laurel near church and mt. laurel roads. causing a authorities to notify school officials.hen again around denner time another siting near hainesport and hartford roads. >> the bear population is increasing in the state. we'll see this activity more often. >> reporter: bears have now been spotted in 21 new jersey counties. officials say the harsh winter hurt their food supply as their natural habitat keeps shrinking they will start popping up in unexpected places. >> we kind of like it as long as he keeps his distance and we keep our distance. >>> yeah. >> i keep the pets indoors, too. >> reporter: kelly's out for night walk notice trash cans in the neighborhood weren't out on garbage night. neighbors are all taking precautions and now they're theiring they'll keep theirs in, too. >> i'm more worried about the deer than i am the bears. >> reporter: so this second bear was believed to be spotted in winslow township just last week. state gaming officials are not actively looking for these bears because they don't seem to be that aggressive or harmful to people, but they are w

a member of "eyewitness news" team captured this exclusive video in mount laurel. officials say there are now two bears making their way through severity burlington county townships. our syma chowdhry now has more. >> trying to climb that tree. >> reporter: this is not a wild life documentary, this bear was seen roaming around in mount laurel, exclusive video our cw. three photographer alan wheeler shot with his cell phone tuesday morning. the the bear was walking from yard to yard and neighbors who saw it call 911. >> they have said we're aware of it. she answered the phone, is this about the bear? i said yes. she said we're aware of the situation. >> reporter: we showed exclusive video to those who missed the bear's visit. >> have have you seen that before. >> yes. >> reporter: police are following the bear as it roams through other neighborhoods. >> as people gather and try to get pictures witt and chase it then bear might become agitated. >> reporter: officials say the animal is not posing a threat but rather looking for a place to cool off. >> we have never se

moorestown route 38 at mount laurel road. we have an accident there. not too much slow down, although on 38 itself majors in new jersey looking good as well. in wilmington this is where jenny joyce is, this fire from overnight the investigation closing maryland avenue from beach street up to van buren, chris and karen. >> thanks, kacie. >>> we have an investigation into the deadly house fire in wilmington. lets take a look at video taken from sky fox over the scene, late last night, a pretty big house fire there. we have jennifer joyce on the ground covering this story for us this morning. >> jennifer, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the fire chief hero owe good morning, chris. fire chief here in wilmington tells us that they are in the calling this a suspicious fire. the fire marshall is on the scene investigating trying to determine exactly what happened, we know that one man died and two women were badly burn, fire crews will remain on the scene for the next couple of hours, just to fully excavate this building. they have not been able to g

so seen here in mount laurel twice yesterday 9:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. because he was spotted close to school, the kids still in school, school officials here in mount laurel, smartly kept the the kids indoors in the morning and because the bear was last spotted, close to here at 9:00 last night the schools may keep the kids indoors again, especially, a weak disturbance to keep drenching everybody in mount laurel. it is cooling off that bear likely somewhere. he may be sleeping, maybe going to the next time, moorestown a lot of the resident and mayor of the evesham randy brown who is the kicking coach for baltimore ravens. you will see him in his ravens hat. he is upset and town folks are upset because they want that bear to be tried to captured so nobody hits tonight their car and nothing bad happens with the bear and people. >> i'm truly stunned by the way this state is reacting. we have called them thursday, friday, saturday and sunday. we knew location of the bear. we have asked them to do it. they said no we will justin to monitor situation. >> we d

in mount laurel the alerts were sent social media and text. the schools were advised to be watchful. bob wolf was mowing his lawn and thought what to do if a bear showed up. no sudden moves. >> get in and call the police. >> lock the door. no quick runs. no run. >> the bambino was out looking for a bear. only a animaonly an animal love. >> i wanted to see what he looked like in person. >> use extreme caution around the bear. >> you should try to feed it. it is a wild animal. >> again the potential for harm is very real here. the authorities say if you see the bear do as mr. wolfe said. you call the authorities. 911 if possible. make sure they know where you are and what you have seen. bird seed should go away. as far as trash cans can go out during delivery and pickup times. they should be away from where a bear can get to them. back to you all. >>> thank you, john. we have an update to a story that we told you about last week. the young delaware man that saved his mother from an armed intruder is talking about what happened. robert buckworth

