luckily i didn't say anything strange, and we went live recording video and audio.and reporting what is immediate sensation. that was precisely the effect. something unimaginable, unforeseeable was happening before our eyes. and it was huge. [ speaking foreign language ] >> geologist and college professor robert titus explain this geological phenomenon. >> i think this was an extraordinary landslide. first for the power it displayed. you saw choppy waves of soil moving up and down, sliding by at a remarkable rate of speed. any person, any animal in the way would have been killed. any house, any home, any building would have surely been destroyed. >> titus says the heavy and prolonged rainfall prior to the landslide saturated the ground, turning the limestone rock and soil into an oozing muck. >> all this is astonishing. it's almost like watching water flow by. >> wave after wave of soil, rock and trees break off and crumble down the mountain. the landslide keeps going and going and going. this scene lasts for 30 minutes, and petritsia and mauricio record it all. >>

luckily she had tracking your book and things that she really did enjoy. but she tells the example of one journalism class sheets, where she loved the teacher and everyone was learning from the teacher and respected her. at the end of the project in this class is to write 10 articles which made sense. and when that day came, the finnish girl was the only one who did all 10 articles. and she was amazed by the end the teacher was disappointed. but life went on. so somewhere along the way, different methods have been communicated to a lan up into her american peers about not only what they needed to do, but what they could do. so this is a big issue and something that came out in the surveys as well. nine out of 10 international answered and said the classes in the u.s. are easier. so if you get a group together from all over the world living in the u.s., they will disagree on many things can have very different impressions. one thing they all agree on is school in the u.s. is super easy. this is a complicated subject. but it is so pervasive. not only tell us

so it's -- luckily our defense was there for us to keep us in it.ng to get something going in the second half. >> the thing about this team is being down 20, 30, whatever. we scored so fast it doesn't matter. it was never a down whether we were going to get back down on the game. make plays and score fast. playmakers on the team. you know that but that's the attitude we have. >> you heard shady, never a doubt. phillies lost in their series finale in washington. i'm john clark. back to you. >>> something different at the jersey shore. athletes young and old gathered for the first ever dune dash. the one-mile run featured ten obstacles. there was a course for the families and another for serious competitors. it benefits the margate education foundation. >>> nbc 10 on side the church of christian compassion in west philadelphia. church leaders and members wanted to show their support for first responders and members of law enforcement. so today they threw a party for them to say thank you for a job well-done. >> local heroes here that we really wanted

luckily, they were able to get out lax safely. receiving the call kron4 thirty this afternoon it was just a terrible ordeal. join me pictures of her daughter danielle pictures from the vacation. there were down there about five days to the head to hide in the bathroom of the hotel that it would stick at. obviously relieved the aback safely in california there were in dangerous and deplorable condition spiri . >> they had to boil water and drink that occurred they had little bit of both left and rationing out the food but they are saying that it was better than others because they had sent us the totals of the debris and danger all round them. bluchers everything it, just may ham. looters... just hope that we get to the airport safely because we had no communication at all. >> reporter: ironic part is that they were actually thinking of rescheduling their trip when they saw that the hurricane headed to cabell. luckily they were able to get out of there safely. >> grant: just more incitement of how bad the situation is in cabo. tons

luckily for finland -- finnish boy, the a. boy is doing way bitter than the average american but that gap is still worrisome and something that i think should worry all of us as we start to see that gap growing in a different direction all over the developed world. >> first, main darks i spent four decades in education and thank you for your book. suppose on your walk to your book signing the phone rings and it's bone barack obama and he says -- >> always happens. >> and she says amanda, i've read your book. give me your three suggestions for american schools. they can be in priority. what you think we should do. what would you tell him? >> would that he could dofully of them. but i would tell him. so, one thing that i think we have underinvested our energy is the selection and training of teachers. we have some fantastic teachers all over this country, and the profession still is not treated like, or acting like, real profession. one of the things i always heard was, oh, teaching is hard, and i always said those things. the m

