the the latest robbery and assault is the first in which a victim has been sprayed with mace. >> it is a safe neighborhood. we all feel very safe walking around here mess of the time, so i think it is unusual. >> reporter: detective are trying to determine if their may be video of this have afternoon's attack add to go their concerns they say that at least two of the six robberies and assault it a appears that the suspects may have had had weapons. we will have much more on this developing story and police want you to be aware if you live in spring garden a and if you have any information, to contact them immediately. live from central detective i'm walt hunter for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> okay walt, we will see you at 6:00. >>> there is more breaking news, right now chopper three is live over a fire in delaware. this is at 120 hey road in edgemore. it is the iko manufacturing plant, we're told that they make roofing products there lot of water being poured on the structure as you can see in this picture. we have heard that a tank containing asphalt has caught fire but there have be

the victim was maced and put in a head locked and robbed. five other hold jumps have happened in the neighborhood in the past three weeks. we'll have reaction from residents in the next half-hour. >> a school district on the main line is investigating a disturbing case of racist graffiti. the principal sent an e-mail to parents saying he plans to address the matter to students yesterday. >> black history month it's just affecting my principal and the general school society. >> the graffiti was photographed and erased. radnor police say they were never notified to investigate what could have been a hate crime. >> we're about to close the door on february, but it's going out with a bitter blast. >> reporter: it's one of the coldest februaries we have on record. march is sunday, let's go march. storm tracker 6 live double scan, i got a tweet from somebody saying i'm waking up with a coating of snow in chester county, when is spring coming? we'll talk about that in a moment, but we'll talk about snow. it's not going to be too bad but a little bi

police say a woman was maceed. but in a headlock and then robbed. >> my hope is they'll catch these kids soon and that the woman victimized will recover quickly and fully. >> reporter: just last any teens in question were captured on surveillance north and fairmont avenue. police say the teens had just attacked a 13-year-old boy from behind and robbed him of his cellphone. >> kind of concerned for safety of women and i hope something can be done. >> reporter: and as you just heard residents wanting this group of teenagers to be disciplined and off the streets again police tell me that they are making progress and that they did at this time have names it's just a matter of following through on the investigation. we're live in spring garden. sharee williams, "channel 6 action news," jim. >> thank you, sharee. >>> police are searching for someone who took off from the scene of this crash in the holmesburg section of philadelphia. it happened tonight. investigators say a 23-year-old man was driving a stolen jeep when h

series of attacks, this after a noon, that woman knock to the ground and sprayed in the face with mace and robbed in mid afternoon in broad daylight. medics cared for this victim whose identity we're concealing, helping her get to the hospital shortly after she was sprayed in the face with mace, robbed, and then knock to the ground here in the 1800 block of north street at mid afternoon. >> i'm shocked. on this block i'm shocked. >> reporter: this attack police say is the the sixth in spring garden since february 9th, all believed to have been committed by the same group of suspects . >> it is the same neighborhood. we all, i feel very safe walking around here most of the time. i think it is unusual. >> reporter: police say this surveillance video he shows four persons of interest wanted for a february 20th beating and robbery of the 13 year-old boy near 22nd and fairmount. in every robbery police say a group of between two and four suspects, steals iphones and other items from victims. >> i do understand that at least one of the instant tenth the kids slashed some type of a weapon yea

police say she was maced and then robbed of her smart phone. this happened at 18th and north street in spring garden yesterday. that robbery and assault is the most recent of six in the spring garden neighborhood this month all believed to be linked. >> safe neighborhood, i mean, we all -- i feel very safe walking around here most of the time. so i think it is unusual. >> now, this video released by police shows four teenagers wanted for questioning in a beating and robbery in the same area on february 20th. police say they may be connected to yesterday's incident. >>> coming up on 5:03, it is finally friday katie. how is it looking this morning? >> definitely cold outside erika. we have that going for us again. i mean, that's really what this month of february has been known for. and it will go into the record books, as one of the coldest we've ever seen since records began. however, we're also got little hint of activity, little blush on the radar for you here on storm scan3, you can see how things have sort of blossomed right on the tail end

