we'll be righback with more missing cas.l: children need to know how to contact a parent or ather trusted adult in case of an emergency. make sure they know this information, including phone numbers. girl: keep your child in sight at all times. never leave your child alone in a car or unattended in a supermarket or shopping mall, even for a moment. alex: welcome back. . here are some mysteries which we need your help to solve. maybe you recognize one of these individuals. randa jawhari vanished from her home in fenton, michigan, , on february 11, 2009. she had spoken to family members earlier that day. there was no signn of forced entry or a struggle at her apartment, but randa, a heavy smoker, left her cigarettes behind. randa suffers from bi-polar disorder. the 42-year-old is 5-foot-1 and weighs 1 100 pounds. where is maximillian soviev? authorities think max may be with his non-custodial mother, who took the child on june 8, 2006 from belmont, massachusetts and traveleled to russia or the caribbean. max primarily speaks r

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miss virginia was terrified of frogs. miss massachusetts was attacked by a cheetah in zambia. miss florida slapped a shark as a kid. shark slapping. my god, when did that become a talent. >> she could have won it though. >> and this year's winner was miss new york. seen her, i believe-- seen here, i believe she's panhandling. now again, the lovely miss new york, but for my money based on talent alone last night's winner was miss ohio. >> supercalifragilisticexpiali- docious. supercalifragilisticexpiali- docious ♪ ♪ supersuperdocious ♪ thank you, there is your miss america right there. >> the way she can sing a whole song without blinking? thank you for your service, madame. now folks, i have been steeped in the history of scotland ever since brave came out on itunes. thank you for your service, merida. that's why i'm riveted to all the news from the lands of kilts and hagis where this thursday citizens will rock 5-- walk 500 miles an walk 500 more to-- ♪ ♪ folks, (laughter) i'll take it. they're voting on their future. >> we are just 72 hours away from a once in a lifetime vot

miss familiar, miss oklahoma and miss maryland emerged from the pack. for talent, miss ohio. miss kentucky, and miss pennsylvania. there was the heart pounding interview with the judges. >> i'm still shaking. >> they asked about isis, foreign policy, it's such a big topic in the news right now. it's a difficult question for anybody to answer. >> reporter: this year's pageant comes with atlantic city stressed, casinos closing or already shut their doors, for miss new jersey it's personal. >> me being the daughter of two casino workers people realizing i am a real and relatable and tangible person asked are capitalizing on that for a look to the future. >> reporter: new this year hind the scenes -- behind the scenes preshow, i can't wait. only one of 53 the women can take the crown. >> what can you tell us about their personal stories. >> reporter: one woman with diabetes wears insulin under there bikini. miss michigan wearing two hearing aids, these are remarkable women with extraordinary stories and we'll learn about them tonight. >> melissa magee, matt o'donnell and karen ro

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pennsylvania, miss new jersey and miss delaware and alongside karen rogers, matt o'donnell and miss america of 2008. we shop you stay tuned for that. >> great. that is 7:00 on 6abc. you can watch it all there. and of course you can watch miss america as well tonight. for now reporting live in atlantic city, annie mccormick and melissa magee "channel 6 action news." >> tell melissa to hurry back because the accuweather forecast is moments aaway. >> be sure to tune in a half hour from now count down to the crown. >> former miss america kirsten haglund joins matt o'donnell, karen rogers and matt o'donnell for a preview from the atlantic city boardwalk and:00 the coverage continues with road to miss america followed by "miss america" competition tonight only here on 6abc. >> still more to come tonight on "action news." an honor for fallen police officer in bucks county. brad fox's family takes part in emotional tribute. >> also a truly unsayre moanious ending to today ace game closer jonathan papelbon. jeff has details. >> and felt like october this morning lows in the 40s in suburbs an

