joseph was ever buried here is impossible to know. the tomb has been empty since the crusades. >> but above it, the archaeological investigation uncovered a series of features that predated both joseph's tomb and the church of the nutrition. could they belong to a house? >> this is part of a cave, which is very typical, very common here in the hill country, and so we have a cave built into a house. >> realizing that there was a first century house that was signed was exciting in archaeological terms because it raises the possibility that this was the very house in which jesus had been brought up. >> by painstakingly distinguishing different walls, ken dark was able to recreate the outline of a floor no one had seen in centuries. >> there was a series of walls that had been built by people out of blocks of stone and mortared together. those walls, when one looks at them in plan formed the outline of the house. >> it is now possible to recreate the house that jesus may have lived in more than 2,000 years ago. >> a house of two stories w

i am the only one joseph kabila joseph kabila is scared.ly onejoseph kabila is getting today. he doesn't want me to return backin today. he doesn't want me to return back in the congo, because i did a really good job, and why the other political parties chose me as their candidate? because i did something wonderful when i was governor. they changed the economy of the country and the economy of the province. the timei and the economy of the province. the time i became governor, the province of katanga had only $180 million per annum. ileft of katanga had only $180 million per annum. i left over $4 billion. so really, at the moment, when i left, before i resigned, the budget was $9 billion. today the budget is not more than $3 billion per annum. so you point to these achievements, and there are independent observers who say that you did accomplish a great deal when you were governor of katanga, but can you translate that kind of popularity on a nationwide basis? because you don't make that many appearances in the capital, you didn't when you

carlos partida says his heart is broken...on saturday march 25th he learned that his grandson, joseph viramontes, was shot and killed.his body found on the campus of toyon elementary school at 10:17 in the morning.partida raised joseph and said he sat saw him on friday night."i'll never see come through the door again, i'll never hear his voice say grandpa i need a dollar, grandpa i need 5, he always got everything from me and now they took him away." friends and family gathered in front of school on wednesday with candles..."our hearts are crushed."they comforted each other...and talked about joseph who grew up playing youth football in san jose. friends have also started a gofundme to help his grandfather pay for funeral expenses."joseph was an amazing kid, he was an outstanding football player, he was a respectable young man, he was grandpas boy."now his grandpa is making it his mission to find the person or people responsible."i wish i could bring him back but i can't and i want to find to find.... oh god... i want to find the son of a (expletive) who did this, these are dads word

they are probably in joseph's extended family's house.re's not room for them in the main accommodation so they have to put jesus where the animals are. >> nevi samuel, nine miles from bethlehem, the houses in this site provide an insight into the nativity story. >> this is a typical home dating to the second temple period. this is the kind of home you can imagine jesus might have been born in in bethlehem. the family would have lived up here. they may have accessed the top floor from a ladder. maybe two or three rooms. everything very crowded. but what's really significant is what we find down here on the ground floor. this is actually quite typical of a first century home. the animals would have been kept inside the home on the ground floor. here they would have eaten food placed in here. they would have drunk some water. it's in a trough like this that we can imagine the manger in which jesus was laid. here amongst the animals. ♪ >> when we think of the nativity, it has all the elements of beauty and wonder, of miracle, of romance. it's

sara is joseph's mother. she says her proudest moment was when joseph was on the football field. >> my son was a good kid. he didn't deserve this. >> reporter: for this grandfather whose grandson was his everything, he clings onto photographs, seeking closure. >> i call him my little boy but he didn't make 21, but he'll be my little boy, and there's somebody up in the sky calls me. >> reporter: earlier tonight, family and friends lit candles at the school in memory of joseph. they have also set up a gofundme page to help pay for funeral costs. the family believes someone knows something, and they hope that person will come forward. anyone with information is asked to contact san jose police. live in san jose, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> new at 10:00 tonight, the san jose city council has declared an end to a citywide water shortage. today's declaration puts an end to the 20% restriction on water use in san jose. however, city leaders are hoping people continue to use water efficiently, and adopt water conservation

adam joseph with the exclusive accuweather forecast. where's the car? it'll be here in three... uh four minutes. are you kidding me? no, looks like he took a wrong turn. don't worry, this guy's got like a four-star rating, we're good. his name is randy. that's like one of the most trustworthy names! ordering a getaway car with an app? are you randy? randy: that's me! thief: awesome! surprising. what's not surprising? how much money erin saved by switching to geico. everybody comfortable with the air temp? i could go a little cooler. ok. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. ♪ ♪ >>> all right adam joseph you had a busy afternoon and looking at the radar all red and yellow, they were moving fast from lancaster county at 2:00, off the coast by 4:15, 4:30, west and east now off the coast. as we look at the action cam to brighten your mood on march 1st. look at the beautiful flowers in bloom here the daffodils are up early but a sign we are in the month where we transition from what was suppose to be winter to spring. although it felt like

