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the discovery of drug laced candy.ice georges county police pulled several boxes of marijuana laced candy from the streets before halloween. we're working to find out where the candy was found and how police found it. as soon as we know, we'll let you know on nbcwashington.com. >>> be an today, a judge could decide whether the redskins can sue several native american tribes over the team name. the tribes asked the u.s. patent office to cancel the team's trademark earlier this year. the native american groups want the lawsuit dismissed. then say the team should sue the trademark office instead. the redskins say federal law allows them to sue individuals who sought the trademark's cancellation. >>> there will be a rally against the redskins name against the vikings in minnesota. the vikings are playing at the university of minnesota's football stadium while their new stadium is being built. many call the name a racial slur. minnesota has faced pressure for months about limiting the use of the redskins name during the gam

it is laced with marijuana. they confiscated several boxes of that stuff. brianne carter has more on why police want parents to be alert. >> it looks like they can be all of her shelves this halloween. these suites are more of a trick in a treat. county polices say the blueberry or meant chocolate bars and bottles of taffy are laced with marijuana. each piece contains 100 milligram of the drug. prince george's county police intercepted the candy from colorado before it made its way into the community. itas far as transporting here, it is an illegal substance in maryland. this is just like marijuana. for distribution, absolutely. this was all in one box. >> this is the first time they've seen this type of product in this county. a do not believe it was destined -- this could blend in with any candy. say how theynot track to the drugs or whether they have made arrest's the investigation is ongoing. brianne carter, abc 7 nes. >> the search is underway for a man who attacked a dulle.c. pole officer was an ax in northeast d.c. john gonzalez is live. with the lat

. >>> delta airlines, is reporting faster taxi out time and, reduce eddie lace, and less time, in airspace. >>> the industry and the faa came together to choose these priorities and we'll deliver on them. >>> we're also planning not a few you are, for modernization. again, taking the incident in chicago as a example, i would like to paint a picture, how they helped us, and much more quickly and, how it will help us more in the future. >>> the common theme, is that we're switching the system, from point to point communiindication, to network communication. >>> one facility can communicate with all and, all with one. >>> right now, each air traffic facility can only see and talk to aircrafts within their area. >>> voice radios, and radar are wired not a facilities that they serve. >>> it is much more resilient, and flexible, in our .s system. >>> that's a lot different than changing a lot of hard wiring. the radar, broadcast, is again, a network. a network of sensors. this allows us to adjust the surveillance pictures, and change network settings. in contrast, point to point, requires modify

the other is laced with drugs.hat police want you to hear before your children go trick or treating. >> plus how would you like this job? the terrifying task these guys >> plane carrying dallas nurse with ebola has just landed. 26 year old 19 is a pham is on that plane. she left dallas earlier this evening and once she gets off this plane which i understand it's really hard to see but you have to trust me on this one, this is a tarmac and this is in maryland and that plane just landed that light you see right there is that plane taxiing right now on the tarmac. once she gets off she'll head about 30 miles to the national institutes of health in bethes bethesda. our chris o'connell is there tonight and we will bring you any updates as they come in. >>> not a job for someone with fear of heights. take look at this incredible sight. workers propelling down from the iconic gateway arch in st. louis they're on mission to find stains on the 630-foot arch. luckily the row pair will not interfere with any visits. >> hallow

the other is laced with drugs.fore your children go trick or treating. >> plus how would you like this job? the terrifying task these guys this is ceo tom macarthur's world. in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a group that would outlaw abortion even for rape and incest. for us in the real world, aimee belgard. aimee will fight for equal pay and protect a woman's right to choose. aimee belgard's on our side. i'm aimee belgard and i approve this message. >> plane carrying dallas nurse with ebola has just landed. 26 year old 19 is a pham is on that plane. she left dallas earlier this evening and once she gets off this plane which i understand it's really hard to see but you have to trust me on this one, this is a tarmac and this is in maryland and that plane just landed that light you see right there is that plane taxiing right now on the tarmac. once she gets off she'll head about 30 miles to the national