>> well, joyce, luckily going to be lot less hot than it was this past week. so many of our suburban school districts went back after labor day. empty hottest temperatures all summer. luckily heat broke over the weekend you know that because it was such a cooler and nicer sunday. right now some clouds increasing out of our southwest that's out ahead of our next system bring the chance for showers and storms later on as we head through the rest of the week. but for tonight it's been pretty decent out there. we have really only seen a few clouds. someone degrees outside and that's at philadelphia international airport. behind us our new weather camera here at fox 29. temperature should fall back into the 60s. more comfortable night as we go through the rest of the evening. as far as our back to school forecast it will be decent as we head out into the early morning hours, too. temperatures right now in the mid 60s to the low 70s. i love when my clicker doesn't work. partly cloudy skies as we call into the over it in hours. 65 degrees in the city and 57 in the su

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luckily the weather is cooperating, as well.e a look at the temperatures, first of all. 70s in philadelphia, but it is in the 60s, just about everywhere else. at least in most of our suburbs. and it, looks like dew points are starting to calm down. a lot of the dew points seeing on the map in the upper 60s, which is still pretty sticky. but seeing 50's up in the mountains, eventually they'll all feel a lot more comfortable. will also talk about the pollen count after we look at radar, not much to look at on radar, luckily all of the storms from last night, have come through, boy were they noisy. so, with the rain yesterday, the pollen count is down a little bit, but not much. medium to high today. and then over the next two days, that pollen count will get higher, a, higher, and i have one eye water this morning, that's evidence that far. seven day forecast, warm today, but not as humid. we are back to the 90s toward the end of the work week, and then on saturday, that's our big transition day, weaver cold front coming through w

. >> luckily, there was dna evidence on that item and that dna evidence was then compared to other dnae already in the database and luckily, we were able to get a match and identify the suspect. >>> victor serrano is now charged with abduction with intent to defile and strangulation and being held at the adult detention center. >>> there is more fallout for the nfl's players contract. nike has suspended its contract with adrian persons charged with child abuse. and he will be barred from team activities until legal issues are resolved. nike is joining a growing list of nfl sponsors including anheuser-busch and mcdonald's all expressing concerns about the league's handling of domestic violence. at this point, no one has threatened to cut any ties. >> the average nfl sponsor gets more than $2 in profit on every dollar they spend on the sponsorship. it's really hard for them to want to give it up. >> the nfl players association says it is appealing the indefinite suspension of former star ray rice. and another, hardy, has been pull pulled. >> a lot of people think the league commissioner,

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luckily, 2 cop was a bad shot.the mobest thing about t incompetent cop. >> let's look at whand afterwards. the first thing that he did when he told him four times to get his hand behind his back. you just slot thot the man four times. and then he calls in a 1038, which is a routine traffic stop. the level of aggression does not keep you safe in america. >> for folks that aren't aware of plifing in a world where the color of your skin makes you think about police law enforcements a certain way. hearing that conversation on the ground is eye opening. he's basically, you can hear the anguish in his voice. i did all the things i was told to do and somehow i must be at fault for this because here i am on the ground. i want to father or mother low this case and i want to talk more about how juries you says this. >>> a law enforcement video saying he sent the video of ray rice knocking his fiance unconscious. nfl security chief jeffrey miller tonight told the ap i did not watch it until it was made public on december 8th.

luckily, the dps says no one has been seriously hurt.ive in sunnyvale, philippe back here in the bay area. a former mcdonald's manager in pleasanton. has been sentenced to seven years in prison for robbing a san mateo mcdondald's restaurant last year. felix jeronimo gonzalez-becerra is also accused of robbing the where he worked. prosecutors say he is expected to face separate charges in that case. surveillance video taken from the pleasanton mcdonalds on santa rita road an pimlico drive shows -- gonzalez-becerra forcing employees into a freezer at gunpoint. before fleeing with cash. police later found a replica gun he used. and the cash when he was pulled over. california will be receiving federal emergency aid to help recover from last month's earthquake. tonight, president obama declared a disaster for the state.which makes federal funds available. the aid will supplement state and local recovery efforts in napa and solano counties. it's unclear how much money the region will receive. this comes nine days after governor jerry brown re

luckily, it has nothing to do with her brain.from lafayette, louisiana, please welcome ashley hollier. [cheers and applause] hi, ashley. >> can i hug you? >> good to see you. oh. come on in.

