we go down to kathryn. >> kathryn: thank you, coach. a shutout for michigan, and how much of this is a statement win for the defense? >> well, the defense played well today, a they had a lot of things to do against this offense with funchess and gardner and coach van gogorder really had them guessing all day. and you know, we have a lot of young guys. we played 19 freshmen and redshirt freshmen, and they are excited to be out there flying around and it is nice to see. >> kathryn: and offensively, everett golson puts on a show, and he had weapons to throw to in the game, and what can you say about how comfortable he is feeling? >> el whshgs se getting better, and wep said it would be an opportunity to step up in the game, and he can play better and that is a good thing as we obviously have a great schedule in front of us and a tough schedule. a good win, and our kids played hard tonight. and again, it is one step for us. we are not going to be getting too crazy about it. we will enjoy the win tonight, and come back and get ready for purd

. >> tom: kathryn? >> guys, joe's sister, katherine, 2006 notre dame grad, and member of the track and field team. she married lopez. this is about ten years ago when the family was visiting south bend. lots of snow. and joe dreamed of playing for notre dame. as you mentioned, he wasn't recruited by them. he walked on, earned himself a scholarship, and right there a big play in this game. guys? >> tom: exclamation point on a shamrock series game, as the irish go 6-0 in the shamrock series game. next year they'll go to fenway field to play bc. >> mike: yep. they're going to go to boston. historic fenway park. >> tom: what did i say, fenway field? i knew better. >> mike: there will be about 2,000 boston college fans. and 40 some thousand notre dame fans in the bc backyard. you know, doug, kind of interesting talking to brian kelly the other day about this whole series. he said at first he didn't like it because it took away a home game. but ever since then, kind of become a fan. >> as a recruiting fool, i

. >> tom: kathryn? >> guys, joe's sister, katherine, 2006 notre dame grad, and member of the track and field team. she married lopez. this is about ten years ago when the family was visiting south bend. lots of snow. and joe dreamed of playing for notre dame. as you mentioned, he wasn't recruited by them. he walked on, earned himself a scholarship, and right there a big play in this game. guys? >> tom: exclamation point on a shamrock series game, as the irish go 6-0 in the shamrock series game. next year they'll go to fenway field to play bc. >> mike: yep. they're going to go to boston. historic fenway park. >> tom: what did i say, fenway field? i knew better. >> mike: there will be about 2,000 boston college fans. and 40 some thousand notre dame fans in the bc backyard. you know, doug, kind of interesting talking to brian kelly the other day about this whole series. he said at first he didn't like it because it took away a home game. but ever since then, kind of become a fan. >> as a recruiting fool, i

we go down to kathryn. >> kathryn: thank you, coach. a shutout for michigan, and how much of this is a statement win for the defense? >> well, the defense played well today, a they had a lot of things to do against this offense with funchess and gardner and coach van gogorder really had them guessing all day. and you know, we have a lot of young guys. we played 19 freshmen and redshirt freshmen, and they are excited to be out there flying around and it is nice to see. >> kathryn: and offensively, everett golson puts on a show, and he had weapons to throw to in the game, and what can you say about how comfortable he is feeling? >> el whshgs se getting better, and wep said it would be an opportunity to step up in the game, and he can play better and that is a good thing as we obviously have a great schedule in front of us and a tough schedule. a good win, and our kids played hard tonight. and again, it is one step for us. we are not going to be getting too crazy about it. we will enjoy the win tonight, and come back and get ready for purd

and nelle harper came up with a perfect three word remedy, kathryn tucker windham. and came over one day. she would always come into my kitchen door in good alabama neighborly fashion and said, here, these are for you. they were the first few, of as many as i could find a kathryn tucker windham's tapes talking about growing up as she did. i think there were some real parallels to the way nelle harper grew up. so they were a delight. can you imagine a better voice to have in the room with you? especially if you're going to play a tape three times, four times, five times i always remember her saying that she tossed off in her stories, and a friend asked her why and she realized the explanation might be that her father would pause, i believe was too light a pipe, jake? so perhaps that was a habit she picked up, but she was also somebody that i think nelle admired for the way she captured a particular way of life when she was growing up. and since nelle was able to do more or less resource good job of that herself, i would say that was a pretty good recommendation. >> y

