there is a peeping tom, keeping busy in their community. "action news" reporter dann cuellar is live at the laurel manor apartments at the center of this investigation. dann? report report upper darby police are hoping that someone in our audience will recognize a person of interest captured on surveillance footage. until he is caught and... no audio. >> thinks man upper darby police investigators are focusing on right now wanted for questioning in connection with the the rash of peeping tom incidents in the laurel manor apartments in the see cain section. >> it is scar toy know until i got out here but i stay safe. >> reporter: authorities say they began receiving reports six weeks ago about a prowler lurking in and around, the apartment complex. they began on july 28th. the most recent incident happened friday, reports of a man wearing, hardly anything, except a pair of shorts and performing lewd act while looking through somebody's window. >> if i see somebody wearing it, i will call police now that i know. >> reporter: other people in a

. >>> a man accused of peeping in residents at the laurel manor complex, police say that darryl brown is behind the incidents. since then police received multiple reports of a man wearing only shorts and performing lewd acts while peeping into windows, police say that brown lives in the complex and denies the charges and brown is held on $40,000 bail. >>> radnor township police are offering a hefty reward to find the suspects involved in a night of banditry in the township. live is "action news" reporter, sara bloomquist. >> reporter: jim, the township is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction, what some concerns police here is that the burglars entered the homes when the residents were at home and had to trouble getting in and out quickly entering in doors and windows left unlocked. >> police are issuing a warning for the saint david's section of radnor township, bolt the doors and lock the windows. burglars made their way into five houses, creeping around the first floor while residents slept in their beds upstairs. this individual or individual

where's mid 65,000 peeps? >> can i just say doing a hand signal and having 60,000 people do it back to you is amazing. >> it's dangerous to your soul. you did amazing work. >> thanks. >> thanks for joining us this hour. we have a correction to make. a week ago tonight at exactly this time one week ago, i led this show with something that i now know to be wrong. here is me being wrong. >> he vaulted over the white house fence, he ran all the way across the white house lawn. he got all the way to the north portico doors of the white house, he then opened the doors and went inside the building and was not apprehended until he was already inside the white house. >> technically, what you could say is what i said there is accurate but what i describe there had is not really at all whap in that incident in the news. >> there was just a stunning development in what was already a pretty shocking story. i know the woshd shocking is overused in the news business. but there is something shocking about this. it's one thing

. >> police are on the hunt for a man suspected of peeping "action news" >> ♪ >> "action news."e valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala program. meteorologist, david murphy. >> good morning it's 5:00 a.m. on this tuesday september 9th and we're following several developing stories. >> a philadelphia woman is shot in the face during a violent struggle. we are learning more details about who police are looking for. >> police beef up patrols in an effort to find a prowler and peeping tom in delaware county. >> and lawmakers in philadelphia are on the verge of changing the punishment for possessing a small amount of pot. >> get to go all of that in a moment but first up let's find out the latest with your weather and track. we'll go to meteorologist, david murphy and to karen rogers. good morning. >> all right, guys, on the big board we do have evidence of that rain that came through late yesterday and early last evening mainly down the shore and never really made it up to philadelphia and now we've got cloud cover overtaking most of the region. it does look like

. >> police beef up patrols in an effort to find a prowler and peeping tom in delaware county. >> and lawmakers in philadelphia are on the verge of changing the punishment for possessing a small amount of pot. >> get to go all of that in a moment but first up let's find out the latest with your weather and track. we'll go to meteorologist, david murphy and to karen rogers. good morning. >> all right, guys, on the big board we do have evidence of that rain that came through late yesterday and early last evening mainly down the shore and never really made it up to philadelphia and now we've got cloud cover overtaking most of the region. it does look like we've got a decent chance at mostly cloudy skies because of that coastal system just down off the coast and we also have some impacts at the shore today and tonight with minor flooding possible at times of high tide. mainly between 9 o'clock and noon and again from 9:00 p.m. until midnight tonight. there's also a risk of rip currents although today is not going to be a great day for swimming anyway. the ocean water temperature is in the