and major transitions for both joseph giroux and adriana lopez.r way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced. our senses awake. our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say...if you love something set it free. see you around, giulia [car[clicking of ignition]rt] uh-- wha-- woof! eeh-- woof! wuh-- [silence] [engine roars to life] [dog howls] ♪ dramatic opera music swells from radio ♪ [howling continues] >>> inside the tulsa county jail, joseph giroux still awaits trial for his alleged crime spree. but now, at least, he can be around other inmates, as his request to move to a general population housing pod was approved. >> they came and asked me, you know, had i calmed down enough to go to a pod? and i said, yeah. that psychiatrist guy put me on some medicine and got me leveled out, so i'm not going crazy no more. i feel better. medicine i wouldn't say fixed me, but it did help. i still battle a lot of issues, like in my head, thinking about stuff that i did and regret

joseph's prep turned in the classroom for the runway, 30 seniors strutted their stuff. this year's theme is the festival of secora. and a japanese festival. the event is held to honor the prep senior moms. >> and the chance to win a scholarship brought many ballet dancers to swarthmore college. talented. hundreds of dancers auditioned for the youth grand prix. awarding 250,000 in scholarships every year, that money sended young competitors to leading schools to continue their training and swarthmore college is hosting the regional semi finals and the winners move on to the finals in new york city. the best to them. >>> still ahead today an award that humanity should not be proud of but what a man in new york city did to deserve the decent dude trophy from a stranger. >>> and the only thing missing from the cinema experience is a play room you are in luck, theaters equipped with ball pits and slides are coming to the united states. >> and adam joseph is standing by with the full accuweather forecast. a few messy systems in the offing. we just moved into this house and di

joseph miller is charged with two counts of involuntary manslaughter for the 2014 deaths. miller called 911 saying he had shot his pregnant wife while preparing to clean his gun. well, she was rushed to the hospital and doctors performed an emergency c-section but were unable to save either of them. investigators say joanna miller what you shot at close range. miller has resigned from his job. his bail has been set at $100,000. >>> well, 28-year-old adam timbario is charged with a deadly hit-and-run. his truck ran over donna purnell in pottstown. purnell was walking across route 100 at the time and died at the scene. investigators say timbario tried to sell his truck right after the crash but the potential buyer noticed the damage and contacted police. timbario was arraigned today on multiple charges. >> president donald trump welcomed german chancellor angela merkel to the white house today. the two leaders held a series of meetings on everything from boosting business and trade to strengthening nato immigration and fighting isis. the president praised the german chancell

first let's check in with adam joseph he's at the big board with the forecast. >> we're seeing squalls right now. we had that steady snow this morning with the actual arctic front. highest totals in pennsylvania here from this morning salisbury township up in the lehigh valley over half inches of snow lake poconos 6-inches allentown near five and a half huff's church in berks county over 5-inches and west caln township in chester county 4.5-inches of snow. this is live on stor tracker6 double scan and schuylkill some of these areas of snow squalls that have been pivoting through the region. this is a little blinding looking but this is shot right outside our studios here in philadelphia of channel6. e one of those snow squalls passing through at the present time dropping the visibility briefly and you can see it here closer look on storm tracker6 live kind of right along i-95 from florence through riverside through center city philadelphia and then it pulls its way back towards media and even into chester county of west cthese through and as they pull through definitely if you're on th

for sharrie williams alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian taff.ng with sharrie adam and ducis rodgers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. >> now here's rick williams with a look at what's ahead at 5:00. see you in a few. >> see you in a little bit, thank you. >>> coming up next on "action news" at 5:00 a local synagogue has been vandalized for the third time if four months. the trump administration issues another warning to so-called sanctuary cities. find out how the white house policy could impact philadelphia's federal funding. those stories an update on the accuweather forecast and much next comel coming up on "action news" at 5:00. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. b

