this past june, marilyn answered a call from alert 1 about renewing service for cenother year. she said she'd no longer need their services. >> if she were going to return home, we would call. he said, thank you. >> reporter: so, she was surprised to find this charge for $323. marilyn called the company and was told she needed to return the machine and bracelet. she did. but the company then sent this collection notice saying that because it wasn't returned the family owed $323 for anotherwyear of service. that's when marilyn asked news 4 for help. >> i'd like you to contact them. they market very well. okay. to caregivers and the elderly and the disabled. i would like their billing de partment to be just as compassionate and transparent. >> so we reached outto alert one marilyn's behalf and immediately problem solved. the company said that it wasn't aware that there was a "situation" but they spoke wouh marilyn and her mother's account balance was waived. shmee is not responsible for the amount. and marilyn is grateful to have this matter behind her so that she can better focu

reporter: before help arrived, marilyn got sick, so haran moved marilyn on her side and cleaned her up. >> he rolled me over on my side so i wouldn't choke. >> reporter: for marilyn, with a haran did was nothing short of a thanksgiving miracle. >> i am very thankful for him. he really save midlife. >> reporter: but don't call hara nsa hero. he tells me he was just doing his job. >> my mother, she told me if somebody do that to my mother, i'm really happy. so that time i want to thank my mother. >> haran is originally from brazil. he's been in the straight for 30 years and works for a delivery company called laser ship. haran doesn't get to see his own mother very often because she's still in brazil but says he's now made a lifelong friend in marilyn. bob ward, fox 25 news. >>> remember this last year we were gearing up for a storm where we would get over 10-inches of snow over parts of massachusetts and new hampshire. this is not for tomorrow. this year not a chance we're getting any snow but sure feels like it outside. how about 24 for you in bedford. still 40 in boston. 23 in norw

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marilyn said, can i give youing in and he said, let's just be friends for lime life. in quincy, bob ward, fox 25 news. >> the reporter: employees of a local school district getting break on after-school costs while other parents are paying up. a state report that says these employees now owe the district thousands. >> elizabeth: also ahead, it's what the doctor ordered. new recommendations on one activity that doctors want pregnant women to add to their daily routine. >> mark: traffic is an absolute mess tonight, it's a slow go on 128, the mass pike, 93. we'll have another live look at the traffic troubles in seven minutes here on. >> elizabeth: a vigil being held this weekends in sharon in honor of the victims of recent terror attacks. >> among those victims was sharon native ezra schwartz, killed last week during an attack in israel, while studying abroad. a candlelight vigil will be held on sunday after memorial beach park. st. louis -- or excuse me, the st. paul school graduate convicted in a high-profile case is now listed on the sex offend offender registry boar

, i'll help you. >> the reporter: but before help arrived, marilyn got sick, so hiran moved marilyn on to her side and cleaned her up. >> i rolled me over on my side so i wouldn't choke anymore. >> the reporter: for marilyn, what hiran did was nothing short of a thanksgiving miracle. >> i am very thankful for him. he really saved my life. >>> but don't call hiran a hero. he tells me, he was just doing his job. >> my mother, she's older too. if something do that for my mother, i'm really happy. so that time, i was thanking my mother. >> the reporter: hiran is originally from brazil. he's been in the states for 30 years and he works for a delivery company called laser shift. now, hiran doesn't get to see his own mother very often, because she's still in brazil. but he says he's made a lifelong friend in marilyn. in quincy, bob ward, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: the green line extension is supposed to connect boston with somerville and fed medford, but cost overruns have put that project in jeopardy. fox 25 investigates uncovered documents that showed the state was warned of the possibility

. >> marilyn reyes started using drugs in the 1980s. marijuana, heroin, whatever she could get her hands on. in 1979 she went to prison on felony drug charges. once there she managed to kick the habit. she was ready to go on and work. >> i wanted to be self-sufficient and support my children. i tried so lard to apply and apply and apply numerous place he but i never got a job. >> she suspected but never could prove that it was the box she checked admitting to a criminal record that kept her out of work. >> hi baby it was good. >> in the two decades since leaving prison she never could get more than a part time gig. >> i could pay for rent barely, doesn't include food doesn't include clothing. >> when people exit prison they face punishment for a lifetime. >> glen martin is the founder of just leadership u.s.a, a nobody profit focused on criminal justice reform. >> to become part of the fabric of america to pursue the american dream we need to take away the criminal record. >> despite a liberal arts degree he struggled to find even menia