. >> in delaware county police are searching for a peeping tom. >> police say a prowler has been looking through windows of women's home for four times since july police released a surveillance image of that man whom they think is watching these woman. investigation is underway in upper darby where the peeping tom has been spotted at laurel manor apartment complex. police think the man may live at that complex or someplace nearby, one victim even telling police that she caught the peeping tom fondling himself. >> these guys are quick, that is what we want to does find out who they are, what they did, and what their background is but more importantly, not allow this to escalate into something more serious. >> the apartment complex did not return our call for comment, meanwhile anyone who thinks that they recognize the the man in the surveillance video is asked to contact the police. >>> a local football star shortchanging a waitress. although she says it may have been partly her fault. how people are react to go this this morning. >>> also ahead kids really look up to super heroes but one

one victim even says that she caught the peeping tom fondling himself. >> these guys are quick and thatwe want to does find out who they are, what they did and what their background is but more importantly not allow this to escalate into something more serious. >> the apartment complex did not return our call for comment, meanwhile, anyone who thinks they recognize the man in the surveillance video should definitely give police a call. >>> all right u.s. news and world report releasing rankings of the the best colleges in the country. >> in surprise ivy league schools are right the at the top of the list, oh, just about what, 45 minutes from here princeton university is once again, number one with harvard in second and yale at number three. here's our local schools fair, university of pennsylvania was in the top ten coming in at number eight, penn state fell 11 placees from 37 down to 48. among regional university rankings villanova held on to its number one spot in the north, st. joes was number 11. >>> weeks after his death rare footage of robin williams has been released. >> video yo

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not a peep in washington. that's it for us. >>> good tuesday morning. right now on "first look," a massive pro-democracy protest in hong kong are having a ripple effect on the world economy. >>> secret service under fire. as the white house intruder ran far more ragged inside the executive mansion than originally thought. >>> wild weather leads scientists to glaring examples of global warming. >>> plus, an incredible boat rescue caught on camera. >>> and are you up for this 8,000-calorie breakfast? looks good. well, a very good morning to you. i'm angie goff. >>> it turns out, the man who jumped the white house fence and made it inside the executive mansion got much further than originally thought. we've learned omar gonzalez, who had a knife at the time, ran through the white house into the east room and near the d

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an autopsy is set for tomorrow. >>> a peeping tom is on the loose in radnor.sunday night a man was spotted about the bryn mawr apartment complex. he took off when police were called. the police increased the patrols around the area. they are encouraging anyone that lives near the apartments and sees a suspicious person to call 911 immediately. >>> radnor police are teaing witdealingwith a rash of burgla. they were creeping around the first floor while the residents slept upstairs. a $5,000 award is offered for police to nab the bad guys. >>> would-be burglars trying to steal from a staff. averchurch. after searching they found the two men and arrested them. >>> the newark police are on the hunt for a man that robbed a man in a wheelchair. he was out exercising on buchanan circle when a 12 and 14-year-old rushed up from behind and pushed him. the impact pushed the wheelchair into a storm grate and it got stuck. that is when they pounched. they tried to choke me. they decided let's get out. they took off with my keys. they bullied him a few days earlier. he has

. >>> coming up here in our next half hour, police say that a serial peeping tom is under arrest. >>> it happened again, a disabled person is the victim of violent thugs in delaware. we hear from the boy targeted ahead. >>> summer vacation is over but if you could feel like using a little r and r, look at the >>> "action news" continues. hello again, 4:30 and "action news" continues with what you may call gratuity gate. why a local burger join is calling lesean mccoy shady when it comes to tipping. >> and you never heard michael jackson like this -- ♪ hey pretty baby with the high heels on ♪ >> meet the one woman band that is burning up the internet by reinventing the classics one cover at a time. >>> and a daredevil that repeal the more than a 1,000 feet into a crater, and why and how he did it. >> we begin with a developing story out of newark, delaware. for the second time in a week, police are looking for young thugs accused of targeting a disabled person. 12-year-old lakwan macke was exercising on buchanan circle yesterday afternoon when two boys believed to be between 12 and 14

and delaware county authorities have arrested a suspect in the case of the peeping tom.ction news" reporter, vernon odom joins us from upper darby police headquarters with the latest. >> moments ago. upper darby police tell us they have their man, a serial peeping tom suspect they are chasing since late july. 25-year-old darren brown they say is who they are searching for for six weeks now. he started prowling in late july in upper darby in the laurel manor apartment complex. brown lives in this complex and a to-time victim helped identify him as the suspect. >> at one time he is looking at her in the apartment and she saw him in the courtyard. >> he denies the charges and they were looking at these pictures of brown, going into a food store and called the police. >> these types of individuals are creeps, so you never know what they are capable of doing. will they escalate where they break in or where they steal personal garments. >> that arrest was made yesterday and brown was walking through that apartment complex with his livein girlfriend at the time of the arrest, s