a caller reported seeing a woman who resembled pictures of kathryn hubble wandering through the store. some officerings searched the store on foot. two others reviewed security video and were able to quickly determine it was not the missing woman. she's wanted on charges of child neglect in the disappearance of her children, 3-year-old sara, and 2-year-old jacob. there's an extremely high level of concern for their well-being because she's stopped taking her medicati and has no money or credit car shs seen in this video, slipping away from her husband as they were on their way to report the children missing. >> we know, kathryn, this is not who you're about and what you do. you were the first of four kids to give me a chance to be a soccer coach. probably was never good at it, but certainly did my best. but we want sara and jacob to have those same kind of opportunities. >> reporter: a search in a park turned up no sign of the missing woman or her children. >> reporter: even though this sighting did not pan out, police say this is exactly what they need. they believe the big break in

. >> kathryn, to remind viewers of david haines and who he was. he was taken hostage last year and he was in syria aiding tens of thousands of refugees. kathryn you talk about the differences of the two prior beheadings and this one. this was not a journalist. they used the journalist to use them as a message to get out of the world. this man was helping others and not reporting on the violence. >> this is thorough, but i would say also in this fourth script, that is begin prior to the execution, that he said, i am paying because at one point i worked for the royal air force and i was a member of the military. in the james foley video part of the reason he was selected is because his brother was in the u.s. military. that may be a connection. >> not being a journalist but affiliated with the military that are going after these terrorist. and with president obama this week, talking about how we are going to increase the air strikes, i would imagine that when they essentially show the rest of the world that there are more hostages waiting on the sid

sadly, the police say this was not kathryn nor her case. they are still out there somewhere. behind me at the darnestown presbyterian church, volunteers have arrived. teamsre organizing into and mapping strategies. their plan is to saturate darnestown and clarksburg from midnight until 5:00 in the morning. some on foot, others patrolling in cars, looking for any sign of the missing woman. friends and family are using facebook to post updates on possible sightings and to recruit volunteer searchers. the police say they are tracking down every tip, but so far there is still no sign of kathryn or her children. >> what we still need is a lot of information from the public. many eyes are better than a few. >> the police say that a ride on bus driver believed that hoggle was on his bus tuesday. she was alone. she got off at the transit center near lakeforest mall, but there is no video of that possible sighting. this is newly released surveillance video the police say shows hoggle tuesday morning in germantown. sadly, there are no signs of the kids. >> it's sad. it's a sad situatio

we go down to kathryn. >> kathryn: thank you, coach. a shutout for michigan, and how much of this is a statement win for the defense? >> well, the defense played well today, a they had a lot of things to do against this offense with funchess and gardner and coach van gogorder really had them guessing all day. and you know, we have a lot of young guys. we played 19 freshmen and redshirt freshmen, and they are excited to be out there flying around and it is nice to see. >> kathryn: and offensively, everett golson puts on a show, and he had weapons to throw to in the game, and what can you say about how comfortable he is feeling? >> el whshgs se getting better, and wep said it would be an opportunity to step up in the game, and he can play better and that is a good thing as we obviously have a great schedule in front of us and a tough schedule. a good win, and our kids played hard tonight. and again, it is one step for us. we are not going to be getting too crazy about it. we will enjoy the win tonight, and come back and get ready for purd

kathryn soy went to a cam in kampala. >>> south sudanese children at a refugee champ in western ethiopia, trying to make the best of their education after disrupted by the conflict. it's the only school, taking in close to 3,000 children, close to five and 12 years old. the classes are few, they land in shifts, morning and afternoon. >> the children that are more, and that is 160 students in the one class. >> a majority of children remain out of school. some wait to be res terred. -- registered. this girl was separated from her

a few miles inland from the pacific is the 1,800 acre ranch steyer and his wife kathryn taylor bought02. only an hour outside of san francisco, it's a world away. buying this ranch, was it your idea or your wife's idea? >> i think you can only blame my wife for that one. originally we bought it because the land had been so misused, you could dump stuff here if you paid them a fee. there had been a d.e.a. raid. they had people -- >> why? >> i think they were growing dope. >> oh. running this huge ranch, how is it different than running a hedge fund, a $20 billion hedge fund? >> i'll tell you how it's the same and how it's incredibly different. it's the same in the sense that you think this looks like an asset, but it's actually dramatically changed by the people who run it. and that's exactly like every organization i've been in, which is, having great people particularly at the top is unbelievably significant and powerful. and that's where the comparison ends. >> how much have you had to put into this? >> i try never to ask that question. because, you know, we've done -- we've rebuilt

