspect, but he was an ocean away. so interpol arranged a meeting between rob and the british police. rob admitted he was married and he used the word "intimate" to describe his relationship with jen. >> well, jennifer had sent some sort of lingerie. and -- he had sent her, i believe it was $150-- that she never picked up. >> did he express what that money was for? >> i believe it was for her to buy herself as a gift. you know, this is -- early december, it's close to christmas time. >> reporter: and though it was clear rob and jen had talked about meeting in person, he insisted he had not been anywhere near new york when she disappeared. in fact, he said he'd been worried too, wondering why jen hadn't been online for days. so as the detective worked to check out his story, remy was at home fuming. wondering if there was even more to jen's secret life online. >> do you think she was h

jennifer: i'm jennifer donelan with the abc7 on your side team. a woman's leg is pinned between two vehicles and her leg decimated. alison: a moment that changerred a mother's life forever. iris was packing her car when a driver blasted through a stop sign, crashed into her and then took off. fighting back against crime reporter jennifer donelan revisits the unsolved case and the battle the mother is still fighting. in an interview you will see only on 7. >> someone said get the license plate. he backed up. drove off. jennifer: drove off and left 44-year-old iris of d.c. an amputee. >> that is scary. jennifer: the summer of 2008. >> how bad does it get at night? >> to the point i pray. jennifer: when a driver ran through a stop sign on 28th street southeast and slammed her as she was packing her trunk for vacation. >> nobody has been brought to ous tis. -- brought to justice. jennifer: she has been fighting back. >> i had to live with my mother. i'm a grown woman. thank god i'm strong my kids are strong. i'm proud. jennifer: when we met her seven

. >> jennifer is still fighting. jennifer will be around for finding a cure. >> a selfless act from her parents might just save other lives as part of our bay area proud series. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >>> out of a terrible situation, there is now a glimmer of hope. the death of a six-year-old girl who died from a rare type of brain tumor was devastating for her family, but because of her selfless act, there is good news to report in the fight against the cancer that killed her. garvin thomas has been following this story for more than a year. >> this couple graciously allowed us into their home in february at the end of their daughter's life. they explained why they were making arrangements to donate jennifer's tumor after her death. they wanted to give others the hope they didn't have. well, it looks like they're starting to get their wish. it had been more than a year since the brain tumor call

thank you jennifer. so jennifer will stay here to answer questions at the end. i know. let me tell you a few other things. that are a part of this campaign. and we will take some questions. so second thing is to keep computers running. and haec sure program is supplied. on some sites. they never got funding for paper. or ink. or the headsets. so a let bit of money to make sure it's there. otherwise. people can't use the equipment or print what they need to print. the third thing is the tech support for people with equipment. if you have a phone. you don't know how to get a pictures. or messages off it. you want to use it better. we have skilled trainers. that are good about taking whatever you have and what you need to know and help connect the dots. so that's another piece of the goal for the future. then the 4th one is really about raising more visibility and resources. that's the san francisco tech council. there has been a series of planning. there's been a planning process. we did 80 interviews. with leaders. we have convened. a series of work groupses, and plannin

. >> jennifer is still fighting.nifer will be around for finding the cure. >> a little girl loses her battle with a rare type of cancer, but a selfless act from her parents just might save others. that's in our bay area proud series. >>> tgif bay area. finally we have good-looking conditions. it's still cool for this time of year but the rain has subsided. it will be cloudy and a little breezy today. slight chance for showers getting into the weekend. no worries, though. i'll be able to get you outdoors. full forecast when nbc bay area news at 11:00 comes back after the break. >>> out of a terrible situation, there is a glimmer of hope. the death of the 6-year-old girl last year from a rare type of brain tumor obviously very devastating for her family. >> because of their selfless act, there is good news to report in the fight against the disease. nbc bay area's garvin thomas has been following the story for over a year. garvin. >> reporter: libby and tony kranz graciously aroudllowed his into their home during the f