for me to be miss new jersey competing for miss america provides a source of hope and inspiration forty of atlantic city and neighboring towns. >> miss new jersey sierra taylor jones daughter of two casino workers she knows how important a tradition like miss america is for a city where several casinos closed leaving thousands without jobs. >> i call my aunts and i uncles and parents breast friends forever working at the casinos are losing jobs and 'tis ditch consult. >> timing is bad with everybody losing jobs. stad about that. hopefully it will bring a pods light in atlantic city. >> i love. it every since i was little girl i've gone to every event. >> back in atlantic city for the second year in a row the ratings soared last year and abc hopes to is say repeat. miss delaware a temple alum was born in new jersey. so was miss energy fwhoj attends rutgers and miss pennsylvania attends carnegie mellon university and has an advantage she won the talent preliminary think week. >> when they called my name i was like pennsylvania wow it took me by. >> for spectator coming down they can att

and now kira kazantsev is resting up for her first full day as miss america. >> miss new york!e is, miss new york 2015, kira kazantsev. for the third year in a row, miss new york taking home the crown. beating out 52 other young women who gave it their all on this stage in atlantic city. >> the swimsuit competition to the evening gown, to showing off various talents. the finalists then feeling the heat taking on the judge's questions. >> should there be any limits on the use of guns by children. >> absolutely, i think -- >> reporter: a night of beauty, brains and talent ending with one contestant's life forever changed. >> and now miss america, kira kazantsev leaves with $50,000 in scholarships and the four runners-up also get scholarships including first runner-up miss virginia and miss arkansas, second runner up. reena and dan? >> a big congratulations. beautiful, smart and talented. this is what she won on her talent. take a look at this. ♪ >> you've heard the song, pharrell's "happy." she's singing and doing this cup routine made famous in "pitch perfect." >> that's impress

i have to tell thaw our local girls, miss parks miss delaware, and miss new jersey did not make it past first cut but i can also tell you they had a love of proud fans out here today. dressed to the nine's people filed in to much was is america inside the competition's home, boardwalk hall. from ohio, to washington, people traveled far to watch one of new jersey's favorite traditions. >> we love atlantic city, it is home. >> reporter: anxious parents of miss delaware, william brenda lewis held daughter brittany sign high. >> miss delaware. >> reporter: lewis, born and raised in brigantine, new jersey, temple grad who lives in wilmington used tragedy of her sister's murder to hurdle her platform of domestic violence. >> tragedy that transformed her into someone that will be able to help future women or anyone in the situation such as our daughter was. >> reporter: proud close family friends of miss new jersey showed off her baby pictures. >> i've got two, maybe three. >> reporter: sierra taylor jones raised in galloway township a student have dance at rutgers is daughters of the long tim

here's abc's mara schiavocampo. >> miss new york!wly crowned miss america kira kazantsev wowed the judges with her brains -- >> every single woman that fights in our military deserves the right to be safe and be happy and respected by those she serves with. >> reporter: her activist spirit -- >> my platform's called love shouldn't hurt. ♪ clap along if you feel >> reporter: and her quirky talent. but tonight, she's anything but happy. >> i'm incredibly hurt that someone has said these things. >> reporter: a new report on the website jezebel.com alleging kazantsev was expelled from her sorority at of star university for exceptionally harsh hazing. >> she was playing a direct role in the hazing. >> reporter: erin ryan citing an unnamed source claims under kir a's supervision, pledges in the incoming class were called names and made to perform physical tasks to the point of bruising and exhaustion. >> it was pretty standard hazing type behavior. it's things that a lot of sorority girls have participated in. it's something that she for o

everyone misses you. emily and i miss you the most.ou are never forgotten. [ applause ] john sylvester white kenneth wilburn white jr. leonard anthony white malissa y. white maudlin a. white sandra l. white wayne white leanne marie whiteside mark p. whitford leslie a. willington mark p. whitford michael t. wholey mary catherine wieman jeffrey david wiener william j. wik allison marie wildman glenn e. wilkinson earnest m. willcher john c. willett brian patrick williams candace lee williams crossley richard williams jr. david j. williams david williams debbie l. williams dwain williams kevin michael williams louie anthony williams louis calvin williams iii john p. williamson donna ann wilson william eben wilson david harold winton glenn j. winuk thomas francis wise alan l. wisniewski frank paul wisniewski david wiswall sigrid charlotte wiswe michael r. wittenstein christopher w. wodenshek martin phillips wohlforth katherine susan wolf jennifer yen wong su chan steve wong yin ping wong yuk ping wong brent james woodall james john woods ma