kathryn knott is the daughter of police chief karl knott.off camera they would say they were not surprised. the three suspects are extented to turn themselves in tomorrow sometime. in a statement, the d.a. said that the vicious attack shocked the country. the sexual orientation has no place in philadelphia. jim. >>> thank you. a delaware county man that launched the viral cancer campaign call the lemon shot challenge is making a name for himself tonight for all the wrong reasons. only "action news" was there as pennsylvania state police brought bill barber into custody for sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl. he is a coach at a middle school. that is how he met the victim cultivating a relationship with her. we first introduced you to bar ber in a different context. the glenn mills man told us)@usw his 4-year-old daughter suffering from brain cancer inspired his family to create the lemon shot challenge. tonight he is in prison on a quarter million dollars of bail. >>> the driver of an overturned tour bus in the death was two passengers o

kathryn harris in washington. >> several hundred new u.s. forces getting ready to ship out to iraq and bringing over 1200 troops in that country. the new deployment sends 350 marines in baghdad to bolster the u.s. embassy and the deployment authorized by president obama at the request of the state department. >> attempts to learn more about the iowa rannian nuclear problem is stalled. this is according to the diplomats, the agency trying to determine if iran is working on nuclear weapons and iran is denying it. and they are working to come up with a deal where iran should shrink the program. keep updated on that one. >> and a story developing from this time on "happening now" now. they will hold a new's conference about a doctor work nothing liberia and tested positive for the ebola virus this comes as nancy wright bol is speaking out about her fight. hi, there, johnathon the third missionary is affiliated with the same christian charity as nancy wright bol. apparently inspected with the virus in a different way. wright boll was inspected wi

kathryn hogel was last seen 48 hours ago. news 4's richard jordan spoke with the kid's children this morning. he said he is devastated. >> like an unreal horror story. just ridiculous but i'm going to keep praying and i'm going to find them. >> news 4's richard jordan is at a news conference in gaithersberg right now. look for his live update this morning. >>> we're working to learn more about a fire at the washington convention center. d.c. crews say it started in a garage. no word on what caused the fire or if anyone was hurt. >>> right now investigators are trying to figure out what caused this bus fire on the beltway. this was on the inner loop at kennel worth avenue and green bell just after 7:00 this morning. one of our producers shot this as she drove by. prince gorges county says it was a commuter bus. no one was hurt in that fire. >>> turning to our weather. skies slowly clearing out there. we're also warming up. storm team 4's meteorologist chuck bell joins us. >> good morning, barbara. promises of a little bit of s

philip williams, kathryn knott and kevin harrigan posted bail a short time ago. nbc10's jesse gary is live outside, the suspects are sticking with the story and saying the alleged victims were the aggressors. >> reporter: that's right, i posed that question to all three. all three posted thousands of dollars in bail so they could go home with their families. let's take a look at our video. philip williams and kevin harrigan said they retaliated against the three in rittenhouse square but it was not homophobia. it left one with a broken jaw and a black eye. williams said he doesn't throw the first punch and was protecting his friend. >> with respect to my client, he only became involved in the incident after one of the purported victims in the case punched one of the young girls in the face. >> reporter: police say anti-gay slurs preceded the attack and old tweet it's from kathryn knott could hurt her claims. this is not a case of gay bashing. coming up in the next 30 minutes i will tell you what charges they did face this morning. live outside central detectives

kathryn knott went out first flanked by her family, followed by philip williams and kevin harrigan. all face aggravated assault, conspiracy and recklessly endangering another person. the victims say this was a kay of gay bashing. the defendants claim sexual orientation played no role in what happened. coming up in the next 30 minutes i'll tell you why social media posts of a few years ago could hurt one of the defendant's claims. live outside of central detectives in center city, i'm jesse gary, "nbc10 news." >>> look at this from overnight, police say wet weather was to blame for a jitney crash. video here of emergency responders show the vehicle crashed into a building. a minivan was also involved. >>> a funeral will be held today for a 15-year-old who was shot and killed earlier this week while walking home from school in philadelphia's olney neighborhood. services for aaisha raul. one bullet hit ramen and the 19-year-old man was hit in the attack. >> today, opening states are set to begin in the murder trial of this man. he's the man accused of tilling a 10-month-old baby and he

