joseph and eva arethe first in my crowd to get married. my father tells me you're something of a card player. aw, well,i'm nothing special. you play? uh, me? no, no. i'd like to learn, though. me, too. black marialow-ball with a split? one-eyed jacks, kings with the ax? [knock on door] david. i didn't thinkyou'd come. until a few minutes ago, neither did i. if you've come hereto try to stop me, don't. uh, no. listen, i thought a lot about what you said. dad, you were right. mom would want you to be happy, and i do, too. and eva's a wonderful woman. so congratulations. thank you, david. this means more to me than youwill ever know. well, listen, if you can possibly forgive me, i'd love to be your best man. there's no better best manin this room. thanks. mom, the bride's ready. oh. uh... joseph, eva is ready. we can start now. we can start now. [plays wedding march] there's one thingi have to ask before you go down-- did anyone talk to youabout the wedding night? my mother told me 50 years ago. i think i remember some of the basics. ok. frie

joseph italiano "and i said i just can't not do something. so i called them back and said i will do the chemo and that's when we went a little bit further and found out about this." ("two more times.") ((paula francis)) for joseph, the key to successful treatment may lie in personalized diagnostics. marcia brose, md, phd "so for patients it's exciting because if they have finished the standard therapies and there are no other possibilities for them they can have their tumor tested." ((paula francis)) joseph did just that.and found out that his tumor had a mutation that made him a candidate for what's called a "targeted therapy." marcia

joseph- "it was a dream come true..." when luke bryan met joseph... he you're the little guy that's been blowing up my twitter feed. when luke bryan met joseph... he told the boy, you're the little guy that's twitter feed. mark's in now with sports - the gpac tournament continuing in sioux city. (mark) both briar cliff and morningside hosting semifinal matchups today. the mustang women were at home agianst the chargers in a cross-town showdown, while the bcu men hosted midland. highlights coming up next. plus, the bandits open their season tonight at home. we'll have a preview next. the top four seeds in the gpac women's tournament all advanced to the semifinals. it was a crosstown showdown for the semis, as the top-seed, and top-ranked morningside hosted the fourth seed, briar cliff. the mustangs have already beaten the chargers twice this season, by 20 and 16 points. m'side was clicking on all cylinders - already up 45-32 at the half. third quarter - taylor bahensky with the steal - ahead to madison braun on the layup - 8 jessica tietz - off the win

joseph- "it was a dream come true..." when luke bryan met joseph... he told the boy....you're the been blowing up my twitter feed.... stick around, we'll get another reporter: "so when you hear, say, one side, saying that they'd like to wait 'til "the next president is in office to appoint a justice, what do you think about that?" justice o'connor: "i don't agree. i think we need somebody there, now," finally tonight.... a light show lit up the skies over spain this week. and it was extraterrestrial.... a fireball was captured on camera over the city of cordoba wednesday. according to experts, the fireball was a fragment from a comet. it was traveling at 59 miles per hour and crashed against the earth's atmosphere, producing a spectacular flash. an observatory doesn't know if this fireball has any relation with two others that have flashed across >>> breaking news tonight. trump bombshell. chris christie shocks the political world by endorsing the front-runner hours after marco rubio unloaded on trump at one of the most dramatic campaign days ever. >>

joseph- "it was a dream come when luke bryan met joseph... he told him.. so you're the guy that blew really wantnt us to meet. the newsroom... amanda gilbert... kwwl news. get the ticket's to luke's concert... we have a lot to get to this morning: what's on tap? how about pesticide in some beers. that's what a watchdog group is saying... so how big of a deal is it? we'll find out. plus, they're magical, they're mythical... but this is a little spooky. police hunt for a runaway animal... an animal that sure looks like a unicorn. here's the bus stop forecast. we've got a spring like weekend chance for wintry weather next week. all the details coming up in just a few minutes. "you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered! with jerry gallagher, ally crutcher and meteorologist eileen loan. this is todayayn iowa." "now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl." from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your $& complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: good morning i im meteorologist

