instead of kind of pecking at the little guys here and there. >> reporter: was that pecking at the little guys what was happening before? >> no, i wouldn't say that at all. i think the targets have evolved and they're constantly going to evolve. >> reporter: u.s. special forces are playing an advisory role in fallujah. their presence is shaping what these pilots are able to do from above. >> whether we're supporting them by being kind of the eyes in the sky or actually striking targets that they're passing out to us, they're-- you know, it's a team effort. >> reporter: are you seeing anything on the ground change? does it feel any different being up there today? >> on the ground you can see exactly what's happening when you're actually in those hot areas, i guess you could say, seeing where the ground has been taken, where it has been lost or gained. >> reporter: recent gains on the battlefield may be traced back to the deck of that aircraft carrier. scott, the pilots told us while they may see some change during a deployment, this is going to be a long-term effort. >> pelley: seth doane

the little guys here and there. >> reporter: was that pecking at the little guys what was happening before? >> no, i wouldn't say that at all. i think that, that the targets have evolved and they're constantly going to evolve. >> reporter: u.s. special forces are playing advisory role in fallujah their presence is shaping what pilots are able to do from above. >> whether we are supporting them being the eyes in the skies or actually striking targets that they're passing out to us. they're, you know, it's, it's a team effort. >> reporter: are you seeing anything on the ground change? does it feel any different being up there today? >> on the ground you can see exactly what's happening when you are actually in those hot areas i guess you could say. seeing where the ground has been taken where it has been lost. or gained. >> reporter: recent gains on the battlefield mabe traced back to the deck of the aircraft carrier. scott, the pilots told us while they may see some change during a deployment, this is going to be a long term effort. >> seth doane covering the navy at war. seth, thank

teen was taken to penn press which tear yan medical center where he is peck to survive, no word on an arrest. >>> this time in wilmington delaware police investigating a late night shooting just after 10:00 on north spruce street and tenth street. victim is in serious condition no word on an arrest. >>> also developing a woman dies after being shot with a cross bow this morning police say they have arrested her boyfriend steve keeley on this now from police headquarters, steve. >> reporter: our viewers just heard shooting after shooting after shooting and then this one, that is right, a cross bow. look at the video of the house. the this is something that is familiar to police, they told us they have been to this house before for domestic troubles so the question, how powerful is a cross bow and the arrow or the bolt as you will a's hear police call it. it the hit woman while she was sitting on her couch, through you her chest, out her back and through front of the back and out the back of that thick piece of furniture and then into the wall. >> female victim was shot in the chest wit

a foot and other mutilated body parts washing ashore steps from owe limb peck beach volleyball outcomeless than a month. >> and the city experiencing a rise in crime and ongoing recession. just last week ought railia. on wednesday they announced they're in the process of finalizing olympic size security plan and brazil will spend 93 million. >>> operational numbers for public security figures are approximatery 47,000 professionals who will operates here in rio and this is in addition to professionals from the defense ministry. >> officials rs also announcing they are stepping up security in rio in light of attacks in turkey and brussels. meantime zika fears are promptingage threats drop out of the game including rory markell roy and top golfer jason day. >> there's many more khans athletes will get zika virus here. we're taking care here. and we have to take care of the am lights. >> steve rapoport, fox news. >>> let's talk about the weather forecast today. or before we get to our forecast heevrment west virginia a west virginia rescue squad got help from our region following these dea

peck -- picture perfect on the shot. we have a storm threat we're tracking for saturday. after that we're looking at seasonable temperatures not as cool or not as warm. 60 in philadelphia. low 50s in allentown. 55 in reading, 54 in wilmington, jumped up to 61 in dover. stuck in the 40s in millville and 51 degrees in atlantic city. in most areas it's not as cool as yesterday morning. satellite and radar showing we have high pressure directly overhead. you can see over our region we have clouds to the north north an and south. over our region clear skies. hour by hour, 8:00 a.m., we'll be in the 60s. 64 degrees with sunshine, so it's a cool start. 10:00 a.m., 69. by lunchtime, low 70s feeling good. #3:00 p.m., 78 degrees, 5:00 p.m., 79. that's the high. 79 in the city. cooler in the lehigh valley. 78 in trenton. millville, 75. 78 at atlantic city at pomona international inland. there's a couple of things on the model that are different from yesterday. 1:00 a.m. we're watching a late morning shower threat that moves through part of the region. we're under a risk of severe we