. >>> and a profanity-laced racist tirade by a san francisco tour guide. how a city supervisor is now getting involved. >>> a pack of bikers driving recklessly on a bay area freeway and then seen ignoring and even taunting a california highway patrol officer. good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. janine de la vega shows us the footage and tells us why the officer was unable to stop them. >> reporter: they are doing wheelies and all sorts of stunts while speeding on of 80 through milpitas to san jose. this video was posted on youtube earlier this week. in it, you can hear the siren of a california highway patrol officer chasing the pack of bikers. [ sirens ] >> reporter: this video which was shot on a helmet camera shows the officer on a motorcycle in the right lane trying to pull over some of the bikers. but they ignore his siren and refuse to stop. they continue to speed and zigzag between traffic. at a certain point, the biker shooting the video pulls up to the officer who tries to talk to hill. no one pulls over. the officer rides away and the biblers wave

in part we will remove a customer if they are disruptive and crew evaluating there is a risk ofes lacing whiz could lead to an unsafe environment. >>> what do you think about this? should she have been kick off that flight? connect with us on the cbs philly facebook page and send us a tweet at cbs philly, use hash tag cbs-3, chat and you may see your thoughts right here on tv. >>> about two hundred philadelphia high school students staged a protest today days after src voided their teachers union contract. >> unaudible. >> these students from the creative and performing arts high school, in south philadelphia, skipped their classes today to show their support for teachers. earlier this week the src ended the teachers labor contract and imposed changes to benefits package making teachers for the first time pay into their health care premiums. >>> garden state is looking to master a new craft. >> new jersey is already making a name for itself with local wine and beer but you how about vodka coming up we will tell but a new law going in to effect allowing for craft distilleries. >>> also ah

there are no shoe laces.oke anderson picks up the narrative from there. >> at around 8:30 last night amanda came here to west hollywood's infamous late night hangout mel's diner.

neck. >> deputies cut down the shoe laces and confiscate them. in the past, gomes and other inmates have caused floods by damaging shower or sprinkler heads. >> he'll tie the shoelace to the sprinkler head and yank the mechanism on the sprinkler head that allows the sprinkler to activate. it causes a lot of damage within the facility and the housing units. >> i'm going to take your blood pressure. >> jail regulations require that while an inmate is restrained, he receive a medical evaluation every 15 minutes. >> his general condition is stable, it's okay for him to remain in the chair. >> until his next checkup gomes is placed back into his cell. >> inmate gomes was secured inside the restraint chair, placed back in cell 2, medically evaluated with no treatment provided or necessary at this time and the camera is going to be turned off. >> they put me in this chair for one reason, one reason at all, just because they could! coming up, sal giuliano finds his reputation has come back to haunt him. >> he said they found some drugs in the bathroom. i

this tour guide who goes on a profanity laced racist rant indicates she lived in chinatown before, talking about how crowdy and noisy in this neighborhood. we have a clip of the video posted on youtube tuesday, we did bleep out the curse words, but if we're able to get that to you, warning, it is laced with profanity. we do have a part of it. the video names city sightseeing as the tour bus and the guide's last day on the job, though that is unverified. i do want to show you a clip where she goes on a tyrant and hear the reaction from the passengers. >> [ bleep ] your dragons, [ bleep ] this chinatown, all right? [ cheers and applause ] okay, but i want you guys to know -- tell your ginsing -- [ bleep ] chinatown! >> reporter: so what you heard there was some applause and cheers, then at the end of the tour you hear the tour guide countdown, one, two, three, she curses chinatown and passengers follow suit. she then takes a swig of what appears to be a brown bottle, appears to be a beer bottle. we spoke with san francisco supervisor david choo, whose district includes chinatown. this is wha

lacing up those shoes. >> we have live team coverage along the route. northern virginia bureau chief julie carey joins us from mile marker four. >> reporter: i think aside from the start and finish line this is the best place to be. this is mile four. this is the peacock zone. it's a little dim right now to see it all. in the background behind me the balloons are up. the peacock is there along with my nbc 4 colleagues. they are waiting for the runners to get to this point. probably the first runners will hit this mile four mark at about 8:00. those are the elite runners and hand cyclists. as we're setting up on the bridge we saw a number of walkers walking across the key bridge. don't wilson is a marathoner. he's done some 37 marathons over time. this is his 10th marine corps marathon. he talked to us this morning about why he likes this one so much. >> what i love is the crowds. you get around the mall area people standing on the streets cheering four. the way it's constructed. that's the last part of the last few miles of the race. >> and tribute to t

