he come close to me with a big smile, screaming, thank you, monica, thank you, monica, thank you, monica. why, mark? because i passed the best night of my life. rob stafford: after returning to courmayeur, monica says mark stern told her he'd been inspired by that night on the mountain and wanted to spend a whole year at a high altitude in a tent alone. monica: he wanted to write a book, how to survive above six-- 6,000 feet. exactly. for an entire year. rob stafford: that september, monica says, mark set up and equipped three separate campsites in the mountains above courmayeur. really beautiful, really beautiful. rob stafford: she says he told her at after publishing that book he was writing, they would move to switzerland together and, perhaps, adopt children. mark: this is my little city i started building. rob stafford: and so as the temperatures dropped in the fall of 2009, and the snow came, the man monica knew as mark stern set to make a name for himself in the alps. to her, it seemed crazy, but writer, buzz bissinger, says monica's mark stern was actually behaving true to form.

monica? >> thank you, cecily. two weeks after the storm hit puerto rico, there are other areas hit here. a combined effort between police, fema and the u.s. mill military brought food and water today. they went door to door handing out boxes. >> a hearing went late into the night. within the past hour, a gloucester county school board decided whether to close an elementary school over a mold issue. outraged parents say their children shall be getting sick. dann cuellar has the latest. monica, the monroe board of education has decided to shut down holly glen elementary after a mold problem was discovered. parents had questions and concerned. effective immediately, holly >>glen: glen will be shut down after tests came in showing a serious mold problem at the school. >> the school's 537 students will be temporarily relocated at three other schools until the problem can be remedied. the number of parents say the children have been sick since attending are concerned about the mold. others say they have been complaining

good evening, john. >> reporter: good evening, monica.bly the investigators will release specific information on those specific weapons that were used whether they were semi automatic weapons or as some have speculated in at least one case possibly a fully automatic machine gun and whether or not those weapons were obtained legally or not. until then all anyone can do is wait and speculate. you're resaltzman is a firearms instructor and operator of a gun range in center city. we asked him about the speculation that given the steady stream of gunfire heard during last night's attack that at least one of the weapons fired was a fully automatic machine gun. saltzman's response. >> sounded to me as though it was a sustained rhythmic fire which would mean possibly i mean we're speculating here, that there could have been a fully automatic gun but the problem with that is is that the gun fired at a very slow rate. >> reporter: to his practiced here slow enough that he thinks it's not a fully automatic machine gun but more likely a semi automati

monica whikrey, picturedded here -- pictured here with those beautiful earrings and red shirt, monica was a mother of three who was born and raised in belcourt on the turtle mountain band of chippewa reservation and lived near aberdeen south dakota. after a night out with friends on april 7, 1993, monica never returned home. her relatives grew concerned when they had not heard from or seen monica for several days. eventually the family filed a missing persons report and started to talk to friends and neighbors. the detective assigned to the case worked closely with the community and the family and assured them he was working diligently on this case. in june of that year, canoeists found monica's badly decomposed body in the james river outside of aberdeen. throughout the next several years new detectives were assigned to the case, each having to basically start over and work with limited notes, interviews and evidence from the previous investigators. a couple of times the police told the family that they had a suspect or were close to arresting someone for monica's murder, but there w

monica? >> a woman abducted and raped at the state park is still recovering tonight. police have launched an intensive manhunt. >> on a beautiful serene evening in the state park the quiet night was shattered by news of the abduction. >> it was here the woman reported being on a fishing pier just after 5:00, monday afternoon when approached by two white men 20 to 25 years old, forced into a car, possibly a honda civic, and driven to another area of the park and raped. >> i have never heard of anything like that happening here. >> i'm here every week several times during the week. it's scary. >> one suspect is described as 6' tall, medium build, clean shane black v neck shirt and blue jeans. the other 5' 8 with a moustache. he was said to be wearing baggy blue jeans and a hat. >> it was a shock to me that in this beautiful place, peaceful -- this would happen at the time of day i heard it happened. >> those that enjoy the park say they would be on guard unaccustomed as they are to doing so. >> i would have someone come with me or not come here oosm if you have any furt