>> jennifer net unless. >> oh, give me your favorite jennifer nettles song.me is jennifer. >> ya. you know, i like them all. i don't have a favorite. >> okay. well, miguel is headed to philadelphia. i'll take you to the concert all right? >> promisee. >> ya. it is on the fourth of july. >> let's talk about the act coming to play with the roots. let's do it. >> miguel says i'll be the reporter baby you be the news. >> i guess i can say that? i'm the rorher baby you can be the news. >> miguel is making news, because's been named, to be on stage, there on the fourth of july on the parkway in front of the art museum. >> that's right. >> wawa -- wawa welcome america. they invited couple of other well miguel to be here. >> the maine thing this year. they're headlining. >> yes, wouldn't be the same without the roots. so miguel will be there then country singer jennifer nettles be there there. this is when they announced it yesterday. >> miguel and jennifer nettles. >> no. >> don't know them or don't like them? >> don't know them. >> miguel and jennifer nettles? fan

jennifer brokaw. wanted to play you talking to jennifer about this. >> when i first got cancer i think it was not so much in denial as i was underinformed what it was going to mean in my life. that incident sarah talked about there. we understood i had to get out of montana. all painkillers were not working. jennifer immediately flew in and began her part as a member of the team. the mayor team recognized how exceptional she was. they said as i left to come back to new york you're ahead of the game. you've got jennifer and meredith. jennifer was dealing with the death of her mother-in-law and her favorite uncle had developed alzheimer's. he died in the last three years as well. she not only had her hands full as a physician, but it was an emotional load for her to carry. she said in the course of the program last thursday night, i'm going to try not to get teary here, but it was an honor to help. nothing can make a father more proud than a daughter that says just that. >> let me share that of jennifer

jennifer is the teleco telecom -- jason is also joining me now. right to you, jennifer.he breaking news really when it comes down to it, the aol verizon deal broke this morning, it is perhaps that we will see an at&t and directv merger that won't be blocked by the department of justice. do you think it has smooth sailing? >> i think it will have smooth sailing. it's a different emerge than the cable emerge. a lot of synergies. but a value proposition for the us consumer. >> is there a stock you like in this battle? at&t or directv? one better? that's what we're telling our viewers. >> we like at&t for a long time. at&t. the time not to bet against at&t is when they're doing the mega deals. history has shown very good execution. and synergy achievement. and remember, the synergy guidance they've given is cost synergies. we think there are tremendous synergies that will spread light on when the deal closes. liz: let's get to aol. again, to you, jennifer. i get what verizon gets out of it. content. mobile. what does aol get beyond an escape hatch? >> well, i think aol, if y

jennifer: certainly not.f you make a nine dollars and have children you are living at the definition of poverty. even at $15 it is it open question of what your quality of life will be. the rent in los angeles is incredibly high. as it is in many of the most populous cities. this will improve lives, but if it will truly allow people to have a high quality of life is very much an open question. katty: the argument against raising the minimum wage is that if you are a small business owner you cannot afford that and your business might close. is that a realistic concern? how worried our people on the minimum wage? jennifer: i have not talked to anyone on the minimum wage that is disappointed that they will make more money. business owners are concerned about how they will pave the wage. it will be phased in over five years. it is a big increase. i don't think anyone can predict what will happen. there are democracies that said unemployment does not go up and businesses don't close their doors in slower increases

>> of course, this is after the kiley jennifer challenge went viral.d to suction trick with a shot glass to make their lips swell. that happened to lot of folk. people ended up at the doctors much doctors say that little trick can leave lips permanently disfiguring. on the basketball court even fish lips will not faze the globetrotters. >> special appearance today mater them well pretty nervous. they met the pope. the team touring italy made stop at the vatican tried to teach pope francis one of the most famous tricks. the finger role. but the player have made several famous people but the most nervous they've been in a long time. eothen gave the poke pope a globetrotters jersey. >> there you go. >> maybe they can join him in philadelphia in epp september. >> why not? >> all right. those phillies they just keep on doing what they do. they had a chance tonight but then it was just the phillies. lesean mccoy continues to show his anger towards chip kelly for the trade to buffalo. just won't shut ♪ >>> the phillies ended their 10 game road trip with a tou

let's go to jennifer grey. we show you remarkable images of the tornado that did touch down in cisco, texas. jen, you're in a vehicle close to the image we are showing the viewers with a team of storm chasers and other meteorologists. what are they seeing? >> reporter: we are actually with a group from university of oklahoma. they're the best in what they do. they're ledge in darry, with howie bluestein, he has been instrumental developing research and better the technology used for forecasting. he is an icon in meteorology. you can see the white vehicle, that's a doppler on wheels. the goal is to get ahead of the storm, place the doppler down and get out of the way. you want to put that inside the storm so they can get research from that. we were just at a storm couple miles back wasn't matured enough. we are heading east to get ahead of the storm, give it more time to mature maybe it will be stronger by the time it gets to us. we are inside an area that has been issued a tornado warning, so we are in a danger