bob peck, it could ultimately end with the sale of the company?d to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> a buyer hasn't come around at this point. what are the chances of a buyer coming around now? >> a couple of things. we think jack probably needs a good year-plus to try to turn the company around. he took over in september. probably through 2016, trying to roll the products out and get reengagement of users as well as engagement on the platform. our point today was that if you don't see that happen, we think in 2017, you would see pressure from investors to sell this asset. we do think it's a valuable asset. in our note today, we pointed to a couple of potential buyers, facebook, google, google would want to see that data in somebody else's hand. a couple of interested parties. >> the guy who left is the head of product, right? >> yeah. jeff seeberg. >> you think they need to roll out new product by the end of the year. >> correct. >> how do they do that when they're constantly replacing head of new products? >> jeff reports to a guy named a

actually great excuse to hit the pool, hit the beaches, in all of these resort towns, low mid 80s, he can peck takes for daytime highs, with the sunshine, certainly, sitting by the water is going to feel awfully nice, in the meantime, jim, brooke, it is hot out here on the skydeck, i definitely need to come inside and cool off. >> sounds good to me, thanks, katie. >>> well, it is a historic day in the city of philadelphia, the city now the first major metropolitan area taxing sugary drinks. our trang do live at city hall where the mayor has just signed the sugary drink tax into law within the hour. trang? >> reporter: jim, the mayor signed that bill, right here, over at this desk before a packed house, gave him standing ovation, an as he walked into the room, many people here supportive of the tax because of the estimated 90 million it will provide to universal pre k, mayor kenney says, that this tax will provide 2,000 seat for pre k to open up, in january, of 2017 big fight for them. nutter administration tried to pass this twice, but this tax again is one and a half cents for every ounce of

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. >>> coming up on "eyewitness news" this morning an unusual sus peck. >> flip the switch here. >> um-hmm, some cats are in trouble this morning and you won't believe why. it is c >>> today is a day of transition. we can expect to see skies clear and humidity drop off. every passing hour starts to feel more and more comfortable here across the region which is definitely fantastic news. high pressure building back into place will hook us up with nice weather for a good portion of the forecast. current temperature right now 71 degrees, feels like 71 and wind flow is starting to turn more northerly, not what i would call a windy day at all. in fact that wind only at 3 miles an hour but as that wind flow turns more northerly for everyone that is where we will notice humidity dropping off. as we look at storm scan we have got ground clutter here but let me zoom it out and throw satellite overtop of it. see in the last three hours how things have begun to clear out. that is the story, foulke, as we clear out, you can see that wind haphazard but generally speaking turning more northerly. it is n

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most other locations, but we have also since because starting to clear out a bit upped the he can pecks takes cents for daytime highs in the city. should hit low 80s down near the shore towns, but again, there could still be late day shower or thunderstorm, while you may get in beach time here today, despite the clouds, keep it in minds that there still may be thunderstorm that rumble on in. looking at the seven day, again, some nice weather down the road here, nice little trade-off comes our way, once we end up with the system pulling away, completely, if the front that is attached to it, by the way, worth mention, stalls nearby, there could still be lingering shower tomorrow, at minimum maybe left over clouds, but we keep it optimist he can, say things will start clearing out, transition day, but the weekends all week has looked real nice, it continues to look real nice, mid upper 80s for both saturday, sunday, great pool or beach wetter. >> that's what i am looking at. thanks, katie. we'll be right >> might feel like chris march fos sixers fans, first pick in the nba draft. >> six le

phoenix just heard in the package expected to at least flirt with 121, 116 the he can peck takes, skyrnational, 111 in sells, just unbelievable heat, so dangerous. so it makes our heat certainly seem not quite as bad by comparison. but look at furnace creek, very apartment lie named, 125. the expected high there today. hard to even imagine that kind of heat. but, there you have it, very extremement and they will not get any relief from any rain the entire western seaboard totally clear. and that is obviously a problem sometimes. now, for us, we are still clear here at home. here is another cold front, that's going to be crossing through, as we look ahead to tomorrow. the moment, though, still pressing at the moment, at least, through wisconsin, portions of north central iowa, will make its arrival hereby tomorrow. by tomorrow, we actually will sit at least in portions of the area in a marginal if not even slight risk for some stronger thunderstorms, especially, through the delmarva peninsula, but marginal risk, to slightly being for the southern tear of the region for heavy downpours,