i'm monica malpass.ia bust a major illegal gambling ring that was a family affair. >>> and the sixers host boston tonight for their regular season home opener. we're live in south philadelphia. >>> but the big story on "action news" is the show of solidarity among students today at coatesville area high school. it comes after a series of racially insensitive pictures on social media. today students stood side by side as a sign of protest and unity saying the school administration is not doing enough. "action news" reporter vernon odom live in coatesville with details for us. good evening, vernon. >> reporter: good evening, monica. hundreds of students here boycotted classes all day today knowing there will be penalties for doing so according to the principal but they told me they'll suffer the punishment to make their point. hundreds of coatesville area high students boycotted classes today. protesting what they say is a pattern of racial discrimination tolerated by the administration and present in the

hey, jamie. >> reporter: hey there rick and monica. jenkins he didn't play football today but oh boy is he doing a lot of other work really good work in the community. we are here today at your event at union trust in the city, blitz bow ties and bauble. >> bourbon. >> bourbon. i forgot the bourbon which is for good reason. what are we doing here tonight? you're raising money for a wonderful cause and you're going to help educate our youth. is there anything better. >> this is our fourth annual fundraiser we do here in philadelphia and the biggest thing is we want to have good time. we bring a bunch of eagles out we have a live auction live band a bunch of my favorite restaurants cater a lot of bourbon, bourbon tasting but it's an opportunity for us to spread light on our summer theme program that we have here in philadelphia and partnership with drexel. we takes kids out of west philadelphia and bring them onto the campus of drexel and run them a steam program which is basically stem but we add arts and athletic, things they use on a

monica. >> sounds good. thank you cecily. >>> the maryland granite company where three workers were shot and killed last week has now reopened. officials say 37-year-old radee prince opened fire at advanced granite solutions his place of work last wednesday. prince then allegedly drove to wilmington and shot an acquaintance at a car dealership. prince remains behind bars tonight in delaware. >> secretary of defense james mattis is in south korea tonight promising america's allegiance this as concerns over north korea's nuclear program continue to grow. mattis visited the dmz amid rising tensions between north korea and the u.s. kim jong un has used missile tests and alleged hydrogen bomb tests to put the u.s. on edge. according to mattis, the u.s. does not want any aggressions to happen. >> our goal is not war but, rather, the complete verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the korean peninsula. mattis is visiting south korea ahead of president trump who heads to asia next month. the white house is

monica. >> sounds good. thank you so much, cecily. >>> well, local and federal agents raided two urgent care facilities today, one doctor appears to be at the center of this major investigation. the dea and fbi converged other facilities this morning, one in northeast philadelphia on roosevelt boulevard. the other on the eastern road in willow grove. both are owned by dr. mehdi nikparvar and according to business records he's now in federal custody. officials did not give reason for the raids but neighbors told "action news" they have seen plenty of unusual activity. >> i've just seen lines of people in the morning waiting for the office to open. my concern was that they were selling drugs out of the facility. because typically you don't see a doctor's office have lines of people before they're opening. >> both facilities operate under the name advanced urgent care. some locations of the franchise were raided in 2015 because they were suspected of illegally selling prescriptions. >> officials trying to figur

hi there. >> hi brian and monica.e'll be tracking that wet weather as we get into our tuesday. we'll show you the numbers. despite the clouds, temperatures have been well above average. we had a high temperature today in philadelphia of 75. we'll show you the picture over my shoulder here as we look at storm tracker6 live double scan radar 3-d, you can see that we're dry in the midatlantic region but a lot of wet weather across the ohio valley so this is a cold front that will be pressing eastward. as it does so it arrives during the overnight hours first thing tomorrow morning so slow going for the commute. in the morning and throughout the day tomorrow. here is the evening planner for the rest of tonight. it's mostly cloudy. 7:00 p.m. a temperature of 71 degrees, clouds around at 8 o'clock tonight. numbers holding in the lower 70's and the upper 60's at 11:00 p.m. and we'll stay fairly dry, maybe a spotty shower but overnight we are tracking that weather that continues on and off throughout the day tuesday. we've go

