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lucy: draghi has been quite clear. his last speech, he said that they are not -- they don't have bankjective of profitability. they have an objective of getting inflation to their target range. bank profitability is not something they are directly trying to influence. however, he also said they are very much aware of the since until it -- sensitivity of banks to their positive that policy. they are watching to see if their move with interest rates into negative territory is having a negative impact on the ability of the banking system to work as a mechanism of passing through monetary policy. i think they are experimenting. that is what we saw the fed doing, experimenting. they are trying everything at their disposal to get some growth moving through the system. that is one heck of a however we have heard from the ecb. lucy macdonald, chief investment officer at ollie aunt -- al lianz. mario draghi's credibility is on the line over his inflation target. can the ecb president convince markets he has enough firepower to

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>> reporter: lucy, the victim in this shooting remains hospitalized at this hour.t last check in critical condition. still unable to talk to investigators. but the folks who live around this block, well, they're talking to me and they're not happy. >> it makes me pay for more attention when cars ride by. >> reporter: lillian, she'd rather we not use her last name, has been keeping an eye on the 5600 block of chew avenue from her front porch for more than 30 years. lating she doesn't much like what she cease. >> it's not good, but then, again, when you look at it like i lived here all this long time i'm not going to move nowhere many. >> reporter: latest violence played out just a across the street around 1:00 o'clock last thursday morning. surveillance video shows a slender man in a light colored hoodie striding down the sidewalk. he points an assault rifle at his victim and opens fire from point blank range. neighbors heard the attack. >> one shot and then -- ross. >> reporter: as the surveillance video roles the shooter calmly turns away jumps into a dark colored

. >> i'm lucy noland. investigators pieced together what exactly happened thon road in west deptford. dawn timmeney at state police headquarters in trenton. dawn? >> reporter: lucy and iain, that woman who hit trooper cullen has yet been charged with a crime. police say they are still trying to figure out exactly what happened. she did stop but trooper cullen was someone who always wanted to be a state trooper. it was in his blood. his brother is a detective here at the new jersey state police barracks. and this is something he wanted to do. he died sadly doing what he loved. >> dealing with a very chaotic scene. >> reporter: it was just after 8:00 o'clock last night sky fox over enter state 295 in deptford township. new jersey state trooper sean cullen responding to a fiery two-car crash when he's hit by a passing driver while walking near the accident. >> both he and the west deptford cop were trying to manage the scene. >> reporter: emergency vehicles along the highway had their lights on. but state pol

lucy liu. and performing his new hit single "my house," we have music. the whole album's great. flo rida is on the show tonight! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he's great. this is a fun show tonight. guys, we did a cool thing or fun thing the other day. we set up a camera downstairs here at 30 rock and we asked parents if they wanted to bring in their kids to get a picture called "nbc online preschool playroom." total lie. [ light laughter ] what they didn't know is that me and a bunch of characters from "sesame street" were going to sneak up behind them and photo bomb all their photos. it was super fun. check this out. >> oh, boy! oh, boy! oh, boy! >> hey, guys. guys, guys, guys. >> yes. >> jimmy: we're doing a photo bomb. you know what a photo bomb is, right? >> yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. a photo bomb is when someone takes a picture -- >> uh-huh. >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: then we go up in the background and surprise them. >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: and then they don't know th

lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, jennifer. two to a developing story out of west philadelphia. skyfox over individualrd and catherine streets where a authorities tell us a police chase ended with a crash. investigators say this started with a drug deal in darby borough delaware county. that led to a chase down mcdade boulevard ending in west philadelphia. when the two suspect crashed into other cars and took off running. police caught up to and arrested both. medics rushed four other people who got tangled up in the crash to presbyterian hospital. we do not know their conditions as of now. more as this developing story continues to come inform. >>> warmup begins in your fox 29 winter weather authority. it won't be the winter wet authority much longer. here's a look right now live at wilmington as we enjoyed mild weather today. but soon you'll feel temperatures that may have you double checking the calendar. chief meteorologist scott williams with a first look at what's in store. >> iain and lucy high temperatures today felt we