and the road to miss america followed by the competition at 9:00 p.m. only on 6abc. >>> much more to come on saturday morning, back to the developing story the search for a gunman who shot and killed the pennsylvania state trooper inside a barracks, another trooper is wounded. >>> jim gardner goes one on one with the new mayor don guardian. jim asks what's the prescription for ac's survival in the midst of the casino crisis. >> reporter: we're seeing rain in parts of the area and everybody is picking up cloud cover. tomorrow will be nice with the return of sunshine. i'll have the weekend c >> sky6 live hd taking a live look for us now over center city. dark clouds have rolled in, we have scattered showers that we are looking at today, 64 degrees outside now at 9:12, meteorologist chris sowers joins us, this is not a washout for the day. those clouds look bad. >> reporter: they look ominous, we'll have showers, but not pouring rain. let's go live on sky 6. we're looking at the back bays of atlantic city, you can see the camera is shaking arounds this is

sorry. >> miss piggy: i'll show you who is sorry. hi-ya! >> nick: sorry, you should not perform a number on the show. agt is for new talent not for old stars that was around before i was born. >> miss piggy: it's show time! you are hosting the show! >> kermit: it's "america's got talent" with our special guests, the muppets! [♪ muppet show theme song ] [ ♪ music ] [ ♪ music ] >> howie, what do you get when you cross the atlantic with the titanic? >> howie: about half way. >> nick: what, too soon? ♪ let's get things started [ buzzer ] >> kermit: thank you. thank you. my goodness. >> nick: sorry i'm late i got tied up back stage. >> fifty shades of miss piggy. exactly. listen, kermit, it's an honor to have you and the muppets here tonight. >> kermit: thanks. the muppets love new talent. we're going to hang out someone to join us. >> nick: first i need to you help me out with introducing our distinguished judges. >> kermit: all right. here we go. give it up for a man i'm sure was a muppet in a previous life, howie mandel! [applause] >>

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nina, places crown on new miss america 2015. again, for the third year in a row winner is miss new york, this year it is m miissss n new, and it is so exciting. >> good luck. >> reporter: for second year in the row back in atlantic city and televised live on abc miss america did not disappoint. two hour long special the make it past the the first cut. surprising especially for miss pennsylvania who won talent portion in the preliminaries. going into the show though family and friend beamed with pride. miss delaware's parents did not care if she won they are proud of her platform domestic violence. brittany lewis sister was a victim of homicide. >> she is allowing the tragedy to transform her into someone that will be able to help future women or anyone in the situation such as our daughter was. >> reporter: long time family friend of miss new jersey, sierra taylor jones, say galloway township local and daughter of casino workers became a beacon of light touring this tough time. >> always talented. she has just been, she's real.

. >> a stray bullet missed everything and came down 460 feet it missed everything. trees, windows, cars, everything. >> but it hit doto and one neighbor called 911 eye while the family called for help. >> doctors performed an emergency c-section. doto was pronounced dead early afternoon. her daughter did not survive the night. investigators are still trying to department exact circumstances surrounding that shooting. but neighbors fear for their safety and the safety of their children. >> we don't know where the bullets will come from, that way, this way, any way. >> they don't care about daylight or being a sunday or how beautiful the weather s they're evil thuingz and will do whatever whenever they can. >> among them the victim leaves behind two other children and a boyfriend. police have a news conference scheduled a half hour from now. "action news" will be there. we'll expect to hear updates thon case and details on who police are looking for. live at police headquarters, head headquarters katherine scott "channel 6 action news." >> 8th and market street statio