it worked, but back in virginia crossing state lines to get jennifer that oil could get them arrested. like any teen-ager, 15-year-old jennifer collins loves to hang out with her friends, but her life is far from carefree. >> i could be taken away from my family. >> no kid should have to worry that her mother getting her medicine could put her mother in jail. >> reporter: jennifer is deeply worried about the consequences her family could face for acquiring this thc a oil. it has significantly reduced her 300 daily seizures and eliminated the grand mal seizures and all the rage. >> i've never gotten high off of marijuana ever and i have several times off my pharmaceutical meds. they made me hallucinate. >> reporter: she's allowed to have and take the oil in virginia without threat of prosecution, but there's no legal pathway to get it. >> it's ridiculous that we have to go through so -- that we have to go through and so many people in this country to get to such lengths to get medicine when it's so easy to get medicine like oxycontin or valium. >> i need the lawmakers to be more open m

jennifer: that is not true.rican woman buys 64 new items of what -- of clothing a year, regardless of age. food, clothing, and transportation are things we do every day. we do not live in a nudist society. >> but a lot of those close are like a tank top from aeropostale. is that a runway item? of ther: the only part fashion industry that has grown the last 10 years is fast fashion, h&m and zara. h&m is a rental. $19.99, andp for you know that it will get destroyed in the washing machine after three wares. what if for the same price, i could give you something higher quality? you wear it three times, and it is gone. you do not have to have the junk in your closet you later have to throw out, donate, put in storage. one in every six families in the u.s. has a storage facility filled with clothes, regardless of income. >> that is an awesome point. when you think about -- >> i am not lined up against you on this one. >> i am with you. >> the one point i would make in addition is, i am not much of a fast fashion conn

jennifer: a veces pero no le digas a nadie. >> jerry rivera habla acerca de sus inicios en la mÚsicaos temas como " cara de niÑo". " amores como el nuestro" ♪ amores como el nuestro quedan ya muy pocos♪ " quÉ hay de malo" entre otros tantos que se incluyen en mÁs de 15 producciones su nombre de pila es gerardo rivera rodrÍguez, artÍsticamente conocido como jerry rivera, con una trayectoria de 25 aÑos el niÑo de la salsa compartiÓ, naciÓ su pasiÓn y entrega por la mÚsica. jerry: mi carrera comenzÓ desde antes de ser profesional, desde el vientre de mi madre escuchando a mi madre y a todos los familiares cercanos cantando porque mi papa es cantante de mÚsica de trio y mi mamÁ era compositora, la mÚsica es mÁs que una cultura, es algo que llevamos en la sangre, es genÉtico. ♪ ♪ ♪ ash: en 1989 su sueÑo se tornÓ en realidad cuando a sus 15 aÑos firmÓ su primer contrato con la casa disquera sony. su padre fue el que identificÓ su talento innato para el gÉnero de la salsa. jerry rivera: mi padre dijo en un momento dado, tÚ tienes talento, estÁs un crudito pero yo te voy a lanzar en la salsa

jennifer donelan has more on the arrest. quite a scene. jennifer: what a night it was. we were the first ones here. you could see it was shut down. you could see the relief and satisfaction on face of the u.s. marshals. when the task force got the word for daron wint on wednesday -- >> we went full speed to develop associate patterns. >> it led them to brooklyn new york where they learned wint was staying with his girlfriend. u.s. marshals in new york moved in position but they just missed him. >> wint had seen his image on the news as a suspect and he panicked and fled. jennifer: frustrating, yes. but the nonstop hunt led the officers and marshals to the d.c. area. they found him at the howard johnson motel in college park room 412. >> we had a location where we were preparing for a tactical entry. >> but an advance team signal wint was in a car. the car and the moving truck were driving out of the parking lot. they followed the chevy and the box truck for five miles. once on rhode island avenue in northeast. >> we conducted a vehicle where we closed in and boxed in th

it's been a really neat transition just seeing jennifer from one point to now. it's just a totally different person. >> watching these two women bring caden into the prison and seeing the love they had for both caden and jennifer was truly inspirational. and then terry, taking full responsibility for this child, knowing that she was going to give the child back to jennifer when she got out of prison, astounded me. >> they cannot take custody from you without a reason to. and as long as you have somebody to take care of him, you still have full custody. they just have temporary custody until you're released. and then once upon your release from here, you'll be given back all custody. so, that gives me the focus to know i have to do what i have to do to get out of here, to get him back and get my life back. >> what are you doing while you're in prison? how are you spending your days here? >> ged classes, and then hopefully, after i get my ged, i start some college classes. my goal is to be a vet tech hopefully within two years i can be in a vet school somewhere. >