waterford township, evesham township and mount laurel. they are all spotted in those areas and many people want to know what is caution the increase in this bear activity. >> that is the the big question tonight and for answers about that we will turn to "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter who joins us from mount laurel with more, walt. >> reporter: just when we thought we were running out of things to blame on last winter's miserable winter, how about about an explosion of bears in the suburbs. how is that again? well, bears had their natural food supply destroyed in many cases by the fierce winter so just like when they close a super mark in your neighborhood and you go elsewhere bears have been ranging further out trying to get food he was big fury and not in a hurry. black bear spotted by sue alwine and her husband outside their evesham township home saturday. >> shocking. i don't know what else to say about it. >> reporter: police say the same bear has been wondering through local neighborhoods since first being spotted in water f

and church roads in mount laurel. >> i want to see him. i'm not scared but i wanted to see what he looked like in person. >> reporter: this neighbor hoped to get a closer look at the bear, officials cautioning, however, no one should ever approach a bear under any circumstances, and police in mount laurel, issuing alerts to schools, and neighbors, to keep their eyes opened. >> obviously the bear population is increasing in the state we will see this activity more often. >> reporter: state game officials say over past 15 years bears spread across the garden state as natural habitats shrink. bear sightings reported in 21 counties and because of the harsh winter cut food supplies, bears like this one, driven by hunger had to gor for behind age deeper in residential neighborhoods. >> where is he coming from? i was than the educated on the fact that there was bears in south jersey, still the girl that i am. >> reporter: a lot of people surprise by bear sight goes. there is a second bear that was spotted in winslow township last week a couple ti

the most recent here in mount laurel but there have been sight goes in evesham, waterford and winslow townships. >>> our syma chowdhry is on the bear beat today and she joins us live from mount laurel where she spoke to people living in the neighborhood, syma. >> reporter: that is right, chris. our photographer alan wheeler happened to see a bear walking around peoples homes and in their yards eventually ending up in this pond and taking a dip doing what we all have been trying to do all day and that is stay cool. this is not wild life documentary this bear was scene roaming around in mount laurel, it is exclusive video that our cbs-3 photographer alan wheeler shot with his cell phone tuesday morning. bear was walking from yard to yard and neighbors who saw it call 911. >> they have said we're aware of it. she answered the phone is this about the bear? i said yes. we're aware of the situation. >> reporter: we showed exclusive video to those who missed a bear visit. >> have you seen a bear before. >> no. >> reporter: police are following the bear as it roams through other neighborhoods

groceries in the philadelphia area and what police are telling us is that this one store in mount laurel while you're shopping for groceries and things to put in your cart, somebody is shopping for things in your cart like your purse, wallet and credit cards and they are taking from it this store and then shopping next door to the other popular store, like target, and we will tell you thousand avoid this and when it is happening coming up. >>> this morning in the beach in state park delaware is shut down because of a possible shark attack, where officials are doing this morning to make sure that the beaches safe there. sue serio is here with the peak of your forecast. good morning, sue. >> you peak out the window, well, it is dark out there and you will notice that the ground is a little wet because we have more rain in the forecast, as of yesterday's wasn't enough. >> we have had in money when we got there and we... >> clinton's broke, what hillary clinton told dianne about their family's finances while they were in the white house. >> good day, on this tuesday, it is june 10th, we are

mount laurel is where we will fine "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry and she has our exclusive video tonight, syma. >> reporter: that is right, chris. photographer alan wheeler had to clock in early after he spotted the bear himself. he saw it, it roamed around through neighborhoods and going through peoples yards and then he ended up seeing the the bear in this retention pond trying to do what all of us are trying to do today, stay cool. this guy seems to be the the talk of the town in mount laurel. >> it is a bear, you know, hearing it on the news. i'm like wow way down here. it was exciting. >> reporter: cbs-3 photographer alan wheeler spotted this bear roaming around homes tuesday morning. >> trying to climb that tree. >> reporter: he shot this exclusive cell phone video on tiehl lane. >> i really don't want to meet him at night. >> reporter: we showed neighbors of the bear wondering around their yards. what did you see this morning. >> a bear. >> reporter: you saw a bear. >> um-hmm. >> reporter: what was he doing? >> he was just walking. >> reporter: five-year old johnny s

