we see in california registry, places like northern california, as doctors,k city, and at places like the black belt, even someone from outside who spent 4, 5 years there and puts down some roots, it is usually not to keep them there for the long haul, which is why we really want to recruit doctors from the area who have back go all the way back and know the area well and are trusted by the community. host: let's speak with tom lewis calling in from michigan. good morning, tom. caller: good morning. thank you for this segment. i am a physician in the short area. i would like to say this applies in the lower areas but in general, the concept that we it self-induced diabetes, metabolic epidemic, in which staffn medicaid will have to cover and allow the purchase that we knowrink promote diabetes, whether it be sugary drinks, fruits and vegetables are not subsidized. private funding allows augmented amount of money for fruits and vegetables purchased. and the second issue, the aca, which is still in effect in this regard, is supposed to cover anything that the united states ive services t

we see in california registry, places like northern california, as doctors,k city, and at places likehe black belt, even someone from outside who spent 4, 5 years there and puts down some roots, it is usually not to keep them there for the long haul, which is why we really want to recruit doctors from the area who have back go all the way back and know the area well and are trusted by the community. host: let's speak with tom lewis calling in from michigan. good morning, tom. caller: good morning. thank you for this segment. i am a physician in the short area. i would like to say this applies in the lower areas but in general, the concept that we it self-induced diabetes, metabolic epidemic, in which staffn medicaid will have to cover and allow the purchase that we knowrink promote diabetes, whether it be sugary drinks, fruits and vegetables are not subsidized. private funding allows augmented amount of money for fruits and vegetables purchased. and the second issue, the aca, which is still in effect in this regard, is supposed to cover anything that the united states ive services tas

this is the first time troupe k held a camp in the city. one that will leave a lasting impact. >> we are learning about law enforcement, respect, working together. when they graduate, they'll be certified in cpr, have knowledge in the emergency person business and basic tools in life that will help them throughout their life. >>> the boys and girls 11-14 will spend the next few days doing all types of activity. state police cover all expenses making it free for the families. >> christmas came in july in north philadelphia. the centurions made their run today. kids and patrons watched the shiny bikes. they delivered a mikkie nettlesf toys to santa for the hospitalized kids. today, we spend a whole lot of time like this. so at citizens bank, we've created banking tools that fit how you're living today. from advanced atms... to online banking... to our award winning mobile app. and if you prefer face-to-face, we have that too. ask me, terry goggans, how our balance of technology and people can help you. ask me, terry goggans, >> it was a slice

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. >> thanks mon any k live look into old city. remember the weather authority forecast is only a tap away. when you download our weather app. it's available for apple and android devices. >>> three people are in the hospital one in critical condition after a triple shoo shooting in strawberry morning. it happened just after midnight at 31st and berks. police say of two the victims were teenaged boys only 15 and 17 years old. those teens are stable tonight. 25-year-old man at temple university hospital his condition is the critical one. so far no arrests have been ma made. >>> to camden county now, where two people are recovering in the hospital tonight following this nasty car crash. it happened around 4:30 this morning in pennsauken along route 130. police say two people were taken to yet know about their injuries. the crash is still under investigation. chase for bank robber takes police into two counties but tonight, authorities say they've caught the woman responsible. this is 58-year-old najoli. facing robbery charges up a ba

residents and parents protested fiercely, based on detailed research into the city's water storage capacity. they insisted that the kction was unnecessary. the eventually, the plans were scrapped in 2003. >> translator: after that battle, we realized that our community needed to voice its concerns. we came together to talk about what kind of future we wanted to build. >> taking action to make dreams come true. the experience helped boost qvc den -- confidence and communities began to widen theirvc -- confidence and communities began to widen thec -- confidence and communities began to widen the -- confidence and communities began to widen the- confidence and communities began to widen the- confidence and communities began to widen the confidence and communities began to widen the confidence and communities began to widen the confidence and communities began to widen their activities. the conversatiservation protest raise their profile. more families flocked here each year. kim has been part of the community for 11 years. she and her husband have three children. her husband works at a major credit card firm. his annu