kathryn knott followed by philip williams, and kevin harrigan. all face aggravated assault, conspiracy and recklessly endangering another western. this stems from a fight at the rittenhouse square section of philadelphia. victims say it's the case of gay bashing. the defendants claim sexual orientation played no role in what happened. coming up in the next 30 minutes. there's social media posts out that may cast one of the defendants in poor light. live outside of central detectives in center city. i'm jesse gary. >>> happening today, a funeral will be held for the 15-year-old philadelphia girl who was killed this week by a stray bullet while she was walking home from school. services for aisha abdur-rhaman will be held. darian person was charged with it. and one of the bullets struck her and hit another 19-year-old man. >>> a professor is accused of offering a student an "a" in exchange for sex. the student is sharing her story only with nbc10 but doesn't want her name or face on tv. she said popular sociology professor eric tranby told her he w

she managed to hang on through the end of 8th grade, and was referred to the kathryn ferguson academy, detroit's only high school for pregnant and parents students. >> it was a second home to me, like i said, when knives middle school, and when i went on to high school, i felt like a outcast. >> she was so committed she took three buss to get to school in the morning. with her babies in tow. >> kathryn ferguson academy for 20 years was a place that offered a good public school education. not only to pregnant teens and parents moms but to their children. >> joy shown is a lawyer with an advocacy group in detroit. >> for the first time in their lives, not to be hold to be ashamed of themselves, because they had gotten pregnant, that their lives were over, that they were going to end up poor and their children would end up poor, and the school did everything possible to expand the horizons of the girls and their children. unlike a traditional high school, it also offed on site day care, and early elementary education. and it bested an astonishing 90% graduation rate. be uh tough results

kathryn knott was the first one out. she posted bail and walked out with her family.hey put a red hoodie on her. i asked if they had any comment if this was just a fight in their eyes. they would not comment. next out was philip williams and kevin harrigan. they both came out together. they got in a small car and drove off. all three have been arraigned and had charges against them. coming up, we'll talk about the charges against the defendants. jesse gary, "nbc10 news," chris. >>> police say this 11-year-old girl who disappeared after leaving her school in south philadelphia yesterday has returned home safe. she was reported missing after last seen at this state shop on 10th street. no word on how she made it home but she is home safe now. >>> opening statements are set to begin in the trial of this man. he's accused of killing a 10-month-old baby, you see it there, and the baby's grandmother after a robbery. the he faces the death penalty if convicted. >>> a funeral will be held for a 15-year-old girl who was hit and killed this week while walking home from school.

kathryn has the latest from washington. >> reporter: thank you, eric.litary officials tell fox news that the administration had options on the the table to target the isis and char son group. the president blamed the intelligence community in the froou interview in 60 minutes. the threat from iris and kha rson was documented and the white house failed to act. the president elects to read it on the ipad than from a cia briefer in person. the intelligence community pushed hard. and options were presented to the president's time and consistently those options were denied. critics say it is part of a broader pattenern. they have tried two years to warn the white house of the is slammic state caliphate. >> they are aware of the twitterer user who reported that the leader is dead. fox news is told that u.s. is waiting for additional intelligence to corrob rate the claim. there is concern they will put out disinformation. >> we'll try to make sure he is not trying to fake his death. and it would be siing can. he is a leader of the isil effort. >> kathryn, thos

he was the attorney for kathryn harris, who was our secretary of state, handled the case for her all the way through the united states supreme court. next we have ben keuhne, who was an attorney for al gore during the same period of time. then norman ostrow, who was at different times a member of the state elections commission, chairman of the state ethics commission, a member of the state legislature, and at the time that all this was going on was an assistant state attorney in broward county in charge of looking into what was happening in the year 2000 during this particular campaign. and then, as i said, we get to the ballot box and we're very, very honored to have with us theresa lepore. therese was the person in charge of the elections department for the county of palm beach here in dade county and that's where a lot of people said all this started from. so she's here today, and what we're going to do is i'm going to have each of our guests get up and speak for seven minutes each and no questions until all of them have finished. then we will open it up for your questions. so, jo