. >> the man a renowned researcher is accused of killing his wife lacing her drink with cyanide.a fertility drug. >> today prosecutors are making the case against the dramatic 911 call, renowned researchers dr. ferranty is accused of lacing his wife's drink with cyanide. >> she can't answer. >> yesterday police detectives said they found at least one container of the drug inferenty's lab, and that he purchased the same drug just two days before his wife's collapse. he has remained stoic and emotionless, and prosecutors believe the couple were considering having another child. and that he convinced her to drink the drink. >> she is trying to get pregnant, and has been taking all kinds of drugs. >> this shows her leaving her job in april of last year and 30 minutes later, she was collapsing at home. the motive, they believe that ferranty didn't want to have more kids. >> he has pled not guilty and the defense says there is no proof he gave her a lethal cocktail. the cause of her death, they say is suicide or a mystery. >> interesting thank you. >>> one of the first copies of bill o

the cameraman walk off a plane in nebraska, before being transferred into a hospitalize lacing unit. a nurse in space is first person to contract the disease outside of africa. officialness madrid said she treated a spanish priest who died from the the virus last in. president obama says the chance for an out break in the u.s. is extraordinarily low, but his administration is going to do more. >> most particularly we have to make sure our health workers are informed. we're also working on protocols to do additional passenger screening both at the the the source and here in the united states. >> the the patient diagnosed is dallas thomas duncan in dallas that is, thomas duncan remains in critical condition with kidney failure but there is a bit of hope, duncan is being treated with an experimental drug approved just today by the f.d.a. >>> science has few weapons that will fight ebola effectively but dallas ebola patient is using an oral drug developed to treat other viruses and it is being developed to fight small pox. work is underway to produce more z map which is completely used u

sometimes shoe laces can be a hasle. >> see you in the invention. >> still to come, a driver takes hitting the race tracks quite literally when -- >> oh! >> don't miss friday's buzz word for a shot at winning an ipad mini. for over 60,000 california foster children, extra curricular activities help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team. getting help with math. going to prom. i want to learn to swim. it's hard to feel normal, when you can't do the normal things. to help, sleep train is collecting donations for the extra activities that, for most kids, are a normal part of growing up. not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. >>> to a race track in germany. check this guy out going around this curve very fast. now, check out this other car. all coming down super fast. >> oh! >> this driver lost control of the vehicle, slams into that metal guard rail. across the track on its roof. >> a lot of them don't know how to handle the horsepower. he was turning left, it lifted up his back tire. he landed, got the whip on and was in

. >> reporter: the video shows a city sightseeing san francisco tour guide going on a profanity-laced rant while the double decker bus passes through chinatown. >> your laundry hanging out the window. three or four people inside each one of your little sros. >> reporter: the woman insults chinatown's food, people, and parade. the woman says it was her last day of work. it also appears she's holding a bottle of alcohol. >> it's very hurtful. >> reporter: sue lee with the chinese historical society says the video points out racist stereotypes. she's disappointed a community so rich with culture is getting negative attention. >> shows the deep ignorance of this one woman and without this neighborhood this woman wouldn't have had a job. >> it is incredibly sad and disheartening that in 2014 someone would say such incredibly hurtful things. >> he demanded the company and the employee apologize. one came in a statement from the ceo. part of it says comments made by this former employee on her last day of employment are absolutely not a representation of how much we love and support chinatow

but never the nightmare of pot-laced candy. >> if we don't recognize the packaging of the candy, you know, pretty standard companies, we would not allow them to eat that. but that is really scary. >> prince george's county's police intercepted a large of the marijuana-laced candy from colorado. >> i would consider it as dangerous as if you let them smoke marijuana. >> six varieties of chocolates claimed to, each contain the equivalent amount of joints.ten marijuana >> it has very appealing packaging. it looks like, especially this one, looks like little kids' candy. candy with a k. and parents could easily be tricked. >> that's awful. awful. they find that in pg county? in laurel? know.not i think that's terrible! a long time ago, we used to take candy to the hospital and have it checked. >> police not recommending that, want all families to tonight, make sure to go through every single piece of your child's candy. they did seize 80 pieces of marijuana-infused candy. warn, there could be more. reporting live in prince george's county, kimberly suiters, abc 7 news. >> all right, kimbe

