markel would die 14 hours later in the hospital.u can hear the confusion. >> i'm changing the location -- >> the police needs to go. >> reporter: the man who runs tallahassee's dispatch center tells abc news the operator didn't hear the caller mention the gunshot wound at first. >> on the onset it was entered into the computer system as a man down versus a gunshot wound. >> reporter: all of that creating a toxic brew of confusion and delay in the response as one ems unit was replaced by another. >> 19 minutes is a long time for making changes in this review to make sure this doesn't happen again. >> reporter: of course, the police investigation continues. now, law enforcement officials tell me that the tips keep coming in and they hope that this 911 call will generate even more tips. now, the main focus of the investigation remains that mysterious silver prius that was seen speeding by -- from the scene just moments after the shooting by another neighbor. george. >> okay, matt, thanks very much. dan abrams joins us now. boy, that is

>> you said ron. >> apologize, markel. >> jimmy: i guess all checkered shirts look the same to him oromething. [ laughter ] also on the "men tell all" special tonight, former bachelorette, ashley, and t.j. showed up to undergo a medical procedure. somehow, abc convinced them to have an ultrasound on the air. she's pregnant. and it was the most shocking ultrasound in "bachelorette" history. >> brad is our ultrasound technician. and we're going to find out the sex of this baby. >> it's a -- demon. >> oh, my god. >> demon. >> that's a hideous baby. >> jimmy: oh, my god. it's a demon. [ laughter ] we finally got a couple on "the bachelor" to procreate. and wouldn't you know? they made a demon. we have a great show tonight. the cast of the new marvel's "guardians of the galaxy" is with us. [ cheers and applause ] dave batista, vin diesel and bradley cooper are here. i saw the movie. it's a lot of fun. has anyone else noticed that the more movies that hollywood puts out about superheros save the world, the worse things seem to go in the actual world? [ laughter ] i wonder if there's a corre

and governor markell signed a total of four bills, all related to business licensing. one for instance ensures a business owner has a valid d.m.v. license before ensuring a vehicle. and holding contractors and subcontractors for being properly licensed in delaware. and companies working without a business license will now are reported to the state's department of financial under the new bill. >>> and in delaware a national effort called the better block project got underway in wilmington. students from the university of delaware teamed up with community and business leaders and local residents to clean up and spruce up the 600 block of north union street. it is a nationwide program designed to up lift a community using a minimal budget and volunteerism. >>> and so much more to come on "action news." a live look outside over penns landing. and cecily tynan with the accuweather forecast coming up. and for many, it's a struggle to keep your a1c down. so imagine, what if there was a new class of medicine that works differently to lower blood sugar? imagine, loving your num

my name is jack markel. i'm the governor of delaware. i'm testifying in support of the clean power plan not because of what we think might be possible with this policy change, but because we know what this plan can do for the nation. proposal to address climate change -- we solve this we see all this happening. we shifted from one of the third is energy mixes in the nation to one of the cleanest. we have decreased emissions by a greater percentage than any other state while creating jobs at the same time. we have done so with the same approach the president proposes for the country. we shut down or fuel switched nine out of our 10 dirtiest power plants while the remaining units installed hundreds of millions of dollars in pollution and crawls. we have increased deployment of solar technology 30 times since 2008. millionspurred 100 dollars in efficiency upgrades and worked with states throughout the region to cut carbon pollution. the regional greenhouse gas emission has used a market-based system to help reduce carbon-based pollution fro