the sixteen-year veteran of the homer fire department left behind his wife, marilyn and three daughters-- molly, shelly and megan. "it's a healing process for the girls. they've grown up not having their dad around and that was hard," said gene copple's wife, marilyn copple. they're thankful for the memories and it's made them a stronger and closer family. "it means a lot to my heart to do this for my dad. he's looking down at us saying look what my girls are doing, honoring this for me," said gene copple's oldest daughter, molly copple. sunday, homer healed together as a community. in homer, >> hope you took advantage of the nice weather over the weekend. ben says we won't see that kind of weather again for..... well, maybe not until next spring. ben's forecast is next. here's the lunchtime view in spencer, iowa.. where it's 50 degrees with light rain falling. jeb bush: we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leader. who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in the middle east? who's going to take care of israel and support them

marilyn contacted her utility company to do an emergency audit, checking for drafts. >> look out the windows that are supposed to help us out. >> to help prevent pipes from freezing, open cabinet doors to let the warm air flow in. if you have a ceiling fan -- >> reverse the direction of the ceiling fan because it will go at the top of the home. if you reverse it you'll get more of the heat. >> make sure that electrical outlets are water tight. even her service contract costs a couple hundred dollars a year, she says it buys her peace of mind. >> it's money, but then when the safety part comes in then i know my air conditioning and heating unit going to be checked. so i kind of outweigh it. >> reporter: well, also you want prevent frozen pipes. keeping the home more humid makes a home feel warmer. the warmer air, the wetter air makes it feel warmer. the drier air makes it feel cooler. >> besides your windows and doors what else to check for the drafts? >> check the attic, make sure that heat isn't escaping there. check on the entrances to the attic. make sure they're sealed tightly. >

. >> my real parents are jfk and marilyn monroe. i was their love child. >> an unusual inmate with an unusual charge threatens. >> all of you are dead when you get out on the street. >> you don't listen. >> you can go back to your cell. huh enough of an audience. >> even slips free of his restraints. >> every day countless people pass by the 11-story building having no idea about the drama inside. >> we have to come back every week, every day, every shift. we will. >> some of the 2200 men and women incarcerated have been convicted of crimes, most have only been charged. they are awaiting trial. >> charges range from misdemeanor charges and the highest felony you can think of. you meet people you never thought you would meet. everyone has a different story. >> hardly anyone has a story or as many as john schmidt. >> peace. i'm out. let me clean my room. >> he has been charged with inducing panic to which he pled not guilty. it's not a run-of-the-mill charge nor has he proven to be a run-of-the-mill inmate. >> i got out of my vehicle

now, marilyn mack straight up the middle. and look at that speed.e burst through the line, 57 yards, 21-ten. still, just pouring it on. out of the pocket. scrambles, and find mack coming across the middle. that's 20-yard td. the owls never get close after that. >> temple defense just leida egg tonight. marilyn mack, 272 total yards, three touchdowns. temple gets upset 44, 23. sixers zero and nine on the verge of losing, embarrassing start of the season. unfortunately, something we're all used to, right, because they lost their first 17 games last year. they try to put a stop to the losing today against the spurs, and, you guessed it, no shot. the spurs getting contributions from everywhere, like fast break, danny grain, bucket. that's a tray ball. that's why 13-three run. the sixers lose their tenth game in a row, 92-83. >> in carolina, flyers, hurricanes, great tribute to the people suffering in paris, and all over. this game with over time. michael with the slap shot. also, bore check, gets it in there, flyers win in ot3-two. >> the phillies didn'

. >> reporter: 43 years old ken mcdonald and his wife marilyn didn't plan on a big family after all he could barely get her on a date. >> asked her out a bunch of times she turned him down a bunch of times. then she finally said yes. >> reporter: but two months later ken and marilyn were engaged and a wedding and six babies came in quick succession. after serving in the navy and vietnam ken knew what a treasure he had in his hopkinton home. >> he loved all of us. he loved his family. >> reporter: after a career in computer repair, ken retired in 2012. that's when he started going to fox 25 zip trips in his spare time. this summer ken came to 13 of our broadcasts and made staff. >> they would venture so wherever you guys were going he really, really, really enjoyed that each week. >> that naturally curious mind also part of his favorite hobby. >> he liked tinkering with a lot of things. fixing stuff. >> reporter: and that's just what he was doing yesterday his family says. going to a natick tool store to putter around with his years. as the two men walked to the front door police say an