take of monitoring have to laced. you cannot diagnose disease unless you think about this disease. travelyou do the information. to watch thisue closely, and we will continue to be trans arrant -- transparent with the information we have to make sure we will care for individuals, monitoring them. >> inc. you for the superb work. i know this is a challenging time. the bottom line is the fight is going to be a long fight. the enemy is a virus. it is difficult to stop, but we know how to control it. tried and true measures. safe very old practices. burial practices. these make a difference. progresseing progress. in parts of west africa, but it is going to be a long, hard fight. together we can contain and control it ebola. >> coming up, debates from races around the country. we start with the north carolina senate debate. followed by the colorado governors debate. then the maryland governor's debate the between the lieutenant governor and the republican challenger. later the race for west virginia senate. on the next washington journal, a look at the congressional races to watch. of

. >>> first nurse nina pham has been treated in the specialize lacing room at the national institutes of health center in maryland. >> we have a first look at pham in a video shortly before she left. she had been seen in her hospital room upright and heard thanking the staff who cared for her. president obama says he is considering appointing a person to lead the the the fight against the the disease. while the the president says he has no fist lodge -- psyched is logical objection to imposing a, travel ban on west africa, he said people will still hide where they are coming from and therefore, be harder to track. >> if we institute a travel ban instead of the the protocol that is we have put in place now, history shows that there is a likelihood of increased avoidance. people do not readily disclose their information. >> also this morning cdc is now saying second nurse infected with ebola amber vinson may have had symptoms as early as last friday. she was diagnosed, on tuesday, health officials are now reaching out to passengers on her flight from dallas to cleveland as well as anyon

and on saturday morning, lace up your sneakers for the making strides against breast can't walk.eremonies begin at 7:30. >>> amazon is planning to hire 80,000 jobs for the holiday season, they are for the sorting and distribution senteres across the country. thousands of jobs will also be filled at amazon offices at the lehigh valley, many seasonal workers last year were hired for full-time roles with the company. amazon hopes to do the same this year. >>> apple unveiled a thinner ipad today. the ipad air is thin and has a pin sensor. it comes with an anti-reflective coating and the ipad air 2 starts at $499 and the retailer was hoping to boost sales after the demand for ipads dropped recently. >>> google chose hockessin delaware for the e city awards recognizing the biggest cities. they utilized the we >>> time for accuweather at the "action news" big board, meteorologist cecily tynan is here and an appearance by the sun. >> this was sent in by russel. they got 4 inches of rain yesterday and then the blue skies and sunshine returned early today. and stormtracker 6 live double sc

lea that they didn't understand what she was saying and th'e not native english speakers expletive laced rant doesn't stop there -- up next a war never to move to chinatown. 15.04.28.01 we have a china in my hometown of los angel that is way cleaner, way be restaurants not as many peo this is a horrible place to live. if you are considering moving to san francisco, although this is the cheape neighborhood, do not live h i have learned my lesson. t people wake you up at 6 in e morning we were unable to identify tour guide or what bus compy we were unable to identify tour guide or what bus compy she worked for. supervisor david chiu says he expects apology. the giants come home to san francisco after splitting t first two games of the world series in kansas city. ...20:30:19...royals take ge two... the giants bullpen lost con in the sixth inning. the ro scored five runs.. tim linc pitched the seventh.. but in the eighth, he had to lee because of back strain. "have you suffered this typ injury before?" "yeah you kw growing up i've always kind of... not always but random run into back issues

sometimes shoe laces can be a hasle. >> see you in the invention. >> still to come, a driver takes hitting the race tracks quite literally when -- >> oh! >> don't miss friday's buzz word for a shot at winning an ipad mini. >>> to a race track in germany. check this guy out going around this curve very fast. now, check out this other car. all coming down super fast. >> oh! >> this driver lost control of the vehicle, slams into that metal guard rail. across the track on its roof. >> a lot of them don't know how to handle the horsepower. he was turning left, it lifted up his back tire. he landed, got the whip on and was into the wall. >> if they do this, they better do it on the track than on the street. >> exactly right. >> a lot of these guys take their daily drivers out to the track. he can be riding his bike to work now. >> fortunately, he wasn't injured. the track was closed about 1 1/2 hours. >> all the guys behind you waiting to drive on this track going what? >> this is a race track you can go around. the car like that takes 20 minutes. it's hundreds of corners. >> you guys remember w

