three years later salty's ice cream parlor, a 50-year-old icon owned by brick and britta remains outission. >> it has been hard for us to look out the window and see little kid who run up the block and get here in real life. >> in the spring at 2013, they are pinning their hopes on 1200 comics that he inherited from his father. and he discovered them in his attic after the storm. >> they don't expect to get nearly enough to fix everything, but they hope for enough to tide them over. jamie: they open online bidding for his comic books on his website. >> we start them at 1 dollar star prices with no reserve. >> they sell over a thousand comic books. and lots of them go for 10 or 20 or $30. some of them go for a lot more. $850. a marvel mistry sells for more than 1200. and batman number three is 2000. and finally, the superman clobbering hitler gets $3000. >> how to brick and trans transt you? >> we were able to update by about three to 4%. >> over all they got $300,000. >> to the save the day? >> it was money for the process of rebuilding from hurricane sandy. >> i am inspired by them

philadelphia police investigating this funeral parlor at 53rd and vine. state department investigators working on a tip called in southwest detectives after finding poor conditions inside including three beads. one body was embalmed in a cassette awaiting cremation. >> the remaining two are not embalmed and we only have one death certificate at this point for those two bodies. >> reporter: and they're past the point of had they should be embalmed. >> correct. all bodies have in 24 hours receiving they're supposed to be embalmed by the director. >> reporter: southwest detectives say the funeral director has a license but the funeral home does not. the home in question today began operating as hawkins funeral services but it appears it used to operate under the game gaither and kimball funeral home. just last week, philadelphia police responded to an unlicensed funeral parlor in the strawberry mansion section of the city. there police found three bodies rotting in boxes in a garage next to powell mortuary services. police say they were operating without a l

authorities say, parlor abandoned her 21 year old son near her cobbs cobbs creek son t april, so she could visit her boyfriends in marylandment passerby found him several days later with only blanket and a bible. >> today marks 40 years since the deadly golf oil refinery fire, explosion right here if philadelphia. later this morning, mayor michael nutter and fire commissioner derrick sawyer will honor the eight philadelphia firemen killed in the blast. now, in addition to that, several wounded firefighters will speak about their experience in that explosion, donald trump expected to report for jury duty today in manhattan. imagine being part of that jury pool, right? a spokesperson for the republican presidential frontrunner says trump will be there, but if he fails to show up, it is a $250 fine with un farley. by the way trump spent the weekends outlining some of his ice east, the latest coming up in campaign 2016 in our next half hour. >> right now, though, police are investigating a triple shooting in olney, that's left three people hospitalized. officers say, two men and woman we

the the funeral director his name is blair hawkins but we're told he has license but funeral parlor does not have a license. we have video of mr. hawkins leaving the establishment after police got a tip that there were three bodies inside, one was inside a coffin. it appears there were services that just happened. other two bodies were decomposing. now we're also told by police when dealing with the body that is decease todd prepare it for a funeral it needs to be at least 40 degrees or below in the room. authorities behind me say this was not the the case. they say it was much warmer inside. police are trying to put together a exactly what is going on here. meanwhile mr. hawkins, he went down in a squad car to police headquarters. he says he has done nothing wrong. take a listen. >> i a assured them that i will follow through with them. i'm a licensed funeral director, licensed in pennsylvania and in new jersey. i will follow through with my funeral work. >> reporter: these conditions are horrible, unacceptable behavior ape these directors, need to understand, you need to be licensed an

and this is the yellow parlor. >> it's so inviting. >> yes. as well. some people think that when the mayor leaves city hall, that that's it for the day. no, this is where he comes and there are often meetings that go very late into the night, sometimes until midnight. now, this is the most magical view from gracie. >> i believe it. it's wonderful here. oh, and the garden here is so nice. >> the flowers have been magnificent. so, this is a magnolia tree, and the blossoms this spring were just glorious. >> aw. it's so lovely out here. so, is this where you go just to have some quiet time? >> yes, we do. we come out to have quiet time. we also like sports, so dante made us get these soccer goals. i've never played soccer before. >> [ chuckles ] >> but dante is so enthusiastic that we're getting a lot of exercise running around this lawn. >> life is so different here. you grew up with very humble beginnings. >> mm-hmm. >> and to now be here. >> it's wonderful. it's just so amazing. i never would have dreamed this for myself or for my family. and i feel lik