miss dell dl a temple alum was born in new jersey so does miss new jersey who is fwhorn rutgers and miss pennsylvania attends carnegie mellon and already won talent this week. >> it took me by surprise. >> spec tate rerz join the miracle mile walk friday evening half the proceeds from that go to the children's miracle network and on saturday is the famous shoe parade and sunday night is the big night we've been waiting for when we find out who will be crowned miss america. reporting in atlantic city, annie mccormick, for "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> it would be beautiful inside in atlantic city how will it be outside? >>> sunday, picture-perfect no matter where you are. tomorrow silence. as we look right now at the action cam it was out in center city along the avenue of the arts aglow here this evening on a friday night. big date night if you're down in the city it was a beautiful one. as we look at the accuweather live lineup we'll notice stormtracker 6 live all is clear. we're tag a look at the temperatures to the north and west which is on the chilly side and we're tracking rain

in the category of lifestyle and fitness in swimsuit, miss florida, and for talent miss ohio, miss kentucky, and miss pennsylvania. there was the heart-pounding interview with the judges. >> i'm still shaking. >> they asked about isis, foreign policy it's such a big topic in the news right now, it's a difficult question for anybody to answer. >> reporter: this year's pageant comes with atlantic city stressed. casinos are closing or have shut their doors, for miss new jersey it's personal. >> me being the daughter of two casino workers, people realize i'm real and tangible person and they are capitalizing on that as a source to look for hope for the future. >> reporter: all right something new this year, cruel -- you'll get to go behind the scenes a back stage pass, 53 contestants only one can take home the crown. taman bradley abc news. >> melissa magee, matt o'donnell, karen rogers host our special, count down to the crown at 7:00. road to miss america a look at the pageant. the pageant itself gets underway at 9:00 p.m. >>> there's more to come on sunday afternoon. opera philadelphia is op

>> i miss them more day by day, but as far as anything else goes, nothing changes. i keep looking and i'm going to find them. >> reporter: montgomery county police swarmed areas of the county today to continue the search for the hoggle children. >> we have approximately 35 officers in various locations in the counties searching. at this point we've cleared approximately 14,000 acres of land. >> reporter: if there's no new development by the weekend, the children's father is trying to enlist an army of volunteers to assist in the search. >> this weekend at 8:30 in the morning we'll meet at seneca valley. we're trying to have in excess of well over 1,000 people come out and just run a huge search saturday, sunday. if you can volunteer and do it, i don't care if it's an hour. >> reporter: initially catherine hoggle told the police her children were left with a friend. that turned out not to be the case. then hoggle told police she left the children at a playground and had abandoned them, but that as well did not turn up. we'll keep you posted. in montgomery county jim

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for talent, miss ohio. miskentucky and miss pennsylvanias there was the heart pounding interview with the judges. >> they asked about isis, foreign policy, it's such a big topic in the news right now it's a difficult question for anybody to answer. >> reporter: this year's pageant comes with atlantic city stressed. casinos closing or shut their doors. for miss new jersey it's personal. >> for me being the daughter of two casino workers people believe i am a tangible person and they cappal liesing on that -- capitalizing on that looking for the future. >> reporter: before the show gets started there's a preshow it will be great on abc. 53 contestants, but only one can win the crown. live this morning in atlantic city, taman bradley, channel 6 "action news." >> melissa magee, karen rogers and matt o'donnell host the countdown to the crown and road to miss america, abc's look behind the pageant, the peanut itself gets underway at 9:00 p.m. >> it's a family tradition to watch. >> it is it's a lot of fun. >> muc