walter. >> reporter: that's right, monica. we spoke with two people from the delaware valley who were there and witnessed what happened and as you would imagine their stories are heart stopping. steve gold of wilmington says it was like something out of a horror movie. >> i could see people running, you know, bleeding and some people just had blood everywhere. i don't think -- sometimes it was people trying to pick people up and they get bloody from that. >> reporter: he says during the chaos people started climbing or tearing down sections of the fence that surrounded the festival grounds but steve says even as he fled for his life, he took a moment to contact loved ones realizing they would soon hear about the attack knowing he was there. >> i actually called my mom while shots were being fired told her i loved her and told her i'm going to run, i'll be okay. >> reporter: he admits though he didn't feel safe until he made it inside a nearby casino. there he met with other survivors desperately trying to contact loved ones wh

richter who put this report together who is monica rector she's not even american she was educated at oxford which of course is a tool of nato the whole establishment an elite in the u.k. and this report is in salt to americans and other words the report seems to suggest that americans as categorically are stupid it's pretty much in this report that americans are stupid they can't think for themselves and that they need someone from oxford university to tell them what to think this is very pretty revolutionary thinking and what i'm talking about the american revolution this is what we had to put up with before we had a revolution in america elite oxford educated. and then complain who insists that only they know what's good for everybody and our team is very popular because it embodies the american spirit is probably the most american news outlet in the world is our t.v. in a body is something that is lost in america a feeling of independence and free thinking you don't see that on m s n b c the more you don't see that on fox news anymore they all kowtow to the industrial military com

and that is the story here in las vegas monica malpass. >> thank you jim the agony of that massacre inegas is being felt across the country and here at home. philadelphia came together tonight to take action demanding tougher gun laws and lifting each other up in prayer. action news reporter annie mccormick is live in center city with more on that annie. >> reporter: and monica that is right tonight's vigil is all part of a national day of action among the people on the stage a young philadelphia woman that knows what these victims and their families are going through. she survived a mass shooting just a year ago. >> we gather as one philadelphia community tonight. >> reporter: the power of the sinister act in las vegas drew people to a vigil tonight in center city organizers from seek fire pa says this vigil has a specific tone. >> we know people need to pray and grieve and mourn but also need to act so it's not a moment of silence but a moment of action. >> reporter: one by one state and local lawmakers and religious leaders sounded off calling for changes to gun laws telling the cro

monica. >> thank you bob. now to "action news" reporter sara sarah bloomquist live in the neighborhood. this has come as a shock to the neighborhoods. >> reporter: some neighbors said they started to cry when they heard what police were investigating here in the 800 block of west ninth street. there's a small prayer group in front of the home at this hour made up mostly of children. neighbors tell us they did see this mother although not very often. nobody seemed to know much about her or what was going on inside this home prior to the discovery of her children's bodies today. >> i feel bad for the babies more so anything. their innocent lives. >> reporter: this wilmington neighborhood was sent into shock sadness and disbelief over the news that two little boys were found dead inside an apartment on this block this morning. >> i was crying. i can't -- it makes me so upset. there's so many little kids that run around this neighborhood it just makes me so upset that this happened. >> it's a terrible situation, i

monica and rick, back over to you.does leave your arm kind of sore but it's worth it. >> got mine yesterday. >> unless you're very muscular. >> oh, yeah. >> who worries about that. >> no ad libbing ali, all right. thank you. delaware county students got an important lesson today from an interactive traveling show. the anti-bullying program called box out bullying visits first through eighth graders the the norwood school. each group of students participated in an age appropriate performance using positivity to address the serious issue. the award winning program also works with schools to train staff and create anti-bullying policies. today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it doesn't, does it? actually, it does. type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or stroke. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. you didn't know that. no