. >> they walk on up, no big deal, and luckily, the horses were okay. >> another animal in a deep spote u.k. our lovely friend, simon cowell from wildlife aid foundation, called in to help a small deer. look where this deer is caught. it is 12 feet down. >> oh, poor little guy. ♪ >> this is a tight spot to try to rescue an animal. >> eventually, though, sigh mop is able to get that thing around the deer, and once it's around, getting out is quick work. all is well and released into the wild. >> next up, ladies, a video that i happened upon myself on facebook, and it was so mind blowing, i thought we had to have a look at it. one of the most inspiring builts of sport video i've seen. i'm a fan of climbing, and then i realized i know nothing. what you're seeing, this guy is lorenzo. i saw him on facebook, lorenzo the great. as you can see, he's in the wheelchair in a climbing competition. >> oh, my goodness. it's all upper strength. >> it's a 30-35 foot wall, and he goes up it ten times quicker than i could do it. >> a speed deem. imagine the freedom for him, what it feels like, the expe

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luckily in one was injured. area saw flash flooding and damage throughout yesterday with several people needing to be rescued from their homes and stranded cars. >>> crazy, isn't it. >> yes. >> we're in for another wild winter i feel like, sue. >> the weather pattern doesn't change very much that very well could happen again. we will use that great term polar vortex. anyway, we were talking about it earlier, autumnal equinox, i thought would i let you know when it is, it is ten days from now, monday september between the second, 10:29 is when the the season changes, after labor day, we all start thinking autumn. for what happened to us yesterday we had a cold front coming through but it didn't make noise. down to the south there are a few showers around the coast of maryland, they seem to have escaped delaware with just a few showers around ocean city, m.d. and there is the rest of that cold front, our portion of it. we expect to it hang around. showers will linger in virginia. eventually that could sneak northw

luckily witnesses were standing by when the kids were hit by a car. how they new just what to do. >>> and lauren johnson live this morning, after thieves stole ipads from a school. lauren? >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, kerrey, that's right, dozen ipads, snatched from an elementary school here in willingboro. we will tell you how parents and students are rea >>> we have ultimate doppler, no precipitation in the philadelphia area at the moment, but you go up to our north, some rain just moved out of allentown into northern new jersey. up toward pocono mountain seeing some rain, as well, once that's out of here, most of us probably won't get anything else until later on in the day when the rest of the cold front comes through. so timing it out in the future cast, looks like we will see enough sunshine to get us up into the upper 80s, that we've been talking about, it will be humid today. then after 3:00, 4:00. we see the showers popping up. they go through the area for the evening rush hour which could be little mess any some places if you get h

>> reporter: luckily the shark did not come back and the pair made it to shore unharmed but look at the teeth marks on the kayaks and the giant hole on the paddle. back on land the two recalled the terror. >> we didn't see a fin or anything. we had no idea if it was going to come back. >> i'm screaming for help, anybody help. >> reporte $19 million to refund parents whose children rack up all those charges downloading mobile apps without getting permission from mom and dad first. >>> look at this tonight, that volcano in iceland, a passenger jet flying nearby decides to take the scenic route so his passengers could get a closer look. all of them grabbing their cameras snapping these photos. the airline sapg tonight for once, nobody complaining about the delay. >>> the kennedy center honors, five famous faces singled out this evening including funny girl lilly tomlin making us laugh as ernest even. al green, sting, and two-time oscar winner tom hanks. >>> when we come back here on a thursday night you're about to hear joan rivers in her own words. she was talking about death and how she

luckily the police show up. this took place in brazil. you see here officially after some windows are taken out this guy takes up his jacket and backs up like, hey, man, i'm not bothering you. the police show up to sort everything out. >> looks like the guys in the car needed to get to a boy band concert. >> he takes the back window out, the side windows. that's serious anger issues. >> he wasn't playing. nobody tried to stop this guy. >> would you? >> like i said, i wouldn't. >> what in the world is going on here? >> pair of fingers caught in an escalator. >> it's an entire hand. caught in the railing of that escalator. the story behind this is terrifying and oddly remarkable. this woman was going up the escalator at this hospital when she fainted from exhaustion. to make this worse, she is pregnant. as she fainted, she held on to that railing. the railing continued carrying her up and over. she ended up getting her hand caught. but if you are going to get caught in an escalator, the best place to do it is in the hospital. you see them t