uh-oh, now they've mixed in a couple maces into the madness.these ding-a-lings are going absolutely medieval knievel on each other, but they still have time for a little old-fashioned hand-to-hand grappling. ah, the little things mean a lot. i hope i have this much fun when i'm in my 50s. these guys kick major battle-ax. let's slow things down a bit and spend a few tranquil moments on the shores of lake foxy for some bikini fishing. >> ♪ ow! ♪ >> narrator: something tells me these ladies have no trouble reeling in the big ones. i thought when girls hung out, they went shoe shopping. who knew they were up to cool stuff like this? nice work, heather. that's a keeper. looks like julie's hooked something, too. oh, yeah. that is one sweet, firm, young bass. mmm. before, when i heard the word "heaven," i used to think of clouds and harps and stuff. now i think it might be a lot more like this. all right, my thrill-seeking minions and lovers of all things that bite it big-time, it's time for a special "amateur hour" edition of the... today, the top 5

. >> a woman was maced on in the street in the million dollars of the -- middle of the day. she may be one of many victims in attacks. >> let's go over to david murphy and karen rogers has

this video is from the car of sergeant jeffrey mace. >> stop. stop. >> oh. >> the subject had been notified of an erratic driver on the road. he was expecting this suv to show up. the driver jeffrey ramirez did stop. when the sergeant told him to stay put, he hit the gas and drove toward the sergeant and nearly collided with another vehicle. >> i'm okay. >> he did suffer injuries to back neck and shoulders because of this. the driver got away. he was located shortly after when they noticed he hit a mailbox and drove on to the lawn of a home. they took him to the hospital and found out he was driving drunk. he's facing almost ten different charges, including aggravated assault against an officer and driving while intoxicated. >> he could have killed people he could have killed the officer. >> a lucky day for everyone in this video, including this incident in china where another alleged drunk driver did this. >> ridiculous following that track. >> he's vy eventually two officers try to control the situation. >> what an idiot. >> one of the officer

some of that turns to rain into the second day, for maces like boston, that are sick of the snow and would rather have the rain. >> and les paul was a great guitarist and mark trickett guitar pioneers. among his preductions was a prototype known as black beauty. you are dressed for the weather. >> i'm dressed as a rock journalist. that's what we do. it's a guitar that some said was so significant to popular music history that it carried a price tag of up to 2 million. others attacked less significance and a lower price. find out who was correct after the story of the black beauty and the man that sold her at auction. >> reporter: the 1954 gibson prototype black beauty played here by tom doyle, paul's right-hand man for years. >> i'm working with one of the greatest geniuses. >> reporter: les paul was frugal and tom worked long hours for little or no money. when he was given the black beauty in lieu of a pay check, tom said thanks. >> i said thanks. he said "it's yours, tom." tom is selling the black beauty at access with all of paul's pioneering tropics, stuff he wouldn't show anyone

and this has been -- mace sis's down 10% from the record high and it's a good bet it catches up with the group. >> i would add one more point. they had a lot of news. they made an acquisition and reiterated 2014 guidance and said q4 comps were good. it comes down to guidance. what nordstrom is telling you today, the stock could still advance and trades at 13 times expected gross of earnings percent. this one sets up as a good trade. >> today the stock was 63.25, i looked to march and bought the 65, 67.5 call spread. i sold one of the march 63.5 calls at 30 cents against it. when you think about the trade, i have a break even up at 65, 60 and i'm selling 67.5 call. it's been down at one point 10% from there. it sets up as a good earnings trade and only risking 1.5 -- >> i think this is a decent play. the only thing i would point out, options going in are cheaper than they usually are. if it does rally, it's possible to break through the high we previously saw. i don't even mind simply buying that call -- granted it's a third of the price, it's very inexpensive given the stotime. >> pr

. >> you can black as out of the press, blog and arrest us, tear gas, mace and shoot us as we know very well, you will, but this time we're not turning back. we know you are finished. desperate near the end. hysterical in your flabbergastlyness. amen. >> after the readings, the crowd headed to a reception upstairs by wandering through the other gallery rooms in the historic home. the third floor is not usually reserved for just parties, however. it is the stage for live performances. ♪ under the guidance of musical curators these three, meridian has maintained a strong commitment to new music, compositions that are innovative, experimental and sometimes challenging. sound art is an artistic and event that usually receives short shrift from most galleries because san francisco is musicians have responded by showing strong support for the programming. ♪ looking into meridian's future she says she wants to keep doing the same thing that she has been doing since 1989. to enlighten and disturbed. >> i really believe that all the arts have a serious function and that it helps us find out who