over at brandywine high, jack markell wished the students well. the charter met fri >>> time for sports. there was a game that was fun to watch if you were a phillies fan. >>> every nownd then they put it together rick. first and worst. they welcome in the nationals. a.j. burnett on the mound.led. he brings the a-game tonight. allows one run in seven innings. it brings in ryan howard. phils lead 1-0. and cody the third homerun against them. 2-1 in the seventh inning. carlos ruiz leans into one. burnett gets the victory. >> i have to repeat it and getting back in five days and do it in five more days. that is the first "w" in a long time. >> he looked good. early, in eagle's camp chip kelly was looking at the fact of the trading matt sanchez. they are swirling rumours. the fact that they lost bradford with a torn acl. >> i am going to do what i keep do. i enjoy the system. i like the guys in the locker rooms. i am not dealing with hypotheticals. i never heard anything about it only what is on tv. they want to know if i am going anywhere. i doubt it

now as our erika von tiehl tells us governor jack markell is living up to a promise he he made abouting something about the violence in his state. >> reporter: it is not what wilmington wants to be known for: gun violence. the just overnight two gunman opened fire in a home sending three people to the hospital. just the the latest shooting in an increasingly violent city. >> at what time this was a rare thing. >> reporter: according to the fb tonight. 2012, more than half of the delaware's violent crimes happened in wilmington. now, they have a new team to start cracking down on illegal guns. governor jack markell announced formation of the new gun investigation unit focusing on wilmington. >> far too often gun violence is committed by shooters prohibited from owning guns. it is critical that we trace the source of these weapons and punish those involved in the illegal gun sales. force. their goal to track dow where illegal guns are coming from and, in turn, curb guncrime. grass rootsheer the worst gun violence. and they have two teams trying to keep them from a life of crime. >> we

but markel ross never made it to central high on that september morning back in 2012.ecutors say 21-year-old trayvon bennett shot ross during an attempted robbery. in court prosecutors say bennett's friends, another jail inmate and a man who survived a robbery even though he was shot in the chest, will testify against bennett. but the defense stated bennett's friend and the fellow inmate probably made deals with the prosecutors. and they also say that there were conflicting statements made during the investigation. and they say there are knowingses placing -- witnesses placing bennett at the crime scene. >> the trial got underway mid-afternoon today and it's expected to go at least until friday even though we heard from several witnesses today. >> a 6-year-old boy is undergoing a mental evaluation after police say he charged at them with a butcher knife in each hand. it happened this morning in hancock, maryland. investigators say the boy cut his grandmother's hand and then tried to stab his mother before the officers arrived on the scene. police used pepper spray to s

shortly ago i spoke with markel hutchins, i asked him in light of all that we have seen in the past week or so, what are we witnessing here. listen to this. >> i think we're seeing something unprecedented in america today. what don suggested earlier that we have not seen this type of heavy handed military style policing is very true, and is troubling, particularly for those of us who remember the days of the segregated south when people like martin luther king junior and so many others marched under these same kinds of conditions, so that we would not have to 50 years later fight along racial and those kinds of lines, but i think one thing is very important for us to make a distinction. we keep grouping people together as if everybody, these folks are all protesters. there's a difference in a protester and provok tour. many that are causing these disruptions are doing so not to bring justice but to create further dissension and tension and that's most unfortunate. >> what is it going to take to bring the kind of change these residents want? you have the missouri governor, jay nixon, crit

governor markel calls this a major milestone but says there's still a lost work that needs to be done before the northbound lanes can reopen. i-495 had been closed since june 2nd when the bridge was noticeably tilting. crews have been working to construct new under ground support columns and realign the bridge. governor markel says he's very pleased with the pacing of this project and says he thanks everyone for handling this inconvenience. so as you can see it's still a very active construction zone down here but at least traffic is moving once again on the southbound lanes and again, the northbound lanes remain closed expected to open around labor day. mike and kerry. >> we'll look forward to that. we'll be covering that opening, too. the school district of philadelphia has a tough decision to make. kids, parents, are you going to be going to school in about a month? maybe not. >> the statehouse of representatives canceling a vote on the figure cigarette tax to try to fund philadelphia schools. we've been talking about this for a couple months now. it's not that long until school st