at least we have a lot to cheer about, right, monica? >> channel6 "action news." >> thank you, dan. >> night owls, we have clear skies over head. the best time for viewing the meteor showers. head outside with cecily tynan. a perfect night for watching the heavens. >> timing is everything. we have high pressure over us. clear skies, satellite and radar showing not a cloud in the sky. a great night to look up. we have the o o'ryan meteor shower, the best of the fall. numbers, 10 to 20 per hour, but they are typically the brightest we see, the best viewing between midnight and dawn. stay up later or get up early. we have a new moon. no moonlight to obscure the view. it's good if you try to get away from city lights. temperaturewise, if you are stepping out, it's mild, 61, a light jacket is all you need now. temperatures are climbing through the weekend, thanks to the high pressure. we have details about how high they climb and we'll talk about changes in the seven-day forecast. >> sounds good. no complete answers about what led to the deat

. >> reporter: good evening, monica. hundreds of students here boycotted classes all day today knowing there will be penalties for doing so according to the principal but they told me they'll suffer the punishment to make their point. hundreds of coatesville area high students boycotted classes today. protesting what they say is a pattern of racial discrimination tolerated by the administration and present in the classrooms. enrolled in advanced placement courses. >> i feel like i'm an outcast. i feel like i'm getting looked at a certain way because of my skin tone. i feel like when i walk into a ap class, my teacher expects me to fail. >> reporter: there was an administration sanctioned rally in the football stadium from 8:00 to 10:00 this morning to allow students to speak about overt problems like students displaying pumpkins carved with ku klux chain. in recent days a dark skinned doll was hung by the neck in a locker room. leaders of the boy cat say this was a necessary act of defines. >> we felt like we're being ma

. >>> plus, monica lewinsky.he new video with things we sayon line we would never say in person. >>> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> mr. trump claimed that senator corker begged for the president's endorsement. >> corker says the president treats his office like a reality show and could set the u.s. on a path to world war iii. >> harvey weinstein fired from the weinstein company immediately. "the new york times" details sexual allegation allegations spanning decades. >> reignites the gun debate. >> you protect the rights of citizens to bear arms. >> is it unlimited? >> it is. >> the gulf coast will spend the columbus day holiday cleaning up what was once hurricane nate. >> nate spawned tornadoes as it moved across the carolinas. >> here it comes. >>> a fire burning in napa county, california. evacuations are under way. >> all that -- >>> a man clinging to a school bus after someone allegedly threw a bottle at his car. >> vice president pence left a pro football g

. >> reporter: hi monica, this is apatiently a see something say something situation and authorities say they were tipped by an individual that they were willing to sell pipe bombs and a rifle and ammunition. as for what they purchased -- >> they were metal pipes and caps that were constructed and you can imagine thrown into a small room the damage it can do inside. >> the atlantic city bomb squad explain the making of five pipe bombs. arrested danielle smith of atlantic city and 31-year-old nina house of margate. it's alleged that smith offered instructions about the explosive materials. >> it was learned that she provided instructions on how to assemble a pipe bomb and filled with nails to act as shrapnel. >> a rifle like this one and 300 rounds of ammunition. it appears they don't have a political agenda but wanted to sell them for cash. >> we don't believe there was a plan by these two individuals to either set these bombs off or use the rifle but the investigation is still on going. >> nothing let us to believe that there is any next us to terrorism but the devices and it's dama

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. >> monica malpass that is the story from here in las vegas. good thank you jim. >> we continue to follow the latest from las vegas for you on air and online. you can find videos and photos from the scene at 6abc.com and ways you can help. david muir has more on the president's visit there today and the investigation into the mass shooting suspect next at 6:30 after "action news." >>> new at 6:00 pennsylvania state police are investigating a reported rape at knox mixon state park a woman says she was on a fishing pier at the state park and was forced into the car by two men. dann cuellar is live with the details. >> reporter: good evening. monica, this is the area of the park a beautiful 5200 acre plus park in quakertown where the alleged incident happened. its off route 533. >> scary. very scary. >> the reaction from donna from quakertown in the area where the incident happened. >> i don't imagine it happening here. i am here every week. several times during the week. you know, it's scary. >> state police say that the victim says it was just a