. >> christopher and his little brother joseph were inseparable. they wreck the law together.eph decided to get clean. clean and hard work to this day. i am all a rush. chasing that rush. chasing that rush. chasing that rush. when you realize, you can get the same rush out of doing something productive. christopher, however, could never escape the dark life of cripple and addiction. joseph was wrong in talking about their struggles, their connectionance the death of his bee of looed brother who he called his best pren. >> leaving the room, mother, to sisters where shall nephew and brother. a different energy. his family sworn of the loss of christopher but also leafed for him. christopher's brain his mine, heart, soul to deal with the change his adduction had on him any more. >> what would you say? 3:00 >> its never going to be the same. learn to you live differently even with the moments that come when you feel look you cannot breath. you still manage to make it through the day. we actually teamed up with stop the heroin and created an app for them and going to be available t

again, it is joseph ghosting through.d you we could do. gordon reid burrowed and scored. scotland battled, but the game was gone before half—time. in the second half, joseph through, almost at a stroll. 61 points was the final measure of england's control. the six nations secured, england want more. it is ireland next weekend. this is a once—in—a—lifetime opportunity and we are pleased with the six nations champions but the grand slam is something we are looking forward to. it takes one win to lift the calcutta cup, it takes 19 consecutive test victories to set a new world record. so, onto dublin. joe wilson, bbc news, at twickenham. a driver in china has ended up on the roof of a house after trying to avoid an accident. he said that as he tried to get out of the path of a motorised tricycle and an oncoming car, he accidentally put his foot on the accelerator rather than the brake. the result was, to say the least, embarrassing. fortunately, nobody was injured in the incident and he was rescued by local police. now the we

lehigh county and sarah bloomquist is at philadelphia international airport but we begin with adam joseph and cecily tynan our meteorologists with the veryccu. adam what's this latest information on the blizzard upgrade. >> the blizzard warning has been upgraded for parts of the area where we'll see and blinding snow squalls as well as reducedthat's for southeasten pennsylvania, northern new jersey but this just basically means it is a powerful nor'easter that will be coming together here over the next 12 to 24 hours. the the surface low o mexico. we have energy to the north and west. you can see the copious amounts of precipitation riding up the eastern seaboard both from now the atlantic and two will merge into again that blockbuster of a storm off the carolinas rapidly deepens and again, kind of explodes over our region. that have been upgraded for most of southeastern pennsylvania, chester county, montgomery county, bucks county, trenton and mercer county all point to the and west into the poconos where we will experience blizzard conditions. this is from midnight through 4:00 p.m. on

it's to watch. >>> adam joseph has another check of the forecast now. the windchills are hanging around. >> the windchills continue to drop and stay low during the day on wednesday. stormtracker 6 live double scan we still have showers around trenton parts ofngton county and north hamilton county and the accumulating snow and sleet is over with at this point. flakes in the air at route 70 from the new jersey turnpike and southern parts of mercernty and to the north in bucks county near new hope. that continues to pull away. getting a lot of photos and videos and i thank you as i mentioned with alicia. this sent in from dan in the poconos. and if you look at this you say, all right that is snow on the ground. that right there is a car. up in the poconos, sigh a little bit of the window peeking out and a side-view mirror peeking out there. in the poconos getting over 2 feet of snow in spot lehigh valley over a foot of snow. and berks county coming in with 10 inchess town and bucks county around 9 inches of snow. to the very far north western areas. winds

for sharrie williams alicia vitarelli and adam joseph, i'm brian taff.arrie adam and ducis rodgers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on were hl17. >> "action news" at 5:00 is coming up next. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> four people were hurt after shots rang out early this morning on germantown avenue. what started as an open mic night inside of a bar ended in bullets flying and people running for their lives. tonight the search for a suspect continues. >>> friday night, monica is off, sharrie williams is joining us and the big story on "action news" is that shooting investigation in the city's east mount airy section. >> "action news" reporter bob brooks live now near the scene of that shooting outside the 7165 bar and restaurant. bob. >> reporter: rick and sharrie, that is no exaggeration. witnesses say people were in fact run, for their lives. that is the 7165 bar restaurant behind me right now.