, a 14-year-old, a 10-year-old, then three little girls, four, two, 13 months. >> kathryn's two sons had gone shopping in the supermarket. >> we stopped at the drink aisle. i wanted something to drink. i tried to call my mom for a few minutes so i gave up and then we went and stood in line. >> probably already had been in nakima for an hour, i remember i wanted to get a bottle of wine so i left the kids there, which in kenya, you kind of doing. you don't have the culture of fear of your kids getting kidnapped. all of those things, so they're quite safe. >> 12:30, andrew munya was at the entrance to the mall. >> i thought of just passing to get a few errands, and pick up my boy and come back home, like normal. you have to go through a security check. and i was at the door when i was being searched and my hands were raised up. >> i was just walking in front of nakima when there was a loud explosion. >> i realized the cat that was searching me had now fallen down. >> the grenade went off. immediately followed by gunfire. you could see people falling on the floor. some were diving for co

. >> joining us now from washington to react, mary kathryn and juan william.eople jumping off the obama ship, juan. you're still right there, aren't you? [ laughter ] >> you know what, i'm loyal to americd our constitution and the founding fathers precept of civilian control of the military with the commander-in-chief our president. if you're asking me about panetta and gates, you said it, you're right. they're selling books in a cya monday morning quarterback mode because they were there back then and they understand we couldn't identify whether or not those syrian rebels were really rebels or growing into terrorists. now, we are able to do that and may have a different situation. there was no win in giving arms to people who then might turn and use them against the usa. >>> have to agree with you on this one. it's not easy and cut and dried to arm people. we tried it in iraq and they all ran away and the isis people got all the arms. so i am sympathetic to that you have to understand, juan, president obama looked away from this for a year and now we are in a

i would like to thank kathryn al gore who is over there for introducing a more general view of dollymadison. what i'm going to do today is talk about dolly, not the burning of the white house, but her saving of the portrait of george washington. that really is the topic of my -- it's narrow, but the question then is, what could we learn from it. there was a famous biologist at harvard who once gave an image of looking, from a distance, at a fence, which had a knot hole in it. if you looked at this knot hole from a distance, it was a small part of the fence. if you put your eye to the knot hole, you could see the world. and yes, he studied eyes. in any case, let me begin here. two stories about the war of 1812 are lodged in our collective memory. they remained in the present. they are told in books, in textbooks and in popular culture. one captures american victory over the british during the war. the other symbolizes american resistance. the first, a military success is about andrew jackson, who defeated the british in new orleans in january of 1815. the second is an act of defiance.

police believe their mother's day, kathryn hoggle, is responsible for their disappearance.e has been charged with child neglect and parental abduction. she's being held at this montgomery county jail where she's undergoing a mental competency evaluation. she has 1 twas on the run and be the last several days. she suffers from schizophrenia and off her meds for weeks. can they force catherine hog toll take her meds. experts say that's not likely without a judge's order and no such order has been issued yet. when catherine hoggle ran away, she spent a lot of time in germantown. troy turner says she did that because he thinks she wanted to be close to the children. >> she kept coming back to this area. it's hard for me to believe they're not somewhere close by. >> reporter: catherine hoggle being held in jail on two separate $1 million money bonds. live in montgomery county, pat collins, news4. >> thanks, pat. >>> police say a man who violently attacked a woman at a prince william county mall in virginia last spring has been locked up. northern verirginia chief found hit in th

it has been three days since kathryn hoggle was seen with those children, three-year-old sarah and two-year-old jacob. jeff goldberg is outside monterey county police headquarters with new search efforts. >> maureen, police are giving two new cruise to -- clues to help the public. fond ofe hoggle is eating mcdonald's and likes drinking dr pepper, to details hope will help the public in their search, especially here in montgomery county. authorities are working on this case around the clock and are hoping that catherine hoggle is actively listening to the calls for her and her children to come home. with each hour that passes -- >> this is an incredibly serious situation. but the urgency and anxiety grows. >> this is a plea to my daughter to come home. >> standing alongside montgomery county police investigators today, catherine hoggle's father, randy, shared his desperation and fear. >> we love the kids so much. she could not ever imagine anything happening to the kids. she is so protective. >> this is surveillance video of her moments before she slipped away from her, my husband, troy. the two