. >> happening today, delaware governor jack markell will sign four bills aimed at promoting responsible business practices. the measures are designed to make sure people are playing by the rules. they range from cracking down on contractors who do not have delaware business licenses to allow for for aman mouse reporting of -- anonymous reporting of illegal licenses. >> reporter: let's head outside and show you what it looks like right now as sky6 live hd looks live over the ben franklin bridge. we're looking good, only a touch of patch request fog in one or two spots through the area right now, no issues at all at philadelphia sprrm. international. 67 degrees, 89 winds are calm, the pressure 30.13 inches. as we look at the day ahead, 75 degrees by 9:00 a.m., noon, 83. lots of sunshine, no weather-related problems today. 3:00 p.m., 85. 6:00 p.m., 84 coming down from a high of 86 degrees. as we look at the shore, 77 degrees, 82 for the high at the shore under mostly sunny skies, after a gorgeous weekend the nice weather continues today at the shore. looking at satellite and the ra, you ca

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we will bring back reverend markel hutchins.is with me at cnn center, a civil and human rights activist. you watched ron johnson, as don lemon said, sounding frustrated. sunday morning, he was attending church services, he got teared up, he said i am you, you are me, let's do this together tonight, sounding frustrated because of provocateurs. what stood out to you? >> there was distinct difference between his tone and demeanor at the news conference and the rally attended earlier today with some of my colleagues in the civil rights community. as i listen to him, i realize the spirit of outrage, the spirit of we want to do something, we want justice, that spirit is right, but the structure is wrong. what made the civil rights protest of the 1950s and '60s so successful is the protesters were trained. we are living in an era now, quite frankly, where there is a kind of a sense of a microwaveable movement in the civil and human rights community. if the protesters were trained as they should be, they would become law enforcement's g

. >> the state of delaware, is getting tough on dui offenders, governor markell signed an ignition lock bill into law, it's a device that controls the ignition and makes it impossible to start your vehicle without a clean breath sample. delaware is the 16th state to make interlocks mandatory for all convicted drunk drivers including first time offenders. >> lets get a check of "action news" traffic report. lets go live to the traffic center and autumn marisa. >> this is trooper road and egypt road, a water main break we are dealing with here, the westbound lanes are getting by in each direction. taking a look at big picture, speeds on the schuylkill expressway, sticking in the 20s rights now, taking you 40 minutes to go from the vine to the blue rutd route. slow going to the vine to the walt whitman bridge as well. a few incidents, the first one in plymouth township. caldwell is the alternate to get around this, traffic lights are out in this area as well. moving over in clementon new jersey, knight avenue we have an accident out there. and the phillies game, versus the astros. we have

police say markell, a divorced father of two was targeted by his killer. are investigating and potentially a 38 on a blog site. so, yes, all means necessary are important like shutting people like you down. in january, markel road on facebook is begin getting pestered just in the last week with people with sham profiles? police are asking the public for health in solving the two-week old mystery of why a popular professor might have been targeted for murder. for today, mark potter, nbc news, miami. >>> going to head outside now to that damp but not too dreary spot. a check of the weather in for dylan. >> i'm from vancouver, so i'm loving this. let's check out what's going on in the tropics. a lot of folks wondering if this might knack be the rain we're seeing along the eastern seaboard part of bertha. it is not. tropical storm bertha continues to speed along, moving to the north/northwest at 20, 22 miles per hour. here's the track it will take. it is not expected to strengthen over the next few days. probably remaining tropical storm status until we get to

governor jack markell will sign the bill this afternoon.will require anyone convicted of drunk driving to install the device. the ignition interlock is like a breathalyzer and requires the driver to breathe into it before the car can be started. if the driver has been drinking the car cannot be started. the bill will strengthen the delaware interlock requirement which until today had some exceptions. >> happening today the opening round of the army investigating into the circumstances surrounding the capture of sergeant bowe bergdahl. his lawyer says the former taliban prisoner is mentally ready and looking forward to answering questions. eugene fidel tells abc news he and bergdahl spent yesterday preparing for questioning. he spent five years imprisoned by the taliban. he was freed in a swap for five taliban prisoners. >>> the family of major general harold greene says he should be remembered as a true hero. he was gunned down in afghanistan yesterday by an afghan security forces soldier who was taking that's right a training session. the