meteorologist adam joseph standing by live outside. what is going on? >> you took the words out of my mouth, it's biting and bitter and harsh out here. especially with the wind not in the direct sun. 44 miles per hour peak wind gust in philadelphia and reading and 45 in trenton and 40 in wilmington and atlantic city 45 miles per hour. windchills are bee blow freezing, 33 in philadelphia and 6 in syracuse and 2 below in burlington, vermont, and this shot of arcticd in from central and eastern canada. yes the temperatures drop tonight but so do the winds, the wind speeds slo early tomorrow morning between 7 and 6 miles per hour as we get towards dawn. ago head in the for it's cold tonight but we are tracking a late week warm-up and also turning damp and dreary over part of the weekend, and we'll have the numbers and when the rain arrives in the full accuweather forecast. e bit. >> adam come on inside. it's time for a first check of the "action news" traffic report today. lets go live tt pellman with the traffic report. >> welcome back nice to see you. goo

lovely step, what a try from jonathan joseph! coach, you are listening to me. muscle from one metre can be as effective as a dash from a distance. two minutes into the second half, joseph again, almost at a stroll, his hat—trick. billy vunipola, more of a bulldozer, and now this was record score territory for england. scottish flair was never given the oxygen to breathe, 61—21 in the end. the six nations cup awaits in dublin, one more win there and england will have the record for consecutive victories. with eddiejones in charge, they can lose, but so far they never have. earlier, france ended their dismal six nations away form, with a bonus—point a0 to 18 points win against italy in rome. france had lost their previous five away matches in a row. the women's six nations will go down to the final weekend, with both ireland and england winning their penultimate matches to remain unbeaten in the tournament. ireland edged past wales, while england's kay wilson ran in a record seven tries against scotland. england ran out winner by 6

meteorologist adam joseph joining us now.mised a lot of sun today, and you delivered. >> sometime? >> sometime. >> sun tine? >> sunshine. >> yes. >> we don't want to get it wrong because it's beautiful out there. a little on the chilly side as we take a look at the temperatures right now. 43 in center city, just a few high clouds above some of the buildings there. the dew point still very low at 6 degrees. that bone-dry arctic air in place. winds southwesterly at 10 miles an hour. as we take a look at the month of march, a lot of the blue on the board here with days below normal. any day in red, that was a day with an afternoon high above normal. and so far the month running around 2 1/2 degrees below average. we have one or so week left, and with that being said, we're going to school here. what was the last month where philadelphia had temperatures below average for the entire month? okay, was it march 2015? do you have to go back to may 2016? or is it this past november of 2016? twet me your -- tweet me your best guess and

mourning the loss of their loved one: joseph viramontes. the 19-year-old former football star was found shot dead near toyon elementary school in san jose. we first told you about this story over the weekend.kron 4's lydia patazes is live in san jose tonight.she spoke with the family...what are they saying lydia? (lydia)the family met with me here just a few hours ago and they are pleading with the public.they want to find the person responsible for his death.(pkg)"i'll never see him again."carlos partida says his heart is broken...on saturday march 25th he learned that his grandson, joseph viramontes, was shot and killed.his body found on the campus of toyon elementary school at 10:17 in the morning.partida raised joseph and said he sat saw him on friday night."i'll never see come through the door again, i'll never hear his voice say grandpa i need a dollar, grandpa i need 5, he always got everything from me and now they took him away." friends and family gathered in front of school on wednesday with candles..."our hearts are crushed."they

first day of spring and meteorologist adam joseph is outside with some springlike conditions but -- >> with a coat on. >> still snow around there, too. >> there's a lot of snow around here but you know what you probably notice it's melting pretty quickly today. a lot of puddles on the roads, the park pentagon lots and agaiparking lots.temperatures is across the i-95 corridor. 53 in washington, 56 in richmond, 65 in roanoke and here in philadelphia, 54 degrees and you couldn't be any more perfect for the first day of spring 'cause that 54 is our average high temperature for this date. we had all that sun for the first part of the day and no you some high clouds are coming in from the west and oh, some other good news, one month from today our normal high jumps to 66 degrees so we're starting to see a quick climb in those average high temperatures. there are the clouds coming from the west and the north. that is a warm front and you can see the rain moving away from the ohio valley down into the virginias. so, some big swings in temperatures this week. yes, it's going to be warm and yes

for sharrie williams alicia vitarelli monica malpass adam joseph, i'm brian taff.ur of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> "action news" at 5:00 is next. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> the search for a shooter continues tonight after two brothers were gunned down in a car in southwest philadelphia. one did not survive. the other is fighting for his life. >>> monday night, the big story on "action news" is the gunman still on the loose after those siblings were ambushed over the weekend. >> "action news" reporter sarah bloomquist is live at philadelphia police headquarters tonight with more on the investigation. sarah. >> reporter: rick and monica, that's right, right now philadelphia police are trying to identify and track down the shooter who fired into a car wounding one teenager and killing his older teenaged brother. the 16-year-old who survived remains in extremely critical condition. police tell "action news" 19-year-old zibrii davis and his