what people can find is a middle-class taos that is three rooms, a parlor, there is a bedroom, and there is a dining room and a porch that used to be called a sleeping porch. he moved to texas in his early 20's from greensboro, north carolina, partly out of wanderlust and partly because he had a job. he started as a sheepherder on a ranch south of san antonio. after a couple years there he made his way up to austin and met his wife, had a daughter named margaret. here in austin he had two day jobs he worked while honing his skills as a writer. the first one was as a draftsman at the texas general land office. he drew maps for them and he was known for drawing little themes and characters on the parameter something his coworkers thought was pretty clever. a second job was as a teller at the first national bank of austin and it is there where his life sort of took a twist for real. he was found to be embezzling money, about $850. some people said he was guilty. some people said he wasn't. some people said he was not equipped to be a teller, he was preoccupied by the teller cage. in any cas

we'll now go into the room called the parlor. and this room too both reflects her eclectic style but also the period. she has this sculpture over the mantle is a beautiful portrait of her beloved son who passed away when he was nine years old this is one of my favorite parts of the home and it is a little library called kissing corner by the jackson children, and the book shelves are filled with we know that she had about a thousand books in this section alone. they were filled with great lifts of literature and studies and scientific publications. and also interestingly enough one author describes how helen thought to contact her in the after life. we don't know that actually happened. it won't be surprising because that was a popular phenomenon among victorian era women in the latter part of the 19th century. but her library is remarkable. there are books by her father. she was going to write a popular novel. a popular novel that would go to great lengths to accomplish the same means. and so, she placed her novel in southern ca

he probably had rolled favorite favoritehad several rooms, but one of them was the west parlor.t is like him. the architecture is a bit over the top. the ceiling of the room is cast ajster, it was designed by davis. flowers, magnolia vines, and ise -- probably one of the most elaborate rooms. made to look like finer would -- wood. doors areack of the merely -- mirors. doors, as that the they were shot, and as the sun was heading -- was setting, the light would be reflected into the room and provide a warm glow. fortunately here all of this has been retained. we never lost the original windows or doors. added some paint around the outside, but that is all. in time, he ended up having five daughters and three sons, so an extended family. was quite daughter capable and she helped her mom to run the house. she was the first to be married here at blandwood. she did great things in her lifetime. it was a dynamic family. lots of guests coming here. they love their family dearly. a lot of his accomplishments later in life were driven by his family life. we do have evidence that the gove

. >>> a gunman holds up a betting parlor. as he tries to escape, he's stopped by a customer who uses some ingenuity and some muscle to bring him down. a man enters the william hill betting parlor in leeds, england, with a large handgun and orders the clerk to hand over cash. but his getaway comes to an abrupt halt when he encounters martin richardson, a 38-year-old amateur rugby player and judo enthusiast. >> a real shock, i think. he was pointing at me and he said, i'm going to shoot you. >> the gunman points the pistol directly into richardson's face. undaunted, richardson reacts by picking up a chair and repeatedly whacking the guy. the gunman is no match for this burly man who refuses to back down. richardson wrestles him to the ground and subdues him until police arrive. >> i managed to get the gun out of his hand, i kicked it away, pinned him to the floor and what i'll call a judo move and held him there. >> the assailant is 20-year-old aczar suleman and this is not the first time he has robbed this shop. he held it up

da vinci's pizza parlor. akron, ohio. in the morning and joseph, the man in the striped shirt, is about to have a really bad day. it begins slowly when ms. pristee is a sims enters and cuts in the line. >> when she entered the pizzeria, she went to the front. i wasn't paying attention to what she was doing. >> joseph gets a call from his wife, waving in the car outside. >> my wife was asking how much longer is it going to be. it's going to be a little bit longer. somebody just jumped in front of the line. she goes who just jumped in front of the line. i said well, that lady just walked in was wearing camouflage pants. >> ms. simms is in an extremely nasty mood. when she hears joseph's comment, she decides to make a scene, a very big scene. >> say what you're saying, [ bleep ], say what you're saying. say what you're saying, [ bleep ]. >> she immediately became enraged, got right up into the victim's face, was, you know, using foul language against him, was hitting him, poking at him. just screaming like a lunatic at him.