but before help arrived, marilyn got sick, so iran moved marilyn onto her side and cleaned her up. >> he rolled me over on my side so i wouldn't choke any more. >> for marilyn, what iran did was nothing short of a thanksgiving miracle. >> i am very thankful for him. he really saved my life. >> reporter: but don't call high ran a hero, he tells me, he's just doing his job. >> my mother is old too. if somebody do that for my mother. i'm really happy. so at that time, i was thinking my mother. >> reporter: high ran was originally from brazil, he's been in the state for 30 years and works for a delivery company. he doesn't get to see his mother very often because she's still in brazil, but he says he's now made a lifelong friend in marilyn. in quincy, bob ward, fox 25 news. >> know your local forecast, meteorologist, rob eicher and the fox 25 storm tracker weather team. >> yesterday's 64 degree weather will seem like a distant memory as we head into the afternoon hour. that was not a record but well above average. check this out our actual low temperature yesterday morning was the exact s

monroe'safter marilyn -- marilyn monroe post on the first issue, "playboy" is putting its clothes backy dropped the bombshell saying they would abandon nudity and now they are focusing on a younger, online audience with the launch of a new shopping site. earlier today, stephanie ruhle caught up with the ceo, scott flanders at the bloomberg year ahead summit. he explained why digital is so important to the brand. 45 millionave monthly visitors to playboy.com compared to just a couple of million in terms of readership of the print magazine. aligning our print product with the digital experience we have. stephanie: colloquially, people say half the reason the internet exists is for pornography. they were the first to stream, sell products, it has been a massive business. why go away from their? scott: it's really not the playboy brand. playboy is a mainstream lifestyle brand and we are a global company. our media business drives the brand that it is not how we make our money. stephanie: larry flynt said you are crazy. scott: he should be happy. he has that top rack on these day and to him

. >> two months later ken and marilyn were engaged and wedding and six babies came in quick succession after serving in navy in vietnam ken knew what a treasure he had in hopkinton home. >> he left all of us and loved his family. >> reporter: after career in commuter repair ken retired in 2012 and that's when he started going to fox25 zip trip in his this summer ken came to 13 of our broadcasts and made an impression on fox25 staff. >> he enjoyed going each week. >> reporter: part of favorite hobby. >> he liked tinkering with a lot of things, fixing stuff. >> reporter: just what he was doing yesterday his family says going to natick store of nearly 40 years and two men walked to the front door elderly female driver jumped the curb and struck them killing ken and seriously injuring his friend. but despite the sudden loss, ken's family has found a way to still give thanks when they sit down tomorrow. gratitude for his 73 full years remains. and it is something that we want to remember him and love him. >> daniel: mcdonald's family are planning arrangements for next weekend and shares sto

. >> i'm going to guess -- scarlet -- marilyn? >> jimmy: no, it wasn't scarlet marilyn. >> dang it. >> jimmy: that's not even a last name. >> scarlett o'hara. >> jimmy: katy, who was it? >> scarlett o'hara. >> jimmy: that is right. does that ring a bell now, jason? >> yeah a little bit. >> jimmy: yeah, a littl bit, all right. next question. we start with jason. who sang the song "singing in the rain" in the movie? "singing in the rain." >> scarlet -- >> jimmy: why would it be another scarlet? it's a man. >> oh, it's a man. um -- i'm going to -- >> jimimmy: i c't wait to hear what this one is. >> i think leonard. ty, who sang "singing in the >> gene. >> jimmy: yes. >> gene -- yes but the second one -- let me see. >> jimmy: gene -- >> e, f, g -- no, it's not coming here. slim? >> jimmy: gene kelly is the name. >> kelly, i wasn't even close. >> jimmy: all right, your next question, katy. who sang the song "umbrella"? >> the same fellow. gene. >> jimmy: no, no, no. and it's not a -- it's a woman, not a man. >> oh, that was -- i had he

the at tstatue is a big attract at the pub and the patrons are asking the robber to return marilyn to the proper place. >>> a man with a long history of imitating a transit rider and riding has been arrested after stealing a greyhound bus. we found this story an yahoo!. the man was arrested on wednesday by officers who spotted the stolen bus in brooklyn. police are still trying to figure out where the bus was stolen from. >>> is the government hiding a ufo sighting? buzz feed is buzzing with this story today. on saturday night a bunch of people saw a bright light in the sky. there it is. local authorities say the light was a tech missile. people are tweeting about it. seems like a lot of people took to tumblr as well for an explanation. what do you think? >> i think we will buy it. at least for now. >> until we hear something different. >>> thank you. >> we're going to tell you what it took to return a long lost item to a world war ii vet van. better late than >>> still tracking showers. for the most part i-95, these continuing to quickly push out of the area. you can see parts of arl