kathryn knot yelled a homophobic slur at both of the men. defense attorneys say a woman was hit and the victim threw the first punch. and that's what started the brawl. councilwoman reynolds-brown says the hate crime legislation introduced today will cover crimes in the city of philadelphia and was drafted as a direct result of that september 11th attack. >> it was an awful, painful wake-up call that we still have young people, that needs to be highlighted, these are young people, so for me that suggests that the participanents and car in their lives are not teaching them tolerance. when you don't do that as parents and care givers, the government has to step in. >> reporter: the amended city ordinance would not just cover sexual orientation but those with disabilities and reynolds-brown hopes it will be passed and in place by november 2rd. reporting live at city hall, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> it's day 13 and the mountain manhunt for the man accused of gunning down two pennsylvania state troopers, killing one of them. now this game o

. >> let's go to kathryn sawyer. this is a terrible event that shook kenya. one year on, how are people coming to terms with it? >> let me start by first telling you that right now kenya is on a high terror alert. the inspector general of police yesterday, saturday, warned people here to be very vigilant, especially this week, and next week. i did speak to several survivors, and those who lost their loved ones, and they are trying to come to terms with what happened on that day last year. there's a lot of questions that remain unanswered. there's - police have been heavily criticized for how they handled the whole situation. they seem to be coordinated. there appeared to be a fallout between the press and the military. a lot of police say if there was more coordination, more lives could have been saved, and today is a day where they remember not just chose who died, but the resilience was there, and the brave people. here is a story we did. >> reporter: and was as traumatic as it was lethal. by the end of a four day siege at the westgate mall, there was death

i asked kathryn knott after a night in jail if she feels this was just -- she wouldn't speak from aback an suv. her tweets may speak volumes. back then she tweeted the people we were just dancing with just turned around and made out with each. #gay #ew. and this song is gay like all the other brad paisley songs. her attorney said that is not characteristic of her. but the victims who suffered serious injuries in this case say this was gay bashing. we'll talk more about those injuries coming up in the next half hour. live outside central detectives in center city, i'm jesse gary, "nbc10 news." >>> in relation to that case, philadelphia city council members plan to pose a bill for the city's hate crime laws. the bill sponsors say such crimes are not covered by existing state laws. that comes in response to assault on a gay couple in center city. there will be a rally at 2:00 this afternoon. representatives from the lgbt community and friends and supporters of the victims will be there. >>> also happening today, the funeral for a 15-year-old girl who was shot and killed this week. funeral

young beautiful kathryn keener?that's a good one. >> you think so? >> seth: i like that. i like that. >> and i'm looking at -- i'm looking at -- i'm looking at the pianist. >> seth: eli, what do you think on eli? >> eli, eli -- i'd say young, handsome tim robbins. >> seth: oh, that's a good one. >> is that okay? i'm not bad. i'm not bad. >> seth: you're not bad at it. you're not bad at it. [ cheers and applause ] >> and i'm looking for names for babies, possible babies. >> seth: oh, right. you just got -- you're planning a wedding. congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> seth: you just got engaged. >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: so, there's a lot of planning to do. you're planning a wedding. now, so you're talking about baby names because this is something that might happen. >> well, it may. >> seth: in may. >> he said hushedly. yeah, i don't know. it probably jinxes it to talk about it. >> seth: right, but what are you -- you were going to say about names. >> but i like thinking of names and goldblum is

. >> kathryn sawyer in nairobi. >>> the ukranian government and pro-russian rebels finalised terms of a ceasefire deal. it comes as ukranian forces and pro-russian separatists exchange nearly 40 prisoners north of donetsk. international observers monitored the swap. the truce is dew to come into effect on sunday. ukraine's foreign minister klim spoke to al jazeera about the importance of maintaining the ceasefire. >> we have to get back law and order for the people of donetsk and luhansk. they are absolutely fed up on the developments of killing people, taking hostages. it's not just about amnesty, it's about freedom from criminal responsibility. only those who have not committed capital crimes. >> it's a final day of a lockdown against ebola in sierra leone. thousands have gone door to door to educate residents and identifying patients. those positive are taken to an isolation center. doctors are struggling to treat patients because of a lack of medical supplies. investigators of an alacknowledge eerie plain are no -- algerry plain are no closer to finding a cause. half of the dead w