. >> reporter: katie, luckily, nobody hurt here, but so many careers and livelihoods are gone.eft of a dry-cleaning business downtown. it's rid tagged. two men now facing arson charges, and many want to know why. intense flames went through the dry cleaners. when the sun came up, the owner was in shock, everything was gone. >> nothing i can do. this is my life. >> reporter: daniel and his family have owned the cleaners for 30 years. next door, angela's restaurant also suffered extensive damage. and another business was getting ready to open in ten days. >> there's not much to say. >> reporter: police say a total of eight fires were intentionally set between 1:00 and 5:00 in the morning. including this fire which engulfed the rear of a home in san antonio street and spreading to the victorian next door. two families got out safely. what did you wake up to? >> i heard people screaming fire, fire! get out of the building! >> reporter: police arrested two suspects this morning for setting the fires, but their motive is still unknown. >> i can tell you that they are two adult males.

luckily, we have a heat wave. >> the temperatures warm up.eally significant warming going to be, talk about how warm we're going to get on the forecast. live doppler 7, show you. take a look at the bay area. nothing coming of on the radar scan. quiet night tonight. current temperatures out there right now. 66 in oakland. 61, san francisco. 59. 54, heyward. concord, 66 degrees. a live look. we'll show you all is quiet. all we have out there. and the flag, bottom right, waving a bit. light breezen our forecast. a breezy night ahead. coastal cloud tomorrow. but much of the bay area will see sunshine for our monday. then talk about that autumn warmth arriving that will peak friday. cloud swirling around nevada. area of low pressure slow. to move out. what will get it out in 24 hours. a cold front out of northwest. wipe a lot of cloud cover out of here. that will open the gateway for warm temperatures. area of high pressure is building in the pacific. push east. come into our area midweek. that will bring about warm temperatures. that we'll se on

luckily the free world understood the game and they're standing by the syrian people. >> jon: are youed. what chance. i think the sympathys of the world are with this collision of people who just want freedom and be left alone to live their lives. how do you come back, assad is backed by iran. in some ways backed by russia. isis is backed by maybe assad. maybe they're getting money from the fundamentalist regimes in the area. how is a group like this going to defeat them and create something stable? >> by our will and it's the future of our children, grand children. it's important. we have been fighting them for 40 years. the world has kept silent. they moved against isis. they do nothing. we the people of syria carry on our fight and will fight until we win back our freedom and move our quest to a democratic society. [ applause ] >> jon: i wish you very well with that. what do you say now a collision has formed. they have strategic air strikes that they believe will weaken isis. is this a round robin? will they have to fight and defeat isis and take on assad. it seems the collision i

luckily all the passengers were able to get off and nobody was hurt the fire broke out and closed four lanes and it took almost four hours before the lanes were reopened. >>> and a san jose bar from alcoholic control beverage today. the suspension on wood cared road following a deadly crash involving alcohol and minors. they are expected to release new details later this morning. >>> and a heart broken family in the santa cruz mountains is -- santa cruz mountains is pushing for a major trucking industry. an out of control big-rig kareemed down two months ago. they announced suing the driver and the trucking company. at the time of the crash, he admitted he only had three months being person. the family believes he should not have been driving such a difficult route. >> i am traumatized, and we have dangerous loads. >> we are hoping to spearhead changes to make our roadways safer, so that his death will at least have some meaning. >> they want them to implement a trucking system on experience level. only the most experienced drivers would be allowed to drive the roads. if they do not ta