joseph italiano "and i said i just can't not do something. so i called them back and said i will do the chemo and that's when we went a little bit further and found out about this." ("two more times.") ((paula francis)) for joseph, the key to successful treatment may lie in personalized diagnostics. marcia brose, md, phd "so for patients it's exciting because if they have finished the standard therapies and there are no other possibilities for them they can have their tumor tested." ((paula francis)) joseph did just that.and found out that his tumor had a mutation that made him a candidate for what's called a "targeted therapy." marcia brose, md, phd "so it really is the possibility of one, really personalizing it to the patient's tumor and two, giving them a therapy they wouldn't otherwise have and that's hope." possibility here. i'm not going to say that this is a guarantee that it's taken care of, but it's longevity the longer i can stick around the better i think all of us feel." ((paula francis)) and now the italianos are confident they

when luke bryan met joseph.. he told the boy....you're the little guy that's been blowinin up my twitter feed. people really wanted us to meet. we'll be right back with another look at the forecast storm tr what's all this nonsense ababt balls? pink balls, blue, yellow, red. it's hard to keep the whole thing straight. and all these so-called deals? well, they come with a lot of deal breakers. like when you leave the city the signal goes weak. u.s. cellular built a network to give you a stronger signal where the other guys don't. and as for deals? how's $300 back for every line you switch? no ball nonsense. get $300 per line and a stronger signal, meteorologist is back with another check of your storm track seven forecast. "you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered. this is today in iowa." your dreams evolve, and with committed support, they thrive. reporter: "so when you hear, say, one side, saying that they'd like to wait 'til "the next president is in office to appoint a justice, what do you think about that?

>> joseph: really? >> male: yeah, he makes my skin crawl. >> joseph: he's just another client. >> vincent: he's evil. >> kent: maybe, but the money this account brings wyndham ridgestone is making us rich. >> joseph: then what's not to like about the guy? >> kent: question: you guys go to church? >> male: yeah, lenore and i go every sunday. >> kent: vincent? >> vincent: do you think i go >> kent: joseph? >> joseph: c'mon, do we really wanna talk about church over lunch? >> kent: well, it's the target of the client's xt campaign. he'd like to see the day when the church is irrelevant. >> male: good luck there. everybody goes to church. well, almost everybody. >> joseph: hey, i congregate with others on sundays. i sit under a steeple. i give money--to the racetrack. hey, janet and the kids go to church but sundays are the only day that i have to have a little fun. besides, church is for women. >> male: thanks a lot. >> kent: most people think that church is the moral compass of society. church is the foun

and prettytyoon a radio station helped joseph get tickets joseph- "oh my gosh." to luke's concert in cedar falls... joseph- "at the u-n-i dome." and joseph got to meet the country star face- m- "all the stuff he ever so this would be the first time that he put a dream out there..." joseph- "it was a dream come true..." joseph's mom says one of the best parts about all of this is that her son feels like he now knows luke.. and he has a face to connect with the music he's spent hours listening to... we've got you covered... live in the newsroom... amanda gilbert ...kwwl hews. when luke bryan met joeph... he told the boy....you're the little guy that's been blowing up my twitter feed -- and that people really wanted us to meet. coming up.... we'll take annside look at what cities are doing about the many iowa...in a special report... and... the latest out of kansas -- where a chaotic shooting killed four people and injured several more.. this is kwwl-- w w'll be right back. if you want to bundle great tv with high-speed internet, then call centurylink at... ask for

two years after his son's death at the florida state fair--andrew joseph jr. relives every moment of the night his 14-year-old son andrew joseph iii was killed. 6:44:18they placed my son in an official hillsborough county sheriff's department vehicle, transported him 100 yards away from the interstate and abandoned him.when the younger joseph tried crossing i-4 to get back to the fairgrounds on february 7, 2014--he was struck and killed by a passing car.he had just been kicked out.deputies say hundreds of rowdy teens caused a stampede on student day.it's where hillsborough county students get in for free. according to his parents and a new lawsuit--joseph--an honor's student--was not involved in the stampede.the suit accuses hillsborough deputies of making an unjustified arrest and then negligently releasing the boy without letting his parents know.they believe he was racially profiled.the josephs say the point of the lawsuit against the sheriff's office, the school district and the fair is to hold the agencies accountable for contributing to their son's death