we have the parlor and dining room, the kitchen and office on the first floor, bedrooms on the second floor. there was a wing that extended to the south that was a kitchen wing. that has been torn off and at some point, consideration has been made to put it back and we know where it is at an the foundation is there. other than that, it is a very simple floor plan. we realize that lincoln is very young and the state was very young. if you don't have a few things that are original, you have nothing at all to say this is what was here to start with. from the point of view of children who find it hard to conceive of anything older than 1900 or 1950, to have a few things left to make it something to visit and something to learn from. while the c sent city store was in lincoln, we sat down with nebraska governor pete ricketts to talk about the politics of the cornhusker state. while in lincoln, we spoke with republican governor pete ricketts inside his office at the nebraska state capital. >> is there an era or event in nebraska history that resonates with you? governor ricketts: one thing

in the parlor we have some cool items it's a desk he wrote on, belong to a friend of his in town, we have his original dictionary that he brought from north carolina, it isn't really worn in an amazing artifact because he has exceptional vocabulary and it's fun to look through that. we have a piano that his wife played, that is original. music was something that brought all henry and his wife together, they perform together, he was in a quartet. we have the only known recording of both henry's voice is about a minute and a half and he's talking about the craft of writing. [inaudible] >> we have a beautiful wooden rocking chair that his wife purchased along with the landscape prints here in the house, the story behind that is will had set aside some money for the chicago world's fair and she decided instead of spending money on herself she would buy some stuff for the family so she bought these two rocking chairs and a landscape prints. we like to say that active selfishness may have been an inspiration for the gifts of the magi. after prison he moved to new york and he was a popular

over yet. ,he internal revenue service the homeland security and national parks all joined pizza parlorsty salons another services, they will all be reviewed on yelp. how the federal government believes feedback will help you -- help giving customer satisfaction. u.s. regulators have approved the first pill designed to treat low libido levels in women. the fda finally said yes to the drug. after rejecting it more than two years ago. the drug is designed to treat hypoactive sexual desire disorder which affects 2 million women. the pill could be available to patients as soon as mid-october. let's start off with what exactly is the drug designed to do. >> it addresses a condition that is generalized hypoactive sexual desire disorder. that's women's most common form of sexual dysfunction. it's a condition we've understood medically for 40 years, but not yet until yesterday did we finally have a treatment option for women. pimm: as part of this treatment option, this drug does come with a lot of warnings. one question would be, alcohol use and the use of oral contraceptives. that's not someth

have had with more intimate neighbors and friends that they did not need to take them to the formal parlor for. one of the things in this room that is really interesting is this panel, this glass pane that includes a scratch of the word tom, that was done by the president himself when he was a child. he must have gotten his mother's diamond ring and scratched his name in the glass, something you find in many old houses. the signature is on the glass actually matches some of his earliest signatures. we are very certain that is him. his name was thomas woodrow wilson, he only dropped his first name after he started to law school at the university of virginia. because he felt that one day he would become an important political figure he thought at that time he would be a senator. but he didn't think that tommy wilson sounded dignified enough, so with his family's permission he dropped his first name and just went by woodrow. woodrow being his mother's maiden name. back here are pictures of his maternal grandparents, thomas woodrow, for whom he was named his grandfather, his grandfather marion

the double parlor is one big space when you want it to be. or you can close these original sliding doors. the greek revival house gave us neoclassical excuse to collect a few pieces of period neoclassical furniture and some local portraits. [music playing] so here we are, 10 or 12 people ready for a beautiful dinner in the presence of the old squire lamadu. and hanging above