we are pecking wet weather to wash that pol's way on friday but looking ahead to the seven day forecasts there another shot come sunday when we will see another cold front crossing through soy it will bring us in the upper 70's, cooler by comparison but also see a few showers and a thunderstorm knocking on our doorstep by that point. meisha, back over to you. >> time to bring the umbrella back out, thanks, katie. not today to take will be gorgeous. this is ambler 309 northbound at butler pike. we had an accident blocking right lane that has been since cleared. we are looking good ever since that accident has been cleared, it is looking very quiet, on 309, great news, take a look at this sky, dang, take a look at that 95 south at girard. when we wake up on a wednesday morning we need that peace, serenity, first thing in the morning, that is it. this is it for us. ninety-five south at girard looking good but volume levels picking up, don't even look down there. don't look, just look right up here. man, that is gorgeous, right? schuylkill taillights in the eastbound direction past king of

join me in welcoming steve peck. >> good morning. >> thank you very much. the u.s. vets have been around for 23 years and here in d.c. we worked early on developing the sites and we work with century housing and we are all about partnerships and know that it takes so many people to do the job that we are doing and we are attacking a system that lets veterans falloff the edge of the table and it is our job to impact that system in a way that helps the veterans. we have been part of a system and a movement over the past 20 something years that reduced and that's by about 80%. we are down to that last 20% and we are all seeing that we are encountering that. we have the low hanging fruit. we are more challenged and more mental illness and more substance abuse and we are having to adjust our systems to deal with these veterans. we are focusing on homeless prevent and to eliminate them, we will have to prevent them from becoming homeless and having to build more permanent housing. all the money is going that way. we know how difficult permanent housing is to get up. if yo

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scott, the storm tonight is starting to peck up speed. we are told remnants could be over south carolina as early as tomorrow morning. >> a storm we'll be watching. david begnaud. thank you very much. tonight the national portrait gallery, honored muhammad ali, placing this photograph of the champ in the in memorium space. ali's body was returned last night from arizona, where he died friday night. to his home of louisville, kentucky. fans have created a floral shrine there at the muhammad ali center. a traditional muslim prayer service will be held in louisville thursday at freedom hall. the funeral its the next day, friday. a funeral planned by ali himself. the speakers will include former president bill clinton. comedian billy crystal and ali's widow, lani. lani was ali wife, and in his corner as he fought his toughest battle. jericka duncan in louisville. >> reporter: as wife, care giver and protector, lani ali also had the heart of a champion. >> we are with muhammad, my sister helping, my nephew helping. really all three of us. >> r

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shannon and natalie and the entire philanthropic community, of course, steve peck from u.s.s and governor mcauliffe, deputy secretary gibson and secretary perez, it's an honor to be speaking with all of you today. there are so man -- these are the people who are absolutely committed to ending veteran homelessness in this country. their leadership is a constant source of inspiration to me and to all of us at usich as we do this incredibly hard work together. let me tell you, make no mistake -- and i think all of you in the room know this -- this work is incredibly hard. i know that the theme of the conference is building blocks of a post-era plan. but let me tell you, we are anything but post-plan at usich. we are absolutely in the thick of it. we are driving hard to achieve all the goals of opening doors, including fully achieving the goal of ending veteran homelessness. and we're taking the lessons learned from the progress on veteran homelessness to help drive greater progress on ending all homelessness. particularly those of us at usich who work out in the communities wit

and can this pecking order continue? i need to know what made ross stores the big guy in 2014 and 2015. the key to the story was the same store sales. when home depot was king. when lowe's surpassed them, lowe's became the anointed one. for most of 2014 and 2015, tjx had better number. last year it crushed it. its share price only advanced calm points over the course of a year. with tjx and ross, it is simpler than that. from 2014 and 2015, the ross stores delivered 8% revenue growth. significantly stronger than 6% from tjx. ross outperformed in terms of profitability with 14%. it decelerated. not only was it giving you faster growth but provided more consistency. no wouldn't it outperformed. but we have seen a changing of the guard. with tjx taking the lead and ross stores being relegated. when both companies reported the fourth quarter. stat when all the others were getting annihilated, had pretty impressive results. but jjx reported a much bigger one. however, while tjx had an amazing fourth quarter, investors were le