we have steve keeley on the bear watch this morning from mount laurel, new jersey. good morning, steve. >> reporter: karen, nothing new to have a bear here in mount laurel. we had within last year. we are at police headquarters but across the street looks like bear territory, lots of woods around here. this is bought full country. why not if you are a bear come here because you have got widths. your natural environment. plus we have great people who have all these great bird feeders. plus, on top of that, it is trash day. that is like a mcdonald's drive through for a bear. nobody was putting out their trash last night. they will try to meet the the trash truck this morning but this bear seemed to have the trash pick up schedule along lieutenant 73 because we saw the bear last year mount laurel, moorestown maple shade and up that tree in delran. we have another spring and another bear here in burlington county and it has been video taped by police departments in several towns and we have some video from evesham police. we have dashboard cameras. police are the only o

we are at mount laurel police headquarters. this is a hundred block of mount laurel road. bear in the 200 block of mount laurel road, coincidently spotted in front of the mount laurel animal hospital. we will do our live shot from here but we will keep our safe distance and try to get you some professional video for once of this bear, roaming around right down the street, this bear is not attacked anyone, the problem is you've got schools down the road and that is why local officials and parents are real worried right now but because of it not attacking or bothering anybody that is why state wild life officials are not doing anything but telling people to leave ate loan don't feed it and don't get too close to it and don't do not try to take a bear selfie with the cell phone. but this in axis not what local leaders and people are finding real bearable these days. >> by the way, the state is reacting we have called them thursday, friday and saturday and sunday. we knew location of the bear. we have asked them to do it. they have said no, we will continue to machine for this

laurel road. use caution and expect to see a little delay in that area.ar as traffic goes on 95, 95 at the philadelphia international airport, no issues to report in both directions. your drive times on majors like 95 are looking good. 95 southbound from woodhaven to the vine. that's about a 14-minute trip right now. 14 minutes on 76 westbound from the vine out to the blue route, same time frame if you're traveling 76 eastbound. on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound fromç bensalem to county, that will take you 19 minu>>> edse american troops will be headed to iraq to help beat the violence there. next, nbc 10 talks to the family of a c county native having to worry about a loved one working in harm's way. >>> little yellow life saver? a super charged version of the banana is being created. it could help save malnourished kids worldwide. [ mom ] hi, we're the pearsons, and we love chex cereal. so we made our own commercial to tell you why. first, chex makes lots of gluten free flavors. which is a huge thing for us. and there's seven to choose from. like

laurel. >> it is a bear, hearing it on the news. >> wow, he made his way down here. it was exciting. >> reporter: cbs-3 photographer alan wheeler spotted this bear roaming around homes tuesday morning. >> trying to climb that tree. >> reporter: he shot this exclusive cell phone video on tiehl lane. >> i really don't want to meet him at night. >> reporter: we showed neighbors video of the bears wondering around their yards. what did you see this morning. >> a bear. >> you saw a bear. >> um-hmm. >> reporter: what was he doing? >> he was just walking. >> reporter: five-year old johnny simpson says he was not scared to see the animal but his family says this is no cartoon bear. >> it is not yogi, definitely not yogi bear. >> reporter: police are trying to keep an eye on the bear but says it has not posed a threat. officials say on a hot day like today bear is doing its best to stay cool. our cameras followed the animal in the retention pond at the holiday village adult community. >> do what bears do wandering around, looking for somewhere to cool and lay down. >> reporte

laurel and evesham. follow similar reports last week from winslow and water forwards township camden county. now, here we have some video shot by residents who saw the bear in their backyard, officials say that a harsh winter has limited the bear's food supply, as their natural habitat gets smaller. >> as the bear population increases in the state we'll see this activity more often. >> so far, bears have been site in the 21 new jersey counties. officials ask if you see one, don't approach it, just call 911. >>> meanwhile, in canada, a bear gave some joggers quite a square. wait until you see. >> this two men out for a run in alberta came face-to-face with a black bear, that joined them on the trail. now, they were recording video as the bear started to chase them. the men are heard huffing and puffing, running back to their car, which apparently was the wrong thing to do. experts say, when confronted with a bear, stands your grounds and look it straight in the eyes. okay? >> that's fine. >> little easier

was near laurel road in lindenwold. it hit a car as it -- karen travers is in washington with the latest. >>reporter:good evening rick. there were contradictory statements all centering around iran and what role it plays stabilizing in iraq. they are beefing up security as the situation grows more tense. >> with the situation inry worsening the obama administration may turn to an unlikely ally. >> we are open to discussions if something constructive can be -- bringing in the iranians will make it worse. isis has moved through northern iraq. taking control of a vast swath of territory with ease. the iraqi forces are striking back. they launched rocket attacks and targets into the main routes in baghdad. thousands of shiite muslim men came out in droves to volunteer to fight back against the sunni extremists. they are bringing in marines trained in terrorism. they have moved into the persian gulf full of fighters and carrier jets. it's not the wholelpq answer bun option=ñ&ñ to stop the extremis. >> when you have people mu