. >> reporter: that is right monica, police believe that all the incidents are connected and we spoke with one of the victims that says she feels lucky her family was unharmed and now wants her neighbors to be on alert. >> katie says they woke up tuesday morning to find one of the downstairs windows open in her willow grove home. it was windy and the wind blew the screen out and i knew someone had to broken into the house. she realized her father's wallet and mother's purse was gone. they live on the 3200 block of lillian avenue and that same night another house was burglarized. and police believe that the to burglaries are connected to one that happened a week ago. in that case a laptop was taken and in all three cases the police say the suspect or suspects stole a small amount of cash and that is not the only link. >> all entry was getting through a ground level window that was left unlocked. neighbors on all three streets say this is highly unusual for the area. >> very surprising. usually a really quiet block. >> one of the problems of being in a nice quiet neighborhood is that yo

. >> reporter: monica, parents say they are complaining for years that the school is making their kids sick and now we may know why that is happening. ten rooms here were tested and all of them had mold in various places and the board of education is asked to okay a plan to temporarily shut down holly glen elementary to be cleaned up. >> 7-year-old andrew petry in the blue shirt and his pal matthew should be in school but their parents kept them home because they believe the school is making them sick. >> it was the very first day back of school. comes home the first day of school and is sick. >> cough and sneeze and stuffy nose. that is what it feels like. >> both boys are students at holly glen elementary and air quality tests show a proliferation of mold and specters recommend the school be closed down for the safety of children and staff. >> they were high enough in my estimation that we need to take proactive movement. they are recommending the open shutting down of holly glen and it can be replaced. andrew petry's dad thinks it should have been before school started. >> they shou

monica and to you rick.talize the here at temple university hospital his pain is great after his near death experience this morning. >> it was -- i decided to walk to work. >> that is the voice of gunshot victim, a long time septa employee that is happy to be alive. shot during a robbery attempt as he made his work to 4:00 this morning. it was ridge in strawberry mansion and he told police he was walking along ridge avenue when a man in his late 20s or early 30s approached with a gun. >> he demanded me to give what i had on him at the time. and as i was backing away from him i saw an on coming car going northbound and i ran towards the car and he proceeded to shoot me. >> the wounded septa bus driver collapsed on the highway and a good samaritan stopped to offer help. >> he was driving past and i asked for a ride to the hospital and he was a good samaritan and helped me in the car and took me to the hospital. >> as the police investigation continues at this hour. robert deeply appreciates the man that helped

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. >> reporter: my monica this is about to begin, on stage behind me you see the governor of pennsylvania, and it's mayor of philadelphia, jim kenney. speaking along with cease fire pa part a national day of action they want to send love to las vegas. this is video from las vegas showing a number of vigils growing since this incidents on sunday. the event in philly were organized by cease fire pa and the city got on board. it's a state organization bring ago wearness to gun violence and the mission is to stop the flow of illegal weapons and stop gun violence, they are calling on lawmakers to create harsher restrictions on guns. >> we know people need to pray and mourn, but a moments of action and protest and given that together. >> back out here live you see them forming and getting ready to go up on to the podium. in the crowd it's starting to grow and they want it to be a vigil and it's a number of organizations including moms that demand action and a number of organizations here trying to help the issues of gun violence right now. pittsburgh and other cities in the state and across the

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for adam joseph, cecily tynan, monica malpass and the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams have a nice evening. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> thursday night and former president obama steps back into the political spotlight for the first time since leaving office and the opponents of the philadelphia beverage tax rally outside of city hall. but the big story is more information about the man that allegedly went on the two state shooting spree yesterday. this was 37-year-old radee prince, being arrested last night in wilmington. prince allegedly shot six people killing three of them and the fatal shots were fired in maryland and the bail is set at over $2 million. gray hall and chad pradelli are staked out in wilmington. gray lets start with you. what is the latest? >> reporter: well jim, as you know for hours yesterday people were gripped with fear as police were searching for the suspect and tonight as families try to make sense of all of this violence they may find comfort knowing t