this is a first time that troop k has held the camp in the city. trooper timothy green explains the experience is one that will leave a lasting impact. >> learning a little bit more about law enforcement, respect , and they will work together and when they graduate they will actually be certified in cpr, have some knowledge in emergency services business and just some basic tools in life that will help them throughout the rest of their life. >> boys and girls age 11 to 14 will spend the next few days doing all types of activities before the big graduation day, on friday. state police cover all of the camps expenses, making it free for these families. i have spent years taking over-the-counter products for my belly pain and constipation. i've had it up to here! it's been month after month of fiber. weeks taking probiotics! days and nights of laxatives, only to have my symptoms return. (vo) if you've had enough, tell your doctor what you've tried and how long you've been at it. linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs

same event, the mayors of charlotte, north carolina, and gary, indiana discuss how k-12th afterschool programs in their cities can prepare students for the workforce. this is 45 minutes. [applause] >> i was going to lead everyone in a stretch because in my secret life when i'm not doing this and not eating a mom -- not being a mom, i miss spin a spintor -- i am instructor. before we get started, i wanted to say, i had the honor of working with almost all of you in this room. after school is such a special place. and make such a difference in the lives of the kids, the families, and the communities we serve. it is a huge ripple effect. the reason we have been able to save this program and expand the program is because of all of you. it is from the tremendous

. >> a k-12 model was relevant 10, 15, 20 years ago. the cityrds a pre-k to college model. >> as long as we meet the state's minimum graduation requirements, the district, the board of education, does have the authority to have requirements on top of that. >> former chicago public schools principal liz dossier joins me live to weigh in on all of this. liz, it's nice to see you again. this is the mayor but it's aroundny duncan, farmer secretary of ed and your former boss who actually proposed this plan to the mayor. good idea? >> so, great to see you, brooke. yes, we think it's a great idea. we know that young people need a plan beyond high school. this is not 50 years ago where high school would suffice but the issue really is how do you have young people actualize that plan? in order to do that in a really robust way, you need counselors and supports, especially when you think about our first generation college students here in chicago. right now the current ratio of counselors to students is 1 to 300. if you can imagine having one counselor fo

same event, the mayors of charlotte, north carolina, and gary, indiana discuss how k-12th afterschool programs in their cities can prepare students for the workforce. this is 45 minutes. [applause] >> i was going to lead everyone in a stretch because in my secret life when i'm not doing this and not eating a mom -- not being a mom, i miss spin a spintor -- i am instructor. before we get started, i wanted to say, i had the honor of working with almost all of you in this room. after school is such a special place. and make such a difference in the lives of the kids, the families, and the communities we serve. it is a huge ripple effect. the reason we have been able to save this program and expand the program is because of all of you. it is from the tremendous leadership and voice of arnold schwarzenegger down to some of the people not represented in this room, our staff working the lines every day. creating dreams. letting kids dream though -- letting kids dream those dreams. i wanted to thank you all. give yourselves a round of applause. [applause] this panel, we have such an amazing array of talent. we really

citi open terminate, rock cree k park. the vested get out is on sunday. -- the vested the day to get out is on sunday. julie: right now i knew problem in virginia. this one is an overturned vehicle. along braddock road at 123. again, a lot of fire and rescue responded to the scene of this crash. on the westbound stretch of braddock road. under police direction, some traffic is able to get by. traffic on 123 cannot crossover braddock road. involves one vehicle overturned. braddock road impacted with all traffic inbound being forced to turn onto 123. we have a cleanup that continues on the outbound stretch of 66 at nutley street where a tractor-trailer -- the mainlines to the right and the service road. and a crash on farmington road in the left lane. i will be back in 10 minutes to update the ride in fairfax. adrianna: d.c. lawmakers are hoping a simple cardboard box can fix a major problem. they are called baby boxes and packed with supplies and a foam mattress for babies to sleep on. the issue they are trying to address i

k. to everything. the cities direction seems to have been decided on hope. yes despite negative headlines . for years and vironment activist thomaso cut charlie who lives in venice has been consumed with the negative consequence scrooges tourism has for his city. and i mean they're going to. get an all. good done all i'm doing. a lot of joe committed a lot of watching c.n.n. ok though of this quality mentality. we mad soul spall still no body. being told what part of the handle the strain that they think that she made to be doc why depended on the starts. giving little spin control that should. be going to relieve your biological drive from them into it believing going on a national. level that. the vast wash still is up the muddy seabed undermining again and again the foundations of the city is built on piles. and the city itself is not the main profit maker from cruise tourism as the v t p come live. a private offshoot of the public pool to authority. that. is three percent of the stuff is the infinity and see me through the senate has come up multiple giv