laurel road.this is what 76 is looking like near the conshohocken curve. we're seeing building volume out there. no major slow spots to report just yet. volume building on the blue route, this is a look near route 1. drive times, 17, 18 mondays in both directions on the blue route between 95 and 76. for drivers in delaware this morning, two things, number one, 495 is shut down between exits 2 and 3. take 95 to get around that. the other problem we're dealing with is a fire out of wilmington right now, at the intersection of bird street and maryland avenue. we have that completely blocked off. you can take lower elm street or if you'd typically head out on maryland avenue, take van buren street or harrison street. vai? >> that's the very spot, jillian we're following. breaking news in wilmington, delaware, house fire and collapse takes the loov of one person. this morning, the search is on for survivors. the fire started around 10:30 on bird street near maryland avenue. nbc 10's jesse gary is live

it looks like salem couy laurel, new jersey. we're seeing pockets of heavy rain as well and that spreads into bucks and montgomery counties. down in south jersey just some spotty showers at the moment. so it is a cold front that will stall in our area and keep things unsettled for us for the next couple of days. so we will call this one messy monday, and we will head to a high of 80. maybe a few peaks of sunshine here and there. showers and thunderstorms on tuesday. may try out as far as rain on wednesday but be pretty humid and then storms gannon thursday and friday, clearing out for the weekend, kacie. >>> a pretty bad accident moved to the shoulder but causing crazy problems this morning. so this accident, volume from that coupled with the rainwater on the roadway makes morning. northbound side of i-95 around kerlen street. we have our boss stuck in this right now. not a good start to monday. this is what the north bound side of i-95 is looking like moving better than it was ten minutes ago but still you can expect hefty dela

they are coming to wegmans in mount laurel near moorestown and shopping in your car while you are leaving your car and they are shopping in that store at target buying hundreds of dollars of stuff with your name and your credit cards, karen. >> this morning, the cape pen lope even state park in delaware shut down because of a shark attack. what officials are doing this morning to make sure the that the beach is safe. >>> a local mother's fear and anxiety is growing by the minute. her sonnies being held, in the central american prison. she talks to fox 29 about her fight to bring him home. >>> good day everyone. it is tuesday, june 10th, fathers day is coming up this sunday. we want to hear about your best dad, send us a you report. this is what you do. go to my fox philly.com or tweet with us the hash tag fox 29 best dad. >>> lets let's get over to sue serio. whenever we have the fog that will create problems. >> that is slowing everybody down. there is one area in western chester county and lancaster county where we are watching heavy rain and thunderstorms moving through. bus stop buddy

john rawlins is live in mount laurel where a bear was spotted once again. >> reporter: multiple sightings of that bear today. first it was apparently state trooper as long 295, that spotted him this morning and then residents south of the highway, in at least two incidences the bear took to the water and then he was seen wandering down suburban streets. >> this resident couldn't believe her eyes. >> my dog was bark, because he is a real barker, and he was just moving along. i conbelieve it. >> her son grabbed the smart phone capturing the unusual visitor. >> you don't get bears, squirrels and chipmunks, just small stuff, you never get a bear. >> mark snyder watch aid bear wonder over to our retention pond and took a swim. >> he went swimming. >> yes, he cooled himself off and the officer came in and shooed us and made us come inside and the bear kept walking. >> he was down the boulevard and turned left on cascade. >> the multiple sightings are the talk of mount laurel. a bear was shood away from i-295, and folks are reminded to remove stuff that could tempt a bear, take in dog and bird f

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laurel brakeman's new book, "animal madness" is a available now.of next on "nightline," the beauty queen praised for having a quote, unquote, normal body. but is this really normal. how she is handling the praise and the backlash tonight. feel like a knot. how can i ease this pain? (man) when i can't go, it's like bricks piling up. i wish i could find some relief. (announcer) ask your doctor about linzess-- a once-daily capsule for adults with ibs with constipation or chronic idiopathic constipation. linzess is thought to help calm pain-sensing nerves and accelerate bowel movements. it helps you proactively manage your symptoms. do not give linzess to children under 6, and it should not be given to children 6 to 17. it may harm them. don't take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help if you develop unusual or severe stomach pain especially with bloody or black stools the most common side effect is diarrhea, sometimes severe. if it's severe, stop taking linzess and call your doctor right away. other side effects include gas, stomach