governor jack markell is expected to sign legislation that requires everyone convicted of drunk driving in the state to have interlock devices installed op vehicles they drive. now, proofly, it had only been required for row pete drunk drivers and first time offenders with a very high blood alcohol level. well you can help a kitten injected with heroin of all things and dragged from car in chester county. that's our nursing this little guy back to help and believe he'll be just fine it happened in west whiteland township sunday night. the vets were able to save the kitten by giving it the anti overdose drug for people called narcan. police have arrested the man they believe hurt the kitten. the chester county spca is now accepting donations for the cat's very expensive expenses. to donate go to myfoxphilly.com and look for a link under the seen on tv section. >> the search is on in cape may county for a man who police say used a bow and arrow to try to kill another man. this happened yesterday at the gilmore me tell on the 100 block of shell lineage avenue in wildwood. police say 31 yea

missouri hundreds of people have taken to the streets to mark three weeks since unarmed black teenager markel brown was shot dead by a police officer the demonstrators led by the victim's family members blockaded the local police headquarters after making their way to the spot where the killing took place and will use the night shooting calls nationwide outrage leading said process and disputes over police tactics. and the european union has replaced two of its top officials polish prime minister donald tusk has been appointed president of the european council taking over from her man. and italy's foreign minister federica more greener has been voted in is the senior diplomat in place of catherine ashton the reshuffle comes at a time of deep divisions within the twenty eight nation bloc over the ukraine crisis relations with russia and how to revive economic growth. now france's interior minister has quashed plans for a temporary shelter for thousands of illegal u.k. bound migrants stuck in france earlier this week u.k. politicians blasted the idea by the mayor of cali accusing france of beco

. >>> also happening today, governor jack markell is expected to sign a bill requiring anyone convictedf dui in delaware to install an interlock device in their cars. current law had allowed some exceptions. the ignition interlock is like a breathalyzer requiring the driver to breathe into the device before the car can be started. and if the driver has been drinking, the car will not start. >> and another fairly comfortable day, right, not too hot. >> not too hot. looking at another series of nice days actually. storm tracker 6 live double scan slows you we don't have any rain out there. as we look outside on sky 6 we have brightening conditions over the ben franklin bridge and once again today you see very little motion in the water as the wind this morning is not all that strong, which is good. 72 degrees in philadelphia currently. your dewpoint at 59, which is just a tad below that threshold for what we would consider humid air. winds out of the northwest at 9 miles per hour and some spots they're not even that strong. future tracker 6 for the rest of the day, and this is look at the

governor jack markell signed the bill yesterday which also happened to be the first day of school.he legislation requires all head coaches to be certified in cpr. student athletes will also have to answer questions about their heart history before playing sports. >> once again someone has managed to figure out just how many people will be going somewhere else during the summer season ending holiday weekend. abc's brandy hit has america's money. >> reporter: in this morning's america's money advice before your final summer get ay. what aaa expects 35 million of us to hit the roads during the labor day weekend. gas price are the lowest in years. if you're staying overnight watch out for hidden hotel fees. the industry is collecting more than $2 billion a year from its surcharges like automatic gratuities for the bell hops and restocking fee for the mini bar. also this one. >> something that's new is an early arrival fee. so it might be $30, for example, to go to the room a few hours earlier. >> reporter: bottom line read the fine print carefully from booking a room. and if you're fly

markel rock was shot and killed while walking to central high school.esterday his killer was convicted leaving her wondering when her daughter's killer would be brought to justice. >> i figured out of all of the six victims who got killed they are going away with it one by one and hopefully amber's will be soon. >> reporter: on the night amber was killed she was in the bedroom and her older sister and nephew in the house. her motr s t at the time. whoever killed amber was masked and unidentifiable by anybody in the home. it makes it different from the evidence collected. >> we had everything going for them to make the arrest. with my daughter in her case they don't have the weapon. they don't have no one confessing, no one saw them. no way to identify who it was. >> reporter: amber had dreams of attending an ivy league school. she wanted to be a scientist and a doctor and enjoyed modeling for fun. her mom is hoping someone out there can help break the case. >> i would like for someone, whoever knows anything to just come forward and just help us get the

