almost a year later, maddie is almost ready to come home. she's so cute. why doctors now say it's all thanks to her sisters. colleen? >> lucy, should eagles fans be concerned? well, that's the position we're coming up next we'll talk about the the position is looking awfully thin. before the eagles have even >> dramatic moments in manayunk this morning. captured by skyfox. philadelphia police were chasing a stolen van when the driver crashed, got out and then took off on foot. police think he may have jumped into the river. he has not been found. >> a 20 year old man dies after he shot outside a peace concert. it's a story you saw breaking last night at 10:00. police say the bullets started flying around 8:30 last night outside the dell music center in north philadelphia. cops say the victim 20 year old alexis cordero just arrive at the concert. helped to bring attention to gun violence much the gunman is still on the run tonight. coming up at six what police think may have led to the shooting and the clue that could lead to an arrest. >> oxford circle as

maddie, here's my problem with the legislation. i don't really care, i want to know what i have to pay, i'm trying to make comparisons, i want to know what all-in cost is, i'm taking me and the husband and kids on a trip. i need a simple answer, why do i need to see the taxes? >> that question is going to be more and more difficult to answer if the current policy of requiring airlines to absorb the cost of government stays in place. because you can't see the price, because you can't see how many taxes and fees are going towards driving up why you are paying for ticket. that makes it a prime choice for revenues for lawmakers who want to continue to increase the cost of airfare to continue to pay for other programs. gerri: is it your view that the airline industry is unfairly targeted with taxes? >> consumers are unfairly targeted with taxes. they have no way of knowing how much the cost ticket is due to government, and lawmakers continue to take advantage of it. gerri: charlie, do you agree? >> first of all, i agree we're being over

specially the little he is one, maddie, who doctors feared might not make it. >> that was just reallytoy hear. >> but maddie has proven to be quite a fighter, although the battle is far from over for this little one. while her sisters got to go home at two months, she has been at the nicu at children's hospital of philadelphia for months on ends being treated for chronic lung disease, the first few months it was very hard for us to even get her to grow because when babies breathing like that, they are expending almost all of their calories to breathe. and with that, they can't grow healthy lung tissue either. >> heart wrenching tore brook who visits maddie every day with her two sisters strapped in the stroller ready to go. her husband, joe, from glands, where he is a captain in the british royal army. he visits as often as he can. but brook pretty much had to go it alone, spending hours at the hospital playing and caring for mad. >> i actually just started seeing her smile for the first time, like three months ago. >> major milestone for a little girl who has been through so much. ma

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maddy in livermore and low 90s through the san ramon valley. oakland is at 64 this afternoon.g at upper 70's and the north bay. >> james: some of the moisture is coming off of that. but this one does not look like a will turn in terrain where a poor weather as a result. will start to cool down slightly on sunday. >> george: we are tracking a couple of hot spots a few incidents and the east bay. because they're taking so long to clear from the shoulder of the center divider in his back up the traffic through the east bay. that is the 880 stop brown. it is now backed up to 238 on a softball. but their day in the row their problems solved by on. it is already backed up the traffic here on in the south of bonn direction. the effect is been to a backup the west, right into dublin. great morning to use highway 84. that gets you around that problem. >> george: were not tracking any problems on the upper deck. the san mateo bridge and high waves 92 it's still a 15 minute drive time. and you're right to the golden gate bridge is problem free from 37 and a drive time with 32 minutes. if

>> melissa, maddie, melissa and nicole wanted to go beyond the classroom with what they had learned about energy and environmental science and make a difference in their school and community. >> we started by turning off computers. >> recycle. >> turn off lights. >> we weather stripped the doors and windows so the air can't escape so conserve air-conditioning. >> we turned off the about units and opened the windows and doors. >> there are so many little things that you can do that will save energy and money. >> we have the green thermometer. we received energy that we were saving. >> it became a nonprofit school that reduce our carbon footprint. we saved ten's of thousands of dollars. >> we learned how our action affected the environment. >> we're able to vastly decrease the amount of energy our school used. >> going green is a win-win situation for everybody. my eighth grade year, we saved $39,000. and then the year after that, we saved another $14,000. >> we made a presentation for school board members about how the entire district could be more environmentally friendly. >> and they als

we are happy to welcome maddie and tae. great to see you. and it feels like we're watching ourselves live it. like a different person. >> yes. it's crazy to think that 4 million people have watched our video. it's nuts. >> what i love about this song and the video is you're kind of poking fun at country. the guys country. >> the bro country. >> how did it come about? >> maddie and i were in the song writing and we had been listening to country radio. and we love these songs, but the guys kind of make us women seem a little one dimensional. so we wanted to show a different side of the ladies these guys love so much. so we made a checklist. a physical checklist with tailgates, trucks, tan legs, tan lines, all the things -- >> barbie doll girls. >> we like the checklist but better when you sing it. take it away. >> here you go. maddie and tae. ♪ ♪ well i wish i had some shoes on my two bare feet ♪ ♪ and it's getting kind of cold in these painting on cut-off jeans ♪ ♪ i hate the way this bikini top chafes ♪ ♪ do i really have to wear it all day