part of the problem is she went missing saturday morning but was never reported missing until sundayon. as you might imagine, her friend are distraught. listen. >> i can't imagine what her family is going through, and it's just -- i was talking to her mom the other day, and it's really -- sorry. >> it's shocking. for someone you know, you would never think that would happen to them. >> now, police have made no connection at all to any other missing women, but in 2009, 20-year-old morgan harrington disappeared from the university of virginia campus. her remains were later found. a suspect was never arrested. and in just the past ten years, two other women in that vicinity have also turned if missing. they have not been found, gretchen, and no suspect in those cases, either. at least worth mentioning. >> those other cases as well. it runs up to 30 miles-per-hour, it jumps over obstacles, and some day, that thing may even save lives. really? wow. veggies you're cool... reworking the menu. mayo, corn dogs...you are so out of here! ahh... the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting e

her father has been missing three years.g with her mother, amanda, she's been turning to her faith. >> i pray every day. >> what's it been like? >> hard. not knowing what had happened t him. you know, it stinks. that he might not come home ever. >> amanda is now divorced from him but they co-op prated well in bringing up their daughter. he lived and worked for 20 years in the u.s. but that ended when police stopped him for suspected drunk driving and ended up being deported. he found his ex-wife in mexico where he had been sent saying he wanted to come back. >> he wanted to come back because joseph had just turned 13 and he wanted to be here for her birthday party. >> setting off through the desert contact ended with his family. a fellow my grant told amanda later that he had begun to tire and stopped to rest. his companion went on only to get caught. >> when he was caught by border patrol, he had stayed behind and that was it. they didn't ask him where, how far behind did he stay so they could go and do a search and rescue

miss new york named the new miss america on abc last night, strangely with the help of a red plastic cup. kara katzen is the third straight winner from new york during the talent portion, the new miss america took a page from the movie script of 2012's "pitch perfect." ♪ i might be crazy but i'm not sane ♪ ♪ sunshine she's here ♪ you can take a break >> she says she chose that talent to show little girls they can do whatever they want and still succeed. that's a good reason, but social media wasn't too impressed. linda cohen tweeted this picture, quote, miss america's inspiration but anna kendrick did it with a yellow cup and a cappella. excuse me, miss new york, the cup song is so two years ago. she did a good job. >> don't be such a hater. >> don't hate. she did it live. i thought she did well. >> congratulations. >> congratulations to miss new york. there's this video going viral, a former new york knick turned l.a. laker jeremy lin. he had fun scaring people at madame tussaud's san francisco. ♪ that's too good. i love when they do that. >> that would get me. >> we've got to get y

talent, miss ohio, a ventriloquist. miss kentucky and miss pennsylvania. there was also the heart pounding interview with the judges. >> they asked about isis, foreign policy. it's such a big topic in the news now. it's a difficult question for anybody to answer. >> reporter: this year's pageant comes with stress. casinos are closing. for miss new jersey, it's personal. >> me being the daughter of two casino workers, people realize i'm a tangible person and they are capitalizing on that as a source to look for hope for the future. >> reporter: new this year a behind the scenes preshow on abc that's going to be great. 53 contestants but only one woman can wear the crown. tahman bradley, abc news, atlantic city. >> you can watch the miss america competition tonight right here on abc 7. the countdown to miss america starts at 8:00 p.m. followed by the 2015 miss america competition at 9:00. >>> still ahead on the abc 7 sunday morning news, the makeover for a family shelter in a rough bay area neighborhood thanks to some students with an eye for design. >>> and

i really miss him. i say it on the show. i say it. i miss my brother.us dancing in "sophisticated ladies." a wonderful show. >> i can't wait to see it. >> you got to see it. >> can i tell your age? because you don't look it at all. >> i can tell it. 70. >> you don't look if. where do you get this age at 70? >> i'm really happy. i refuse to have negativity around me. that includes family. if i have some negative family, they got to go. they got to go. >> i love it. i love it. >> all the people around me are like that. >> right. >> you know, especially -- see, in the dance world, i'm a choreograph choreographer, a dancer. when you're with dancers, it's heaven. and so, like i direct. i just directed -- i just directed a life story of ella fitzgerald. >> love frida payne. >> she's singing in ella's key. people just think of "band of gold." no, she started as a jazz singer. so, when i'm directing actors, it's different. they have to have motivation. dancers, bust a step. they don't come with no moods. that's what i love because i'm like that. i can't wait to