. >>> developing right now in prince george's county, the injury in the markel ross murder trial just found his killer, trayvon bennett guilty of second degree murder. it didn't take long for the jury to find him guilty on the murder and armed robbery charges. he's facing life in prison now. back in 2012, ross was walking to centl ghcho when he was shot and killed. tracee wilkins is at the courthouse and will have details on the verdict and reaction at the bottom of the hour. >>> now to a life picture from chopper 4 showing you the roller coaster that got stuck at six flags amusement park in largo. it is still shut down following the mishap yesterday that left two dozen riders stranded for five hours. we are hearing the firsthand accounts of what it was like as riders waited for help and what rescuers encountered when they got there. >> we have a, looks like a four-car ride at the very top of the roller coaster. >> the car is unsecured on the tracks at this time. three people up there to secure the car to keep it from movie. make sure nobody is having an immediate life issue. we'll co

markel ross was shot walking to high school back in september of 2012. prosecutors say trayvon bennett was the man who shot him. today bennett went on trial. police solved the case by connecting a gun used in a robbery to the one used in ross's murder >>> the trial of the ashburn, virginia man accusedf killing i had wife has been delayed until next summer. police say castillo murdered his estranged wife michelle in march and tried to make it look like a suicide. castillo denies the charge. his trial is set for 13 days next july. he's out of jail on bail despite the objections of prosecutors. according to leesburg today, s castillo has to wear a gps monitoring system. >>> the obama administration secretly employed young latinos in cuba to try to provoke political change there. that's according to an investigation by the associated press. this started in 2009 and operated through the u.s. agency for international development. the young people worked undercover for the u.s. government and posed as tourists. the a.p. investigation found that operation was fu

joining me to talk about all of this is civil and human rights activist, the reverend markell hutchinsg with us, sir, we appreciate it. >> great to be with you. >> how does the community here rebuilt build trust? what do they need? some people have been saying, we heard from lieutenant russell honor ray saying we need someone to come in from the government, outside body to be there to help quell attention the tensions. >> i think local leadership is critically important in these situations. i agree with the general in some sense that local leaders are often times restricted by the relationship that they have within those communities. i don't think under any circumstances, the local district attorney and the local police department can effectively investigate what happened to michael brown. so i think it's a combination of local leadership and those from the outside, particularly from governmental entities, working with community leaders and police to figure out how to move forward in this situation. >> what needs to be done most, from what you've been seeing on the ground unfold the la

governor jack markell is pleased with the progress. >> we know the process is not finished. we know that there are obstacles that remain but we also have lot of confidence in the team that we have in place. i certainly... >> northbound lanes should be reopened by labor day. >>> one of the survivors of last week's carjacking that killed three children is talking about what happened. thelma brown says it's a day that changed her life forever. fox 29's chris o'connell is live in the newsroom. chris, what is she saying? >> well lucy thelma brown was the other vick testimony in that deadly carjacking last week. the 69 year old recovering from her injuries is still come to go grips with the reality that three children were killed and her life was spared. >> there's in way that i could not move out of way of that car without that guy's help because i was standing right there. >> reporter: thelma brown remembers almost everything from the time the carjack suv hit her to seeing the bodies of her friends children spread all over this north philadelphia intersection. >> police officers