the gushing water mixed with dirt from street construction making a muddy mace. the symphony hall was not damaged and tonight's show will go on as scheduled. >>> tonight's oscar nominees are in los angeles getting ready for the biggest night in the movie industry, that includes a bay area man whose documentary short has a chance to earn him a statuette. katie marzullo has the story. >> reporter: as much as we love it here on the red carpet we actually took a detour for a great cause today to the writers guil theater in beverly hills. that's where stanford perhaps, current lay palo alto resident is screening his oscar nominated documentary short, white arc. with his documentary, white earth, playing on the silver screen, j. christian jensen watches from the back of the theater. >> i never fathomed my student film would ever reach the oscars. >> but it has. the 20-minute short chronicles the oil boom in north dakota as seen through the eyes of might grandchildren. their stories are raw, the images are haunting. it's exactly the kind of film embrace build the intern

the gushing water mixed with dirt from street construction making a muddy mace. the symphony hall was not damaged and tonight's show will go on as scheduled. >>> tonight's oscar nominees are in los angeles getting ready for the biggest night in the movie industry, that includes a bay area man whose documentary short has a chance to earn him a statuette. katie marzullo has the story. >> reporter: as much as we love it here on the red carpet we actually took a detour for a great cause today to the writers guild theater in beverly hills. that's where stanford perhaps, current lay palo alto resident is screening his oscar nominated documentary short, white arc. with his documentary, white earth, playing on the silver screen, j. christian jensen watches from the back of the theater. >> i never fathomed my student film would ever reach the oscars. >> but it has. the 20-minute short chronicles the oil boom in north dakota as seen through the eyes of might grandchildren. their stories are raw, the images are haunting. it's exactly the kind of film embrace build the inter

we've got some cologne, we got some mace.le bonaca right here for fresh breath -- oh, that was the mace. [ laughter ] >> seth: dennis -- these are all interesting features. where is the actual watch? >> yes, of course coming up. it shutdown again. so we're going to have to -- [ dennis' weird noise ] [ alarm ] there we go. now we're going to turn on the watch feature, quack. no, that one's the pump sound. turn off the pump! turn off the pump! >> seth: i can ask somebody else for the time. >> it doesn't seem to be working. ah, i remember the watch command. watchy, watchy, watchy! >> seth: dennis mclintock everybody. we'll be right back with julian edelman. [ applause ] >> oh, there it is. ♪ ♪ the adventures you've been imagining. the heroes you've been admiring. the worlds you've been dreaming of. ♪ the thrills you've been craving. the moments you've been missing. the vacation you've been looking for is here. come and take it. universal orlando resort. experience it all with the wizarding world of harry potter vacation package.

. >> a woman was maced on in the street in the million dollars of the -- middle of the day. she may be one of many victims in attacks. >> let's go over to david murphy and karen rogers has the morning commute. >> reporter: we have snow showers in chester county pushing into delaware county and getting ready to come into philadelphia. so far in the outlying areas all we've had are flurries. this is enough to put down a coating on some surfaces that haven't been treated. be careful of that as it glides through the morning rush hour. doesn't look like it will be around very long as you look at satellite, there's a transition for partly sunny skies. 25 degrees in philadelphia. 26 in wilmington. 17 in allentown. 19 in reading. 16 degrees in wildwood, new jersey. so everybody needs to bundle up. as we roll through the day, 25 by 9:00 a.m. noon, 28. we'll get up to 31 by 3:00 p.m. the high of 32 i believe will be right in there around 2 or 2:30. skies clearing tonight. if you have plans to go out on the town, you'll need a i'll have the details coming up. as well as precipitation a

congress feel they must deliver on their promise to cop tit wenters and roll back this order put in mace by president obama. they're trying to do this, tie this so-so legislation security. there will continue to be a lot of debate and arguing on capitol hall how tocapitol hill, and how they hope to roll lack the executive order on immigration. >> the u.s. scientists have spotted a rare baby orca. the population still remains dangerously low. last year four whales were lost. 80. scientists will decide how to best protect the animals. more news for you online. video on demand, breaking news and all the extras at www.aljazeera.com hi, i am lisa fletcher, and you are in the stream. a look at why young african-americans are turning to twitter to discuss the issues their local communities won't. their struggle to preserve their culture in the u.s., may found at an unbearable cost. another view of multiculturism, captain america in a turbin, how one man turned the icon oven it's