gina thank you. >> meteorologist adam joseph standing by with the exclusive accuweather 7-day, to andin store next. >> ♪ in you shall flush >> all right meteorologist adam joseph joining us now. he assures us that there is some relief from the rain this weekend. >> yeah, but it's going to be a few more hours before that comes and before we see the sun, it's going to be the second half of the weekend but slow improvement let's put it that way. >> okay. >> its the weekend so. >> we're fine. wooer okay. >> as we take now -- not okay right now though when you take a look if you have to drive in this storm tracker6 live double scan, a steady heavy rain across much of the area right now. you can kind of see it lighting up in southern new jersey as well as southeastern pennsylvania. as we take a first stop here closing in to street level on storm tracker6 live double scan all your area roadways lancaster avenue, route three, route one as you head into delaware county away from philadelphia into southern chester county, northern new castle county, route 202 is a mess here this afternoon as so

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go to getfios.com >>> all right meteorologist, adam joseph, checking in with the accuweather forecast. >> we need it back. it's about many, many days. we haven't seen it. a little bit of it and then it fades again as we get towards the end of the week so enjoy tomorrow. stormtracker 6 live double scan those heavy soaking downpours and storms this morning. they are long gone, we have mist and drizzle at times, you see scattered showers across parts of the area at the present time. especially in seasonal from medford lakes to mays landing and millville. this is light rain as it passes through and a pop south of hammonton. and dover getting hit by cluster of downpours. that continues to drift by and as we head to the north of philadelphia in north jersey heavy rain and annoying enough if you head out you get damp and need the windshield wipers and the roads are wet for the evening rush hour, temperatures cooler to the north and everyone in the 50s across the board trying to touch 60 in mill shrill and 60s in the state of delaware and 50 in allentown and trenton and mt. pocono in the 40s.

meteorologist, adam joseph, is outside with the latest on the forecast. >> jump past tomorrow and go right into the weekend when you look at what is about to arrive. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan cloudy now and a few scattered showers west of lancaster county and north of the poconos, most of that goes off to the north and sometime before we moisten up the atmosphere and charge up some heavy rain. the low near st. louis spinning up severe weather now in parts of western ohio and indiana and that will stretch all the way down to nashville as a nasty line of storms is about to blossom. as we look at future tracker 6 it's around the midnight hour and thereafter the rain starts to push in and by 8:00 tomorrow morning for the rush hour, we have a chilly easterly wind and light showers around and then the heavy rain arrives in the afternoon and especially in the evening rush hour. and we see oranges and yellow. and the rain arrives southwest to northeast and light to moderate in the morning and the noon time hour and heavy rain with slow travel this time tomorrow. we'll cha

was i bit of a bolt from thii blue, but if the é’a’aégé’ggé that blue, but if the announcedthaji- josephcup qualifier between senegal and south africa in south africa last year has been banned form match manipulation, basically influencing the result of the game gig focused the result of the game which focused on several contentious decisions, the most obvious of which was a penalty that he awarded to the hosts. this was just before half—time when the ball hit a player's knee. he gave a penalty even though his assistant referee was pointing for a corner. and even ,- all the players just trudged though all the players just trudged off toa though all the players just trudged off to a weighty corner, because dermody expected a penalty. so he been banned for life. fifa are has been banned for life. fifa are yet to give full details of what exactly he did and what evidence they had that makes them so sure that he deserves this banned for e but that is the news that came life. but that is the news that came out of it. it is a major thing to say that a world cup qualifier in a continent has bee

joseph was probably the earliest catholic hospital. the county ran some quarantine hospitals as early as 1860. that was usually to catch people who has scarlet fever or smallpox. >> they would have just been set up for those there e? >> just for that. they would've hired whoever they could have as a matron. the first denver doctor was a hamilton. he left and then went to work for the army. hired would he have been at zero salary? >> it was a public service and denver did not have any money. as a good doctor you are treating people and you are working as a public position. hospitals was the experience much different than other cities across america? >> it was a will different because we are a community that is out on the edge of civilization. isot of what we were doing having to make it up as you go along. are other places there was already medical establishments. there were people who were training doctors and nurses, ofy had a ready supply capital, physicians, and a sense of hospitals mattering. .e had to take up the edge >> was a dif

joseph viramontes' grandfather last saw joseph friday night as he headed out to see friends. >> i know i can't bring him back, but if i can get some justice here, please help me. >> the family believes someone knows something that could lead to whoever killed him. if you have any information call san jose police. by the way this is the seventh homicide in san jose so far this year. >>> a 100 year old san francisco woman who became known for her eviction battle was remembered last night after she died after having a stroke. family members and friends and community members gathered to remember iris canada who lived at 670 page street since the 1940s. she had a lift time lease but the new owner of her building said she no longer lived there continuously and won a court case to have her evicted. >> in her dignity and grace, was taken from her. she didn't scream outloud, she didn't do the things that i do. she was quiet when she felt she had been wrong. >> now sheriffs deputies enforce the eviction order and they evicted her on february 10. ms. canada was hospitalized a few days later after