. >>> also happening today, governor jack markell is expected to sign a bill requiring anyone convicted delaware to install an interlock device in their cars. the ignition interlock is like a breathalyzer requiring the driver to breathe into the device before the car can be started and if the driver has been drinking, the car will not start. >> as people head out the door this morning they can expect to be pretty comfortable out, right. >> oh, yeah, nice cool breeze blowing and so far the sun is pretty low on the horizon so it doesn't feel all that warm. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you there's no precipitation out there this morning. as we take a look at sky 6 things are getting bright at the airport and elsewhere around the region and we're a you have to a really good start this morning, feeling comfortable and not all that humid. 70 degrees right now philadelphia your dewpoint is at viefn 59 which is just below what we would consider to be humid air. winds out of the north-northwest at 8 miles per hour. satellite and radar showing up on future tracker 6 now and by plan to i

. >> reverend markel hutch chips, civil and human rights activist, thanks very much for coming and visitingus today. welcome back any time. we have a number of things we're watching, this police update we're expecting at any time. the second autopsy on michael brown has been released. we want to know what residents there think now that we know he was shot six times. and the curfew is within its first hour. cnn is going to continue coverage throughout the night as we continue to watch the volatile situation there on the ground. we're going to take a very short break here and have more for you in a moment. moderate to severe is tough, but i've managed. i got to be pretty good at managing my symptoms, except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. when i finally told my doctor, he said my crohn's was not under control. he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. hum

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jack markell signed the law making publishing or distributing porn.t would rise to the level of felony if distributed for profit or identifies the victim. >>> the state stores may start to charge a bigger markup for liquor and wine. they suggested increasing the margin to 35%. that according to an internal memo obtained by the associated press. it would be the first hike sincd 1993. it comes as rising costs and operating expenses. the chairman says he considers the idea as a last resort. >>> the bucket list. we have video of two governs accepting the amount of l.s. ice bucket challenge. >>> and reptile rescue. the coast guard gets the call to avan enormous sea turtle off of the jersey shore. >>> there are warnings in cumberland and atlantai atlanti. >>> wendy has a report about dangers in our schools. >>> how lax laws allows criminals working with our kids and how it will prevent it from happening in your district. >>> and the tiny leaguers are challenging a professional pitcher to a duel. that is right. "action news" continues in just a moment. looks

. >> reporter: tallahassee police learned florida state university law professor dan markel was shot in the head when a neighbor called 911. >> the driver said the window was bashed in and he's got blood all over his head. he's not responding to me. >> reporter: he found him in his car, in his home garage, still alive and urged the 911 dispatcher to move faster in sending paramedics. >> they are not going to come until we figure out what's going on. >> this guy's got a shot. >> reporter: it took the ambulance 19 minutes to respond to the scene, which authorities blame on a dispatcher failing to list the call as a high priority. >> the result was the response was not as fast as it should have been. >> reporter: he died the next day. an attorney says he is disturb d by the delayed response. >> a neighbor and friend of dans. the hospital is three minutes away where the ambulance is deployed. >> reporter: markel was targeted by the killer. a police spokesman says detectives are investigating a number of motives and potentially threatening comments on a blog site like this one, two and a

. >> the conviction of that suspect in the markel ross murder has amber stanley's mother wondering when her conviction will come, when will the suspect be arrested?grilled her what the meeting was really about. did you advise mrs. mcdonnell she was under investigation? no. did you advise her she had a right to an attorney. hagan said it wasn't a custodial interview. meaning he wasn't there to arrest her that day and accuse the state investigators of using a member of governor mcdonnell's protective detail to eves drop. one final development, a lot of drama at the start of the day. a juror was dismissed. we don't know why but at the end of the day the judge did remind the jurors not to talk about the case. reporting live from richmond, virginia, i'm julie carey. >>> tonight a local dee jay stepping out to help a former war veteran achieve dreams. >>> a local mosque covered in >>> the >>> this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> some guys in rimo so happy to see this day. one thing football has not changed, veterans hate training ca