i don't want to see mace get hurt but we have a good test in montreal. if you start looking past that, you'll get ahead of yourself. so that's what i'm prepared for right now. >> timonen skated and his goal is to play a game by the end of the month. he's getting there. >>> the sixers have been growing as a team playing hard together. when are we going to see first-round pick? could it be this season? sam hickey says the team has been discussing that but until he passes all the hurdles, rehabbing from that broken foot, he will continue to do this. shoot before games. he has been looking good but he has a ways to go. sam hingy tellstells us when you can see him? >> we say, when you want to see him, come at 5:30 and watch him shoot before the game. he may be our second best shooter. just from the perimeter early on. we told somebody the other day, he wants to be in a three-point shooting contest. i said easy big fella. >> there was big shot then hip-hop now meet franklin. the sixers new mascot was introduced today at the franklin institute. he's a big, blue

. >> but as houthi supporters cheered, anti-coup protests took mace in several cities across the country, a student-led demonstration was fired on and dispersed in the capital. thousands took to the streets in the southern city. the u.n. special envoy who failed to get all sides to agree on a deal said that he was disappointed in the houthi decision to go it alone. the u.s. condemned the power grab too, and the gulf corporation council says: as calls for protests continued, it was announced that tribes would not obey orders coming from sanaa. they have agreed on the formation of an alternative body. the houthis played their hand. but the question is whose turn is it next. will the united nations implement a sanctions threat or will the political parties come up with a proposed solution. there's much anticipation as to what action gulf countries will take. meanwhile thousands of yemenis decided to take to the streets, they say, until they topple the new government. french president francis hollande warned that war at the gate of europe as the crisis gets worse, the main focus of a catholi

the woman told police she was maced and robbed of a smart phone near 17th and norris. police say there have been six attacks in that area this month. >>> and, one of the men accused of trying to join the terror group isis once lived in this apartment in dover delaware. investigators say he also worked at the dover mall. that suspect is accused of planning to send money and fighters to join islamic state militants. >>> your time now 4:50. let's get a check on business. >> money watch's joe wagner joins us from the new york torque stock exchange, where talk is over the scc sweeping new rules about net neutrality. good morning. >> good morning ukee, erika. comcast, at&t and other internet provide remembers expected to sue after the ftc approved those historic neutrality rules. it prevent broad band providers from favoring certain content or charging companies like netflix for faster express lanes for their content. president obama lobbied for these new controls, industry insiders though say it is a government over reach. and it will site full innovation, also create new t

works as an injection molder at a fakery in suburban de-- factory in suburban, detroit and he hasn't maced a day of work for 12 years. >> how he do the work is how the real battle is won. >> reporter: his story was featured in the detroit free press. and inspired someone to -- inspired -- [indiscernible] to get involved. >> it's $500 in bus fares. >> reporter: the two men met for the first time on monday at a restaurant in downtown detroit. of the six figures raised, most have come in in small amounts. >> most of the donations have been 20, 20 bucks. i've had a lot of people comment and say, you know, this is all i v. i wish i could give more. >> reporter: while robinson says his faith has kept him going, the ki fted him up. vinita nair, cbs news, new york. >> and we've checked. just like any other day, james robinson is at work this afternoon. he still needs to research vehicles and insurance. he says he's going to take it slow and emphasize that he's just a regular worker. >>> still ahead on wusa9, falling gas prices. analysts say they're headed in the opposite direction now. details ahe

and the mace and did not have a good rather for their fans as.layers. rubin for a new jersey there's melvyn chatting with the media. >> reporter: astros at the grammy red carpet. have a hard break and humor. >> reporter: glimmering down and steadings suit. another look at this cupcake dress and madonna looking like a matador. singing.. sam smith will not have the single much more >>: i want to think demand abroad are heart and i want to thank you could got before grammy's. bsn >>:beyonce speaking... i like to deny beehive you guys have been a great inspiration for me. >> reporter: the onset hanson--jenny fox--jammie fox imitating ray charles. >> reporter:beyonce ending the grammys. singing in church song. but >> reporter: with what side we have a beautiful ship--a beautiful look here outside here in the north bay and sprinkle here and there. no. they locations the russian river where we thought it would give up to 20 to 26 ft.. we have some of our viewers even farther north and russian sing we have some decent ring. -- we had decent rain. >> repo