his wife, 55-year-old marilyn zwygart, was taken to the hospital in plainview for treatment. two other passengers were taken to theheospital in neligh then transferred to omaha. compare today to 24 hours ago and they don't look much different. when will we see the sun agian? chief meteorologis t ron demers joins us with the first look at our forecast at six. weather ad-lib a weather system that has already produced tornadoes well to our south and blizzard conditions well to our west will continue to bring us chances of rain into tonight and far western siouxland could even seeee mix tonight. more rain is going to be possible into our day on wednesday as it will be breezy and cool. it's been more than half a but the increase of two to four lanes on highway 20 is near completion. ktiv's robert lowe is along highway 20 and brings us up to speed sheila, the iowa legislature voted yes to a 10 cents gas tax in 2015. that means the the expansion of highway 20 is now cruising, in the fast lane. today, governor terry branstad, lieutenant governor kim reynolds commending all those who'

. >> reporter: 43 years ago ken mcdonald and his wife marilyn didn't plan on a big family after all he could barely get her on a date. >> asked her out a bunch of times she turned him down a bunch of times. then she finally said yes. >> reporter: but two months later ken and marilyn were engaged and a wedding and succession. after serving in the navey and vietnam ken knew what a treasure he had in his hopkinton home. >> he loved all of us, he loved his family. >> reporter: after a career in computer repair ken retired in 2012 and that's when he started going to fox 25 zip trip in his spare time. this summer ken came to 13 of our broadcasts and made an impression on fox 25 staff. >> they were somewhere to where you were going he looking at this. >> reporter: the naturally curious mind also part of his favorite hobby. >> he liked tinkering with a lot of things. fixing stuff. >> reporter: and that's just what he was doing yesterday his family says, going to a natick tool store to putter around with his best friend of nearly 40 years. as the two men walked to the front door police say an e

they've grown up not having their dad around and that was hard," said gene copple's wife, marilyn copple. they're thankful for the memories and it's made them a stronger and closer family. "it means a lot to my heart to do this for my dad. he's looking down at us saying look what my girls are doing, honoring this for me," said gene copple's oldest sunday, homer healed together as a community. in homer, nebraska...tom mie clark...ktiv news 4. >> copple now has two granddkids, brysten and greysen. the weather this weekend was not bad at all in siouxland. ben's in next to tell us what this week looks like. and a special goat is paying visits to a nursing home to cheer up the residents. now only ford offers $750 black friday bonus cash on select vehicles, on top of ford friends and neighbors pricing. that doesn't happen every day. make black friday hassle-free with low prices ford cars, trucks and suvs. and get $750 dollars black friday bonus cash on select ford vehicles, on top of all other offers. it's an inside deal, now for everyone. hurry for a limited time, get $750 dollars black frida

his wife, 55-year-old marilyn zwygart, was taken to the hospital in plainview for treatment. two other passengers were taken to the hospital in neligh then transferred to omaha. weekend hunting accident is believed to have accidentally shot himself. the 54-year-old man, whose name has not been released, was found unresponsive behind his truck saturday morning on the yankton sioux reservation. he was declared dead at the scene. yankton sioux law enforcement authorities believe the man accidentally fired his gun, and his death does not appear to be suspicious. today, there is rising concern that isis will strike america. steve handelsman has the story from washington. << nats: police car siren washington is on alert locals and tourists know: isis vows to attack sot: akeil edwards, district of columbia :00-:06 "if it happens here i'd be terrified" sot: "all the police are here, but stressed" new yorkers are nervous. and egypt russia confirmed it was a bomb killed 224. a bombing claimed by isis paris, france but, 4 days after isis killed 129 in paris, experts say, hitting the u-s

the state's attorney, marilyn mosby said it was the 45-minute rough ride in the back of a police vaned gray's death. rough ride is a term that's used to describe this form of police brutality when police drive erratically with prisoners in the back of a transport van often cause them to get roughed up. prosecutor assist gray, who had been picked up on a weapons charge, suffered a severe spinal cord injury in that van, that's what led to his death. the interesting thing about william porter, his officer, he's 25 years old, same age as gray. his life parallunparalleleparal many ways. talked about growing up in the same neighborhood as gray. saying this, if i had made different choices, i would have been freddie gray. if he had made different choices he could have been an officer porter. poppy, we saw several months ago, the riots, the arrests in baltimore, this is where the case for justice for freddie gray moves to the courtroom. >> everyone remembers when marilyn mosby got up there and said these are the charges. we'll be watching. we'll have live coverage in baltimore tomorrow for a