laurel, this is 73 at 295.et conditions there and those windshield wipers are getting a workout so if you are out and about, slow down allow some extra travel too many because we have a flash flood warning in effect until 8:15 for southern sections of philadelphia counsel tow as well as camden and gloucester county. watching out for that ponding on the roadways. once again, some of heavier rainfall right now moving to the north and east of the philadelphia area where you see those yellows as well as the reds. what to expect for the evening. muggy conditions, slow moving showers and thunderstorms and then for tomorrow, it will be warm and muggy again. isolated storms likely popping up again. not as widespread as today. then for the latter part of the week, remaining unsettled. take look at some of the rainfall totals. northern sections of new castle county, over 2-inches. also moving toward the smyrna area, 2-inches of rainfall. and we have 72 degrees right now but look at that humidity. 87%. so very muggy. very

. >>> "eyewitness news" with exclusive video have the bear in mount laurel, take a look at this, one of the photographers alan wheeler shot this video of the bear roaming around. he came across it on tiehl street. bear went yard to yard and even near busy roads like 295. later he decided to cool off at a nearby pool. authorities don't believe the the the bear poses a danger but they to offer this advice. >> we recommend no following him, no selfies, just going to create a problem if you do a. >> at least two bears wandered into populated areas of south jersey recently and in addition to mount laurel there have been sight goes in evesham, waterford townships. in our 6:00 o'clock hour we will talk to alan wheeler who was able to capture that cool video there, exclusive video for cbs-3. >>> right now a huge ring leaders of the 2012 been gas a taxis on his way to the u is. to face trial. official says this does appear to be the suspect ahmad, of the libyan terror group am sure char rea special force es captured him on sunday. first time u.s. captured any of the perpetrators of that attac

sherry smith and stephanie hawkins are from one love animal rescue from mount laurel. his mange is so bad his furies missing and his skinnies raw. >> whole earned ising of his eye just started weeping blood. most sad thing i have ever seen. >> you question, you know, humanity, you really question how people can be so heartless. >> reporter: buckly a ten month-old lab mix is under vet care and on the mend since being found two weeks ago. he now weighs close to 35 pounds and is looking for a home. >> all they want to do is be loved and lick your face and cuddle. >> reporter: in mount laurel, new jersey, todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> if you'd like to help maybe adopt him we have more information on line go to cbs philly.com, natasha. >>> warning for people in camden county be on the look out for a bear, winslow township police have snapped this photo yesterday of the bear wondering around, it is also already been spotted twice in the township and it was last seen yesterday on pennington avenue heading for waterford township. keep an eye out. hard to miss tha

laurel. much of his fur is missing and his skin a raw. >> the whole surrounding of his eye started weeping blood. it was the saddest thing i'd ever seen. >> you question humanity. you really question how people can be so heartless. buckley a 10 month old lab mix is under veterinary care and is on the mend since being found about two weeks ago. he now weighs close to 35 pounds and is looking for home. >> all they want to do is be loved and lick your face and cuddle. >> in mt. laurel, new jersey, todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> if you would like to help buckley you can find a more information on our website cbsphilly.com. >> we now know the gunman had opened fire at a an oregon high school yesterday. 15 year old jarod pageant killed a fellow freshman and wounded a gym teacher inside of the reynolds high school gym before taking his own life. authorities say that he used an ar15 rival that was owned by his family. pageant also carried nine loaded magazines, a semi automatic handgun an

laurel braidman in a new book says animals and humans are, quote, astonishingly similar when it comesto their feelings, suffering from the same psychological conditions, like depression, anxiety, even ocd. >> when we diagnose animals with the same sorts of mental illnesses that we have, are we taking a leap? how do we really know what's going on with these animals? they can't talk to us. >> we don't really know what's going on with these animals. we diagnose people without asking them questions verbally all the time. >> reporter: she points out that mentally ill animals are often treated in the same way as humans with the same medication, and often like us, with plain old love, even if it's not from their own species. i've seen this in my own travels. >> how are you doing? what's going on? >> reporter: these orphan babies in the congo who thrive with surrogate human moms. which brings us back to mr. g. look what happens when he hears his long-time companion, jellybean arriving at the shelter. he can barely believe his eyes it seems. there's a little kiss, and then mr. g. eats for the