so they got in touch with one, new york city's well-known civil rights attorney, ron k >> they said lookhere's no money to pa but he's an innocent guy. wo so i said yes. >> reporter: kuby's fi was to talk with that his name is luis monte. >> luis montero offere that johnny did not co crime. >>> coming up -- would the court agree? luis montero is about harrowing story. >> all of a sudden, i heard a co >> did you see him go platform? i love you, couch. you give us comfort. and we give you bare feet... ...backsweat and gordo's everything. i love you, but sometimes you stink. ♪ new febreze fabric refresher with odorclear technology... ...cleans away odors like never before. because the things you love the most can stink. and plug in febreze to keep your whole room fresh for up... ...to 45 days. breathe happy with new febreze. >>> the mystery of what happened on this subway platform so long ago took a new twist with a new witness named luis this is a three-level subway montero had been in the subway station during the crime and told attorney ron kuby a story that backed up johnny hincapie's a

k killed fie suspected i.s. militants in a firerefight they erected -- that erupted in a syrian city. the raid came after a tipoff that the militants are planning to target an event commemorating last year's failed coup. the u.n. says 38 mass graves have been discovered in the central congo. they were found in where thousands have been killed since the start of the militia uprising against the government last year. 80 mass graves have been identified so far. german police have made a number of arrest in connection with the theft of a giant gold coin. the 100 kilogram coin, gallup -- valued at $1 million, was stolen in march. two suspects west to the coin away -- whisked the coin away on a wheelbarrow. after a 62nd break, we will be back -- 62nd break, we will be back -- 60 second break, we will be back. ♪ >> every woman, every man knows that a child needs food. before mary's meals came we had a lot of problems. >> they were eating nothing. >> that could have easily been us. anyone of us. ♪ host: welcome back here with the dw news live from berlin. our top story. a brazilian judge has

. >> thanks so much mon any k in southwest philadelphia city leaders wanted to make sure a local teenagerin the orlando pulse nightclub shooting is forever celebrated. city leaders unveiled a tribute to honor and remember her. our jennifer joyce was there for the special moment. >> reporter: small gesture with great meaning to this southwest philadelphia family as the 7300 block of held within avenue is renamed akyra murray way. the newly dedicated street sign honors the 18 year old murdered in the pulse nightclub shootings in orlando just over one year ago. >> we moved on this block when she was eight months old, and she lived here until her ending day. it makes me feel great to know that she's being honored in this way. >> reporter: marie had just graduated from west catholic high school and celebrating at chief many with family and friends in florida when her life was violently cut short. >> i would definitely say losing akyra inspired me to go ten times harder as a coach. >> reporter: coach bee of west catholic says akyra will never be forgotten she's remembered as solid student and a

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k your friday night. and taking a live look at center city. it's dry right now.in is set to hit us for a few hours. there are a few clouds forming as well. as we look live at the river rink, people are enb joying the last few rain-free hours. >> when is that rain going to start and will it ruin the weekend? >> are we talking about that movement. >> we're all frightened now. it is going to be here between 7:00 and 9:00. it's not going to wash out your whole night. have fun, enjoy. it's summer. just put that in the back of your mind 307 outside a spectacular look across philadelphia. 86 was our high today. the highest wind gust was 25 miles per hour. a quarter inch of rain earlier this morning. we'll pick up more tonight. and your sunset at 8:32. if you're not in the middle of a shower, you can enjoy the sunset. allentown at 84. it feels like 8 because of the moisture. how about wilmington where you see the mix of sun and clouds. winds outs of the west at 6 miles an hour. it feels like 88. we have a heat index. here's what you need to know. we'll be in the 80s ask

city or washington. re repeal health care collapses. >>> the officer shot and k in a accident. >>> escaped from prison, kidnapped and killing the stepd >>> and pay jar storms hitting the east coast at this hour. >>> good evening. great to have you with us on a shell out of washington. tonight the shakeup at the white house. the chief of staff, reince priebus seenrce with the presid but by the end of the day, he would no longer have his job. in the pouring rain, the president answering questions. about the retired general about to arrivewing. abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, standing in the pouring rain, president trump announced reince priebus, his chief of staff is out. replaced by homeland security secretary, general john kelly. >> reince is a good man. john kelly will do a fantastic job. general kelly has been a star. done an incredible job thus far. respected by everybody. a great, great american. reince priebus is a good man. >> reporter: priebus was on air force one with the president today, and so was his nemesis, the new communications director ant