even in a state like marilyn, this is a problem.t the same time, these folks, the governors themselves, they had to respond to these within communities. and the way that they deal with it is to completely look away. even at the juvenile level, looking away. that is a real issue, that we actually have to get to. and finally, if points to the fact that our basic institutions stopped working. the parole board did basically not exist. shows hownd so that it actually leaves us with the situation with where our basic institutions stop function in. james: thank you very much, we'll be exploring questions like

even in a state like marilyn, this is a problem.t the same time, these folks, the governors themselves, they had to respond to these within communities. and the way that they deal with it is to completely look away. even at the juvenile level, looking away. that is a real issue, that we actually have to get to. and finally, if points to the fact that our basic institutions stopped working. the parole board did basically not exist. shows hownd so that it actually leaves us with the situation with where our basic institutions stop function in. james: thank you very much, we'll be exploring questions like this to the rest of the morning and afternoon. ta-nehisi: thank you. [applause] [applause] ♪ the next conversation, they were already touching on incarceration and i will throw in the mix a figure, the u.s. endsends $80 billion -- sppe $80 billion a year on incarceration. reasonablerompt a person to ask, what are we getting with that money? usd to help -- so to help sort through that, let me welcome, the president and , aeral counsel

the foo fighters have canceled as has marilyn manson. it's not back to normal.isneyland paris closed until wednesday. they're still reviewing the situation. >> fear is contagious and it will leap across the ocean quickly. if there are more incidents you will see people in america saying, okay, really what are we doing? there's still great vulnerability in any public place. >> the world's crazy now. >> it's a nightmare. i hoped it was a nightmare and i would wake up. unfortunately it's one you wake up from. >> it's insanity. i don't think there can be any sense made out of it. >> the boys 1 direction paid tribute to paris this weekend. we have that story and exclusive conversation with the band coming up. >>> gwen stefani and blake shelton were busy making news this weekend. but in completely different ways than each other. one was open, the other playing hero. >> it locked up his brakes and backed up. that's when he hit. >> reporter: proving again he's just a goodboy, blake was back home in oklahoma when he came to the rescue of guys stuck in a mud hole. locked

even in a state like marilyn, this is a problem. at the same time, these folks, the governors themselves, they had to respond to these within communities. and the way that they deal with it is to completely look away. even at the juvenile level, looking away. that is a real issue, that we actually have to get to. and finally, if points to the fact that our basic institutions stopped working. the parole board did basically not exist. shows hownd so that it actually leaves us with the situation with where our basic institutions stop function in. james: thank you very much, we'll be exploring questions like this to the rest of the morning and afternoon. ta-nehisi: thank you. [applause] [applause] ♪ the next conversation, they were already touching on incarceration and i will throw in the mix a figure, the u.s. endsends $80 billion -- sppe $80 billion a year on incarceration. reasonablerompt a person to ask, what are we getting with that money? usd to help -- so to help sort through that, let me welcome, the president and , aeral counse

. >> marilyn, talk to me br about the event and that people can event, the 30th anniversary? >> yes, making a departure, typically it has been neighborhood bound. so this year we are extending our footprint, and moving in randolph. but we are going to have mrs. menino as our hand orary host and a fabulous host committee, the sisters that you a variety of people, to honor the mayor, at this time they last our mayor last year. a little damper on our event last year and we won't to celebrate all that he means to our community. >> byron: and scottie, wrap it up with when and where? >> friday, november 13, lombardo's 7 pm, it will be great. i hope everyone comes out to support it. >> okay, scottie biggers, marilynne smith quarcoo and keith. good luck with the he event. i'm byron barnett, have a great sunday everybody! realtime closed captioning

that is when baltimore states attorney marilyn mosby announced charges against the six officers. >> the manner of death deemed a homicide by the maryland state medical examiner is believed to be the result of a fatal injury that occurred while mr. gray was unrestrained by a seatbelt in the custody of the baltimore police department wagon. >> reporter: the officers involved will each have separate trials. porter is facing man slaughter and second degree assault charges, a gag order prevents the attorneys in this case from commenting. officials plan to increase security for the jury selection and the trial. jeff? >> glor: okay, jericka duncan. pope francis is on the final stop of his strip to africa. is he in the central african republic, a nation that has been torn by fighting between christian and muslim militants. allen pizzy is there. >> reporter: the welcoming ceremony was the most low-key of his three-nation african tour. pope francis wasted no testing ambitious agenda. i come, he said, as a pilgrim of peace and an a pot-- apostle of mercy. the masses of people along the route from