and frankly, all around the world, peep have looked on really impressed at the way in which the scotts have taken this complicated and let's face it, historic decision. a huge amount of dignity has gone into this. the yes and no campaign, they disagree on some fundamental decisions. the debates have been amazingly civilized and they have both said whichever way it goes it will abide by the results. one exit poll tonight has put notes on 54%, yes or 46%, that's pretty much in line with the polls from this week. if that turns out to be true, the yes campaign will have had it's high water mark, perhaps about ten days ago. >> so lawrence, why didn't -- the more in america, and this is one of the questions that's being asked, why didn't the entire u.k. get an opportunity to vote on this? that's the question that many english people who don't want the union to separate have been asking as well. they say -- hang on a second, it is our great britain too, it is our united kingdom too, most english people don't want scotland to separate. even though, clearly, they are asking to be towed out to s

one victim said she caught the peeping tom fondling himself. >> we want to find out who they have and. more importantly, and not allowing this to escalate into something more. >> we called the apartment complex, and they did not return our call. anyone who thinks they, recognize this by in the surveillance image should call police. >>> one family thought it was flooding and bad lightening. so they went back to bed during a bad storm. how they made it out when a fire was spark inside their home. >>> plus a toy store that has been around for decades in chestnut hill closing its doors. but owner says he will have a >>> good morning, welcome back. live look at philly international airport. if you are so incline to escape our weather you can go to phoenix, arizona where it will be 93 degrees. they have had 2.73 inches in the last 24 hours. >> sue says kept your umbrella haines for us we may need it. >>> lightening strike sparks a house fire in air zone. >>> talking about that, it happened overnight on monday, family was sleeping when lightening struck at 3:00 in the morning and awakened by

he has been peeping into windows and performing lewd acts.e were receiving complaints for six weeks. >>> they threatened to shutdown the taj~mahal casino resort. kenneth moton is there tonight. >>reporter:the revel, showboat and now the trump(n taj~mahal. they appear to be falling like dominos. >>reporter:trump entertainment filed for bankruptcy again. the last time it was four years ago. it's $280 million in death. re-organization not liquidation is needed for the taj~mahal. the casino will close. >> taj~mahal is not going to be closing. >>reporter:that is from chris christie. trump is trying to cash in on the fear by asking 2800 employees to give up pension and health benefits. >> the problem is that this is mismanagement and they put no capital into the building to fix things. >>reporter:they expect new ownership and debt1d relief will save the 25 years casino and motel. don guardian is here to provide support. he hopes that it comes out stronger. >> i am so sorry it's painful for so many people. it is what we need to do. we need to be mor

the approval for that peeped project began with the approval of the sixth amendment in defenseless 2012 then in october 2013, the occ commission approved the schematic design and you approved the option to ground lease quickly you approved so the developer so apply for variances so they can apply for various funding for the development and the developer did secure both it's bond and tax credit requests and are preceding ready to proceed with the construction. quickly he wanted to show you the map how the development fits it is borrowed by kicking wood to the northeast and fidel to the southeast and it allows for sun and light elements for the outdoors common areas especially because families and children will be playing outside. the h p.s. development lp or lenore requires them to develop one hundred and 48 houfrz units with a maximum of 40 percent of the units are affordable the baseline of 27 percent development will be through the housing parcels where a total of 2 hundred and 18 unit on block 48, 52 and 58 and 40 percent will be included in the block built by lenore where 70 percent

the approval for that peeped project began with the approval of the sixth amendment in defenseless 2012 then in october 2013, the occ commission approved the schematic design and you approved the option to ground lease quickly you approved so the developer so apply for variances so they can apply for various funding for the development and the developer did secure both it's bond and tax credit requests and are preceding ready to proceed with the construction. quickly he wanted to show you the map how the development fits it is borrowed by kicking