. >> andrew joseph was killed when he was forced to leave the fair. who his family says should pay. educator is now facing. >> i'm afraid they are going to hit again. >> no shirt? no problem for these clumsy crooks. >> we are beginning tonight with a legal battle over the death of this 14-year-old boy. tomorrow will mark two years since joseph andrew was hit by a car after he was thrown out of the florida state fair. tonight his parents are suing three different entities and our evan lambert is live for us outside the fair grounds, and his parents are fighting to hold someone accountable for his death, right? >> that's right, his parents say they hope will hold the people who attributed to their son's death accountable. >> my son was a vibrant young front of him. death at the florida state fair, andrew joseph junior relived every moment of the night his son andrew joseph iii was killed. >> if they had put him in they put him in a sherrif's office vehicle and transported him 100 yards away on the other side of the interstate. >> and when he tried to cr

joseph says his company wasn't even offering the best rate. "these poor people, they have absolutely no clue what they're doing...they actually don't know who they're talking with, as far as what company you're working for." joseph filed a complaint with the public utilities commission of ohio, the agency that regulates competitive energy sales. in southwest received somce800 questions and complaints from concerned customers...customers like nancy norris. the agency recommends always asking for identification. suppliers must show a photo id approved by the state that clearly shows what company they work for. and if someone asks to see your bill, it's okay to say no. tell them you'll call them back. nancy norris came forward to warn others: "if anything sounds fishy at all, you can get back to them, maybe take down their information and get back to them if a salesman comes to your door and gets you to sign something, ohio law allows you a three days to cancel. right now on our website, we've have a link to energychoice dot ohio dot gov where yo

since then, joseph has dedicated his life to god. in tonight's faith in our town, it's been a very long dedication. >> reporter: before most of us wake up in the morning, the monks in washington, d.c. are already praying for our souls. their day starts at 5:00 a.m. >> we all meet together in the chap toll pray together several times a day. >> reporter: father joseph jensen is 91 years old and lived at this abbey for 70 years. >> it's something i can't explain. if you have your conviction, this is what god wants you to do. >> reporter: he lives with 16 other monks. >> god expects us to be doing something good in the world. >> reporter: life is not complicated. >> we are giving gifts, not for ourselves but for the people and we should be using them for that. >> reporter: throughout the years, father scro -- joseph has written four books and taught but never collected one paycheck. for 70 years, every cent has gone to his faith. he owns almost nothing. >> you can e >> reporter: his room is 12 by 12 and he spends most of his day here. >>

joseph sardano: we recognize doctor jones as being one of thehe most formidable physicians in the country, who recognizes the problem and really knows how to treat the problem. when we met dr. jones and talk to him for such a long period we understood what his goals and objectcves were. and it's clearly to help peop eradicate themselves of these keloids. ide from being a leading cosmetic and reconstructive surgeon who has been featured on television and in magazines as the go to doctor on many medical issues, you also happen to be my a daily basis. and how much you truly have change lives. dr. jones: thank you cathleen, as the founder and director of lexington plastic surgeons,s, i have treated thousands of patients- from celebrities to anyone who has wanted to enhance or correct something on their body. a large percentage of our patients over the years have been people who suffer from keloids, and they come to us desperately seeking out treatment options. in fact it was seeing how many people are suffering with keloids that led me to develop keloid treatement centers all over the country

sister thomas- joseph mcgoldrick - when they started to teach here they taught children, you know. and only originally. but it wasn't too many weeks later at the little girls started to come too and the parents would send the children. and at night we taught the adults. narr - despite their good works, it wasn't long before the sisters were caught in the rising tide of racial segregation. sister thomas- joseph mcgoldrick - 00:22:18:00 it was illegal to teach black people. 00:28:02:00 there was a lot of animosity about, you know, educating black people. even after the civil war, even after they were free. 00:23:22:00 in 1916 three of our sisters were arrested and it was on easter sunday and they were arrested over at st. benedicts.. 00:28:51:00 the order to arrest them probably came from the governor, narr - these noble sisters became revered by the people they were sent to help. sister thomas- joseph mcgoldrick 00:15:47:00 - the first nun who died here, the black ladies from the cathedral parish .. they took over the funeral. they said "these women came for us, we're gonna take car