trying to find her. >> making sure they tonight miss out. the lines already building in this line picture from georgetown as people try to get their hands on the new iphone. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang on this friday, september 19th, 2014. let's take a live look outside at 5:00 a.m. 64 degrees. and ending our workweek on a nice note >> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is here with our forecast. >> i saw them bundled up waiting for the new iphone in line this morning. you'll be spending much time outside this morning, you will need a jacket. it is cool. a light fog. a live view of washington on this friday morning. fog may be a little dense for the rural areas. watch out for the roadways. patchy fog there. elsewhere, beautiful morning. mild and comfy this afternoon. your weather headlines, a weekend turning summer like. nice warming coming up this weekend. a cool morning, though. temperatures with the fog will be hovering in the 50s between now and 8:00. after that, we will jump into the 60s. by noon, should be around 70 degree

they are focusing in on eight missing areas.ne was put into custody late friday but no sign of two-year-old jake up and three-year-old sarah. let's check in with dave with a look of the forecast. >> a splendid start to what will be a spectacular day. it is chilly out there. look at beautiful skies over arlington right now. temperatures in the 40's and 50's out there. a little warmer tomorrow and 70's for the rest of the week. >> all right. thank you for watching. ♪ because the players are going to play play play and the haters are going to hate hate hate ♪ ♪ baby i'm just going to shake shake shake shake shake it off shake it off ♪ >> dan is dancing. you can't see him. >> i'm surrendering my man card along with -- >> these are some fraternity brothers doing an amazing lip-sync to taylor swift's "shake it off." so great it even caught the attention of taylor herself. coming up, what she did that had those frat brothers cheering. good morning, america this sunday morning. >> the song is incredibly catchy. >> it is. >> incredibly c

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a bullet missed the car and hit doto instead. >> she's a totally innocent victim just sitting on a step out there with a young friend and one of bullets from the top of the block comes all the way down and strikes her one time in the face. >> that young friend megan doto said he tried to help her but there was nothing he could do. >> the worst part was i knew that she was dead from the beginning the moment she hit the ground she was dead. >> doctors delivered doto's baby girl by emergency c-section and the infant did not survive the night. >> somebody knows something out there i mean rarely does something happen and there's absolutely fwhoun witnessed it or has some information. so people need to come up and step up on this one. >> reporter: doto leaves behind two other children ages 4 and 6. police acknowledge there is quite a big deal of drug activity in the area. tonight they're bringing in known drug dealers in the area pressing them for information. again there's a $40,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction. live at philadelphia police headquarters i'm sarah

go long. ♪ little miss can't be wrong >>> her platform in the miss america pageant was about fighting miss america is facing serious allegations. >> did she haze her sorority sisters in college? she's doing damage control this morning as brandi hitt reports. >> miss new york! >> reporter: just one week after being crowned miss america, a role model meant to represent intelligence, beauty and grace, kira kazantsev finds herself responding to allegations of abusive hazing. >> unfortunately, these allegations, first of all, they're just not true. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview with "good morning america" she says she was forced out of the sorority at hofstra university last year. the website jezebel reporting it came after an investigation that under kira's supervision pledges in the incoming class were called names and made to perform physical tasks to the point of bruising and exhstion. but miss america, whose platform is combating domestic violence, describes those events differently. >> under the frat definition of hazing, yes, i was involved. you'd stand in a line and they -

bills delivered in august. >> they will tell you about a missing mail mystery. it has them mad. >> my sister mailed. the postal problems are perplexing. >> once a week, somebody complains about having someone else's mail or missing a package. it seems to be pervasive. >> where is it going? >> i do not know. i tracked mind to the post office and i was told that it was delivered. i do not know where it went. >> the mail comes from this post office. the residents say they noticed a change for the worse over the last year. revolving doora of carriers on the route and they wonder if that is cutting into service. a spokesperson tells seven on your side that they are investigating the claims and welcome the claim -- welcome the opportunity to address service issues. that that happens with the precision of overnight delivery. >> thank you. we will be back with the work week forecast. >> won the best times of the year is september. we are here. >> different. the first fight of the seven days that we had our at 90 degrees. >> you said that the record high for today was 10