. >>> now for monica malpass, meteorologist adam joseph and jaime apody i'm rick williams have a nice evening.

joseph viramontes was found dead at toyon elementary school on saturday morning. up playing youth football in san jose. friends and family gathered for a vigil at the school last night. they are pleading for help from the public in finding his killer. ( darya ) right now police do not have a suspect or motive. a go fund me page has been set up to help joseph's grandfather with funeral expenses. if you want to help, we have a link to it on our website at kron-four dot com. ( mark ) you could soon be paying more at the gas pump to help pay for repairs on bay area roads damaged in recent storms. ( darya ) governor jerry brown has a plan that could cost you a few more cents each time you fill-up. will tran is live in fremont this morning to explain. will. ( will ) governor jerry brown has a plan to fix roads across the state that have been damaged because of recent storms. but it will cost you. the governor and other

detectives say it's from pennsylvania state police trooper joseph miller. it's reported on march seventh, 2014. miller called to report that he had shot his wife in the family room of their home on stony creek road. east norriton police would arrive at the scene to find his wife joanna unresponsive. she was shot in the head. investigators reported miller says it was an accident while cleaning the gun. today again more than three years later the montgomery county d.a.'s office placed miller under arrest charged now with two counts of involuntary manslaughter. at first detectives determined miller was negligent but not criminally liable in his handling of the firearm. but in a news release today the d.a.'s office made the announcement. part of that reads "forensic and ballistic tests conducted over the last two years showed that the victim was shot at a close range." the it states "the investigation also revealed that miller as a state police trooper had extensive knowledge of basic and mandatory procedures of gun safety and handling." we tried to reach out t

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investigators say murder suspect joseph escobar tried to get inside the tres gringos where frank works security but was stopped at the door. >> tres gringos had the policy that they don't allow people inside the nightclub with facial tatoos. so joseph who has a tattoo on his eye covered up with makeup and asked his brother santos for his identification so he could get in. >> reporter: prosecutors say security guard confiscated the id and when he refused to give it back, joseph, his sister priscilla and brother santos called their cousins for backup. a fight broke out and when frank tried to intervene, prosecutors say santos stabbed him to death. all six family members are charged with murder. >> justice needs to be served. it was senseless. >> reporter: prosecutors charged all six defendants with murder not just the one who did the stabbing. they say that's because all of them went to the nightclub with the intent of having a violent confrontation with security and are equally responsible in the eyes of the law for its deadly result. in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> we're learnin

joseph was probably the earliest catholic hospital. the county ran some quarantine hospitals as early as 1860. that was usually to catch people who has scarlet fever or smallpox. >> they would have just been set up for those there ie? >> just for that. they would've hired whoever they could have as a matron. the first denver doctor was a hamilton. was hired at zero salary. he left and then went to work for the army. >> why would he have been hired at zero salary? >> it was a public service and denver did not have any money. as a good doctor you are treating people and you are working as a public position. >> at these hospitals was the experience much different than other cities across america? >> it was a will different because we are a community that is out on the edge of civilization. a lot of what we were doing is having to make it up as you go along. in new york or other places there was already medical establishments. there were people who were training doctors and nurses, they had a ready supply of capital, physicians, and a sens

today joseph miller is now under arrest. he's charged with two counts of involuntary manslaughter. the decision to do so comes again three years after the incident. we tried reaching out to the montgomery county d.a.'s office for explanation of why the decision comes now but they refused. it's reported on march seventh 2014 miller called 911 to report that he had shot his wife in the family room of their home on stony creek drive. east norriton police arrived at the home to find joanna unresponsive. she was shot in the head. neither she nor her unborn baby could be saved. at first detectives determined miller was negligent but not criminally liable in his handling of the firearm but in a news release today the montgomery county d.a.'s office says after a lengthy investigation miller is now in fact charged with involuntary manslaughter. part of it reads "forensic and ballistic tests conducted over the last two years showed that the victim was shot at a close range." it goes on stating "the investigation also revealed that miller as a state police trooper hm standard knowledge of bas