. >> it's unfortunate, but luckily cousins is playing great and we got another "w" under our belt. we'll be playing for rg iii. >> repor that's the sentimt we got from a lot of fans. they a still leaving the stadium. prs for rg iii. everyone we spoke to expressed undying t for him. they hope he's okay and they are going to wait for him until he gets back out on the field. >>> we're going to bring the very latest on rg iii as we learn it. watch for morphology the footba game. we'll have at nbc. >>> it's been an agonizing week for jacob and sarah hoggle. r mothe is a diagnosed schizoph police have her in custody now. she hasn't told them what happ to th kids. >> it's been a week since the children have last season. their mother has been given conflict stories about their whereabo searchers are continuing to do what they can for the childr to help bring them home, civilians, friends and strangers s for information from the public. >> i know this i helping. >> county police have been using search dogs near the woods of darnesto >> the information is going national too. the notion could

luckily the average is still doing better than the average american.but that gap is still worrisome and something that i think should worry all of us as we start to see the gap growing in a different direction all over the developed world. >> here is my question. suppose on the walk you are going to the book signing your phone rings and it is barack obama and he says amanda, i've read your book, give me your three suggestions for school. what you think we should do. what would you tell them? >> one thing that we have underestimated our energy and is thus selection and the training of teachers. we have the fantastic teachers all over the country and the profession still is not treated like or acting like a real profession. one of the things that i always heard is teaching is hard and teaching is based. the more time i spent in classrooms, the more time i start to understand that. it's not hard like working at a soup kitchen is hard. it's hard like being a surgeon is hard and being a judge is hard. it requires an annoyance located dynamic changing and th

was tough, that is a diagnosed medical condition but we had that, the first half of the game and luckilyexcited by the second half. so, all right. one down, many more to go. lets talk about our weather as we try to least cover from our weekend as we look at things getting a little bit busier at philadelphia international airport as well. sixty-eight in philadelphia northerly breeze at six. we have had relative humidity at 73 percent. sunrise time at 6:35 this morning. more temperatures. only 54 degrees in mount pocono. 58 degrees in reading. 63 degrees in trenton and 65 degrees in wilmington as we get start i, a dew point is a little will higher the further south but not a bad morning, pretty comfortable, a little bit of rain in kent county, delaware, we will look at that in deaf coming in but what a week even, it was so warm and humid. 93 degrees on saturday and then those loud thunderstorms came with a cold front and that cooled us down to 83 degrees, on sunday. just delightful yesterday. today even cooler then that. seventy-eight for a high temperature. clouds, some sun and a stray sh

luckily, that teen survived. >>> rescued by helicopter. the chp needed air support to save an atv rider who lost control, ran off the trail into steep terrain, and was knocked unconscious. this happened in solano county last night. rescuers say the rider, 63 years old, was not wearing a helmet. no word on the victim's condition this evening. >>> we're getting a better look at the mudslide on mt. shasta tonight. meltwater from a glacier sent mud and debris crashing down the mountain. there are concerns more water may be on its way. visitors are being told to stay away from mud creek canyon on the southeast side of mt. shasta. luckily nobody was hurt but the roads are closed at least the next couple of days. experts say the drought likely caused that slide. they say the ice on mt. shasta is melting faster than normal which can release pocks of water that destabilize big chunks of glacier. >>> let's bring in our meteorologist rob mayeda with us on this monday evening. what is summer, you're going to declare summer over. >> yes, within the nex

luckily history proved me creek. if we were still see sgi global headquarters, i'd have some apologizing to do. then we were here for the celebration on the pbs documentary, the rehabilitation of bob noyce. i think it's interesting that noyce is becoming, coming back in the public eye. there's a curiosity about him. gordon endures forever because his names on the law. that's what counts. and i have no doubt that school kids 500 years from now will learn about moore's law because this is an amazing historic interval we're in. we're so lucky to be right here, right now. what i find interesting is, andy, who bestowed the world like a colossus ten years ago, and a man i think is the greatest ceo of the second half of the 20th century, because he had to ride the tiger and he did it, and look how difficult it is for aberdeen else to do what he managed to do. andy is in this sort of period now of semi eclipse. you don't hear about only the paranoid survive. i think this is andy's time, and i think he'll come back in the pub