for that, especially for an upcoming prayer circle at the apartment complex where the shooting took laced. i just spoke with monique nichols. she is still at her son's side. she told me she is hoping for his survival and she knows if he does pull through, it's going to be a very long and difficult recovery. sending our best wishes to that family tonight. police have not made any arrests in the shooting. if you have information, you are asked to contact d.c. police immediately. this just in tonight from the district. information about that secret service scandal, the one in carta hang your columbia. the washington post is saying -- in cartagena. the post reports information was not thoroughly investigated. several secret service agents and members of the military were disciplined after that 2012 scandal. just in from montgomery county, police announced the record tonight for information about a brutal stabbing. it happened september 29 in an apartment complex in silver spring. the victim suffered life-threatening injuries but recovered. police released a vague description of the suspect, a

. >>> drug life laced candy. what local officials fear could show up in your child's trick or treat bag. >>> it's a big day around city hall. officials will dedicate the albert greenfield lawn. it will be open to the public. 7,000 project. it begins at 11:00 this morning. insure this local organization rehabbed seven homes in one day this philly. students and corporate volunteer says repaired the homes of several low income families. that happened yesterday on north marshall yesterday. it's part of the organization's block build strategy. >>> new research suggests there could be a link between air pollution and autism. scientists surveyed more than two dozen families with children with autism. they were more than likely to be exposed to certain pollutants in the womb and the first few months of life. >>> and the american lung association, by the way, gives philadelphia low marks when it comes to air quality here in its state of the air report it gave philly an "f" for ozone and failing grade for particle pollutio

why was curtis love lace just recently charged with murdering his wife.llinois police6z chief brad copley joins us, good evening, chief. >> good evening. >> why did it take 8 years to bring charges? >> well, what it really took was a fresh set of eyes on the case by one of our new detectives who took a look at and it saw some things in the evidence and things that we had 8 years ago that we really didn't give the proper attention to. >> all right. so now 8 years later, i guess this happened on valentine's day, mother of four kids, simpson, he is married twice. when is the last time he was a prosecutor? >> i really don't know off hand when he stopped being a prosecutor. it wasn't very many years after the death of his wife. >> does everybody know him in town as quincy small enough so that the woman who died, his first wife out of the three.t( the first one who died was a classmate in high school, right? >> yes. and he was very well known here in town as the trial date when? > is he on bond or is he in th

after love lace's mysterious death. husband former high school and college football star has just now been served with the murder and sits in jail awaiting trial. what suddenly led to his arrest? we spoke with quincy illinois police chief rod copely. >> the largest change is that in the original pathologist's autopsy 8 years ago, she ruled the cause of death is undetermined. and we have since had several autopsy and review it and have determined the cause of death to be suffocation at the hands of another. >> joining us is katie fang and defense lawyer ted williams. ted,ed 8 years later someone is arrested. first of all, start with the fact that this is a murder case but there -- i mean, there still has not been persuasive evidence. certainly not enough for a jury that there has even been a murder. >> you are absolutely right. i know katie is ready to jump on me. i need to wear two hats here. as a lawyer i would love this case as a defense lawyer because there was no signs of struggle. they had a perfect marriage. there

the she's being treated in a specialize lacing room one of just four in the entire country. >> chris o'connell is live now at the national institutes of health in maryland with much more on this for us, chris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris and kerry. yes, nina pham spending her first night here at national institutes of health, forgive me, ambulance noise, fire engines are coming by us, no need for an alarm. they are coming to the front door here, so, anyway she did spend her first night here after arriving here at about 11:30 last night. also medical transport plane that brought her here from dallas, texas. now we were on the ground at a if you goe, covered fredrick municipal airport when nina pham's flight arrived. she walk gingerly down the jet way from that gulf stream three on to an awaiting ambulance. we were kept back about a hundred yard from the airplane as the the police escort brought her here to the clinical care unit of the national institutes of health. this is where medical staff, trained in critical care, trained in infectious diseases, they were wait