city for the independence day celebrations today. authorities say there is no credible threats but extra officers and k-9 teams for all events including biggest fireworks display the macy's show. they inspected all the barges and security is with them around the clock. >> boston's big 4th of july celebration massachusetts state police are coordinating security from an operation center from an undisclosed location. they have hundreds of cameras and using a tethered drone to get an aerial view of the crowds. >>> the stars and stripes were flying high over atlanta for a 4th of july tradition. the peach tree road race. the 10 k race went off without incident and they said that humidity was their biggest challenge. the world's largest 10 k race now in its 28 and year. >>> americans spend big on the 4th of july and it's not just for cookouts but everything from hats to fireworks, americans cannot seem to get enough of the red, white and blue. mary maloney has the break down. >> reporter: americans are patriotic, in terms of what we buy. according to the national retail fred ration, 65% of people own an american flag and stars and stripes on

reporter: positive tomorrows, a school in oklahoma city, caters exclusively to the needs of homeless children. >> what is that? >> a toucan. >> caller: from pre-k to fifth grade, the private, non-profit school doesn't just focus on the students and academics, but on the whole family, too, like the begays, who lived at a shelter. >> they're guiding us, and they were just emotional support for them. >> reporter: case workers know that long-term success means finding a way out of homelessness. reticia begay was able to enroll four of her children at positive tomorrows. academics melded with extracurricular activities, and the kids got even more. >> they helped with stuff that you really need. >> i got my school supplies. >> reporter: special help in a small school setting, just 74 students on the rolls. it's a small number, when you consider that more than 5,000 students in oklahoma city are considered homeless, and it's not just a problem there. nationwide there are an estimated 1.3 million homeless students. >> they're expanding. >> reporter: ashley peters attended positive tomorrows when she was 10. she graduated from college, became a police o

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k-9s are a important part of the force. >> we have our bomb dogs who work every event in the city and we also have our cadaver dogs which sometimesir finds are bittersweet. >> reporter: the dog's handlers officer alvin outlaw who works with storm and officer richard preston paired with hank say it was the weeks of training and guidance that prepared them for the heavily wooded conditions in bucks county. hank sniffed out first and storm followed up. >> hank and stop have been training together since 2015. they're very distinct and different in the way in they -- the way they indicate the way they search but they complement each other. >> based on what hank did there was an outcome where the investigators were able to recover the missing men. >> reporter: handlers and their dog work as a team and the k-9 alerts his partner when he makes a find. it's more than a working relationship but the dogs are part of the officer's family. the human partners say the k-9 success is their success. >> it's very rewarding 'cause it's a different aspect of the job being a police officer. you are relying on a dog. >> reporter: the work and training

city council. >> we will be redeveloping an under utilized site vacant since 2012. >> he is talking about the desolate lot that used to be a k mart and mcdonald. car max wants to build a new facility at the former shopping center on contra costa boulevard. >> we're losing untold opportunities to build housing. >> dorothy england with pleasant hill citizens for responsible growth says council would have to change the zoning from mixed use to commercial. she's worried about the regional housing shortage. >> all of a sudden when they put 100% commercial project in an area that is designed the accommodate housing, we're not going to meet our share of that need. >> reporter: a representative with neighboring diablo valley college says they want the property developed and soon. >> the old db c shopping center has been abandoned and neglected for far too many years. the college receives frequent reports of criminal activity and homeless population gathering in this location. >> reporter: as one councilmember pointed out, car max is the only offer on the table. >> it is a great opportunity since it -- since the place has been idle f

. >> in allentown city hall a larger scheme, six people close to the mayor pleaded guilty k u including mike fleck. how did they work? in one incidence they said she moved a woman from her job because she did not favor a company because she did not pay to play. >> and they destroyed her score sheet and changed the numbers so the preferred company won the bid. an entirely rigged process. >> the popular mayor not stepping down and saying he is continuing his campaign for a fourth term in office. late this afternoon he said this. >> i have done nothing wrong. nor have i ever personally accepted a dime beyond my salary as mayor and not accepted anything but legal cam pennsylvania contributions and no way shape or form was city hall ever up for sale. >> so, the mayor will stay the course. and run for re-election here despite that some one time close associates may testify against him. he did not take questions, his well known attorney, jack mcmahon did talk to reporters today his contention is based on the testimony of two individuals including mr. fleck the political consultant and what the