luckily, plenty of people took out their cell phones and captured the site.es are trying to respond to the call, ended up being caught in traffic, and the deer eventually left that roadway uninjured. >>> well, rare is usually an option for cooking meat, not shellfish. but in some cases all about how uncommon it is to catch two albino lobsters. the owl's head lobster company showed off their find at the university of maine lobster institute, chances of catching one are one in a million. pair will now go on display at maine's state aquarium. >>> also on display, the philadelphia zoo's newest edition. they have some adorable african lion cubs. there are four of them in all. they were born back in june. but a new lion mother keeps her cubs second include in the shelter location for period of time after birth. so the cubs are just now getting a customed to being on display for the public. we'll be right back. >> we apologize for technical problems, but carol is here to save the day, as always. >> you know, i wish i could save the day with better werth. we've got v

oh, luckily another camper shot the bat with a bb gun before it to bite him. >> it's a sglat it was likeold dog nose. >> sku was given a series of rabbies shots and don't worry he'll be okay. >> is that the terrifying. >> it maying the most unlikely of friendships but now doubting it's a deep point. this is emit rightner that moved out of one home and into another. he liked the house but missed his neighbor 89-year-old earling kingdom a world war ii veteran and certified best friendch that feeling was very much mutual so these two who used to hang out all day every day decided recently it was time for reunion. >> this is real neat emit look at this. you got a nice view. pretty soon the farmer will come and going to cut that corn down. >> i love him. >> i can steer. >> you can steer. >> oh, boy this pair has since made a pact to visit more often what's a few miles when you bridged 86 years. >> aw. >> here's the big board with the big talkers and big debate spawning from aid queen peterson child abuse case. the big question going viral today when does discipline become abuse? the minnesota

luckily, annie is really, really patient. she wanted to rescue these dogs. crate is set up with ape,g ge nervous girl in first. >> they're having better luck trying to capture the male than the female. male goes in first, no, that's the wrong one, we want the female. >> are they going to get them both? get them both. close in. >> man! >> denied, denied. >> finally, she goes in. the male didn't run far. he came to annie very easily, like you know what? i want to be with her. >> you got my girl, i'm going with you. >> she realizes, they're a great couple, i'm going to name them monica and chandler. >> it's amazing how quickly they reasem late back to home life and being around humans after being terrified. it didn't take long. >> not hard to react to love, what they weren't used to. once they got it yeah, we live here. >> hoping that somebody will adopt these two together, because look at them, they're love birds. >> look how gorgeous owl clean, shiny, coats. >> make a nice couple. >>> police are pursuing the bad guy but -- >> the chase does not last long. >>

luckily the processes that are in case internal company processes plus external requirements such as federal requirements for certification of the aircraft keeps these problems to a minimum. and so far as i'm aware these problems either with the employees or with the machining process has not led to specific problems traced to the allegations in your show. >> what do you put those problems down to? >> there were several things happening from the dreamliner. i was personally involved. the 777. unlike the 787 the 777 was using technology and processes for manufacturing the aircraft. one big change of the 77 is the pervasive use of composite materials throughout the aircraft. which changed the manufacturing process. boeing, in addition, had two separate lines in south carolina and washington state which meant they had to train two completely different organizations on different sides of the country, this led to complications with the manufacturing process. there were problems getting the kinks in this process ironed out, and it's a process ongoing. >> why do you think some of the engine

but luckily, there's a new app designed to help you screen your screen time. >> need a realty check onow many times a day you check your phone? there's a new app for that called checky. it will show you how many times you check the phone! >> stephen: yes, checky. it beats the previous way to tell if you were checking your phone too much -- walking into a mall fountain. (laughter) (applause) >> stephen: caught me off-guard there. checky is a worthy successor to my previous favorite app for limiting phone usage, "battery." (laughter) i installed checky today on the new phone, and i gotta admit, i have been checking my phone a lot today, to make sure everyone sees me checking my new phone a lot today. in fact -- i'm already up to 65 checks. actually, i better check checky to check that. whoa! 66! hold on. 67! wait a second. 68! i'm on a streak! but wait, it gets even more-er-er. >> so the best part, you can actually compare your phone checking average with other friends who also use the app. >> stephen: that's right. right now, every time i check my phone -- 69! new high score! (cheering)