. >>> macing. >> in addition to salea's own crucials the exhibit features interpretations historic worksluding mona lisa and the screen. the art of the brick it goes on display starting saturday. >> well, good evening, i saw that exhibit in new york and we all went craze i. even if you are not a huge lego fan you will love this exhibit. let's talk about the weather. we are looking at a clear skies right the now with cloud moving n these cloud, will be moving in overnight tonight and they will help temperature, from bottoming out too much, wind become southerly and that southerly wind within warming us up toward dawn. that is good news, in this particular forecast. we're looking at temperatures that are falling now though, mainly in the 20's. our eyewitness weather watchers are saying 20's are wild on this board tonight. we will go to the north and west of philadelphia near norristown where the temperature is 23 degrees in eagleville lewis reporting a clear sky, skies moon lit again tonight. right now 28 degrees being report by shawn, he is in evesham township right now experiencing a wes

. >> macing todd, thanks very much. >>> receipts dents of the philadelphia apartment building say they are lucky to be alive after a gas main ruptured and blew out their windows this morning. now investigators are looking into whether the the frigid temperatures played a factor in this. team coverage continues with "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter. >> reporter: as the apartment collapsed around them furniture flipped upside down, the floor lifted off its foundation by the natural gas explosion, richard jordan and his wife sleeping in this bed their dog at their side and unhurt. >> nothing kicked out from under the the bed. that is a miracle um. >> reporter: returning to salvage what they could jordans remembered watching as the ceiling began falling stopping just inches from the foot of their bed. >> the lord was looking out for us, and kept that ceiling up there, if it had come down on us, i don't think we would have ever made it out. >> whoever won that 500 million lottery didn't do as well as me. >> reporter: are upstairs neighbor paul mcginty also got out uninjured joining ne

police say she was maced and robbed of her smart phone. this happened at 18th north streets in spring garden the robbery and assault is the most recent of six in the spring garden neighborhood this month all believeed to be linked. >> it's a safe neighborhood. i mean we all -- i feel very save walking around her most of time. so i think it's unusual. >> this video released by police shows four teenagers wanted for questioning in a beating and robbery in the same area february 20th and police say they may be connected to today's incident. >>> in a bold move the so-called black madam took the stand in her murder trial in philadelphia today. she admitted performing buttock enhancement procedures but said she never intendeded to harm. he's charged in the death avenue british tourist at a hotel near the airport in 2011. prosecutors say the dancer died after receiving silicone injections from winslow. >>> fire break out at a plant in delaware that makes roofing products. chopper three over the eco manufacturing plant on hay road in edgemoor. a t

so to me it is one of the worst maces in america to do fracking. >> what was interesting to me in preparing the ever this show, is that a lot of the people that we talked or that i read about in preparation aren't against fracking they just want a little more common sense used until all the facts are in, about where these wells are drilled. do you think there's room to be more selective on the part of the industry about where these fracking sites are operating? in a way that allays community fears but doesn't harm industry or their profits. >> yes, there most certainly is, and that's one reason why frackenning needs to be regulated on a local level, not on a national level, because each community knows best what is right for them. and fracking is regulated on a state level currently, but there is a push for a national fracking ban and fracking needs to remain on the state level, and local communities can do ordinances as they have done and are doing. but the big question i think is to realize, that this is not new. when you say well we need to wait until we see if the this is safe, it's imp

show that will be influencing $2.5 billion in a marketplace philadelphia is the fourth biggest mark mace in the country. you can see why this show is so important to the manufacturers to the dealers but most importantly to the consumers. >> reporter: a little flash arc lot of power. >> in center city, steve patterson cbs3 eyewitness into. >>> new tonight, a dangerous meal. a dog is lucky that be a life after he ate a pair of women's boots. surgeons removed about 2 pounds of boot material from the dog's stomach today. he underwent surgery at the veterinary specialty and emergency center in philadelphia. the four-year-old mixed breed's name is vince. he ate the boots yesterday afternoon. >> in this situation if they hadn't come in and it had stayed in the stomach he probably would have gotten really dehydrateed had electrolyte problem gone in to shock and eventually they would have brought him in but they were very as substitute about his signs and brought him in quickly. >> doctors do say vince is going to be okay. >>> all right. good saturday night everyone. that ago tick air mass holdin