tomorrow will mark two years since joseph andrew was hit by a car after he was thrown out of the florida state fair. tonight his parents are suing three different entities and our evan lambert is live for us outside the fair grounds, and his parents are fighting to hold someone accountable for his death, right? >> that's right, his parents say they hope will hold the people who attributed to their son's death accountable. >> my son was a vibrant young man with plenty of future in front of him. >> two years after his son's death at the florida state fair, andrew joseph junior relived every moment of the night his son andrew joseph iii was killed. they put him in a sherrif's office vehicle and transported him 100 yards away on the other side of the interstate. >> and when he tried to cross over to get back in, he was hit and killed by a car. according to his parents and a new lawsuit, joseph, an honors student was not in involved in the stampede, and the suit accuses deputies of making an unjustified arrest and negligently releasing the boy without letting his parents know. they say he was

♪find out how much your car is worth at webuyanycar.com♪ >> meteorologist adam joseph adm joseph josephes above normal, last year we were below normal. kind of a flip-flop from last winter to this winter. that's the way it goes from year to year. as we take a look live on sky6 over philadelphia international airport. lots of sunshine on this last day of february as a bird goes flying by along with the planes. but the camera as you can still see bouncing quite a bit, so a bumpy ride coming in and out of philadelphia international airport today. but those winds will start to ease as we get into your tuesday. as we look at double scan live radar around the area, nothing whatsoever at the present time. early this morning we had that brief area of showers that passed through and we're not going to see another area of showers until after midnight tomorrow night but for today we were at 5 degrees shy of the record which was set back in 1962 of 69 degrees. that record of 10 nowhere near it. we were 15 degrees above normal this morning at 45 degrees which came in around 4:36 a.m. the numbers hav

public every time we meet let's start with the roll commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner president tan we have quorum concept indicated he is on his way but going to be wait and commissioner caminong will not be here this evening. >> all right. we have not yielded a full house but we have a fairly short agenda first is general public comment for public comment on any business as that pertains to the entertainment commission you don't see agendized any. i don't see any public comment is closed. move on to item 2 approval of the meeting minutes for february 22, 2016, i'll move >> what time no multiple sclerosis are working yet. >>mike's are working. >> i move to approve i move to approve i'll second there is a motion and a second and any discussion any public comment? >> all right. let's take roll a point find order i'm not looking at the minutes the people that are present we have enough folks to vote on - you do. >> commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner president tan. >> with that the motion passes we'll move on to item 3 report

since then the joseph's made it their mission to enhance security at the fair. many of the changes they they include a wider midway, more police officers, cameras and metal detectors. kids have to be accompanied by an adult after 6:00 a.m. there is now a holding effort for troublemakers. >> we'll make every possible effort to contact a parent to say your child is held. do you want us to hold them in a safe, secure area? >> reporter: the changes we have given parents we spoke with more confidence to drop off their kids. >> with the changes it should be better. >> i feel it is safer. >> my son had to die for this place to be safe. >> reporter: the joseph's who filed a civil suit on their son's behalf still believe student day at the fair is an unsafe environment. guns are allowed on the property, alcohol is served and many teens who do show up are still unsupervised. a recipe, they fear, for another disaster. in tampa eric glasser 10 news wtsp. >> we want to remind you of some of the changes in effect students will need to be supervised by an adult. expect securit

joseph is about to have a really bad day. it begins slowly when ms.tina enters and cuts in line. >> when miss sims entered the pizzeria, she went to the front. i wasn't paying attention to what she was doing. >> joseph gets a call from his wife, waving in the car outside. >> my wife was asking how much longer is it going to be. it's going to be a little bit longer. somebody just jumped in front of the line. she goes who just jumped in front of the line. i said well, that lady just walked in was wearing camouflage pants. >> ms. simms is in an extremely nasty mood. when she hears joseph's comment, she decides to make a scene, a very big scene. >> say what you're saying, [ bleep ], say what you're saying. say what you're saying, [ bleep ]. >> she immediately became enraged, got right up into the victim's face, was, you know, using foul language against him, was hitting him, poking at him. just screaming like a lunatic at him. >> joseph tries to ignore her as pristina bellows for her boyfriend outside. >> come here, come here and tell this [ bleep ]. >> t