in early march, millie delivered six puppies into the white housv beauty parlor with mrs. bush par remaining at her side the entire night. in fact, i dragged the mattress from the bed in the adjacent g room and placed it on the floor next to mrs. bush for her comfort during the delivery.ild eventually mrs. bush presented each of the children -- each of her children with one of the th puppies and twoem were given to very close friends. one of the puppies, ranger, became the president's dog. each day while i was the chief s usher, i would present myself to the presidents as they exited the elevator on the way from thl evidence to the oval office. i c presented myself principallm for their conveniencate in case they had something they wished to tell me or i had some information to pass along to them. frequently, president bush wouls invite me to walk with him alke around thein quarter mile south grounds roadway while the dogs romped in the gardens doing what dogs do in the morning. it was on one of these walks s. during desert storm that i learned how deeply the presideny and

the grand parlor is divided into two sections by these original corinthian columns. the grand parlor

we are in the formal parlor of the house. in this, we have ida's love for music, ida's piano sitting over here, and she became the first first lady to provide entertainment after state dinners, showing a love of music. that was part of her very formal education. when she and her sister went on a grand tour of europe in 1869 one of the items she brought home with this great music box which was donated by a descendent of william mckinley and she bought this box in geneva, switzerland, and there are letters that she wrote during the trip, and she sees music boxes in different places, but she does not care what the quality, and she says, i think i'm going to wait until i go to geneva, switzerland, and i'm going to buy a music box there and this is a music box she bought for her mother. we are going into storage to see some of the letters. and letters to her parents from her and her sister mary, and they went to europe to see all of the countries that they could, and the letters that we have detail a lot of the things that they sa

in another instance, a couple were gunned down leaving an ice cream parlor. , we don't know the cause for the shootings. the secretary of public security is investigating all options. one of the theories is that it's a revenge attack for the killing of two police officers in recent weeks in one of the three suburbs. sao paulo is a violent city. it does have a strong element of criminal gangs. in particular, there is a prominent drugrunning organization. is too early to say if it was police related or gang related. in brazil. douglas questions continue to swirl over what exactly caused massive explosions in the chinese port city of tianjin. firefighters initially poured water on the blaze at the chemical warehouse. experts say that move could have made the situation worse. the blast killed 56 people, including several firefighters, and injured hundreds of others. reporter: smoke continues to billow from the site of wednesday's port explosion in tianjin. on friday, another explosion, but nothing compared to the original blast. and analysis continue, officials say they are still not sure

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the parlor game that is played where you have 25 people, 30 people, for the people helping with foreign policy and if they have had to deal with to republican administrations who were the people that were presidents -- i mean, this is kind of a tough game for me to be playing, to be honest. i am my own person. i just gave a speech at the reagan library. i urge you to take a look to get a sense of my views on how this stuff should work. yes, sir? [indiscernible] run the youth conference in iowa, but i feel like our young voices are not being heard. we have youth councils at local levels, would you be open to the idea of creating a youth council with various department heads? jeb bush: that's a great idea. here is my e-mail address -- jeb@jeb.org. i just gave out my e-mail address. that is what i did as governor of florida. i think we need a not -- a lot more transparency in politics today. i will get someone from the back. yes, ma'am? [indiscernible] [no audio] the jeb bush: so, i was watching an interview yesterday where people were saying that i also think importantis easily as threat

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. >> the classic old fashioned quote/unquote fancy restaurant was a hushed little darkened parlor. now it's really the exact opposite. >> reporter: he says about a decade ago the noisy kitchen culture started working its way in to the dining room. unscientific smart phone meter app found noise levels at restaurants we recently visited hovered in the mid 80s, the equivalent of city traffic, in to the 90s, like a jackhammer pounding away. not the best environment if you're looking to have an intimate conversation over dinner. >> i hate it. absolutely hate it. >> why? >> because i can't stand not being able to hear. >> reporter: diners we spoke with have mixed reactions to this noise revolution. >> that's what you expect when you're in new york city so unless i'm looking for a quiet spot, i don't mind. >> you're supposed to hear the other person. >> it's okay when the people around you are talking. it's kind of nice, it's invigorating, but when it's like the kitchen stuff, i don't like that. >> reporter: others say if you can't stand the noise -- >> you have to accept it. >> reporter:

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. >> reporter: panic in a board walk pizza parlor caused by a sea gull. >> they are not en afraid anymore. >> reporter: a customer's camera captured others running for exit after a sea gull flew inside ocean city's pizza shop earlier this month. >> it's not difficult for them to fly in. >> reporter: people share stories of being dive bombed outside by sea gulls. >> on the beach with my family, and a sea gull swooped down grabbing my sandwich from my hand. >> reporter: on several occasions this summer, the hungry birds invaded board walk businesses as well as this jewelry shop. >> we had the store 40 years, first time a sea gull came into the business. much more aggressive this year. >> i think they became so used to the people here. >> reporter: so a push is underway to keep the gulls outside as a test chickie's and pete's puts bird repellers on top of the locations about a month ago, and they seem to be working. >> so far, i mean, we went from having almost a daily problem to almost zero programs. >> reporter: lured by the crab fries, flew into the surf mall next door. >> the birds here

in the parlor we have cool items.behind me at the desk he wrote don belong to a friend of his here in town. we have his original dictionary that he brought to texas or north carolina that has really worn in an amazing artifact because he is an exceptional vocabulary and it's fun to look through that. we have a piano that his wife played that is here, that is original. music was something that brought o. henry together. they performed together. he was in a quartet and was also his dinner. the only known recording of o. henry's voice is a minute and a half talking about the craft of writing. [inaudible] >> we have a beautiful wicker rocking chair that his wife purchased along with the landscape prints here in the house. the story behind not as well have set aside the money to attend the chicago world fair and she decided instead of spending money on herself she would rise things for the family to enjoy so she'd bought these rocking chairs and would like to say the act of selfless as might have been an inspiration. after

. >>> plus, a shock for a cancer patient at the end of his meal at a pizza parlor. what was written on the bill. >>> a dangerous collapse in a rest restaurant. chopper 4 arrived moments after the overhang plunged. it happened just after noon. a pile of bricks, roof tiles and lumber littered the sidewalk below. thankfully, no one was sitting at the tables outside. fire officials say it is a miracle no one was hurt. disaster. ten years ago, hurricane katrina roared on to the gulf coast and surrounding new orleans. the images of the people crying for help are unforgettable, even today. more than 1800 people died. today, a decade after the storm, the amazing recovery is apparent. the french quarter has been revitalized. many neighborhoods are flourishing once again. some harder-hit areas, like the ninth ward, aren't rebounding as quickly. >> ten years later, we're down to what we got. one store back in this area. >> recovery teams say there are still at least 60,000 homes that need to be rebuilt or repaired. many of those are in the lower ninth ward. despite the work th

. >> reporter: panic in a boardwalk pizza parlor caused by a seagull. >> they're not afraid anymore. >> reporter: a customer's cell phone camera captured others running for the exit after a seagull flew inside ocean city's manko and manko pizza earlier this month. >> i don't think it's typical for them to fly into a restaurant. >> reporter: lots of folks can share stories about being dive bombed outside by seagulls in search of food. >> i was sitting on the beach with my sandwich and a seagull swooped down and grabbed it out of my hand. >> reporter: on several occasions this summer, the hungry birds have invaded boardwalk businesses, even this julie jewelry shop. >> this is the first time the seagull has ever come into our business in 40 years. they're much more aggressive this year. >> i think they've just become so used to the people here. >> reporter: so a push is you said way to keep the gulls outside. as a test, chicky's and pete's put sonic bird repellers on top of its two boardwalk locations a month ago and they seem to be working. >> so far, we went from having almost a daily

. >> country, there is a debate in our beverly parlor over laws that will change the nature of our nationalurity. there is growing worry and concern that our resolve from 70 years ago, the ideal of our peace constitution is starting to waiver. i ask that the gorment government and parliament listen to the worries of the people and use wisdom in a careful and sincere manner. >> north korea's government has cut food wraths after drouth conditions destroyed crops. the u.n. says 2/3 of people are facing chronic and place it on government mismanagement and abnormally warm weather. >> singapore is celebrating independence. tens of thousands of people attended the extravagant celebration. the city state has achieved rapid economic growth and become one of the world's wealthiest country. there has been criticism from some for limiting free speech and political expression. >> inap afghanistan, nearly half of all children under 5 have stunted growth because of malnutrition a new addition of the afghan provide may provide the answer to this yonnic problem. jennifer glasse explains. >> mohammed arisaki