this festival ace macing. love tonight dover when this thing comes around, all the time.y had been rumored as the headliner but was absent just a few weeks ago. kings of leon and killers will also be performing among many others at this fantastic festival that they have in the state capitol of delaware. >> that is an incredible line up. >> unbelievable. folks keep coming out year after year. >> so true you. >> marvin gaye's family filed a federal lawsuit against robin thick. gaye family called blurred line a rip off of his 1977 hit, got to give it up. >> have a listen, compare the 21st. but first marvin gaye. >> ♪ >> um-hmm. >> that is all i'm saying. um-hmm. >> i used to play that in my high school band back in the day and i'm telling you it is the same song. come on. >> thick testified in the trial over the tunes, and it is expect to last two weeks. >> that is madonna taking a tumble on stage at last night's award in london. you can blame the blunder on a wardrobe malfunction. one of her dancers yanked the cape that she was wearing but instead coming off like it was sup

conspiracy to systematically violate the constitutional rights in a matter that is prima fascia, taking mace under the noses under the entire press core. do you stand by that? >> i do. >> how is it possible that is going on and it's not in the "chicago sun times" or any reader. >> i wish you could tell me that. you spent more time in chicago than i have. what i heard was that they tried to interest journalists in looking into homan square for years and got no takers. why is that? i have no idea. what i have seen in the time that i have been reporting this and another story that a former chicago cop that became a guantanamo torturer, and had signs of doing that to black chicagoians is that is difficult to get institutional chicago to be interested in what happens to black and brown chicagoans. he was found unresponsive in a room. the medical examiners office could not locate any record for a cause of death. it remains unclear why he was every in police custody. >>> the medical examiner contacted me and said that he died from heroin intoxication. how could he have been in custody, if you know

most armed only with handcuffs, a can of mace and a remote radio. >> what's the biggest challenge inside the walls? >> making it back outside the walls. that's the biggest challenge. >> all aspects behind the wall can be dangerous. it's how you handle yourself in a situation and how you present yourself to the offenders. we're ready in charlotte. >> these guys will not give us a lick of respect unless we respect them first. we treat them like men. we treat them like human beings. we don't talk down to them. i go out of my way not to know what particular crime they're in here for because i don't want to be judgmental. >> most correctional officers agree that maintaining authority without provoking hostility is a delicate balancing act. >> you have to pick a line, draw it in the sand and stick to it. you can't vary every day you come in. you can't be their buddy tomorrow and then be hard on them the day afterwards. you've got to stick to your guns and just hold true to what you believe in and just do your job. you don't have to be super cop. you just have to do your job. >> how are you doi

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instead of a toast, the groom got a tase, and the bridal party got a shower of mace. >> what is going i'm just got married, it's supposed to be the happiest day in my life, and i'm getting tased and the best man's his way to jail, too, so i don't see how it could get any worse. >> jeffrey has been on the force for 15 years. >> homa is a small town. nice to live here. it's quiet. >> homa is usually quiet. but not on july 23rd, 2005. riding along with police is a cameraman. >> what the [ bleep ]? some wedding. >> shooting for a local tv show called "the beat," produced by martin foles. >> sometimes you come back with no video and sometimes you come back and it is pretty good stuff. this time it was real good stuff. >> but how did this couple's happily ever after turn so quickly to disaster? it begins when someone calls 911 but hangs up. >> get down! >> they thought the groom was having a seizure. just the way they were behaving, you could tell that they had had way too much alcohol. >> police and paramedics arrive at the scene. they determine the groom is not having a seizure, but he is

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i have some mace. yes, i do keep safe. >> reporter: suss spec described in his mid 20s was last seen wearing a black coat with silver trim. a red and white scarf black knit hat and gray sneakers. >> shouldn't have been a reason because there's a lot of people around. >> reporter: now police are still looking for surveillance video to get a better look at that suspect if you recognize him please call philadelphia police. guys? >> thank you, chris. >>> developing right now the evacuation of the us embassy in yemen. turmoil has gripped the nation for months and just last month the yemen' president prime minister and cabinet resign. iranian back rebels have been holding the president captive in his home for days. us officials say america's counter terrorism missions will continue throughout that country country. >>> tonight words written by an american killed by isis have come to light and kayla mueller's words are powerful indeed. fox news published a letter the 26-year-old wrote to her family while in ca

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