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lucy? >> you know it will be., thank you. >>> a sheriff deputy out of a job and this is the video that got him into trouble. footage from his body camera shows him punching a handcuffed man in the face. what the deputy said, made things even worse. >> tonight authorities say they are disgusted. fox's holly before this accident to you has the story. >> reporter: take look at this drum video just released by the seminole county sheriff. >> (inaudible). >> 25-year-old jonathan lynch the suspect handcuff in the back of a county sheriffs cruiser watch again and take a listen. >> that's their now former deputy michael o'connor threatening to kilt suspect as he reaches in, grabs the suspe suspect, pulling him closer, seconds before he punches the suspect in the face. sheriff is disgusted by the former deputi' actions. >> o'connor not only violated the law, he violated our general rules, our policy and procedures. but his actions contrary to the values in our organization of culture. >> on january 12th, deputes were calle

lucy?> all right, thank you very much, jennifer. >>> we've got another mild day before big changes roll inform let's take live look at camelback mountain from our pocono mountains camera. no need for winter coat today. soon we'll see rain an drop in temperatures. it is still winter. let's check in with chief meteorologist scott williams. >> lucy, it certainly has been a nice stretch of 60-degree or better days. today's high 64. take live look in old city. beautiful conditions. temperatures now dropping into the mid 50s. a little breezy winds out of the east southeast at about 16 miles per hour. so dry and quiet right now on ultimate doppler but look off to the west. some snow around the great lakes and take a look at this line of showers even some thunderstorms it's headed in our direction overnight tonight and early on wednesday. so watch the clock here. by 11:00 p.m., we're watching some of that rain move across the area. it's going to be in and out and then behind it, those temperatures

in, abc news, brussels -- lucy williamson, bbc news, brussels. laura: so much trauma for the victims and their families who wait anxiously for news. an israeli soldier has been detained after being captured on video apparently shooting a palestinian in the head as he lays motionless on the ground. whoas one of two attackers stabbed a soldier in had run. theisraeli army says shooting was a grave breach of its value spread the u.s. has charged iranians for what it says was a coordinated campaign of cyberattacks on dozens of american banks in 2011 to 2013. the u.s. attorney general, loretta lynch, says the suspect were experienced hackers working on behalf of the iranian government. the ident meant -- the indictments of four to six financial institutions were affected. a publisher's disappearance led to an international outcry has returned to the territory could he was a british citizen vanished in december. he sold books critical of china's leadership and was widely believed to have been abducted. he appeared on chinese television denying he had be

lucy: psi kenya decided to take on the campaign n becaue primarily, there are very few organizations t that do national level mass media communications. tony: for this particular video, it became quite an interesting angle to us, social marketing. we've got a subject that's supposed to be to improve the lives of the people that we're trying to talk to. lucy: we pre-tested various concepts, various tag lines, various names, and eventually we came up with mpango wa kando, which was actually what people felt describes this loving, long-term side relationship. jimmi: somebody needs to say something, and so i did. wambui: [speaking native language] tony: shock transmits, then, to how important this campaign is. tony: it makes sense. it's logical. and i think that's what really made the campaign work, that it's real, it's a social message. nicholas: mpango wa kando campaign is obviously achieving its goal. part of the goal is to stimulate debate. so you'll hear people discuss it in pubs, in formal outings, in the church. these were never, never discussed. tom: they identify with the campai

>> reporter: well, lucy, police say the victim knew her killer. there was no sign of forced entry. he may even have had a key and investigators say based on the evidence inside the apartment, this crime was filled with hate for the victim. >> this was very very violent scene. it was a senseless killing. >> reporter: upper dash plea police describing the horrific nature of a murder here in building g as the new orleans park apartments on south avenue. 36-year-old marquis ya benson found dead in the bathtub. naked, the shower still running. police believe she was strangled and say she put up a struggle. >> the apartment itself is in total disarray. blood on the walls. feces on the floor. some writing on the walls. >> reporter: police superintendent michael chitwood says the writing included a venomous message from the killer but would not elaborate. only say he was very angry. >> it was done with a hatred, with a vengeance, and with just, just predatory sadistic violen violence. >> reporter: benson's co-worker an friend found her body around 4:45 yesterday afternoon after she failed