around this abandoned house and one bullet landed in a house across the street 100 yard as way and luckily nobody was home at the time. >> pemberton police don't yet know the motive for the shooting and they executed a search warrant at the home of a possible suspect but no arrests are made. >> we have different angles and multiple suspects and multiple tips, we are trying to felter through the information. >>ileter through the information. >> there is a reward leading to the arrest and conviction for whoever did this. >> they are considered to the dangers of flying bullets to police and others. >> i am nervous for all of us and the kids out here. it's nerve-racking. >> if they do it to them they'll do it to anybody. anybody. that is somebody that don't care about nothing. they have no no respect for nothing. >> the officer involved was back on the street working today again a reward is offered at $20,000 reward for anyone that has information that leads to the arrest of the shooter. call the sheriff's office here in pemberton pd. >>> philadelphia police are looking for a thief that threat

luckily it's nick foles who is playing for the eagles, he gets his first opening game as a starter. from shady mccoy to the rookies, they will be thrown into their first action. >> experience doesn't matter, performance does. >> i have the same expectations of everybody. i don't put more on the draft class than the second year player or todd herriman who has been around a long time. they were philadelphia eagles the day they stepped on the field and they still are now. >> starting this sunday we'll preview a new pregame show, called eagles pregame kickoff on 6 abc, and ducis rogers and mike quick will cohost. here is a sneak peek this at this week's show with a one-on-one with jeremy maclin. >> with your knee for almost a year now, how excited are you about lining up and playing football on sunday? >> i don't know if i can explain how much excitement. it's been a long time and now there is a lot of emotions going through my head, i am excited to play football with my teammates. >> you look at the locker room and you are the veteran guy and a lot of expectations, people expect to you

(laughter) but luckily, before i became too okay with it, fox news told me i was outraged. >> the catholicommunity up in arms over gay groups being allowed in this year's st. patrick's day parade. >> there's an outcry from the catholic community this morning. >> there is outrage this morning from some catholic leaders because a gay group will march in the st. patrick's valen -- uh -- st. patrick's day parade. >> stephen: see? steve doocy's so mad, he can't even say a coherent sentence on camera. (laughter) (applause) he's clearly been furious about this for years! and remember, this is catholic -- and remember, they said catholic leaders. he probably means bill donohue, head of the ultra-conservative catholic league, who said there was "no controversy." (laughter) okay. that outrage was more nuanced than i expected, but he's not an official leader of the church. you know, cardinal timothy dolan's got his chausable in a bunch. bless 'em a new one, timmy! >> i think the decision they've made is a wise one. i have no trouble with the decision at all. >> stephen: huh! i guess he's so angry he

luckily, mcintosh's kids were staying with a friend. >> because their bunk beds are on the front lawn and they probably would have been in their rooms. >> the house was destroyed and the vehicle laying on the ground. >> he watched the mini van launch five, six feet into the air. >> reporter: how fast do you think he was going? >> 60, 70. and then he walked out of the vehicle as if nothing happened. >> reporter: police spotted him: >> i actually opened it up looking for a baby but i didn't find a baby. i checked the house again, but there was more cracking so i had to get away. >>. >> reporter: that's right, state police just up dated us. jason rome was behind the wheel of that vehicle. he's charged with leaving if crash and driving a vehicle under the influence of drugs. reporting live in claymont, new castle county, nbc 10, keith jones. >> this cell phone video is at the heart of a federal lawsuit filed this week against allen town police. it started as a traffic stop on north 6th street in allen town. nbc 10 tracked down the man who recorded the video who said police have some expla

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but luckily, the weather had gotten a little nicer. he was able to get people to come by and take a look at the torch. but he had thought this would make americans crazy with exc e exciteme excitement. instead, they were more suspicious. they said, first of all, the drawings we have seen have shown this big woman and there's three people standing at the base of it. is there no enthusiasm over in france for even the concept? second of all, if it took that much money and effort to make just that part, how much more would it take to make the entire woman? so he doesn't get the fund-raising that he's hoping for. he ships this up to new york to sit in madison square park, hoping that would make things happen for him. but what he realizes is when it's in madison square park, at first, people are interested because it's so big, but over time, they kind of lose interest. it just blends in with the scenery. the difference between when it was here and people were sort of lining up to see it and up in new york is that in new york, it wasn't open