the driver 72-year-old imaneeses joseph was taken to ryder trauma center. the we have his picture because back in october of last year joseph was missing. dates from that case matched details in this case. same home address. same birth date and age. a witness told us he was bleeding from his head and hands. we, of course, checked with ckson memorial hospital on joseph, and they say they have no information on that patient so far. as for ms. barrendon we're told she remains in jail, likely to see a judge tomorrow, now facing dui charges. for now reporting live in northwest mild, hatzel vela. >> calvin: a teenager accused of killing a rabbi is hopingo get a bond set for his case so h% can possibly gift jail before his trial. allegedly killed rabbi joseph raksin during an attempted robbery in 2014. detective say a cell phone was trace today deandre around the time of the rab e's murder but the suspect's mom said she had the phone. >> i had my phone that day. he didn't have that phone. i had thaha tone phone that day. >> okay. so then were you the in area of th

for sharrie williams alicia vitarelli and adam joseph, i'm brian taff.me along with sharrie adam and ducis rodgers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> now here are rick williams and monica malpass with a look at what's ahead at 5 o'clock. >> we're learning more about yesterday's deadly shooting spree in kansas. details released by police within the last hour. >>> plus the owners of a popular restaurant in germantown are cleaning up tonight after it was destroyed by flames. >> also police in delaware are looking for three taken agers after more than a dozen car owners woke up to find their tires slashed. those stories and much more coming your way next on "action news" at 5:00. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> almost like a smile on his face. deutsche, deutsche, deutsche. my friend is like go, go, go, he's shooting. i'm like dude is shooting. >> we're getting new information from kansas tonig

. >>> now a look at accuweather with adam joseph. >> it's the wind out of the north that drives through you especially if you are standing in the shade. how it feeled, 28 in philadelphia and 27 in new york city and only teens in northern new england and quebec, but things are about to change for the warmer. high pressure is to the north near syracuse but the high slips to the southeast and east and the clouds move in and thicken up and that sends warmer air in for the upcoming weekend, for this evening it's clear and cold and 30 at 7:00 and dropping to the upper 20s at 8 and 9:00. and the breeze starts to ease in the overnight hours. we are not looking at a deep windchill. 37 in philadelphia and 40s in the ohio valley. that comes in tomorrow. and you can see a good chunk of the country in the 50s, 60s and 70s. that is all heading in our direction just in time for the upcoming weekend sharrie. i'll show you the number in the full accuweather forecast. lets start to make the outdoor plans now. >> i'm doing it now. adam thank you. >>> today we get our first look at the 2016 philadelphia ph

. >> adam joseph is standing outside with a coat and scarf. >> little in the way of sun this afternoon clouds adding to the chill in the air, but today will feel balmy when you look at temperatures into the upcoming weekend. 35 in philadelphia and 33 in allentown un32 in wilmington and above freezing in millville and the atlantic city airport and we are drive after the morning snow showers and flurries, at 6:00 a.m. they started to pass through the region and one last area of precipitation that moved off the coast and we saw some breaks of sun but they filled right back in with the cloud cover and the cloud cover is locked in as we go into the overnight hours. as you head out on to the town this evening, 32 degrees and clouds through the 9:00, 10:00 hour with temperatures dropping below freezing by 9:00 and upper 20s by 11:00 and a lot of clouds overnight and could be a brief snow shower with the front passing through overnight with a low temperature of 32 degrees. but the numbers really drop off. 5 below zero and 11 below in suddenbury your temperature is 1. five days below zero, that