inside they found drugs and equipment used to make drugs and arrested joseph hirsch. commander of the ntf says in addition suspect hirsch working as dentist without a license. even fitting patients with dentures. >> found a crude dentist's office with chair, x-ray machine and other tools that dentists commonly use. >> reporter: department of dentistry is conducting investigation. linda lives down the street. had suspicions about the business but never imagined this. >> scary. don't want that in your neighborhood. >> reporter: facing felony drug charges and convicted felon in possession of ammunition. abc7 news. >>> two north bay high school students handed down harsh punishment after investigation into hazing among football players. centered at napa high school. leslie brinkley at meeting tonight. joins us live. >> reporter: brings to total three football players expelled. at least six others could face expulsion in the middle of the hazing scandal that's rocked the district and enraged some parents here in napa. i can tell you a lot of animosity inside at board meeti

mears adam joseph standing by with more on the snow we got today and snow coming down as we speak. >>h, nice to look at from the inside out. what's happening here this evening we have these blinding snow squalls that are passing through parts of the area. this is live on sky6 right now from the philadelphia international airport. literally one minute ago it was a crystal clear shot and as you can see it is a whiteout at the airport right now as it is getting blasted by one of these snow squalls. the airport itself is right here underneath some of that purple. you can see that squall extends from south philadelphia right down 95, passing now south of wilmington heading towards swedesboro woodstown and just to the south of salem and parts of northern and central new castle county. in fact, you can see this quickly moving from the northwest to the southeast and then the sunshine breaks out behind it. in fact, as we close in a little bit closer here to philadelphia, center city will miss this snow squall but as you can see gibbstown woodbury, 295 is going to be put to a halt with those tr

scotland were stretched, worse when they lost players to injury, even worse when jonathan joseph gotmmentator: 0h, commentator: oh, what a dry for jonathanjoseph! now, finally, says the coach, this is what i told you we could do. gordon reid burrowed and scored. scotland battled, but the game was gone before half—time. in the second half, joseph through, almost at a stroll. 61 points was the final measure of england's control. the six nations secured, england want more. it's ireland next weekend. this is a once—in—a—lifetime opportunity and we are pleased with the six nations champions but the grand slam is something we are looking forward to. it takes one win to lift the calcutta cup, it takes 19 consecutive test victories to set a new world record. so, on to dublin. joe wilson, bbc news, at twickenham. this is bbc news, the headlines: dutch police have broken up a protest by supporters of the turkish president recep tayyip erdogan in rotterdam. a retiring judge is criticised for saying women can protect themselves against potential rapists by not getting too drunk. let's return to

adam joseph is standing by with the exclusive accuweather forecast. >>> all right adam i think i couldar i heard you say accumulating snow. >> yes, you did. >> on unpaved surfaces, grass and trees and rooftops, it's still going to be a whack on our minds when we see that on friday morning after 60s for three straight days. >> but the streets are too warm. >> yes. >> perfect. >> looking at stormtracker 6 live double scan -- we'll watch that for friday morning -- right now clear and sunshine and warm temperatures, 63 philadelphia and 63 wilmington and lower 60s in dover and millville and atlantic city 60 degrees and allentown 61. running about 13 degrees above normal. and you see all of this clear sky back to the west, the ohio valley and the tennessee valley and the system we are tracking is still way up in the northern plains and there is nothing to show you with it on radar, it will literally explode in intensity before it pushes through the region as it brings in very cold air. it's nothing we see coming towards us right now. mostly clear tonight and breezy. 37 to 45 and winds stay u

. >> lets head outside to adam joseph with a c of the forecast for today. >> more melting today in the direct sunshine, as temperatures broke above the freezing point. wind gusts of 35 miles per hour and now sustained at 18 miles per hour from the northwesterly direction and 22 in buffalo and new york city. and teens for richmond. and 33 in washington, and 16 binghamton and 19 in buffalo, so the winter chill continues in many areas that have the snow and ice pam on the ground. as we head into the evening hours, right around freezing at 7:00 and dropping below that as the sunsets, things will freeze over once again and temperatures in the 20s by 11:00 and with our low going down to 22 by tomorrow morning. so slow melting as we go through the upcoming weekend and a chilly weekend. we are tracking rain and snow showers over a good chunk of the weekend. i'll have the details if the full accuweather forecast. >> visit 6abc.com throughout the day, for the accuweather forecast and check our series of traffic cameras and live radar and be sure to interact with ou today. katherine scott has det