scott. >> that's right, iain and lucy. we certainly have been dealing with a little bit of wind today along with some dry weather conditions. satellite/radar right now showing that we don't have any precipitation right now in our area, but we do have some rainfall toward the latter part of the week. that frontal boundary still out to the west. we'll be timing that coming up in the broadcast. but the relative humidity values have been low across parts of south jersey. 45% in millville. and look at places like allentown along with the pocono mountains relative humidity values in the 20s. it was a start in philadelphia. the low this morning in center city 37 degrees. we had some 20s far north and west. the high made it up to 58 degrees which by the way is average for this time of year. but look at the wind direct out of the south still a little breezy. that will be warming us up as we move toward the latter part of the week. it's cooler down the shore with ocean temperature still in the 40s. 49 atlantic city. 48 degrees in wi

lucy? >> thank you very much, dawn. >>> and philadelphia police are searching for the man who burglarized two day cares in olney in the same night. it happened late last week. the man removed an air-conditioner from a window and climbed into the around the clock daycare on west tabor road. they say he ransack the place but didn't take anything that they know of. 15 minutes later police say he forced open a window at the little explorer's daycare on north fifth street where he did steal money they say from a cash drawer. so if you recognize him, give them a call. police have made arrest in violent home invasion in point breeze. tillman bird accused of of forcing his way into a home and assaulting a woman. police say he pretended to be utility worker and told the victim there was a problem with the pipes. when the victim refused to let him in he and another man push their way in after struggling with the suspect the vick testimony was pistol whipped. nothing from the home was taken. bird is c

lucy? >> hopefully we can get it cleaned up once and for all. camera captured the moment a california highway patrol officers rescued two women and two children from burning car. the trooper just happened to be driving behind them when it caught fire on highway. driver pulled off the road and into a nearby parking lot but couldn't get the back door open. the trooper quickly jumped in to help grabbing the two children out of the back seat. you can hear them crying there but everybody, everybody is just fine tonight. >>> back to your fox 29 winter weather authority now. but there wasn't really anything winter like about today's weather. >> no. chief meteorologist scott williams has your forecast in 15 seconds. >>> hard to believe that it's march built we had more june like weather across our area. i mean the average is 50 degrees for this time of year. we weren't 60. we weren't 70. we weren't even 80. we smash the record 82 degrees in philadelphia for the high temperature todayly hope you got outdoors and enjoyed it. the old record 73 degrees set

lucy >> thank you very much. that is a good thing. >>> third time in six weeks someone has destroyed a black lives matter sign at a church in new jersey. it's meant to invite the community to join in the conversation about race. but someone shredded it just four weeks ago, we told about someone destroying a similar sign and church says this will in the stop. it from continuing it's mission to hold public forums. >>> march madness is in full swing in villanova's campus, students packed end of the school conley center this afternoon hoping to watch their team win and head the sweet 16. howard live in the newsroom tonight with the wildcats big game. howard? >> it's a happen day on the mainline old villanova campus for the first time since 2009. this senior class at villanova the first time they moved on to the sweet 16. no upsets this time around. nova took care of the games, they were supposed to and they moved re move on. both games this weekend were over by half time. let's go to brooklyn. today, villanova, again

>> reporter: lucy, they've tried a lot of things. water fountains were shut off, other schools are now using bottled water and after several schools had elevated lead levels, officials decided it was time to act. now the question is how quickly can they test and filter the water serving over 400,000 new jersey students. >> having a child that's able body healthy that is poisoned and winds up disable because its government failed them has failed their families. >> reporter: the issues of contaminated water in flint, michigan caused local concerns over the quality of water that we're drinking. today in new jersey, elected officials took a step to try to protect ours children from this growing problem. >> the bill we introduced today again a proactive measure that will require that all schools test immediately for lead in the water and then at least twice a year thereafter. if lead is dee decked in the water the school would be required to take immediate action to provide alternate drinking water supply. >> reporter: the tone of the leg