thanks, jen. >>> first nurse infect with ebola nina pham is being treated at the specialize lacing room at national institutes of health in maryland. >> we got a look at pham in aid video. she is in her hospital room here sitting upright. she can be her thanking the staff that cared for her. president obama is considering appointing a person to lead the fight begins that disease. while the president has no philosophical objection to imposing a travel ban to west africa he said people will hide where they are coming from and airport will be even harder to track. >> if we institute a travel ban, instead of the protocols we put in place now, history shows a likelihood of up creased avoidance, people to not readily disclose their information it. >>> also the cdc is saying that the spending nurse infect withe bowl, amber vinson may have had symptoms as early as last friday. she was diagnosed on tuesday. health officials are reaching out to passengers on her flight from dallas to cleveland as well as anyone who visited the same bridal store as vinson on saturday but there is still no answers

. >>> a batch of marijuana laced with heroin is going around. the drug known as k2, has led to 55 emergency room visits in the last three weeks and half of those happened within of the last seven days. side effects include hallucinations and seizures and violence behavior. >>> tonight on "action news" at 11:00 we continue our one-on-one series with donald trump, most of our conversation focuses on atlantic city. he left after his third bankruptcy filing in 2009. the question is would he come back? >> how are you? >> trump said that under the right circumstances he would consider getting back into atlantic city. he obviously has a chance to buy low, but will there be a chance one day to sell high? saturday atlantic city have a future. >> if you were king of atlantic city, what would be your survival strategy? >> atlantic city has to renegotiate its debt and make everybody's taxes way down. it's crazy. atlantic city is becoming valueless and they are raising taxes, its okay to raise taxes in new york city, but the buildings goup in value, these bu

the shoes appear to be bound together at the top right near the laces. >> that is pretty funny. he sacks them and they play a little footy. >> these are nfl players. they are like this is not cute. >> they were ready to yank each other's feet off. >>> we are off to a good start. no major problems there. as a matter of fact, we are looking good as we get to the bay bridge toll plaza. as you heard us say, there is no more steal plates on the west end of the bridge. it's just going to be a normal day. it will not be a miracle cure. it will be more what you are used to. if you are driving on the freeway here in marin county, southbound 101 that traffic looks good. at 4:45, let's go to steve. >>> steve, i have to give a shoutout. i hear you guys at 4:30 in the morning, but i don't watch you guys. >> she should come to the tv and see the splendor. >> exactly. [ laughter ] >> i hear you guys but i'm just not really awake. we do have a system moving in. if you are up on the coast and probably parts of the north bay, south of that it looks pretty iffy. it will give us a lot of cloud cove

sometimes they put out food laced with poisons but locals say this is inhumane and the measure has had no impact so far. yadana is a vet. she came up with an idea that doesn't involve killing the animals. she started a vaccination campaign to prevent rabies infections. the cost for one shot of vaccine is about 70 cents. for ordinary people in myanmar, that's not so cheap. but she used a social networking website to appeal for donations and got a powerful response. more than 60,000 people offered to help. >> translator: dogs shouldn't be killed. if they can be saved, that's definitely much better. >> reporter: every saturday, yadana and her helpers go around the country's largest city. they catch dozens of dogs and vaccinate them. then they put collars on them to show they have been inoculated. she and her friends receive a helping hand from an influential source in myanmar. buddhist monks agree to support the vaccination drive. people at the monastery provide stray dogs with food and shelter. they make it easier to give vaccines effectively to more dogs. >> translator: yadanar is pract

out through the dpw the issuance of personal wireless site permits here in the city and that codes lace out sets the responsibility for sequa compliance, for prove that a facilities as proposed will operate in compliance with public health compliance standards and for us it permits the applicant to secure the owners permission for the poles use we're the owner that's our role within the cities regulatory treasure story distributed antenna systems and wireless facilities what is that we're physically talking about in the photo here as you can see a typical street light pole on the left and what is the proposed are attachments you see on the right with the circles around p them the antenna and supporting equipment and another example some of the equipment is mounted lower on the pole and again, this is version has the antenna lower on the pole and mount to some separation from the pole itself so that's just to give you a flavor for the kinds of things you might be seeing on the poles if the agreement moves o move forward but we're proposing a pole license fee that's a real estate license