yes, miss buller?es.  appears that the actions taken by epa in really ignoring you and allowing whistle-blowers and others to be intimidated, this has under mined your position at inspector general to conduct yourñr legitimate investigative oversight responsibilities? would that be a fair statement? >> that would be a fair statement. >> the other thing that would concern me is using some language or exceptions that are in the law in the case of justice and peace corps to obstruct investigation or even worse to cover up, particularly concerned about the sexual abuse instances. some of these cases, the staff had told me may be like peace corps worker on peace corps worker or some locals on peace corps volunteers. is that the case? >> yes. >> and, again, it appears that it is sort of a blatant coverup of sexual abuse cases that some might embarrass the agency. i guess you expose yourself when you send people to foreign lands or on any mission to locals or foreign nationals taking advantage of american pe

how about miss new york? miss new york was the one that did the little thing on the floor. dogs and her talent was tapping a plastic cup. sounds like a resume for a homeless person. [ laughter ] but she won it. miss new york has won three years in a row now. you remember in the old days they would ask the finalists questions and the questions would be, like, what personal accomplishment are you most proud of, that sort of thing? well, this year, they asked five questions of the five finalists and these are the subjects they covered. >> ray rice. >> isis. >> rape and attempted rape. >> sexual assault in our military. >> 9-year-old killed their strooting instructor. >> you have 20 seconds to answer. go. what kind of questions are those? one minute you're holding a ventriloquist dummy, the next minute you're answering questions about rape? it's miss america pageant svu all of a sudden. maybe they're training them to be fox news anchors. i don't know, but -- probably the best part of the night came right at the top of the show. this is how the contestants introduced themselves.

new jersey and miss delaware who got an an award for their community service and miss pennsylvania. we're all in, people. no problems between i-95 and the schuylkill looking good, septa buses route 17, 31, 32, 38, 48, 62, 121, 125 will be detoured because of the hero thrill show. , can you say that again, please? >> reporter: you have to remember. >> reporter: that's not going to happen. we have shorts and ts on the kids it's cool with the temperatures in the 60s. this afternoon it will be mild, not as warm and sticky as yesterday. if you're running errands, 66 by 9:00 a.m., 70 by noon, 75 by 3:00 p.m. we'll get a high of 76 dipping down to 74 by 6:00 p.m. a nice day of clouds and sun. if you're heading to the airport, we're hoping for all green aircraft on the big board and that's what we've got. we're not reporting any rain in our most traveled destinations, a-okay at philadelphia airport. >> dental tests and vision screening and a report finds too many children are missing out on these services. more than half of children and teens do not see a dentist every year. the deficiency

the search for the missing uva student has a new focus.surveillance video from sal's pizza in the downtown mall area. in this video it is just after 1:00 a.m. on saturday. you can see a white man standing in the doorway. hannah seen at the top right of your screen walking to left. after walking by the white man, hi follows her. >> do you believe the man? do you have reason to suspect him or does he sound believable? >> that man is a cooperative witness right now. >> reporter: he told police he was concerned because the young woman seemed disoriented. but he stopped following her when another man, a black man came up to her. >> he saw that man put his arm around hannah as she was walking. she stopped. they faced each other. he said it was a simple conversation that he did not know what it was all about and that i'm not going to go into this. >> police have not found that man on any video yet, but calling him a person of interest. >> the description of the black man speaking to hannah is a person of interest at this time as we have not ident