crossing over to jennifer glasse. who tells us more about this attack jennifer. >> well, the taliban has issued a statement in the past about few minutes claiming responsibility for this attack. it was a convoy of vehicles, leadingleading to the international airport. afghan civilians including women and children. while foreignersers foreigners are often the target, it is afghan civilians who bear the brunt. it is a very busy road, that time of the morning do you not only have people going to work, but women and children going to stores. they apparently have born the brunt of these attacks. >> why is it that these attacks have been stepped up recently? >> they issued a statement last week, that they would continue their attacks. they want to show foreigners that they are not safe anywhere. so we have seen a real real uptick in these attacks in kabul and elsewhere recently. >> how does the peace talks reflect these attacks? >> we still don't have a defense minister or an attorney general or a chief of the army. i think

police say jacob lynn and jennifer pandorf caused retinal hemoraging bleeding on the little girl's brain injuries discovered by doctors when the mother took her to the hospital after returning from a three day visit with her father, who also lives in the home. both are in jail unable to make bail. >> happening now the search for missing high school student in montgomery county. it has been almost three days now since nicholas tornbye left his home in upper merion township. family members and police searching in the place where they believe the after i had hiker may be. fox 29's sabina kuriakose shows us what's being done to help bring nicholas home. >> come to see grandma. i need a hug. i need a grandma hug. >> dean mitchell's loving message to her 18 year old grandson nick tornbye searches combing valley forge national historical park saturday looking for the upper merion area high school senior missing since wednesday night. nick grabbed gray back pack, left home after argument with his father. he hasn't been heard from since. upper merion township police are investigating. >> he loves

jennifer give us the update. what's going on?ll have that active tornado warning on the outskirts of chickashay. it's 45 miles southwest of oklahoma city traveling northeast at 15 miles per hour. hovering right along i-44. we know that schools are keeping kids in until this storm is over, which is good news. so go pick up your kids after. this is a very dangerous situation. it's all part of a broader system. so we are going to continue to monitor it throughout the afternoon. tornado watches in effect for much of the night, jake. >> jennifer gray, we'll continue to monitor that storm system throughout the hour. >>> our politics lead now, the clinton campaign defiant today. former president bill clinton firing back against allegations of potential wrongdoing including foreign donations made to the clinton foundation while his wife was secretary of state. some express the belief that questions about these donations to the foundation will severely damage clinton's candidacy. and while there are some polls indicating voters in some st

jennifer jennifer, say with me.ive us a comparison where it is with reference to dallas-ft. worth? >> this is a town near crum. if you know where dallas is in the northeastern part of texas, ft. worth is just west of dallas. just like the sisters, right next to each other. just north of ft. worth then say the northern suburbs is where we're getting these pictures from so the town of crum just a northern part of the dallas-ft. worth area it's very large metroplex as we call it but this is just north of that area and of course as you see, it gets to be agriculturally quite green, it's vast we do know obviously just like every other area there are rivers and streams, of course throughout this region that the last several days with the rain have been topping banks. this is going on for about 45 minutes and there is another band of rain as mentioned which could easily just make this a worse situation. >> they need relief. do not jive drive. we've seen a number of cars being swallowed up by the flooding here in denton tex

>> jennifer: i will be honest with you scott. i was dead asleep when i got the information from a source that indeed ours or the made the arrest. i was jumping out of bed and running down here. i am here exactly where i was hours ago. this is rhode island avenue. this area right here at the intersection is where the box truck was boxed in. if you look up rhode island avenue is where the white chevy was where they found wint. i have pictures to show you. pictures i was taking as i was walking up to the scene. so when you turn the corner rhode island was filled with flashing lights. both sides of rhode island avenue have been completely shut down. you saw the u.s. marshall in the street. dozens of them. there were more than 20 vehicles on the scene. that is when they in that white vehicle. you see that. as far as wint himself, we understand from sources he was a passenger in the white chevy. they were able to get him out. three other females in the vehicle. they got everybody out without incident. not a shot fired. we believe we sa

jennifer: i called the united medical center to ask what happened. why can't they look at in-house surveillance footage? they told us they can't talk about the case because of the patient privacy law but say they take concerns seriously. robinson says since they won't call her back, she is calling the d.c. police. in southeast, jennifer donelan, abc7 news. alison: wow! all right. well of course plenty of women opt for flats over high heels for the health benefits and the comfort. but that is just not an option for women at this year's cannes film festival. that is right. the organizers instituted a dress code banning flat shoes. it came to light after several women were turned away from a premier sunday night because they were wearing flats. now the stars are speaking out against the policy. >> well should wear whatever suits them. >> i will walk the stairs in the high heels. alison: now we are talking. tradition for the women to wear dresses and heels on red carpet at cannes. men where tuxedos with bow ties and black shoes. but nothing is spelled ou