k-9 will undergo some additional training at this point. now, during the meeting today, arabella's mother and father say that the city offered to pick up her medical bills but did not discuss a specific dollar amount in order to settle this case. additionally, arabella's uncle was arrested here at the home. in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> a mountain lion is spotted near the uc-berkeley campus wednesday morning near warring street off the campus track close to the claremont canyon regional preserve. police say there have been several big cat sightings in the hills near the campus. the animals hunt for deer in the area, which is also very popular with hikers. >> i keep my eyes open. and if, god forbid, we see one of these animals, i have been told to make yourself look big, back up slowly, and hopefully they will go away. >> police are warning people not to hike or jog alone in that area. >>> another mountain lion was spotted in the backyard of a san mateo home on view ridge drive near laurel wood park. the department of fish & wildlife has been notified >>> three men are under arrest accused of posing as tree trimmers then stealing f

city council. >> we will be redeveloping an under utilized site vacant since 2012. >> he is talking about the desolate lot that used to be a k mart and mcdonald. car max wants to build a new facility at the former shopping center on contra costa boulevard. >> we're losing untold opportunities to build housing. >> dorothy england with pleasant hill citizens for responsible growth says council would have to change the zoning from mixed use to commercial. she's worried about the regional housing shortage. >> all of a sudden when they put 100% commercial project in an area that is designed the accommodate housing, we're not going to meet our share of that need. >> reporter: a representative with neighboring diablo valley college says they want the property developed and soon. >> the old db c shopping center has been abandoned and neglected for far too many years. the college receives frequent reports of criminal activity and homeless population gathering in this location. >> reporter: as one councilmember pointed out, car max is the only offer on the table. >> it is a great opportunity since it -- since the place has been idle f

city and your ride will be crushed. d.c. police destroyed 62 all-terrain vehicles and dirt bikesi recently confiscated. n june, dozens were caught on camera flying down k k street in northwest. the problem is not just in d.c. it's an issue dmv-wide. also back in june, we showed nearly 100 atv's roaring through national harbor in maryland, with riders popping wheelies. pg county police issued a warning. >> they are creating lawlessness in the county. q: share as well. >> we know these individuals are also doing it for the showmanship aspect.\ q: q mccray, abc 7 news. kimberly: 7 on your side as we track the fallout from the airbag recalls and bankruptcy announcement. takata has asked a bankruptcy judge to stop the governments of hawaii, mexico, and the u.s. virgin islands from prosecuting them. the company also wants to bar hundreds of individual lawsuits from going forward, arguing they would jeopardize efforts to restructure, including its sale to another company for more than $1.4 billion. legal up, the president's bills are piling up stop what the russian scandal is costing his reelection campaign already. what makes this boat very special i need th

(grant) from our sister staton k-l-a-s patrick walker joins us live now from carson city. patrick, what can we expect during tomorrows parole hearing? (justine) kron4 is also heading to reno this week for oj simpsons parol hearing. jr stone will have a live report starting tonight on kron four news at six, eight and ten. will tran will be live there tomorrow morniing. also be the first to know the updates on this story by downloading the free kron four mobile app. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. seasonable weather conditions will prevail across the region through thursday with a slight warming trend thereafter into saturday. this will result in late night and morning coastal clouds giving way to mostly sunny afternoon conditions. temperatures moderate back to near seasonal averages early next week. meta appetite control... it's your glass of willpower that helps keep cravings... ...far, far away. feel less hungry with the natural fiber in clinically... ...proven meta appetite control. from metamucil. food. water. interne

deerpd to the pleasant hill city council zblil we're going to be redeveloping an unutilized site that's been vacant. >> he's talk about the des late lot that used to be a k mart and mcdonald's. they want to build a new facility at the former shopping center on contra costa boulevard. >> we're losing untold opportunities to build housing. >> this woman says council would have to change zoning from mixed use to commercial. she's worried about the regional housing shortage. >> all of a sudden when they put 100% commercial project in an area that is designed to accommodate housing, we're not going to meet our share of that need. >> a representative with neighboring did he abblow valley college says they want the property developed and soon. >> the old dbc shopping center has been abandoned and neglected for far too many years. it has criminal activity and a homeless population is gathering in this location. >> as one council member pointed out carmax is the only offer on the table. >> it's a great opportunity since it -- since the place has been idle for so long. >> neighbors hope they're not being sold a lemon. katy ute tis, abc 7 news. >>> the muni metro s