lucy jones retired today. >> pelley: dr. lucy jones retired today. one of the most popular people on earth whenever it shook. here's john blackstone. ( buzzer ) >> now we're having an aftershock. >> reporter: for almost 30 years, lucy jones has been a rock star of sorts, a u.s. geological survey seismologist, famous as california's "earthquake lady." >> my male colleagues could do the exact same things i did, and they don't get remembered and i'm being stopped in the grocery store. >> reporter: because you're motherly? >> i think that's a factor. you feel better when mommy tells you it's okay. >> reporter: that image was established in 1992 after a major earthquake in the southern california desert. >> it is not on the san andreas fault. >> reporter: she had no baby- sitter, and her husband, also a seismologist, had to deal with a computer failure. >> he brought the kids in, handed me the baby in the middle of an interview because he was dealing with a crisis. i became sort of the symbol of working motherhood. >> reporter: growing up, jones loved sci

lucy? >> we'll talk to you then sabi sabina.cross the country leaders are also responding to the tragedy. in a statement pennsylvania governor tom wolf says in part, we stand united against those who seek to harm innocent people and instill fear in our daily lives. my top priority safety of the people of pennsylvania. and we will continue to work with federal and local partners to ensure the commonwealth is safe and prepared. >>> and taking a live look right now at brussels where there is a growing memorial, flowers and cards people are holding candles standing vigil for those killed today and those recovering from their injuries. >>> and a bittersweet image from paris tonight. showing it's solidarity with its neighbors blighting the eiffel tower in the colors of the belgium flag. similar signs of support happening around the globe tonight. >>> our coverage continues all night long. keep checking fo fox29.com for e latest brecking information. we'll post updates right on our home page. well it turns out the fbi might not need ap

good evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. to night we have a better idea of what exactly we can expect. let's get right over to chief meteorologist scott williams. >> that's certainly right, iain and lucy. we can expect a nuisance system that will bring some snow in the next several hours. continuing at least through the first part of the day on friday. making for a tricky friday morning commute. ultimate doppler right now showing you the snow off to the west. a lot of this moving through sections of maryland. not making it to the ground because the atmosphere is still relatively dry. however, moving back toward roanoke virginia, charleston west virginia looking at that snow adding up and that system continues to head in our direction. so take a look at the purple highlighted counties. all of south jersey all of delaware, moving towards sections of chester county, delaware county, philadelphia county, southern montgomery as well as southern sections of bucks county. you are under that winter weather advisory from 10:00 o'cloc

i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page.hat behavior would be outrageous if these were teenagers but they're age makes this situation even more appalling. our bruce gordon live in the newsroom tonight with what we know and how fellow riders and septa officials are reacting to night. bruce. >> reporter: regular septa riders are used to seeing the a occasional bad act or being verbally or even physically abusive towards fellow passengers, but this, well, this has to be seen to be believed. >> video posted on facebook apparently by the passenger who shot the footage packs a whole lost horrendous behavior in into just 92 seconds. we've bleeped every f bomb and n word uttered by these tiny terrors. and while our usual policy is to blur the faces of minors, we have at the request of septa police tried to blur these images so that those who know the kids might recognize them. we'll explain why in a moment. we showed the unedited version to frequent septa passengers facial expression tell part of the story. >> oh, my god! >> wow! >>

. >> i'm lucy noland. police are calling the actions of the driver's relative heroic.et's get to dawn timmeney in pennsauken. dawn? >> reporter: well, lucy, police say it was the hit-and-run driver's niece who called authorities and they say she did the right thing. brianna folk was a passenger in the car and police say she was stunned that her aunt failed to stop after hitting quaison here on route 130. he only lives a few blocks away and was hopping the concrete barrier on his way home where now there is just heartbreak. >> this is not feeling i want to feel. i don't want him to be gone. >> stuart turner chokes back tears after learning his younger brother 16-year-old quaison was struck and killed while crossing route 130 at 49th street in pennsauken. it happened about 11:30 last night. the teen on his way home from work at the cherry hill mall. >> for me to have that come on me and see his bed made up and him not laying in it just -- it broke my heart. >> he was one of four children family members friends and classmates from pennsauken high where he was a sophomore