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the three men all face a maximum peck of life in prison. >>> some of the best museums in paris are closed because of protecting precious art. the sane river has risen and 15 people are dead. the museum was force to the close and 250,000 works of art located on the lower levels are being moved now as a precaution. but leonardo da vinchi is out of harm's way and french troops are helping people to get to higher ground and germany and belgium have been hit by flooding that has caused 500 million-dollars in damage in germany alone. >>> time now for ktvu news at five. and frank and heather have your latest headlines. good evening. >> we are learning more about the man accused of shooting those two police officers there at fremont earlier this week. >>> and we are hearing from one of the gunman's relatives now. >>> i am frank somerville. >> and i'm heather holmes. fremont police say that the suspect, gerard was likely shot by police before being found dead inside the fiery standoff on thursday. >> he had a serious criminal record and on probation at the time. today ktvu lee martinez spoke to fa

old joe come out smokin' i won't be jokein' i'll be pecking and poking pouring water ons -- on his smokin' it might shock and amaze you this time i retire joe frazier. i'm lika small boxer. ring. you don't expect much... and then, wham! i hit 'em with huge creamy goodness! alright round two! bring it, girlfriend! rich, creamy, 100% natural cheese. mini babybel. snack a little bigger. >>> one, two, three. >>> there you go, philadelphia beer week is officially underway. keeping with tradition, the hammer of glory was used to tap the ceremonial first keg last night. the mayor was on hand to kick off the ten-day celebration at the fillmore in fishtown. beer week runs all week. enjoy if you go out. meteorologist chris sowers is here to talk about the weekend. >> reporter: bring an umbrella. let's get you outside and show you the view looking at the platt bridge. it's warm and soupy it's feeling tropical with the humidity increasing the way it is. we'll see peeks of sunshine one or two areas a stray thunderstorm. double scan live is clear we don't expect anything to pop up until after 2 or 3:00

the storms down to the south pecked up. all in all looking good.it is tomorrow afternoon around 1:00. here is the future weather. not much going on. the rest not thinking we'll see much rain across the region. just back toward the mountains we could see a chance of a shower. 82 in frederick. 85 in culpepper. east of the blue ridge through the rest of the day. the ten-day forecast. i will walk out so you can see the whole thing. 91 on friday. it does look like we'll see a 50% chance. we'll continue to give you the way through. tom has a look in a minute. >> how safe is your hand sanitizer? learn why the fda wants to take a closer look, especially when it comes to when kids and pregnant women use it. >> the spotlight is on michael phelps at the olympic swim trials in omaha. we'll take you there live while >>> indicted today on 270 charges. following allegations he sexually abused students at a county elementary. today we learned there are now 23 children involved. only on news 4 a pregnant mother describes an experience at shady grove station. >> he

. >> a new book to be published re dna evidence has identified a status pecked. a man behind bars but not yet charged. after mouses of investigationf detective came up with a theoryy the gunman was out to murder stain lees foster sister ands f killed the 17 year old by mistake. paul wagner joining ui now with the story. paul. this book a good month for murder the you think they revealed details abouthe the killing of amber stanley never publicly disclosed. amber was standing just inside of the front door of her home when the gunman shot her wouldns you be in the arm then followed her to her room where he shot her dead t days after murder mur police never disclosed amber came face-to-face with the kill her orb her foster sister was assaulted days before and was the intended target. detectives came to the conclusion the masked gunman wan out for her foster sister. the police viewed a threat she wrote on facebook and learned the girl had recently been sexual assaulted the threat wasa aimed at her attack consider detective now had a theory. he had come back to the ho

let's take a look at what we're pecking in the early part of the week.e again we're talking warmtak and who the conditions. more warmth is going to move up. we're going to see theo se temperature really start to rise, but that frontal systemt will be the trigger for us seeing some storms and theynd might linger until tuesday as well as that frontal system tends to look like it's going to stall out. here's futurecast, one of our models. here's 11:00 in the morning ovev areas of the west where wewest expect it to fire up. here we are close to the 4:00 4 hour. hagerstown right in the line ofi it. 6:00 we start to see it moving into d.c. this is where we'll really have to watch this and see how itit does progress. 68-degrees in for tonight mostly clear overnight, some light fog. can't rule that from overnight into about prior to sunrise tomorrow morning. 87-degrees tomorrow, sunny skiey the first part of the day, the d chance of storms for later part of the day.y. here's a look at your accuweather seven day forecast. we're talking about thathat unsettled pat