lets go to adam joseph live at the big board with the latest from accuweather.oks like the worst is behind us now? >> it has completely moved away, with the intense rain this afternoon. low pressure pushed from the southwest and then moved to our north and west. this low tracked well to the west pumping up the southerly strong winds and the rain is lifting all the way into northern new england at this time and the western side of the low where it was all snow near rochester and buffalo, they saw 20 inches snowfall with this storm, as we look at the wind gusts with this squall line, 27 miles per hour and northeast philly, damage there of 50 miles per hour and 57 in west depford and pitts grove township an estimated 57 miles per hour wind gusts and wrightstown 49 miles per hours. we have minor flooding going on in parts of berks county and delaware county this until 7:15, the crumb creek and the west and east branch of the branny wine creek and the perkiomen creek and east of reading seeing minor flooding and all of that should subside by 7:15 tonight. when i come

sister thomas-joseph mcgoldrick - when they started to teach children, you know. and only boys came to school originally. but it wasn't too many weeks later that the little girls started to come too and the parents would send the children. and at night we taught the adults. narr - despite their good works, it wasn't long before the sisters were caught in the rising tide of racial segregation. sister thomas-joseph mcgoldrick - 00:22:18:00 it was illegal to teach black people. 00:28:02:00 there was a lot of animosity about, you know, educating black people. even after the civil war, even after they were free. 00:23:22:00 in 1916 three of our sisters were arrested and it was on easter sunday and they were arrested over at st. benedicts.. 00:28:51:00 the order to arrest them probably governor, narr - these noble sisters became revered by the people they were sent to help. sister thomas-joseph mcgoldrick 00:15:47:00 - the first nun who died here, the black ladies from the cathedral parish .. they took over the funeral. they said "these women came for us, we're gonna ta

joseph's such h an awesome kid. he's 9 now and his rumor has shrunk, which his family says is a miracle. in a half hour, we'll l ing you another family who's been impacted by this eveve. thanks dora.for months now, the city of flint michigan has been in a state of criris after it was revealed residents had been drinking lead.and the fight over how to fix such a massive problem rages on tonight. tonight.new tests show the level of lead in the water is lower, but the city still won't delcare the water safe to drink.a state of emergency remains in effect as they try to find a permanent solution to the problem.in the meanti, many residents are using filters and donations of bottled water to get by. one county here in the corridor is stepping up its game on water management. management.the johnson county board of supervisors voted to expand their sensitive areas orornance and stormwater management ordinance across the entire county.fox 28 news reporter marissa scott scottjoins us live to talk about what has and what has

sister thomas-joseph mcgoldrick - when they started to teach here they taught children, you know boys came to school originally. but it wasn't too many weeks later that the little girls started to come the children. and at night we taught the adults.narr - despite their good works, it wasn't long before the sisters were caught in the rising tide of racial segregation.sister thomas-joseph mcgoldrick - 00:22:18:00 it was illegal to teach black people. 00:28:02:00 there was a lot of animosity about, you know, educating black people. even after the civil war, even after they were free. 00:23:22:00 in 1916 three of our sisters were arrested and it was on easter sunday and they were arrested over at st. benedicts.. 00:28:51:00 the order to arrest them probably came from the governor, narr - these noble sisters became revered by the people they were sent to help. sister thomas-joseph mcgoldrick 00:15:47:00 - the first nun who died here, the black ladies from the cathedral parish funeral. they said "these women came for us, we're gonna to learn more about america's untold journey and the sign

sister thomas- joseph mcgoldrick - it was illegal to teach black people. about, you know, educating black people. even after the civil war, even after they were free. in 1916 three of our sisters were arrested and it was on easter sunday and they were arrested over at st. benedicts.. the order to arrest them probably came from the governor, narr - these noble sisters became revered by the people they were sent to help. sister thomas- joseph mcgoldrick - the first nun who died here, the black ladies from the cathedral parish .. they took over the funeral. they said "these women came for us, we're gonna take care of this funeral" . and they did. ((kirsten joyce)) to learn more about america's untold journey and the significant role the people of saint augustine played in the civil rights movement... go to our web page las vegas now dot com... and don't miss our special this saturday at nine oclock./// ((brian loftus)) > a simple mistake.. costs a valley man thousands of ((kirsten joyce)) and the worst part.. it didn't have to happen. 8 on your side's michell