lucy yang is in elmhurst. lucy? >> reporter: the driver's mother flew up from florida today and is at her son's bedside now at elmhurst hospital behind me, this as police try to find the gunman who shot at some clubgoers early this morning only to head. this exclusive video we obtained shows the suv crashing into a pole after the livery driver was shot in the head. >> mr. garcia has two children, two girls, one 15, one 8. >> reporter: 37-year-old robert castillo had just dropped off some passengers at club purlieu in astoria queens. it was 5 a.m. moments later we're told the same passengers ran back into his suv trying to escape a gunman chasing after them. the driver took off, but one of the bullets head. police say he crashed into several vehicles before hitting the pole. >> doctors have removed the bullet from his skull, but he's -- we're hoping that he's going to pull through, but we don't know at this point. >> reporter: we're told the 37- year-old driver was trying to support his wife and two daughters despite

>> lucy, more spring fever across parts of area. as you mentioned it was a beautiful day across the area. chamber of commerce day. look at the high temperatures in philadelphia. we made it to 73 degrees. 71 was the high in millville. 72 in wilmington. low 70s in trenton, reading as well as atlantic city. still pretty nice if you're stepping outdoors on this wednesday evening. 70 in wilmington. 70 right now in trenton. upper 60s as we move north and west. so really no weather worries if you're stepping outdoors. grab light jacket. temperatures will eventually fall into the 50s. 56 degrees by 11:00 o'clock tonight. coming up we'll talk about more warm air, when it will peak along with couple of rainfall chances and that holiday easter weekend forecast. back to you. >> all right, scott, thank you. >>> developing to night, shoc shocking allegations from a city of philadelphia employee. she says city police officers assaulter her inn saad her home. now the department launched an investigation to try to sort it all out. let's get right to

lucy?> all right, thank you, joyce. >>> philadelphia's top cop is trying to strengthen ties between officers and the community they serve. philadelphia police commissioner richard ross spoke at the sharon baptist community center this morning in west physical. muslims for humanity hosted its first annual breakfast for the police commissioner. it was a chance for community members and police leaders to talk about how to improve relations. >> i am willing to do whatever it takes to make this city one of the safest big cities in the country and the only way we're going to do it if you do it alongside me. >> also there this morning former philadelphia police commissioner sylvester johnson. >>> 300,000 diapers are delivered to kids in need this morning. just three hours. the non-profit cradles to crayons moved cases of diapers from its warehouse in conshohocken to shelter, schools and foster homes across the area. the executive director said it's an item struggling families with small kids alway

and how scientist lucy jones became the queen of quakes through no fault of her own. >> i'm being stopped in the grocery store. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the moment he said it, the trump campaign realized it would need a crow bar to get the candidate's foot out of his mouth this time. in an interview today that seemed disjointejointed and belligerent, trump was drawn into a hypothetical question-- in a future america, if abortion of illegal, should women who have one be punished? later trump reversed his answer 180 degrees just like his stand on abortion. here's major garrett. >> reporter: during a contentious interview with msnbc's chris matthews, donald trump said he supported making abortion illegal. matthews then asked him about the ra ramifications of such a . >> the answer is that there has to be some form of punishment. >> for the woman. >> yeah, there has to be some form. >> 10 years? >> i don't know. >> that i don't know. >> why not. you take positions on everything else. >> i do take positions on everything else. >>

frank married lucy. together they have three sons, regal, caleb, and bubu.: okay, go and catch regal, catch regal. narrator: the interracial marriages between africans and chinese were other times rare and not without controversy. after his marriage, frank transferred all his assets from china to zambia and invested in a clothing business together with lucy. frank: this is the first shop. thirteen years ago i managed to help my wife. we help each other to open this shop. it's changed a bit but still the same logo, 15 years ago. narrator: they have moved their major business to high end malls and operate a chain of clothing stores in lusaka. they have employed about 2000 zambian workers. frank might not have expected to have come this far in their business. it's not only the business that binds frank to africa. he has never forgotten what lured him to quit his former job 15 years ago and become an adventurer in africa. ♪ music narrator: the debate about the long-term consequences of china's engagement with africa is heated, especially in western media. will i