he was injured while deployed and faced trying tocl also joining us is phillip peck, a former u.s. well. so great to have you with us. >> thank you. >> i think the big thing is what you did with that love of country, love of the emblem, the flag. tell us about it. >> right. so i got injured, like we mentioned. i started woodworking for therapeutic reasons. there was a beautiful flag that i found, but it wasn't made in the united states. so i thought, what better thing to start making than the american flag? so i started woodworking and making this and got out of the military due to some medical reasons and started flags of valor. now we get to to create this beautiful piece of world class art, and we get to -- you know, we believe in three distinct ideas. made in america still matters and that our veteran pool is our largest untapped resource, and we believe in giving back. >> let me ask phil how you got involved. >> i separated from the marine corps in fall of last year. i was trying to find continue service and to be able to find that camaraderie that really gave me fulfillment e

a peck. >> the couple say they hailed an uber car south of market district to head to the castro on saturday. the driver suddenly said he could not take us, he said i don't have gas, we cannot go. but i grabbed over to the dashboard and he was not on empty i was full. >> their friends were also in the car and the four started protesting to the driver about the behavior. he called a bad word and we called for help and he said nothing is going to happen, nothing is happening. morning is happening. all the driver canceled the ride and told them to get out. this ride season, uber has been promoting a lot even advertising special hashtags. they have rainbow flags on the uber cars and a large group of employees even marched in the san francisco ride parade. the pair come laned to uber but have not told what will happen. we contacted the company and got this short response "uber does not tolerate any form of discrimination and we are hooking into this incident." they say though will not use uber again. >> the head of oakland police say it is business as usual for officers on the street despite the

this this us pecked isis attack has the community here at home m and many abroad shocked.m telling that they are surprised. the dmv has significant tush kirk population. am are contacting folks here and the turkish embassy for informing. we if speak with a woman whose family did land at istanbul. her family just arrived from istanbul on thursday.ul o the family spent the day day sightseeing the nation's capital and was unaware of the attack until the calls started to pouro in from loved ones. she says she and her family spent tonight on social checking for family and friends and their well-being. i quickly checked facebook to make sure my friends back inn turkey are okay and we also have a family member who works at the security at the airport and she's okay as well. of course first you think about your friends, family, close fa friends and family, but ourut hearts goes out to everybody ev there and we have to talk more l about this. this is not something to be done. as far as i know, islam doesn't say go explode yourselves and an kill innocent people. more than half a mil

and as somebody who would come backstage to say hi to you guys, is there a pecking order as to who saysnd of is. it happens-- >> stephen: because everybody wants to come back stage and say hi, just gush. >> it is funny, tom hanks was actually one of the very first influential people that came to see the show down at the public. >> stephen: we were just talking backstage, he said it was just a couple weeks into the run, when it first started. >> none of us really knew what we had. i mean, we believed in it but to have people like him, and spike lee, shonda rhimes, people coming and confirming that this thing was special, gave us a lot of confidence. we had, down at the public, there was one night where it was busta rhymes, salman rushdie and mandy patinkin. ( laughter ) >> stephen: that runs the gamut. that runs the gamut. >> it really did. >> stephen: who do you say hi to first? >> well, busta is big. so-- >> stephen: like big in your heart, or large person? >> both. >> stephen: well, you actually, you had one guest who came to the show a month ago. and this is-- it's prince, who called

this is open primary race that means voters can peck candidate from any party.ce to the general election. >> based on the return we have so far pamela har ritz has 41 percent to the vote so she has claimed one of the spots on the november ballot. so she will move forward. loretta sanchez has 16 percent right now. >> laura anthony is live at harris headquarters in san francisco. laura. >>reporter: hi dan. this will be an historic election no matter how you slice it. at this point we started with 34 candidate and now tonight there will be just 2. at this point we know pam will harris is one of those. the other it looks like maybe another woman of color. likely survive include these supportstz and she is expected the at her9÷ watch party in san a rising star not just here in california but nationally she anoed she would run for the senate almost immediately after barbara boxer announced she would be retiring. loretta san khesz is a democra democrat, member of the house of representatives for nearly 20 years. she's from southern california. she voted in southern cal