police say the bear wasn't posing a threat to folks in mount laurel. he was looking for a place to cool off. i know. [ laughter ] >> the bear found just the right spot in a pond in a senior livin community. >> yes. >>> there is a fair and horseracing thursdays and sundays, at the alameda county fair in pleasanton. some of the acts include eddie money and night ranger. the fair runs through july 6. night ranger lawrence karnow front seat. >> eddie money. >> you can't get that fair food. >> i mean -- >> everything fried possibly. >> road trip. >> we are going to see temperatures hot in some of the valleys today. in fact, these numbers likely going to be the hottest of the week ahead. we are going to see plenty of sunshine outside. it is mostly clear now all the way to the coastline. a little hazy this afternoon but the temperatures will be warmer and then the fog likely to make a return later on tonight into tomorrow and starting to cool down the temperatures at least along the coastline and the bay. that ridge will strengthen and crank up the temperatur

so laurel and their campaign which is a great example. they have a text book example of how to get permission from consumers. they ask their consumers to upload a photo of themselves, then quickly ask them to claim that content, is that you in that photo, can we use it for marketing purposes. they can use these on the website and e-mail marketing campaigns, and even in promotions. once you get that claim from the consumer, you can use that content elsewhere. then the last piece that laurel did which was effective is using having their folks that submitted the content click through a terms and conditions to say yes, it's mine, used for promotional purposes and it's a great way to make sure you are compliant. >> incredibly important for companies to understand. it's easy to say send me pictures doing whatever with my product. you can't use those. unless you get permission. >> exactly. >> so two questions then. how do i get people to actually do this? i want their pictures but how do i get them to take them and send them or post them or some

that's the spot to avoid at mount laurel road.er we were seeing some delays along 295 southbound headed toward 38. those delays have dissipated now and speeds back up into the mid 60's so we think that the ambulance that was on the scene of that accident has probably left. meanwhile in wilmington, katherine gives us the good news that maryland avenue has reopened around that fire and building collapse so you can get by there again and speaking of wilmington, travel times are still on time along i-95. you know they've been heavy many mornings because of the 495 closure. at this point this morning they remain on time. if you're out and about in souderton don't forget about the new closure that took effect yesterday. the intersection of cow path godshall and west broad. that lasts until november. allentown road a possible alternate. camera time along the schuylkill with building eastbound volume here by montgomery drive but at this point no huge delays. matt. >> thanks, matt. police in delaware county need your help in finding someon

laurel police. iain?> shawnette, thank you. >>> residents of a cumberland county, new jersey, town will now have until mid august to collect signatures in an effort to out of the their mayor. they say they want vineland's mayor gone because he's negligenting his duties but a recall committee wasn't able to meet a may 19th deadline to get the necessary signatures. court granted them extra time and tonight the mayor ruben bermuda is addressed his criti critics. >> for the committee to fool the court into believing the residents are beating down their doors to sign the petitions and all that is needed, it's not a sign up from folks who care little about the voting process to do and not even bother to register to vote. necessity bringing in a paying outside people who have little to know knowledge or interest in vineland of fares. comes off as bit mercenary and quiet desperate on the committee's part. >> we reached out to the recall committee but all we were told they are actively seeking the recall. >>> prot

a job and i wound up doing that cause i was a recipient of the scholarship that i got through the laurel academy which is where i worked. i think through that experience of understanding this private voucher and looking at the idea of vouchers for a public coma with public funds i thought it was appealing and i had this very social justice bend that led me to pursue that job but i have a lot of malevolent kind of right-wing people on that board who i you know could talk with but i think that there are some misguided and sometimes ulterior motives as far as what is the real aim in the real role. so you know i just wanted to give you that background can pose that question to you as far as what you think the promises and perils are of school choice with respect to private schools. >> sure and thank you for roping with a mic. is here which means this conversation will continue with hotel dwellers and insomniacs for weeks to come. i said this to some of the others in the room who work in private schools and i taught in private and public schools in new york city when i was still in the classr

laurel. the idea is one bear but he has been on the move, more than a mile. and in two cases he took to the water. >> i looked up and there he was. right there on that driveway, he walked right across and went behind there. diane marvels at the sight of a black bear saunterring past. >> i am screaming, get out with your phones, my dog is barking and he was just moseying through. >> you don't get much action, you see little creatures but when you see a bear, that is like the holy grail of it all. >> an hour later, another sighting this one caught on video as the bear cools off. i want to make sure my daughter and i are a safe distance away, and that it's a once in a lifetime thing to see a bear swimming in your retention pond. >> people are reminding to remove things that could tempt a bear into their neighborhood. take in dog and bird food and cover trash cans and don't stalk the bear. >> we recommend not chasing him, don't follow him, no selfies trying to get pictures with him. could you cre