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lucy noland?-- >> a common cat parasite may be responsible for outbursts of anger in humans. university of chicago researc researchers say a parasite that is commonly spread from cats to humans play as roll in impulsive aggressive people can contract it from cleaning the cat litter it can cause to you develop intermittent explosive disorder. the parasite can you tell us be found in under cooked meat or contaminated water. doctors say this is just something to keep in mind if you notice a change in your behavior or in the behavior of someone else. >>> and the more time young adults use social media, the higher their chances of being depressed. university of pittsburgh researchers had more than 1700 young adults answer questionnaires about their social media use and participants who used social media the most during the week were nearly three times more likely to suffer symptoms of depression. researchers say the findings could guide public health interceptions to tackle depression which is on track

bill. >> reporter: i did, lucy.nfortunately, every time people hear of another case of zika they get more concerned. dr. mike and others continue to try and let people know that zika in the united states is relatively mild. he also emphasizes not to panic with little information we should all be just fine. >> it is a concern. >> concern over the current international zika virus outbreak has continued to grow and we now have the first reported case in montgomery county. >> when you look at the progression of this virus throughout the world, it's clear that as the summer comes and the warmer weather comes, there will be cases. >> reporter: 55-year-old woman was the sixth confirm case in pennsylvania and like four of the others she contracted the virus while traveling overseas from infected mosquitoes. our own dr. mike told me that information is good but there's no reason to panic. >> when it comes to the zika virus, it's a very mild virus. many people about 80% don't even know that they have the zika virus. >> report

. >> i'm lucy noland. that good samaritan tells fox 29 about the exact moment when he knew he had to act. fox 29's shawnette wilson is live at the station at broad and 59 where this all went down this morning. shawnette. >> reporter: well, lucy, calvin wilson says that he was having a pretty bad morning when he left hahnemann hospital. behind me with not so good news from the doctors but he said that all changed when he was able to help a woman save her husband's live. >> they had look in his eyes. he had tears i want to kill myself. i want to kill myself. leave me alone. >> reporter: words calvin wilson won't forget. nor will he forget what he saw on the broad street line platform this morning. >> she was hysterical. she was hollering. she was screaming. safe him! you know, please safe him. don't let him kill hisself. >> this is septa surveyed showing a man sitting on the platform of the broad and race station. police say first he texted his family and tells him he's going to jump on to the tracks in fron

hey, scott. >> hi there, lucy.o jackets required today but temperatures will change come tomorrow you might need that light jacket or sweater. but another day for the record books in philadelphia. the old record back in 2006, 76 degrees. our high temperature 82 degrees for the second day in a row. live right now at the philadelphia international airport a pair of sevens. look at this. the average high for this time of year is only 51 degrees. those winds still out of the south southwest allowing for those temperatures to soar. we have 77 in wrightstown. 75 right now in dover. look at reading. 76 degrees. 75 in allentown. but already a little cooler in the pocono mountains in the low 60s. and take look. far to the west we're looking at 59 in pittsburgh right now. 50 in buffalo so cooler air will be moving in our direction with a cold front that will also bring the threat for a few showers overnight tonight. so we're dry and quiet now. still pretty comfortable if you're stepping outdoors this evening to walk the dog

lucy williamson has been following the stories of some caught up in the attacks.y: among the questions left are these. what happened to the british i.t. developer? his partner, charlotte, has no idea. after the explosion at 9:00 a.m., charlotte tried to reach him. no answer. man. is an amazing lucy: 270 people from dozens of countries are known to have been injured in the attacks. among them are for british citizens. inside this hospital, 2 british survivors are in intensive care. one is in critical condition. their relatives are waiting for news in a separate part of the hospital. relatives of other victims have begun identifying the dead. among the first to be concerned , a 20-year-old leopold hecht law student in brussels. and peruvian adelma tapia ruiz. her four-year-old twin girls survived the blast because they had run off to play. her brother describes it as an comprehensible. >> her twins were in the airport, too. they were connecting through new york to meet my sister. she planned to come back to peru this year. now, she can never come back. tonight, ther