. >> once again we are at the center of a new search center where two credible sightings took lace, one near pocono mountain high school and one at the post office a mile away and that was yesterday still the search for eric frein continues. walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> of course we are following the continuing developments on 6abc.com, for the search for eric frein as it continues, and our interview with the woman that may have come face-to-face with the alleged cop killer and the man that had police swarm his home during the manhunt. >>> a teenager accused of being a ring leader on the main line has pleaded guilty, 18-year-old timothy brooks of villanova earned the guilty plea in norristown this morning. he and neil scott are accused of taking control of the drug trade at local high schools and colleges, brooks could face jail time. >>> pennsylvania governor, tom corbett, signed into law a bill strengthening the rights of crime victims. this after mumia abu-jamal. the revictimization act was taped after a speech he gave behind bars earlier this month, it of

but it goes tone line those, laced up boots, decorations cents and spikes it, turns into an accessary. >> it is a necessary accessary, then. >> tie the outfit together. >> exactly right. you're right. put cardboard on your feet and that would be a shoe. >> well, casino of except when it gets wet out. but sue would always tell us don't wear cardboard today. >> she would warn us not to do that. >> it is cents a non-cardboard day, thank you, sue. >> that's why i grew up in kansas, we had to just wear cardboard. >> when you were walking barefoot most of the day through the 3 feet of snow. >> of course. >> thousands of miles to school. >> 10 miles to school from my house, that's 20 miles back. >> my goodness. >> weird, weird situation. >> luckily you're here now in philadelphia with aling. >> speaking of snow days, lucy nolan, snow days could be a thing of the past. >> say it isn't so. >> this is interesting idea, because last winter, it was the second snowiest winter in philadelphia history. >> so i've heard. i'm worried? so the kids had to go way into june, almost july, to make up for th

the husband accused of killing his wife after laces her drink with cyanide, and police say he researched to cover it up. >> reporter: it is a high-profile case rocking the medical community. a neuroscientist accused of killing his wife, allegedly killing her with cyanide. the trial of dr. robert verante, the universities of pittsburgh neurosnooins charged in the death of his wife, neurologist dr. autumn klein. seen here in a video produced bit discovery children. >> it's important to women with epilep epilepsy. >> reporter: 65-year-old ferante gave 43 klein an energy drink laced with cyanide, saying it would help her get pregnant. that same day, how a regimen could help them conceive. clain wrote, will it stimulate egg production too. ferrante allegedly responds with a smiley face. she collapsed and three days later died. he did not want an autopsy performed and instructed the body be cremated. an autopsy was performed, revealing the cyanide poisoning. he used the university credit card to buy a bottle of cyanide just days before she collapsed. and in an interview with the police, he sea

with the magnetic closures, never tie laces again.easily slide in. then just pull the magnets together, and you're out. go for a run. then just step on the heel and pop out hands-free. number one kickstarter design project last week. >> wow. >> that's got a little bit of speed going on there. >> you're right. put that on ski boots. >> and? >> i like them both. the lady did a fantastic job. i thought her presentation was better. but it's a better product, i like the shoes. >> there we go. >> the winner is our winner right there. congratulations. >> you were great. >> you got to give the man his prize. >> you get the trophy. congratulations. wow. and, george, give him some money. >> maybe he'll get on the real shark. that was great. good luck. tune into "shark tank" tonight at 9:00, 8:00 central. now to rob for the final check of the weather. >> well-represented, kansas, and jacksonville. is and out west, below normal. 88 degrees. dry across much of the west until later this weekend. and in through next week. and that's good news. it's