marilyn toledo had two children here. >> this school here was small, 15 kids in a class. hands on with kids. it was great. >> reporter: and now? >> now nothing. have absolutely nothing. >> reporter: education plus serves students k through eight many with learning issues in a hybrid approach. cyber courses and brick and mortar schools. last tuesday school officials sent parents a letter blaming the on-going state budget crisis for a cash flow problem. >> a lot of people aren't going to be here. satellite interview with governor tom wolf i asked about the sudden closure of education plus. he promised the state's department of education will investigate. >> we'll look into and we're looking at the the broader issue of the accountability throughout education. >> governor wolf believes he can get a budget deal done by the end of this week. one that includes nearly half a billion dollars in new funding for education. whether that deal can rescue education plus is not at all clear. iain. >> bruce, thank you. >>> a mural celebrating the world meeting of families in pope francis'

host: marilyn in pennsylvania. caller: hi. i have a very simple bit of advice. every time you go out and come back in, you wash your hands thoroughly, dry them thoroughly on a clean towel, and you will do a lot of good. guest: you are absolutely right. in fact, we have seen that regular handwashing has amazing benefits. if you get kids in school to us their hands regularly before the need come after the go to the bathroom, anytime they are soiled, you will see a reduction in all illnesses among the kids and their teachers that is quite substantial. sometimes the simplest things are the most effective, and handwashing is one of those things. host: dr. frieden, how often do you wash my hands? guest: anytime before i eat, anytime i just recommended. host: dave, florida. caller: yeah, i have a question for the doc. goes, it clean water is quite obvious there is a shortage. even this country probably irrigates other crops, etc. with water. the water is basically unclean, unsanitary, whether it is imported goods or not. it seems to me that everything goes from the foo

>>reporter: two months later ken and marilyn were engage and a wedding and six babies came after serving in vietnam he knew what a treasure he had in his hopkinton home. >> he loved all of us and loved our family. >>reporter: after a career in computer repair he retired in 2012 and he started coming to station zip trips in his spare time. in summer ken came to 13 of his broadcasts and made an impression on fox25 staff. >> wherever you guys were going and he really, really enjoyed looking up that week. >>reporter: the natural curious mind. >> he liked tinkering with a lot of things, fixing stuff. >>reporter: that's just what he were doing yesterday going to a natick tool store to putter around with his best friend of nearly 40 years. as the two men walked to the front door, police say an elderly female driver jumped the curb and struck them, killing him and seriously injuring his friend, but despite the sudden loss, ken's family has found a way to still give thanks when they sit down tomorrow gratitude for his 73 full years on this earth and the love that remains. >> our memory >> our mem

tomorrow, it is seven months precisely since charges were filed by the state attorney marilyn moas be. the officer has pleaded not guilty to the charges. publicity surrounding the case is one of the toughest hurdles facing the accused police officer and his defense team. >> the biggest challenge for the defense is the climate right now for a police officer charged with manslaughter or any sort of criminal act against an unarmed civilian. >> protests against police officers have taken place not just in baltimore, but all over the country. porter's trial is getting underway on the heels of a murder indictment against a chicago police officer. baltimore is recovering from riots following the death of freddie gray. he suffered a spinal injury after he was arrested april 12 during his transportation in a police von. prosecutors contend officer porter caused his death when he failed to secure gray with a seatbelt, contrary to a recently adopted policy. this video purports to show porter looking on as gray is shackled and placed in the van. >> he doesn't step up to seatbelt him. is that a cr

developing in delaware county sky fox over marilyn circle in wayne a short time ago much there is radnor police are at a home along with what looks to be the bomb squad. we're hearing someone may have found old ammunition inside the house. police have yet to say what is going on exactly. we will bring you more as all the information comes in. >>> three people in the hospital after a septa bus collides with a 26-ton front end loader. it happened along the fox chase loop near ax forward avenue. the septa bus was making a turn when it hit that tractor trail trailer. it sent the cab of that truck into an art studio. neighbors say these big vehicles on small streets not a good id idea. >> this street can't handle, excuse me this traffic, and when they try to pull out at this block, it blocks traffic on oxford, they have the double buses line up in the morning. nobody get by. >>> septa says it's working with a community on the issue it plans on limbing the number of buses that travel through that area and alter bus schedules. >>> happening right now, police continue to investigate reports of n

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