city. phils next. coming right back. it says you apply the blue one ok, letto me. this. here? no. have a little fun together, or a lot. kours and mine. two sensations that work together, so you can play together. . >>> nick williams is from galveston texas. he got engage that day central park and now this. because of how what was kendricks trip to the disabled. the 23-year-old was called up from aaa to make his major league debut in queens. baby steps for the phillies. looking for the first three-game winning streak three week, no score in the second. curtis, up the middle it goes, he's safe and a run is in. it's 1-0 mets. here's nick williams. right up the middle. first career hit, his family and stands cheer him on, congratulations to the kid. jacob for mets, seven innings, phils lose 2-1 in new york. >>> jordan hicks slipped and hurt his hand while on his hone moon in greece. the injury will take three, four weeks to heal. training camp starts less than a month. the birds cut danger yell green beckham last season was a disappointment. 36 catches 392 yards. never turned into that big red zone target everyone thought h

so how with all k of the histor we have i in the city, the museums, are you -- are you communicating with thosehe muses and with students around digital development? >> w teresa, thank you. >> yes, thank you, teresa. great question. of course, you're absolutely right. philadelphia has an embarrassment much riches, of wonderful historic h sites preserved.f i think there are more historic housee museums within about 35 miles of where i'm sitting than probably any other concentration in north america. i mean it is absolutely tremendous, you know, the collections and the sites that we have here. oneme of the things that we're very self conscious about in designing the museum, kind ofs pickinge this location is that e felt that while there are all of these tremendous sites there wasn't a place that was kind of a visitors center for the founding era, a place where you would goingof to get the big narrative that connects those sites together. a couple of great examples i et think, you know, starting locally in the neighborhood, right behind me is telling a part of theta story of independenc

city. this storm moving down through central delaware. 5:37 in delaware. then that crosses over into cape may by kou have places getting hit by thunderstorms more than once with this kind of a set up. and look at dover. dover is kind of surrounded by storms. to the north, river view to the south. all of this is coming down into dover and south jersey. you're getting nailed with that. things will be quieting down there. here's the one coming into atlantic city. you can see how close it is. koling right down atlantic city expressway just outside. that's some pretty heavy rain. remember we have been showing you just the intensities. it's 2, 3, 4 inches per hour with the rainfall rates. and you don't want that kind of a storm to sit over the same spot. but let's see how the back edge is work iing. the problem is it's not moving this way. some of it is coming back up. an indication that this is not just a front that's going to sweep through. the flood warnings in the red. severe thunderstorm warnings in the yellow. severe thunderstorm warnings continue until 5:15. flash flood until 6:30. and more more

city doing their own taxation process may be an issue. but i would think that bloomberg would be better off if he gave the money to the pre-k instead of making a lot more rich in terms of having those ads go on, 'cause he's spending more than a million dollars a week just on advertisement. we could help a lot of kids, particularly in our school system, if he gave us that money. >> it's kind of following along the lines of george soros and dipping his toe into philadelphia politics with larry krasner, his beneficiary. >> i think at some point, people are gonna get tired of that. i think people resent somebody with a lot of money coming in and trying to influence the course of events in their town. now, maybe a lot of people will accept this, but i guarantee someday, someone will be on the other side of the issue, an issue that they really hate, and they'll resent the fact that he's spending money to try to influence politics in their town. >> koch brothers have been doing it for 30 years, and nobody's gotten tired of it yet. they're doing it everywhere. they're gonna be here this year in the senate race. they're gonna be in politics in pennsy

city, in the suburbs, go to cbsphilly.com. >>> upper darby police say a pair of teenagers is responsible for terrorizing the public following a string of armed robberies. authorities say 16-year-old kni, mac key and 17-year-old robbed two cab drivers within hours of each other in residential neighborhood. they allegedly stop light $1,000 from two women, mckey is in customer and being charged as an adult >> how do you get into the head of a 16-year-old? she's a baby committing adult crimes. >> police continue to search for martinez. in the meantime two anonymous donors come forward to give the two female victims $2,000. >>> the man authorities say shot and killed a teenager in a suspected case of road rage will be back in court next week. 28-year-old david desper is charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of 18-year-old bianca roberson. investigators say desper shot her after both drivers tried to merge into the same lane in chester county last wednesday. desper is being held without bail. >>> residents in society hill say someone spray painted a swastika on a city trash can. this trash can on 3rd and spruce was discovered defaced before neighbors say a second person

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