and mother nature is reminding us it's definitely still winter and adam joseph is keeping an eye on this at the "action news" big board. you talk about the trees down on homes and i had to bring my daughter to the doctor and had trees down everyone. routes lancaster 64 miles per hour earl this morning. newto 60 miles per hou mcguire burling tonight county 64 miles per hour and everyone is feeling the powerful winds and they are relaxing now but the windchills, 38 in philadelphia, and 14 in syracuse. and the winds are draining in more typical winter air and early march temperatures here. stormtracker 6 live double scan shows that in the ohio valley near pittsburgh there is snow showers coming in with the flow out of the north and west and not a big system and not going to intensify pushes eastward tomorrow. don't be surprised to see the snow showers roaming through here during the day tomorrow. tomorrow it stays windy as you go through your friday into the middle of the weekend and speaking of the weekend more winter like, below normal temperatures both saturday and sun. kind of a winter

inside they found drugs and equipment used to make drugs and arrested joseph hirsch. commander of the ntf says in addition suspect hirsch working as dentist without a license. even fitting patients with dentures. >> found a crude dentist's office with chair, x-ray machine and other tools that dentists commonly use. >> reporter: department of dentistry is conducting investigation. linda lives down the street. had suspicions about the business but never imagined this. >> scary. don't want that in your neighborhood. >> reporter: facing felony drug charges and convicted felon in possession of ammunition. abc7 news. >>> two north bay high school students handed down harsh punishment after investigation into hazing among football players. centered at napa high school. leslie brinkley at meeting tonight. joins us live. >> reporter: brings to total three football players expelled. at least six others could face expulsion in the middle of the hazing scandal that's rocked the district and enraged some parents here in napa. i can tell you a lot of animosity inside at board meeti

lets head outside to meteorologist, adam joseph to see how things are today. different from yesterday. >> the sun is shining and the temperatures are warmer than yesterday as we go into the second day of spring but this is where it stops temporarily. 58 in philadelphia right now, and 57 in cleveland. you see a front progressing in across the great lakes and behind that cold air. 27 in sault st. marie and 23 in international falls. future tracker when we wake up tomorrow morning, back to near freezing in philadelphia and 30 in new york city and these are the air temperatures not the windchills. for the bus stop first thing tomorrow morning, many layers needed and temperatures hovering around freezing between 6:00 and 8:00 very little jump in temperatures tomorrow. the winds are whipping and windchills are in the mid-20s when you step out the door tomorrow morning. winter does make a return but then saturday temperatures will soar to the 70s. some big fluctuations over the next several days and a round of rain for the upcoming weekend, we'll talk about the chang

for more details on that let's head over to adam joseph. adam. >> exactly cecily.ot of snow to the north and west and a lot of rain along the shore and in addition to that coastal flood warnings going into effect mainly for high tide tomorrow morning between 9:00 and 10 o'clock in the morning on average for moderate coastal flooding, breakers of six to 9 feet along the coastline. this also goes into the delaware bay and major erosion is also expected. winds, that's another powerful part of a nor'easter. right along the shore 50 to 60 miles an hour. you have no friction meaning that wind comes directly off of the water, has nothing to stop it but once it hits land it hits that friction and it slows down so 45 to 50 miles an hour from philadelphia through trenton and dover and then 40 to 45 miles an hour to the north and west where that that wind will combine with the snow creating blizzard conditions. the biggest concerns with this particular storm will be that heavy wet snow, the consistency of it weighing down on everything. we'll see rates of one to 3 inches per

lets go to adam joseph and see if we turned off the water faucet this evening.reak of sun and from the pagoda cam, more showers push in here this evening and passing through at times and wipe away along the coast this morning. the temperatures are soaring once again. 66 in philadelphia. 68 in dover and 65 in millville and a bit cooler to the northern and west. overall the numbers running close to 16 to 20 degrees above where they were this time yesterday. 24 degrees warmer in dover and wildwood and you see a drop-off to the north and west and the warm front drifting there and again we haven't had the southerly push that far north just yet. we have the rain earlier this morning especially in the pennsylvania counties that pushed away and a break right now and you see more firing up to the west along a cold front. for tonight, a few showers and a downpour of or rumble of thunder. 46 allentown and 52 in philadelphia and mild 50 in millville. and turns breezy overnight as well. as we track this for you with future tracker, 10:00 tonight we see the rain and southern