new jersey wedding but they weren't invited and now they are facing criminal charges, and the new miss america is already embroiled in controversy, nine days after winning it's crown. >>> now the details, you may have notice that filling up your gas tank is costing less these days and experts say it's a trend that is likely to happen in your area and around the country. $3.43 a gallon, that is the national average, but in delaware $3.27 and the cheapest spot is $3.16 in south jersey. vernon odom is live with more. >> gas prices are falling fast not only here in the delaware valley but across this country as well. there is no end in sight until spring time. >> i got here and it was $3.19 and i wanted to do the happy dance. >> happy dancing at the filling station. that is what we found today as we toured gas stations around town. the lowest gas prices of the year and lots of good cheer. >> i'm retired and on the road a lot. it benefits me greatly, i put a lot of gas in and $3.29, happy. >> why all of this happiness and good news, gas prices are dropping fast and likely to go much lower b

found nearly a half century when it went missing from a u.s.e when a relative of one of his staffers tried to sell it. >> reporter: this agent gets tips online. >> when you go on ebay and search artwork you get a lot of tips. >> reporter: even though selling the artwork is a crime. this is a copy of december in venice. the original is missing ripped off by a tourist visiting the museum in september 2008. some paintings are so valuable they trigger court battles. they found this hanging in an art gallery. the agents pounced but said the gallery refused to hand it over. the feds had to win it back in court years later. >> this is the history of america. in that respect it's very important and it is the property of the united states. >> reporter: some of the paintings we do know about was recently displayed here at the smi smithsonian art museum showing workers filling out welfare forms during the depression. even a lead versiinvestigator s now so many pieces of this art will never be found. scott mcfarland, news for i-team. >>> to see a slide sho

knew miss liz and everybody loved miss liz you know and she was the type of person she would do anything for anybody you know? she's always opening her door and home to everyone. >> investigators found one smoke detector in the base m of the home and they're working to determine how the fire started. >> well teenager from new jersey who was a student at albright college was killed in a fire in reading early this morning. matthew reign from south river was among 7 people inside an off campus home when the fire broke out. four were able to make it out. three were trapped inside. two were rushed to the hospital and rein was pronounced dead at the scene. it was accidental fire that started in the basement. >> well for some it was eye sore. for others it was home. but, today, in just a matter of seconds, the queen lane apartments became a part of philadelphia's past. "action news" reporter annie mccormick has that story. >> first the sound of dynamite then as the building crumbled to the ground cheers came. it lasted 8 second. site of queen lynn apartments is now a pile of rubble. former resi

. >>> miss new york kira kazantsev has been named the new miss america. the third year in a row a candidate from new york state has walked away the winner. those are some of our top stories today, september 15th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to you. we begin with the nation divided by weather extremes. >> in the west, scorching temperatures, tinder, dry conditions fueling wildfires there, including this fire in oakhurst, california near yosemite national park triggering up to 1,000 evacuations and threatening 400 structures. elsewhere the mercury is plunging. here's abc's rob marciano. >> reporter: in california, a fierce battle hundreds of firefighters attacking a massive wildfire in close to triple digit heat. dozens of houses threatened. hundreds without power. >> we're probably going to lose everything in the refrigerator and freezer. >> reporter: all as temperatures are set to climb higher, possibly reaching 105 degrees in the coming days. meanwhile it may still be summer, but the big chill came early. snow in some spot

. >>> and the manhunt for the last man seen with the missing uva student. does the evidence from his home lead to what happened to hannah graham? ♪ clap along if you know what happiness is to you ♪ >>> and an abc news exclusive. miss america under fire this morning, facing allegations of hazing, claims she was kicked out of her college sorority for verbally and physically abusing pledges. she's here this morning telling her side of the story. >>> and good morning, america. let's get right to the breaking news. the first american air strikes in syria. a new front in a long war. missiles fired from warships dropped by air. most targeting the isis stronghold of raqqa. but also a new terror group inside syria called khorasan. we have breaking details on how that active plot targeting america was stopped. >> surprising developments. and our first, our news. our abc news security team up all night tracking this story. and let's start with martha raddatz who is in washington. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this is a major escalation in the