. >> reporter: maddie child has her entire life on the wall in villanova. >> i'm excited and happy with how my room looks. i feel like this is basically my new home. it feels good. i'm not scared or freaked out. i'm excited. >> reporter: shelves from cape cod, her senior star, roomies ready, mom and dad know their daughter is too. >> it is bitter sweet but it is a good day. >> she worked so hard to get here and such a long process. we started this two years ago with looking at schools and applying and, applying and getting in and scholarships. it is relief, and, you know, job well done, all of us. >> reporter: to all of the freshman entering the campuses all over the the greater delaware valley job well done and congratulations on your journey. when i asked the kids what do you think you'll miss most about home? i thought mom and dad. no, friend and their pets. that is what i had to say to you, all right guys, back to you. >> friend and pet, i get that. i thought the they with say mom's food home cooking. >> yes. >> back here at fox 29 weather authority. thanks very much karen to caitli

the summer break but it's still leaving mothers panicking over how to protect their children while maddy residents try to flee dangerous spots are still getting caught in the crossfire. we're. going to. release a new part of. the person would you. give forces say they've taken control of two towns outside as government forces attempt to fight to regain the self-proclaimed republics refinishing reports from the border between russia and ukraine. well what we can see in this new brain could definitely be described as a very dramatic state to school children in clashes there continued with the death toll including among civilian population also continuing to climb as residential areas often get called to the deadly crossfire when ukrainian army and to government forces fight will seek to send to the just the gaza city itself has claimed that at least five residents were killed in the last twenty four hours humanitarian situation to see to remains a very tense electricity there has been kushal for several days already there are also problems with the running water and the officials of the se

maddy freeman has covered israel for two decades, most recently for the associated press.h magazine tablet, he says is there anything left to say about israel and gaza. he got me thinking about how it is framed. he says there is a severe malfunction in the way journalists portray the country. i want to ask him what that is. he joins me from jerusalem. thank you for joining me. let me start with the truce this week. you wrote that you believe the events in gaza this summer will not be remembered over time as being particularly important. why is that? >> reporter: i think that if we look at what happened in gaza this summer apart from the tragic and senseless loss of life, we see another round in a war between israel and the arab world that's been going on for about a century. wasn't the first round. it wasn't the first round against hamas. it wasn't the first round in gaza and unfortunately it won't be the last. >> is that why you say instead of calling it israeli/palestinian, it should be called israeli arab or jewish arab? >> when you frame it as israeli/palestinian, you

she said my name is not maddy. it's ms. collins said she lost a lot of jobs for that. i think that kind of tenacity and courage rubbed off on me in some way or another. i remember as clearly as i'm sitting here when she would tell me that story i didn't understand it then. i was too young to probably understand it, but that wasn't the funny moment in my life with my mother. she lived to 92 years of age. she past six or seven years ago. come on, you can clap. 92, 92, 92. it's a long time. [applause] >> so speaking of your mother when you are young man he were very busy in addition to school and being in the honor society. he had a lot of odd jobs. you are collecting merit badges but even so you were a little bit of a rabble-rouser even in your youth. he you write that you liked drink white water from white water fountains. what did your mother have to say about doing that? >> she slapped the hell out of me. [laughter] it was the custom in the south. void that you know better than that? dam. >> i thought that was an interesting point in your book. back then the older peo

. >> reporter: maddie montoya recorded part of this call. >> i'm scared. what do you want me to do?he caller threatened to kill her brother if she didn't pay but she didn't fall for it. >> he would kind of tell me things that didn't make sense. >> reporter: but this connecticut couple did posting this video on youtube to warn others. >> we're doing this just to kind of spread the word. >> reporter: now the fbi is warning so-called kidnap hoax scammers have a new target in their sights, doctors. including three people in just one day this week in new mexico. >> he says, guy yag goes, i says, yeah, i have somebody that wants to talk to you and this girl starts screaming help and then i could hear like them pulling her away. >> reporter: last month dr. noel lopez received this frightening call but could sense something wasn't quite right. >> it's me, dad. >> who's me? >> it was scary to get a call like this. >> reporter: it's critical to ask questions, engage in dialogue. >> force the virtual kidnapper to provide you more details which he or she does not have. >> reporter: that could b

and she said my name is not maddy. it's -- she lost a lot of jobs for that. that tenacity and courage rubbed off on me because i remember as clearly as i'm sitting here, when she would tell me that story, i didn't understand it then. i was too young to probably understand it. but that's a defining woman in my life was my mama. she lived to 92 years of age. she passed about six or seven years ago. come on. you can clap. 92. 92. 92. a long time. 92. >> so speaking of your mother, when you were a young man, you were very busy. in addition to school and being in the honor society, you had a lot of odd jobs. you were collecting merit badges. but even so, you were a little bit of a rabble rouser. you liked to drink white water from white water fountains but what did your mother have to say about that? >> she slapped the hell out of me. there was a custom in the south. boy, don't you know better than that? bam. she had been conditioned to live like that. >> i thought that was an interesting point in your book that back then, the older people in segregation were used

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of the day, disney has got a very good marketing strategy around it.making omnimt like lfltiv and maddie mind, viacom is targeting a much morphiclele demographic in the young adults. that's incredibly harder to monetize than the older -- >> you have a buy on the share, you were saying. >> i do. >> so why? >> well, the main reason is that the ratings have been recovering from the low points that we saw back couple years ago. they've made a very, very good effort to invest aggressively. they're spending north of $3 billion. that's going to translate into ratings momentum. overall i think the volatility that you are seeing is really mainly due to the film division. the underlying media network's business, advertisement affiliate revenue growth we think is pretty much intact. over the long term with the film pipeline looking much better, "transformers 4" north of $1 billion now, that should begin to translate into much better results. >> real quick, what's your price target on each? >> $93 on viacom and $70 on cbs. >> okay. our polls closed, by the way. cbs has won 56% to 44%. >> that's fine