not doing it again monica.e to do it for the camera. >> yeah. >> she's video recording me. clear, cool, west wind tomorrow evening, 56 -- 53 degrees at 6 o'clock. 48 at 9 o'clock so a little cool. definitely want to bring a layer underneath those costumes for the little ones. great. now i'm red in the face. 58 tomorrow sunny a cool breeze, a shower around wednesday lots of clouds 56. big bump up on thursday, friday, much warmer with some sun, in the 70's. late day shower friday. saturday night before you go to bed turn those clocks back an hour, 60 degrees with a lot of clouds, could be some showers saturday afternoon going into sunday so the weekend doesn't look bright but at least you gain an hour of sleep if you don't have little kids. >> that was the running man you were doing for those who don't know. >> is that what it is. >> the running man. >> i know how to run i just don't know how to dance and run. >> thank you adam. keep up with all the changes to the forecast any time on your phone or tablet. that i

the future of the bankrupt carrier air berlin has become a bit more clear today monica exactly doesn't come as a surprise but now it is official brian lufthansa chief executive costs says he's buying op more than half the aircraft of a flailing rival air berlin the frankfurt based carrier said to sign the deal later today evelyn declared bankruptcy in august after years of losses and after its biggest shareholder gulf airline eighty heart ceased financing it's been in talks for weeks with love johnson easyjet about selling parts of its business or calls it a great day for germany's biggest ally and which is set to get even bigger something its international rivals aren't too keen on. but investors i'm sure like it for more on that story let's cross over now to our who's standing by for us outside the front food stock exchange your hair looks nice thank you shamil . so what more can you tell us about that deal. thank you for the compliment monica but through the deal well it was very much expected but still investors were very much cheered upon this news now we saw the share price spike

we'll check it again, rick and monica, in the next half hour. >> will do.hanks matt. >>> much more still ahead on "action news" at 5:00 tonight and that includes a triple shooting in north philadelphia that sent a good samaritan to the hospital. coming up at 5:30 how a man ended up hurt because he tried to do the right thing. >> we've heard of laws cracking down on distracted driving. how about distracting walking. new fins forcing pedestrians to look up when they cross the street and cecily has a scorpion at the zoo. >> we get the point. >> yes. exactly. this is why i'm holding it in the case, not in my hand. this is an emperor scorpion and these grow to be one of the largest scorpions in the world, up to about 8-inches in length. this is a very young one. they're found typically in western south america, and when they're juveniles they actually use that stinger to liquefy their food. they're kind of like babies and they can only have liquid but the adults actually use those claws to catch their prey and their sting is actually harmless to people but it's

monica malpass is live in the newsroom with this story. >> that is right.officials the people they arrested tried to sell undercover pipe bombs and an assault rifle and john rawlins explains the selling scheme. in health check tonight, summer may be over but doctors issued a new warning about sun safety and when experts say you should start talking about your children of the dangers of the sun and the performance of sun protection. those stories and more your way at 5:00. we'll see you then brian. >> thanks monica. >>> an ohio man that battled addiction for two decades is spreading home for those struggling one mile at a time. james matthews was hooked on heroin for more than 20 years, often getting high in philadelphia's kensington section. more than three years ago he had an epiphany and was ready to stop dying and start living, since getting sober he is on a mission to help others and one way is the ride for recovery. a 30 day bike tour through states hit hard by the opioid epidemic. >> the only thing i wanted was to learn how to not get high and my life

catalonia crisis on what it's having on business in spain that's coming up a little bit later with monica johns in business news but first we want to tell you that german chancellor angela merkel's ruling christian democratic party and its sister party the bavarian c.s.u. say that they have found middle ground on their long running dispute over refugee policy the deal came after tough talks on sunday the leader of say that they have agreed to try and keep the total number of refugee cases that germany except every year or two around two hundred thousand now in special circumstances the two hundred thousand figure could be exceeded there would apparently be no change or limits on asylum laws for people claiming persecution on an individual basis including dissidents they could still apply for asylum as before the agreement will see however the rules for highly qualified migrants change party leaders saying that the laws for this group of migrants must reflect the changing needs of german employers well since the refugee crisis began back in two thousand and fifteen markel said that she wou