philip williams, kathryn knott and kevin harrigan turned themselves in this morning.hey are facing assault and other charges in the september 11th attack that left two men injured. attorneys representing the three says the crime was not motivated by hate or the victim's sexual or yenati orientation. they said both sides are responsible after an altercation turned from words to fists. >> this was not a gay bashing. it had nothing do with anyone's sexual orientation. >> they released surveillance video in hopes of identifying those responsible. although a large crowd there that night, the three charged are the only in the group they expect to file charges against. >>> tom corbett sign a cigarette tax law to help fund philadelphia's cash-strapped schools. the state senate passed the $2 a pack tax yesterday. this bill is expected to bring in about $49 million for the school district this fiscal year and $80 million in following years. the tax will only apply to cigarettes sold in philadelphia. >>> and a big win for supporters of legalizing medical marijuana in pennsylvani

. >> okay, kathryn. thanks for joining us there on this anniversary. >>> sierra leone's 72 hour nationwide shutdown has entered the final day. criticism of confining the 6 million residents is mounting. five countries in all have been infected with the outbreak since december. the sierra leone is the only one what that am tried to lockdown the survivors. the world health organization says there are around 5300 ebola cases throughout west africa. nearly half of those you wouldn't have in death. as sierra leone's lockdown draws to a close, questions remain the drastic measure has been called a public blitzty stunt by at least one rights group. >> of all of the people who have caught e bogey bowl a so far during this outbreak, more than half have died. medical staff take no chances. even in hot and humid conditions, if you will protection suits are worn, chlorine is sprayed to disinfect their masks. >> these isolation units are really important because at the moment, there are a lot of cases or suspected ca

williams was the first to turn himself in with his defense attorney, followed by his former classmates kathryn knott and kevin harrigan. the tree is waiting to be arraigned on simple but aggravated assault, reckless endangerment and criminal conspiracy. >> with respect to my client, he was not the aggressor. he did not initiate anything. only became involved in the incident after one of the purported victims in the case punched one of the young girls in the face. >> reporter: police say williams an electrician, not a health care worker, and the daughter of chalfont's police chief were seen walking on camera in center city in an attack that was laced with homophobic slur. one of the men suffered a black eye, facial fractures and a jaw that had to be wired shut. >> ms. knott is not homophobic and didn't utter any slur whatsoever. >> reporter: some would comment her comments on twitter paint a pictu picture. >> the people we were just dancing with just turned around and made out with each other. # gay, # ew. another says jazz flute is for little fairy boys. and this camo song is gay like all the

the complaint says philip williams punched one of the victims an undetermined amount of times and kathryn knott screaming homophobe ek slurs and punching another. the men were walking on chancellor and encountered a group of men and women and words were exchanged and the fight broke out. defense attorneys dispute the victims' claims saying it started when one of the victims punched a female member in the group. this shows the city and the state need to include sexual orientation in the hate crime statutes. reynolds-brown also tells me that the measure introduced today will also include those with disabilities. they do hope this ordinance could be passed by november 2nd. reporting live at city hall, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> the rain finally let up in northeast pennsylvania. allowing police to expand their search for fugitive eric frein. they had concentrated their search on the dense woods surrounding frei neerks home near the monroe pike county border. officials are checking neighboring fields for the accused cop killer. a massive volunteer effort is fueling the law enforcement ef

. >>> kathryn knott has been charged in the attack, has been charged in the attack on the same sex couple, now, we're told, she's been fired from her job. the 24 year old lansdale hospital emergency room tech reportedly posted what appeared to be patient x-rays on her twitter page. knott and co-defendant, philip williams, kerr inch -- kevin her began, released thursday morning after posting bail. >>> well, ferguson, missouri police chief speaking out. we'll tell but his apology to the family of michael brown. >> then another twist in the fall out over this ray rice video. why a former pennsylvania state police commissioner is defending himself. >> and investigators are used to analyzing sururveillance video, but this has them stumped. find out why one police force thinks they're haunted. when we come back. >> we have just learned a one person was killed in in crash on i76 north. box truck collide wad sedan just after 4:00 this morning. one lanas you can see right there is getting by. many are opt to go get off at 76. we will continue to bring you updates throughout the morning. >> pennsyl