. >> i would love for my wedding dress to be the lace dress the day after the wedding.the short one with the lace and the pink flowers. i would love to wear that for my wedding. anyway, enough about me. amal. oscar designed her wedding dress here's my thing. i'm still in shock that george clooney is married. it sounds weird to say, you know. >> it is weird to say. >> it sounds like the sky is green. >> and the next thing. >> with men, they have to be ready. you can't tell them it's the right time. they have to know that. they have to know it's the right time. >> george was just ready at this time. >> she is beautiful, she's smart. she has her own thing going on. she doesn't need him. more trouble for a former former nickelodeon star. >> she went pho rehab, she's been living with her parents for a few months now and she was arrested for a dui over the weekend. and -- >> the green hair? >> yeah, that's back when she was really going through it all. >> did she turn up missing? >> her parents don't know where she is. so, she posted bail and as far as i know, the parents don

the patient's family said that he was sent home from the hospital lace before he was admitted and diagnosed. we have more coming from hong kong. that and more coming up at 6:00. this is tech know, a show about innovations that can save lives. we are going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity and we are doing it through unique ways. this is a show about science by scientists. let's check out our team of hardcore nerds. i am phil torres, an entymologist. from base can camp, we are on the scene after raging wildfire. the scientists who go directly in the path of a firestorm.

one of the laces his iowa, where you guys got your start together and where he got launched down thed to be a democratic nominee. how does president obama feel about how he is so politically toxic that he cannot go back to iowa. >> the president can go back on the trail and make an argument like he did last night in the race against scott walker. he's thinking about this the same way we done with the campaign in 2008 which is data oriented and results driven. if the best way to win is to be involved in more targeted races, he's happy to do that. >> iowa is a really special place to him and meant a lot to him. the most important place politically in the country. it must be a bittersweet notion that in this campaign he's not allowed back in the state. >> there's a tremendous connection the president has with the people of iowa. we love to go back and it means so much to us. i'm sure we will get back there soon because the president did his last rally in 2012 there. if it made them happy to go, we would be happy to go. we think he's doing a great job. >> a lot of political speculation s

he was put into a specialize lacing unit. so that story will be developing all morning licensing and we will bring you very latest as we get more on that. >> from germany to kansas a man in kansas you is the latest person to be monitored for ebola. he has flu-like symptoms after coming bank from west africa. man had been working as a medic on a commercial vessel on the boat until five days ago when he returned here to the u.s. doctors say the patient is at a moderate risk of having virus but for now he remains in isolation penning test results. >> ebola crisis raising questions about hospital safety here at home, how are we doing are we prepared as much as we should be, but hospitals even know what to look for when patients come in with this disease. head of the pennsylvania nurses union this morning is saying no. >> so, sabina kuriakose is following this for us as well, a is a bean, what are you hearing about this and how hospitals are preparing. >> reporter: well, right now in a check of five areas hospitals, chris and kerr

lace up your sneakers and get ready to walk and run. it's a run to end hiv. that's what they will do on october 25th to raise funds to fight hiv around aids. our guest is don blanchen and nick goredean is here. let's talk about the new name. >> absolutely. >> you've changed your name. >> we've changed our name to reflect more of the hope and optimism of fighting hiv in this area. that hope and optimism comes from really one of the biggest changes, which is treatment as prevention. we'll spend more time talking with you, justin and nick can help with that. but it's really to get people to understand that people can live happy and healthy lives with hiv if they stay in care and we have more tools to prevent infections. that's the most important thing we can do on saturday, october 25. come out and walk or run with us. register, donate, and we obviously love to have you and the nbc 4 family out with us. >> we partner with you for many years. >> you've been great partners. >> in this effort. let's talk about what's new. there's new data that shows a drop in the n

there used to be hundreds of fm lace living here. there is -- families living here. much needs to be raised and the images underscores why they are asking for that much money. approximately de difficult to get the $4 billion. as we say, we've been hearing that they'll be happy with $1.5 in the early stages. >> more than any of the billions acquired in aide, if they opened or lifted the blockade, that would go a million miles to helping things. >> very much so. we have to consider the blockade is not about getting instruction supplies, it's about the economy, the movement of people. people in gaza can't leave. in fact, at the rafah border crossing, which is not far from where i'm standing, the crossing with egypt - only 300 people are allowed to cross the crossing every day, and they require a special permit to do so. when you consider the fact that the crossing is along the border is closed, and with egypt, it has badly damaged the economy. although money is urgently needed to reinstruct and rebuild, the reason people want the blockade lifted, want to see the end of