. >> a lot of people are asking why aim using plastic forks and fives that the pizza parlor gave.ig the top of the pizza off, you're not just captioned by media access group at wg captioning sponsored by comedy central ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: welcome. [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome. my guests tonight are one william o'reilly. tonight is our pant patented whatever it is we do. it will be like thanksgiving with two uncles who didn't really show up. with less than two weeks before election day america that's us. has resigned it sell through going to the motions of another midterm campaign. and foremost among those motions, debates. a chance for candidates to present and defend their ideas through reasoned articulate discourse. i'm just kidding. candidates will confirm and come back hoping panelists will have a oops moment. you can form a cogent argument. [laughter] or you can stand there quietly and wait for your opponents [bleep] to slip out of his pants. [laughter] as a matter of fact, if4 not for some poorly constructed pantalooms slavery may never have evolved. pai

the ice cream parlor also closed and is part of the auction block. >>> a power line knocked out electricity to traffic signals and parking lots and escalators last night. airport official say flight operations were not affected but make sure we checked on flights from l.a.x. to philadelphia international and they are all on time this morning. >>> a nice, cool start this morning. the humidity is low. starting to see the glow of sunlight. sunshine coming up in a few minutes. we will see sunshine to begin with but more and more clouds during the day. humidity 59%. you don't see that very often in august. clear view from the pocono mountains. no sign of any warm weather in the pocono mountains. in the low 50s right now. toms river to 55 degrees and 70 at philadelphia international. we are seeing some 50s for westchester and west town at 57 degrees. and 60 degrees in chad's ford. few high clouds moving into the area. clouds on the increase. coming from a storm that is to our west. it's going to bring rain and wind to our area, especially in delaware and south jersey. right now, the heavier rainf

police say in april, nihayah parlor left her son lying in the park while she visited herç boyfriendmaryland. the disabled man survived five days without food and water, exposed to rain and cold weather. >>> developing right now, recovery crews are trying to reach the site of a passenger plane crash in indonesia. the twin turboprop plane crashed yesterday. overnight, a search plane spotted the wreckage and a search team headed for the site, 54 people were on board the commuter flight. the area is known for low clouds and fog. >>> we now know what may have caused a lot of air travel delays on the east coast on saturday. the faa now says a software upgrade may have triggered technical problems at an air traffic control center in virginia. hundreds of flights were delayed or canceled, including some at philadelphia international airport. >>> about 5:14. preparing for the pope. today, the kathy diocese of camden will launch its 40 days of francis campaign. the diocese wants people in south jersey to take up the pontiff's challenge of hearing the cry of the poor. it will award eight famil

. >> the fancy restaurant with a hushed sort of darkened little parlor.ow, it's really the exact opposite. >> reporter: so what caused this noise revolution? about a decade ago, plat says, kitchen culture charged into the dining room. the results? >> there are no rugs and no table cloths, the service is all very brittle and marble. >> basically in elaborate noise box. >> reporter: in a most unscientific way we tested it out using a decibel meter app on the cell phone. noise leveling hovered from the -- levels hovered from the mid 80s the equivalent of city traffic into the 90s. a jackhammer pounding away. owners like stallman say they're simply giving people what they want. >> somebody that continues to encourage social interactions. and i love that. >> reporter: don daylor, cbs news, new york. >> parentally older people can't stand it and younger people actually like it. i think when you actually have is a conversation in restaurant, you can have one without being overheard. i think it's a benefit in some respects. >> i can vie that yeah. all right. >> w

i mean, there is a parlor, two bedrooms and a kitchen. there are five rooms in all downstairs. the two bedrooms are together side by side and are between the parlor and the kitchen. >> do you wish us to understand you would forget how many bedrooms are in a house where you claim to have lived 17 years? >> yes. i forgot about it. >> do you visit thor is car ra market with your father when he was last in china? >> no. >> why not? if you really are his son? >> good job. [ applause ] >> so fong hoi kung is under pressure, and maybe he miss remembers. maybe he trips up, but he changes, and this is the exact record from the stenographer's note. the stenographer is noting changes or coughs or something like that, so this kind of -- this is kind of a typical back and forth, but if i was fong hoi kung, i'd be nervous, scared, and perhaps by the end of this a little angry. so we know from oral histories and others that these interrogations were terrifying, and this is a quote. some of you have read the story. this is a picture of her on her wedding. she was detained on angel island in 19