we have the author here, a ted fellow and joins us from san francisco, laurel, good to see you. the video of the donkey and the goat gets anyone. in your book you have many fascinating story about animals. your experience led you to write this. oliver. >> yes, it was heartbreaking. i adopted him with my ex-husband. the first six months he was an amazing dog. he developed debilliating separation and compulsion and other problems. >> it's really sad to see that story. i know you mention that rescue dogs in particular, rescue animals often have been given up for adoption because of problems they have. >> absolutely. we are all a experiences. >> you address cases of all sorts. with all sorts of animals, let's start with animals in zoos. a famous case was gus, a polar bear in new york central zoo who in the '90s swam figure eights for 12 hours a day. he was scaring chin and freed with all sorts of things, with some sorts of therapies and prozac, you found there were animals. >> when it comes to polar bears, it's hard to replicate the stimulation they get in their natural environment.

laurel out this way. he that is holiday village.he took a dip in the retention pond and he headed toward this way. >> i was casino of like in shock. so the adrenaline of finding the bear, heard about it, i didn't see it, when it was that close it was almost like unreal. >> so instead of looking into the neighbor's yard, look in the neighbor's tree to see if he is still hiding up there. next hit, actually located some video, somebody was videotaping another black bear six years ago in a backyard, when it was raining out, and we're going to show you what happens to this bear when the thunder hits, and it will make you laugh and you'll see for yourself what they do in a thunderstorm. >> okay. >> interesting, little glimpse at mother nature, there looking forward to that, steve. thanks. >>> 6:35, there is a 15 year old boy safe now, after a terrifying experience in northeast philadelphia. police found him after he was abducted, there was also a home invasion. >> teens walking home, three arm men abduct him, take him to his home. tie up

. >>> the residents in mount laurel are the latest to discover a black bear. there was a sighting near bricks and mill road. they don't know if it's one bear or several. the officials are urging anyone that sees a bear not to the approach it. >>> two teenagers got a big boost for their education tonight. they are receiving awards from the chuck cassidy program to go to st. huberts. it was in honor of chuck cassidy that was killed in 2007. sarah bloomquist was there for the ceremonies tonight. >>> a plane boroug brought a spl passenger to the airport. lewis marini was welcomed. he's here to visit his brother hank another veteran. ing to they will see the world war ii multiplie memorial in wa. it was a small thanks. >>> we are going to get stormy weather back. >> steamy and stormy. we don't have any rain. there is a bout of showers and thunderstorms working in the lehigh valley. if it stays together it works into berks county. one cell past allentown now. you can see coopersburg heavy downpours. and it moves crossing route 100. two lightening strikes are involve

athletes and police officers from around the country the flame of hope made it to the td bank in mount laurel heralding the start of special olympics 2014 u.s.a. games taking off this week in new jersey. >> it's great and awesome. >> >> reporter: antonio beau carried the torch for part of the way. >> show people they can do what they want to do him. >> reporter: the games in new jersey have been four years in the making. athletes attend for free, organizers say they are ready to go. >> there's everything from transportation to volunteers to meals to competitions to awards an ceremonies. >> 70,000 spectators, 3500 athletes. >> reporter: some of the athletes have been training for months their hearts, their guts to desire to compete is an inspiration. >> i feel happy and proud and i like it and i want to do a good job and i want to go for the gold. >> reporter: events are being held at ryder university. even the national guard is helping to set up. >> it's a great opportunity to do something for the special olympics. >> reporter: national delegation of athletes will be housed at ryder universit

laurel roads in mt. laurel. local officials say they're continuing to monitor any sightings.abina kuriakose, fox 29 news. >> and let's get over to scott williams now for your tuesday morning forecast. >>> it's going to be a hazy, hot and humid tuesday iain across our area. right now ultimate doppler showing few thunderstorms north and west trying to move into berks county as well as lancaster county. if they hold together and sag to the south we're look rifle around reading by 10:40. lancaster little after 11:00 o'clock. so keep that in mind for the overnight. otherwise watching this area of high pressure that continues to pump in the heat as well as the humidity. so over the next 12 hours, there could be a rumble of thunder especially west but otherwise, by 7am low 70s by 10:00 o'clock tomorrow we're looking at 79 degrees. so temperatures warming up rapidly. the other concern, code orange air quality alert unhealthy for sensitive groups the heart of the area you can see those counties highlighted so limit your outdoor exposure especially during the heat of the day between, s