thank you, monica. >> thank you, judy. >> woodruff: stay with us, coming up on the newshour: we visit a school for students recovering from opioids addiction. and remembering american rocker tom petty. but first, the u.s. supreme court began its new term this week with a full bench of nine justices and a jam-packed docket. today's case, on partisan gerrymandering, has the potential to reshape american politics as we know it. our regular court watcher, marcia coyle will join lisa desjardins to breakdown the arguments. the case centers on a redistricting map in wisconsin, and that's where special correspondent jeff greenfield begins. >> reporter: the 2012 elections brought good news to wisconsin democrats. president obama carried the state for a second time, and the party won 174,000 more votes for the state assembly than republicans. but that did not mean democrats would control the state assembly. in fact, republicans wound up with 60 of the 99 seats. 61% of the seats after winning only 49% of the votes. was that because so many democrats were clustered in urban districts in madison a

and we'll have lots more for you on this story analysis on the deal with monica johns and our a business block a little later on well also coming up in business are you running low on money well we'll tell you how one mayor of a russian town solved the problem by printing his own currency for residents to use and would you be this enthusiastic about getting a chip injected in your arm there are calls for athletes to get shipped to fight doping michael shows a will have those are there he is getting a chip inserted in his arms i would not go for that all right monica jones we'll have more on that for you in just a moment statement. we speak different languages we fight for different things that's fine let me all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press.

monica. >> hi, alicia, that's right.ies of trying to trick or mislead consumers. the plaintiffs claim that coca-cola pepsi and other soft drink makers are advertising diet drinks sweetened with aspartame. they say it could cause people to gain weight. we'll talk to a local expert to sort out the facts behind these claims. >>> plus burger king's new campaign is targeting bullies and folks who stand by and do nothing. how the company is using the items on its menu to remind bystanders to speak up. we'll have those stories and more coming your way on "action news" at 5:00 and brian we'll see you then. >> monica, thank you. >>> in 125 days, reading terminal market will celebrate its 125th birthday. and the celebration will last all year long. the market officially turns 125 on february 22nd but today organizers revealed a series of special events and programs planned to celebrate. there were people in victorian dress to represent what it was like when the market first opened. they helped with the announcement by unveiling th

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monica, thank you for the update. of wheels is something many aspire to in asia but the traffic jams and something many aspire to in asia but the trafficjams and air pollution means that things are changing. like many other asian countries, singapore controls the number of vehicles it has on the roads. from february 2018, the regulations are getting stricter. the streets of singapore, they are busy but they are orderly. there are a few traffic jams here that elsewhere in the region and there's a reason. that is because the singapore government strictly monitors the number of cars allowed on the road. at the moment, there are! million allowed on the road. at the moment, there are 1 million vehicles on the roads here in singapore. on an island of just roads here in singapore. on an island ofjust over 700 square kilometres, that's roughly and there's a reason. that is because there's a reason. that is because the singapore government strictly monitors the number of cars allowed on the road. at the moment, there are1 mill

we are not coming to a safe stop along 95 in delco, rick and monica. sun glare and volume and it's not surprising the traffic is stopping near the delaware state line and somebody didn't get stopped in time a crash near chester southbound side near the commodore barry bridge now off to the side. but it's extra heavy as it comes southbound 95 approaching 420 through this point at the barry bridge. in delaware plenty busy 6 miles per hour. the northbound sides backs up as well over the new work zone at tally road and a crash on 495 southbound at this point it's still sluggish there 495 is the better bet through 95 through the first state. if you try to get to 13 do so video 95. the off ramp is closed because of repairs from an earlier crash. and police activity along route 1 southbound at the roth bridge 9 miles per hour as you head down to odessa and stick with 13 instead. a crash in cherry hill speeds of 13 miles per hour there. >> thank you sir. >> still ahead on "action news" there is speculation and the wait is over. the sixers season opener is here

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jim. >> reporter: hi monica, air force one is now wheels up