she met joseph on the internet, and that they had sex for money basically. and she and her daughter lived in this place, and joseph hasn't been paying, and she's going to she said i hope this hurts him as much as he has hurt us. >> rochelle said that she and joe thought the letter was a prank. still, it was another possible lead for police. >> you've got all these lights going off in your head. and so you're just trying to balance out how these people are involved. >> rochelle was also concerned about a strange incident a few months before the doctor's murder. she thought a burly stranger was watching her. >> a creepy looking guy. he was looking for someone or watching someone. >> not long after that, something else happened one night at joe's house. >> and so while they're standing in the kitchen talking, they see a flash. which they believed to be a flash on a camera. >> investigators checked out those weird incidents, and the ex-girlfriends, but they also >> at this point, rochelle is not a suspect. she's more of an involved person. however, i don't have

joseph's daughter allie was abducted from the same school seven years ago. seven years, two months, 14 days. danny worked 'round the clock to find allie. he puts up with me... coming by, chewing his ear, giving him updates. yeah, unfortunately, i wasn't able to bring allie back to you. but this is a big break, right? i mean, whoever took this girl, maybe they know something about my allie. (danny sighs) you know, we kind of went over this before. the odds of finding somebody after all this time... i know the statistics. i also know in my heart that allie's out there somewhere. she has to be. don't give up on her, danny. right when you feel a cold sore, abreva can heal it in as few as two and a half days when used at the first sign. without it the virus sprea from cell to cell. only abreva penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. you could heal your cold sore, fast, as fast as two and a half days learn how abreva starts to work immediately at abreva.com don't tough it out, knock it out, fast. real cheese peo

that is next. >>> adam joseph along now with the tornado watch in effect. weather coming up this way is severe. >> it is we are seeing tornado warnings, that means an indicated tornado on the ground and the watch mes we are watching for the potential and there was a bunch of warnings with this line in virginia and north carolina now. as we look at double scan live radar we are tracking torrential rain in parts of delaware and southern new jersey and chester and lancaster and parts of berks county. you can see the pops of reds developing by the bypass in western chester county and oxford, again a lot of water falling in a short amount of time but only one lightning strike now in this entire area. but we are tracking heavy rain south of wilmington south of wilmington and newark and middletown heading from the south to the north and we'll see waves of heavy rain this evening and then we'll watch the squall line pass through between 7:00 and 9:00. the tornado watch in effect until 11:00 p.m. tonight and the entire delaware valley to the shore and the entire sta

joseph's wants to make it a parking lot. the city says no. now it's up for a vote again and as 8 on your side's rod carter shows us, people are not happy about it. >> we're all against it. >> reporter: hector vargera has lived in this area near st. joseph's hospital for a long time. >> i've been here 50 years. >> reporter: he's worried a plan by st. jo's to tear down this parking lot is going to bring his property values down and he's not alone. >> i didn't work for this, okay? these are my golden years. >> reporter: neighbors put up signs claiming st. jo's is anti- hispanic because they say the move will destroy their community. >> a lot of the neighbors are really disappointed. selling. >> reporter: st. joseph's has been trying to get this property rezoned for years now. the vote has failed three times leading to this lawsuit against the city. frank moran is representing the people of the community. his father charlie is on the city council and lives across the street from that property. he said they're worried about crime, too. tomorrow th

, just in time for easter, joseph fiennesti plays power sleep. >> the challenge besides the heat and dusty locations, was to bring authenticity to him . and to take the audience through th the churning of the anomaly of a brutal roman soldier, who is savage and surgical would come soon combat, but he is in this industry of death bordering on ptsd, he fairly reeks of death a man at the end likely of his military career and a man ready for change, and that is a subconscious dialogue within him . for filming, he cannot find the character fights in the story, he says it is an acting trick. >> it is about preserving the hemisphere, the chemistry to say this for the camera . what you could get into dissipating energy think that. to see the story unfolds through the eyes of the nonbeliever this is kind of unusual entry it allows a wider audience to enjoy it, it, does not polarize when camp it is not revisionist and is not polarize the other camp because it is not too conservative, it allows us to relishnco a wonderful story that is full of things that we could talk about faith, or talk abou