laurel all this way. so he was in holiday village, and he took a dip in the retention pond and he headed toward this way. >> i was casino of like in shock. bear heard about it, and i didn't see it when it was that close, almost unreal. >> mcdonald's real close just up the street here from where this bear was seen last, and the smell of egg mcmuffin, hot apple pies, permiating the air right now, maybe this big bear will show up in the drive-thru at mickey d's, and the trash ers, may be on mikhail letter today because if i was a bear i would be over there at that mcdonald's right there, it smells good. >> you don't eat that stuff. >> no, but fay was a bear i would eat it, in fact, i would trash pick at mcdonald's if i was this bear. >> well, that's what bears do? that's the whole dynamic in play? it is hungry. we took over its habitat very many years ago, and just wants food. all right, steve. >> yes, all right. >> it is 5:36. in other news, teenage here was wanted for punching a man in the face, as part of

laurel, new jersey there is morning, with a preview of that.steve, good morning. >> taking the new jersey turnpike, scheduled for 3:00 this afternoon, and the key question, in this case, and it may come up in the hearing today, may not be how long that truck driver had been on the road with his wal-mart truck, but how long he had been driving first on way to work on his commute, from the where he first got in his wal-mart truck in george a kevin roper's lengthy commute from his house, in georgia, to the wal-mart truck before he even began driving it, is really the focus now of the investigation. and really the key to the case. so, in court today, we may learn what state roper started driving that truck in, and how far and how long his commute was just to get there in the first place. and so his long commute combined with what may have been a long shifted drive after that, may be how the police came up with that court filing we first saw on monday, minus any details when they wrote that rope her not slept in more than 24 hours before the crash.

we have steve keeley out on this one live at the turnpike in mount laurel, steve. >> reporter: as dangerouse new jersey turnpike has always been since it opened 63 years ago, last year was the most safe year since traffic first ran on it in 1951. nine people were killed on it last year. that is less than half of the 24 killed on it the year before in 202, and 70 less than the all time record of 79 killed in its deadliest year in 197 36789 as it was taken away from a flood bed truck you can see how badly damage the limo busies, here ended by wal-mart tractor trail their pushed tonight to two other vehicles and then flipped over the limo bus, just before the group left dover, delaware one of the friends and fellow people traveled with him sent out these pictures on instagram. on the bottom hand right you can see inside of the 202 mercedes bus with its passenger door opened letting you see how seats were set up inside. the truck driver from georgia, new out on bail, but not likely out of the state of new jersey, since he has got his first court appearance coming up today. he is 35 year-old kev

on pal and oh farrell where the cable turn around is, another one is on spruce and california in laurel village. >> was there opposition? do you know whether there was opposition at the time for the selling of alcohol at those locations? >> yes at each of those locations, at the spruce and california there was a protest filed with the abc that required an administrative use hearing. at the flagship store which was recently licensed about a year ago there was both protest filed with the abc and with the board of supervisors there was a lengthy hearing. >> okay. >> mr. sanchez? >> thank you, scott sanchez, planning department. just responding to a few points in regards to the allegation that i did not respond to all of the 12 locations listed in the february 7, 2014, request for letter of determination all 12 locations within the zoning district n page two of the letter determination response following the determination about how to planning code applies to those properties. they have all been addressed i believe. in regards to concerns about competition, i certainly appreciate those conc

laurel out this way. so he was in holiday village, and he took a dip in the retention pond, and he headed toward this way. >> i was casino of like in shock. so like the adrenaline of finding a bear, heard about it, i didn't see it when it was that close, it was almost like unreal. >> we don't know yet if any local school districts will do anything this morning. it is the last ukee sedgley of school, but with a bear roaming they don't want any incidents in this last week of school. hainesport very smartly having everybody either come or guardian, parent, some emergency contact, come pick up all of the kids from the school. where is the bear going next? here's my maybe thought. you know, there was fox show, prison break, guy got arrested, and the sent to prison, trying to get his brother out of prison. maybe this bear is on him stove great adventure, and i don't know, but he is head today great adventure. >> obviously that is what must be occurring, thanks, steve. >> or needs more sleep. >>> happening today