. >> department of state conducting an investigation based on the tip they received funeral parlor operating. >> it does not have a license on file to do business. police say at least two of bodies were picked up by funeral director blair hawkins and two do not have signed death certificates. regulations require em balance ming to take place between 24 hours. >> third body we don't belongs to this funeral director. we're trying determine who has responsible for that. >> reporter: investigators say the funeral director does have a personal funeral director's license but they say the facility itself has to be approved before business can be done. now detectives are trying to identify the remains and contact their heart broken families. >> they're paying somebody to be a professional and do the right thing. unfortunately, people are cu cutting corners in a situation like this to save a few dollars. it's just unacceptable behavior in my opinion. >> reporter: police right now are trying to reach out to another family that used to run this organization. it used to be called gaither funeral home. p

parlor abandoned her 21 year olson near her cobbs creek son last april so she could visit her boyfriend in maryland. a passerby found him days later with only a blanket and bible. >> police investigating triple shooting in olney, police shot two men, woman, just after 10:00 last night on the 5200 block of second street. all of the victims in stable condition, right now, there is no word on a suspect. >> philadelphia fire investigators are trying to pinpoint what started a fire in brewerytown. this video from twitter shows clouds of smoke riding from the 2800 block of master street. sunday afternoon. crews got the flames under control in less than an hour, and the good news here, no one was hurt. >> plan accused of hit-and-run put six year old girl in the hospital now in police custody. investigators say, mark edwards hit four cars and struck that child saturday night on the 6600 block of sylvester street, northeast philadelphia. that child suffered broken bones. edwards facing criminal mischief and related offenses. >> developing right now, smoke continues to bill owe from the wreckage

imagine hosting your wedding ceremony at a funeral parlor.upporters of the unusual idea say it is cheaper easier for couple planning a small get together for their vows. one funeral director says hey it is just goodbyes. >> to me it wasn't anything exceptional or different because we are in the business of hospitality. the event happened to be the funeral but there are other events here. >> these events include card changes, mixtures, even holiday parties. she went on to say several families have come to the funeral home to host birthday parties, for loved ones who have passed. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news" we are live as detectives looking for a kill shore gunned down a man riding his bike. >>> call it drone drama how a drone spark a brawl inside that prison. >>> and, it is fun coming up next, an insect invasion here in the studio, we will show you creepy crawlers before you can check them out at this weekend's bug fest meisha will get to know our local bugs. don't miss that. we will be right back at the top of the hour good mornin

businesses that you see in this part of town. 7/11 a liquor store, gay and laundromat and massage parlor and dentist office et cetera. 10:00 last night when san jose police officers were conducting a follow-up investigation to a previous crime. the officers caught up with the male suspect. investigators say the man then suddenly reached for a handgun. the officers then drew their weapons and fired a couple of shots. the suspect was hit and then was pronounced dead at the scene. no officers were injured and sjpd cordoned off a very wide area while they cult their investigation. this is the second officer- involved shooting this month. where the suspect was shot dead. the previous one happened about one week ago. we are waiting for a spokesperson to come out to give us more information so keep it tuned right here throughout the broadcast, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> more extreme heat and unhealthy air

in 2010 sherry opened peaceful parlor a chic boutique. she wants to expand her customer base with hundreds of tourists expected to come into town for an annual festival sherry is hoping to turn visitors into repeat customers. she called in rich and georgeanne to help her get the store ready for the influx of new shoppers. >> thank you for coming today. one of the challenges we're facing, we have people that come around and they walk out the door. all of those things that make you different we want to help make you stand out. ready to get started? >> let's get started. >> thanks. >> this is a key area and needs to stay open. the first five feet inside a door is no man's land. anything you put there people won't see until they're five feet in the store. >> this open space allows them to slow down. now we're going to romance here. >> you're not giving people enough space to walk in and take in the breadth of the product you have. by the time they hit their five feet in the door they're almost hitting this table. >> when i saw those when i fi