joseph suffers from cerebral palsy and epilepsy. he was born at 23 weeks -- weighing juss one pound and seven ounces.... all he's ever his favorite country star --luke bryan. so with the help of some people all over the world -- he was able to do this past weekend on the university of northern iowa campus. his mother says it was a dream come true... "when luke walked in the room, joseph just ran up to him. um. "i mean my heart just dropped. it was a adream come true." the video you are seeing right now was made by joseph.. with the help of his teacher and school aid. luke also giving jospeh a nice souvenir -- signiig his shirt at coming up... the northern iowa panthers travel to evansville to finsh the regular season and build momentum for the conference tournaaent. and the 17th ranked d wa state cyclones host kansas state looking for the season sweep of the wildcats. you coveredin richland, traer, arlington and all o eastern the surging northern iowa panthers close out the regular season on the road tomorrow afternoon against the e

and walter perez in just a moment but we'll get things started with our team of meteorologists adam joseph and cecily tynan. adam live at the big board with storm tracker6 live double scan to track the changes in your neighborhood. adam. >> it's all about location here this afternoon on double scan live radar. some of the region seeing the white, which is that snowfall, the blue which is the transition from that snow to sleet and freezing rain and the green and far southern areas the transition is over with. it is now raining will stay rain. as we look at double scan live radar some very light snow across much of the area and you probable are noticing kind of this band of purple here from chester county and downingtown east to parts of delaware county, the blue route, center city philadelphia, lifting off to the north. that is the transition from that needle like fluffy snow and this band is a heavier bigger flake type of snow consistency and that is the actual transition zone from all snow to eventually mix of sleet and freezing rain. in fact as we head to the south, the blue is all sleet

. >> meteorologist adam joseph standing by outside today. sun is shining.utiful day, adam. >> we've had a nice seven the last three days with a hint of spring with that on and off sunshine. saturday, sunday and today. here are the numbers. 60 degrees in philadelphia to begin your weekend. yesterday 61 degrees. so far today we've slipped a little bit to 52 degrees but it still feels very nice and above that normal of 46 degrees. other numbers, 52 in the lehigh valley right now, 50 in reading, 50 in wilmington, even low 40's in the poconos and a bit of a sea breeze at the shore so that ocean at 41 is around 45 to 46 degrees wherever your favorite shore town s as we look to the south on double scan live radar you see a stripe of showers from raleigh charlotte to new orleans and gulf of mexico. first area of low pressure developing near jackson, mississippi will slide to our south late tonight and throughout your tuesday before a second system, a more powerful system moves to our west on wednesday. for the next two days -- tomorrow is the appetizer. light rain

i especially have to thank joseph henry, the pioneer in electromagnetism. we never touch a computer. we never push a little button on our cell phone. we never even turn on a light without being touched by want of joseph henry's discoveries in electromagnetism. and he became, of course, the first secretary. and he thought that nature that everybody else huge to his thinking that the smithsonian should be quote, for the benefit of men of all countries and of all times, for the extension of the boundaries of thought. and he kept the smithsonian out of the hands of people like stephen douglas of the lincoln-douglas same, who wanted to expand all of james smithson's money on agricultural schemes and projects. and he kept it out of the hands of andrew johnson, the president, who wanted to rename the smithsonian washington university for the benefit of indigent children of the district of columbia. now, perhaps his greatest achievement in washington is surviving for 30 years from 1846-1878 as secretary. that's no mean feat, especially as joseph henry in the civil

and adam joseph returning with the full forecast that should include the weekend right?en "action news" continues next. >>> a dramatic rescue played out in rock away beach, new york, coast guard tried to reach a ship that ran aground and rough seas flipped the vessel, the five men managed to swim to shore. and a helicopter was called in from atlantic city to lift the fishermen to safety. check it out the crew lowered ropes and a basket as ten foot waves rocked the ship. seven fishermen were taken to the hospital for observation. >>> investigators say that richard perry admits he was at the casino drinking and playing slots before he was called in to help with an emergency surgery, he is facing charges after preparing the patient and materials in the operating room at the va center. the va does not think the incident had impact on the patient. >>> this is samuel harrison, they say he is a ukrainian national who claimed to be a high school students named asher pots. he was on the honor role and part of the national honor sew tight and was also a member of the rotc and nave

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