happened saturday night along morse street in the strawberry mansion section of the city. 42-year-old kathryn berry was shot twice at point blank range. her family says they have no idea why someone would target the home health aid and mother of four. >> so much violence in philadelphia and no gun control. i mean, people have no sense of -- no heart anymore. they just kill like randomly like it's just a thing to do. >> and police believe berry was the intended target. investigators are trying to figure out why someone wanted her dead. >>> cutting crime. the u.s. justice department has picked two crime-ridden cities from our area for a pilot program aimed at making the streets safer. wilmington and camden are among five cities being targeted today. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in wilmington to tell us about this new program. matt? >> reporter: yeah, tracy, wilmington police say they know crime is a problem here, a problem they want to fix. and they're hoping this violence reduction network will help. so, what is the violence reduction network that we're talking about? it's a summit that will

police say kathryn berry was shot twice at point blank range and her family says they have no idea why someone would target the home health aid and mother of four. >> so much violence in philadelphia and no gun control. i mean, people have no sense of -- no heart anymore. they just kill like randomly like it's just a thing to do. >> now, there's no evidence yet that she was robbed. they believe she was intentionally targeted by someone. investigators are still trying to figure out why. >>> and police in ferguson, missouri, say the shooting of an officer over the weekend is not related to the unrest over the death of michael brown. it happened saturday night as that officer tried to question a man about a burglary. he took off, firing shots at the officer. one bullet hit him in the arm. this morning police are still looking for the man. this is the latest, of course, in a city where tension remains high between police and the public. >> we are really scared that somebody on either side would do something that would provoke the other and we would have another awful thing. thankfully, coo

authorities say kathryn berry was shot twice at point blank range. someone would target the home health aid and mother of four. police believe she was intentionally targeted. investigators are trying to figure out why. >>> happening today, a couple is scheduled to appear in court for a hit-and-run crash in delaware county that injured a teen on his bicycle. police say adrian mccreery was driving when she ran over that teenager in ridley park in april. her boyfriend, ty winschimer is also facing charges. they say mccreery was seen at two different bars the night of the crash. the 18-year-old victim, christopher brooks, has a brain injury and had to have part of his leg amputated. >>> an upper darby woman was arrested for allegedly arranging a fight between her teenage daughter and a classmate. nicole edna houlton is charged with endangering the welfare of children and corruption of minors. according to the "delaware county daily times," investigators spotted the girls fighting in a parking lot. houlton allegedly told police school administrators weren

. >>> we are learning more this morning about kathryn knott, the woman charged in the attack on the same sex couple. the 24 year old emergency room tech has been fired from her job as lansdale hospital for posting what appears to be patient x-rays on her twitter page. knott and co-defendant philip williams and kevin harrigan were released thursday morning, after posting bail. >>> a delaware family is left without a place to live after an out of control mini-van smashes into their house. look at the damage it did there. chopper three over darryl i rode in claymont last night. authorities say, the 34 year old driver, jason row and, ran away after that crash, but was later apprehended by officers. he was taken to a hospital for treatment of minor injuries. an eyewitness sitting at the traffic light there watched it all unfold. >> the most devastating accident i've ever seen, 5-foot in the air, over the handrail in front of the house, and spun around two times in the air in a split second. i mean, that's amazing. >>> now, fortunately, the family was not home at the time. police say jason row

kathryn. >> happening today, commuters knew this is coming.ing today in san francisco, fair has been increased to $2 to $2. 25. and the bart pass will cost up to $80. the fair heights are the first since 2009. seniors and disabled and youth e not changing. >>> a long weekend of construction on interstate 280 in san francisco also wrapping up now. caltrans says all northbound lanes will be reopened at 5 a.m. tomorrow, just in time for the morning commute. live tonight on what commuters need to know. charles. >> reporter: right now, i am standing along san francisco just to the north of caesar chavez, caltran is continuing to work on this road way. they had it closed down since last thursday. so far, they have been doing very well. they are on schedule to open at 5 tomorrow morning. they're finishing up work on replacing a pair of joints between sections of road ways. this is all part of a retrofit project that they have been working on all summer here. it is to protect the road ways. everyone knows last week or thed before we had a big earthqua