add sick operated on jennifer taunt -- >> come on in. come on in. good, how are you? >> give me a hug. >> the two are brought together in the very hospital where it all happened. >> i don't think a lot of people can point to one person and say i'm a life because of this person. >> it's amazing. yeah, it's amazinglyingly gratifying to have that sort of impact on just one life, i mean, that's pretty cool. yeah, it's very special. i'm going to start crying. ♪ >> reporter: fate or coincidence. >> no matter the two share a special doctor-patient bond and the desire to save lives. >> it's like coming full circle and kind of being back home. >> she doesn't realize some day she'll work with me. she will. that's her destiny. ♪ >> jennifer graduates penn nursing school in less than two weeks. she'll take her nursing boards over the summer and then look out, world. she hopes to be oncology nurse practitioner somewhere in the fall maybe even here at chop. which would be her ultimate dream come true. dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. >>> stealing baby names is no-no o

all right, jennifer, thank up. great coverage. our coverage of the deadly train derailment continues on line. you will find the most to up date information there plus we have photos and videos from the scene, it is all there right now on myfoxphilly.com. >>> 4:39 the time. coming up. frightening home invasion, pair of knife wielding suspect broke in and terrorized a family. >> plus the slip of the tongue. jeb bush may have accidentally dropped some pretty big news. what he told reporters about his intentions for 2016. >> search in the philippines suspended yesterday fire apparently started by sparks from welding work being done at the factory's main entrance. it triggered an explosion of the chemicals use today make those slippers. wisconsin police offers letters not be charged in the shooting death of un arm teen. demonstrators marched through the street of wisconsin's capitol yesterday after learning the officer would not be charged. officer matt kenny fatally shot 19 year old tony robinson in march after police received a distu

jennifer glasse joins us liver from kabul. bring us up-to-date.re can you tell us about this explosion. >> reporter: the interior ministry says that's target appears to be a convoy of of cars carrying foreigners the interior ministry are believes 15 people are wounded and it's likely to include foreigners because they say there is one very badly damaged vehicle on the scene. we heard the explosion just within the last hour and it could be heard around the city. it sounded like quite a large explosion, the interior minute city thinks it may have been a suicide car bomb. >> all right jennifer glasse there in kabul jennifer, thank you. >>> pope francis will canonize two palestinian nuns on saturday. they are the first palestinians to become saints in modern times. an explanation as why it's viewed as part of the vatican's attempt to support christies in the middle east. >> reporter: a song of praise in honor of sister mary a palestinian nun built this church and fountained the congregation of the sisters of the most holily jerusalem convent in the ot

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i happened to have in my family an extraordinarily gifted emergency room physician in jennifer brokaw. she became my consigliere. she was on the side looking in asking the right questions, telling me there was somebody else we should be talking to. i suggested, see if you can find a doctor who can just be the interpreter, the ombudsman for you and don't forget to ask questions when you're dealing with specialists. however gifted they may be. they welcome it. and be honest about your own condition. my team kept saying, you understated your pain. i have a high tolerance for pain. i said pain is three on the scale of ten. i had four fractures in my spine at that point. they said, we needed to know that. there are lots of dimensions to being a cancer patient. the overwhelming one is it takes over your life. >> and that -- that's what you kept saying about -- i want to go back to the fact you had jennifer to sort of manage this. how would you recommend to somebody who gets this cancer diagnosis, and they don't have your resources, how do you do it? how do you find that doctor? >> you can d

tonight jennifer connelly. director judd apatow. the 2015 school scrabble champs. and music from twenty one pilots. with cleto and the cletones. and now, stay put, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ thank you for coming. thank you for kicking off your holiday weekend with me and my television friends, you know memorial day weekend is here. a day which we remember and give thanks to those who serve this country. according to aaa, a lot of people are traveling. if you are planning to go anywhere for memorial day, you are too late. you have had to left yesterday morning. so sorry. you know the big difference between memorial day now and memorial day when i was a kid is? kids don't get stuck in the third row of the station wagon anymore because everyone has an suv now. my parents -- now they are so careful with their grand kids. for us, back then, safety was not a concern. we'd be packed, not even the seats but the back of the car where the luggage goes like chickens in a third world country. my face would be pressed against the rear-view window. every inch was filled with cousins