in 2010 sherri opened peaceful parlor, an eco chic boutique on the picturesque main street of geneva, illinois. it's the go-to looking for a custom blend of tea or an environmentally conscious gift. she wants to expand her customer base. with hundreds of tourists expected to come into town for an annual festival, sherri's hoping to convert visitors into repeat customers. >> thank you. >> she called in retail strategist rich keiser and georgian bender to help her get the store ready for the influx of new customers. >> sometimes we still have people that come in, make a loop around and walk right out the door. >> if you have people making a loop and walking out, they're not understanding what you sell. all of those things that make you different we want to help make you stand out. >> ready to get started? >> let's get started. >> let's do it. let's go. >> sherri, this area is really important. it's a key area and it needs to stay open. >> okay. >> the first five feet, square feet inside the front door of a store is no man's land because anything you put there, people won't see until the

he then chased the ringleader in to a parlor to place him under arrest. lynn hayes returned to the sidewalk their teen set upon him again and broke his hat and freed in their french. in a twinkling "the new york times" reported hayes was battling for his life in was felled by a blow that broke his jaw and was a target of kicks and blows is struggling to his feet he fired his gun mortally wounding a black man. on duty not far away battle raced to the gunfire by the time he was there me it looked more dash liberal the wielding a night stick striking right and left and he pushed through the mob to go through the helpless days he is the police man he was shouting to the attackers. we will mention any way hundreds of people flocked to the street carrying a white cop killed a black man. police reserves poured from the station house and they found a battle standing his ground as hayes projector they launched into a drive to restore order other precincts sealed the area in the coming days. the black cop had saved the white cop from the rioting blacks. finally, in

but it required a lot of cooperation between the two of us and going over to the funeral parlor on the other side of the capitol and saying look, this will be good for the country and that both of us believe was good politics and good politics is good government. john, this is a much deserved hanging. i am honored that you have asked me -- this is not something that we talk about those who have come and gone from this place i'm glad you're here and i hope you stay here for a while. god bless you. >>> i'm so pleased i put joe madison in his place. it is easy to introduce a person who needs no introduction. the fact of the matter is all of us know -- i'm not too sure that all of us knew him, the real eric holder before he became our lieutenant general. eric holder has moved that office to a level that many of us never thought we would see. he has shown the kind of compassion for the law that a lot of us, especially those of us growing up in the south, looked for when we thought about the fulfillment of our dreams and aspirations. we have sat down in his office, looking at decisions, work

how to doubt parlor game change this morning with this news? think it is what the global market in china called it to do. it is up to china to try to respond to put things right. it is quite a complicated move today because on the one hand, the move can shore up stocks, but usually quite conventional policy because earlier today we usinged they're not unconventional policy to intervene in the stock market anymore. so kind of going back to the old playbook. on the other hand, it is about getting liquidity for the system because of the yuan. it have to balance its own policy measures. it is quite a complicated move today. enda, the common criticism of abenomics in japan as they inject liquidity. you could do almost the same accusation of china this morning. sort of twoso angles on this. the liquidity they put into the system is to offset their intervention to support the yuan. that is one side of the story. the liquidity they will inject to go to commercial banks, i two will work. we cannot conclude just yet it is going the way of abenomics, but

. >> this is a little tattoo parlor right here. >> never thought i'd be getting a tattoo from a sharpenede. got all the ink right here. mix it up with some shampoo and some soap. >> this is the tattoo i'm about to be getting. it just says infamous. >> i hope we don't get caught. >> no, we're good. every time they come walking and checking the rooms, i'm just going to chill on the bed, wait for them to walk past. get right back to it. let's get back to doing tattoos. show the camera that half-finished tattoo. >> the tattoo session goes unnoticed by officers but the next day, garrett's luck runs out. >> the supervisor of the unit went inside his cell and found a sharp burnt object inside his uniform. >> i was trying to hide the tattoo needle and he seen me trying to hide it. i was like, here, man, don't poke yourself. it's a needle. tattoo needle. you got me. they came in and searched the room and found the rest of my tattoo equipment. >> we gave him a 24-hour lockdown and seven days loss of privilege. he'll lose his visitation and commissary for seven days. >> he already had a write-up for