. >> he was peeping, peeping. why did he think of hiding under there? anyone could see you.see that elephant for the rest of my life. i will always remember that day. inside nakumatt, the four gunmen regrouped. they had murdered several dozen people so far. outside the mall, there was still no sign of a rescue operation. it was 45 minutes since the attack had begun. >> i got the call, they told me don't go to work yet, there is some robbery and there is a lot of dead people. so i drove down. >> veteran war photographer alerts his news agency, showing rapid bursts of pictures as he moved past the terrorists' car during the first few minutes of the attack. >> we were coming out of one of the bars, it was very unreal, the kind of music you hear in the elevators, you know? >> a handful of police had arrived. but the sound of heavy gunfire had kept them out of the mall. amber lay behind the meat counter with her children, bleeding from a bullet through the pelvis. >> it felt endless, it felt like no one was coming for us and i was going to die there and i would die there on top o

we will tell you what happened that now has the so-called peeping tom behind bars. >>> the new safety concerns tonight at a local mall and dangerous driving. we will show you what happens when this car becomes no match for rising flood waters. >>> beautiful here today. a high temperature of 85 degrees. warm again tomorrow. fall returns in a big way for the work week. i will let you know the >>> on the run for more than two weeks investigators say a suspected cop killer planned his escape for years. eric frein is accused of killing a pennsylvania state trooper in an ambush. evidence on his computer revealed he researched survival in the wild. police think they are closing in on him. >>> police in maryland have arrested a man for allegedly going into the ladies bath room at a toys r us and filming them with his cell phone. this happened on richie highway. the victim was inside a stall when she noticed a cell phone under the partition of the stall next to her. she called the store security and followed mccurdy. police arrested him after reviewing the video on his cell phone. >>> shoppers

that can be fo for example the establishment of entry, legal channels of entrance to europe for those peep who are in need of relocation, the majority of those migrants are coming from countries of war or from regimes. and so it is not possible to help them at home. like many people said. but it is necessary to provide them with adequate protection that they are entitled to in europe. >> air france is facing its most destructive pilot's strike in 15 years. it is forced to cancel half of its flights all week. workers are putting up opposition to strong changes. >> reporter: no people want to hear at the airport but thousands of passengers from air france will be told all week. some 60% of the carrier's pilots are on strike which has already disrupted more than half of the scheduled flights and caused travel chaos at charles de gaulle airport in pairs. >> i just hope i can get back to the center in time to be in work. >> translator: i understand but i'm bearing the brunt. especially with all these children. if i were alone there would be no problem. i understand throotio there is . they are

. >> jeff nagel was sitting in his apartment when he heard a bunch of screaming and peeped out of his window. the commotion came after two ga. >> two of the guys were beaten pretty brutally. one guy was passed out here on the sidewalk so i called 9-1-1. >> reporter: one of the victims to who we're told was knocked unconscious. >> it was chaotic. it was almost like a free for all. >> another witness said he heard the suspect screaming homophobic slurs at the victims. >> it was surprising that it happened in front of me, more or less. >> it all unfolded around 10:45 last night. police say the victims, ages 27 and 28 were walking in the area of 16th and chancellor streets when they were con fronted by two men and proxapproximately s women. the group, who police say appeared to be drunk, then beat the two men before taking off with one of the victim's bags containing his wallet. jeff nagel snapped this blurry snapshot of the suspect before they took off. >> reporter: as we come back live, the victim who is here at the hospital is schedule today have surgery within the next few days. polic

where's my 65,000 peeps? does something weerd to your hair. >> doing a snand signal and have 60,000 people do it back to you is really incredible. this is what it's like for jay-z all the time. >> amazing and also very dangerous toi your soul. you did amazing work. well done. >> thanks to you at home for joining us. we have a correction to make. a week ago tonight at exactly this time one week ago, i led this show with something that i now no to be wrong. here is me being wrong. vaulted over the white house fence. he ran all the way across the white house lawn. got all the way to the north portico doors of the white house. then opened the doors and went inside the building and was not apprehended until he was already inside the white house. if you really want to parse it, technically you could say what i said there was accurate, but honestly, what i just described there is not at all what really happened in that incident in the news. late this afternoon, early this evening, there was just a stunning developme

. >> police beef up patrols in efforts to find a prowler and peeping tom in delaware county. >> and lawmakers in philadelphia are on the verge of reducing the punishment for possessing small amounts of pot. >> and let's get a sense of what you can expect as you hit the roads. how should you get dressed, in your sweater today. let's go to karen and david. good morning. >> it's a little cool to start out right now. take a look at cloud cover on satellite. we have had some filling in although there are some holes in the clouds and i think some of us may actually see some sunshine as we get a little bit later into the morning. most of that rain, that did clip the coast yesterday is off the coast but we might see a bit more of that building back in later this afternoon. coastal flood advisory. minor flooding for the most part. there's also the chance for some rip currents today because of that coastal low pushing in some water in off the ocean. so not a great day down the beach anyway but be careful if you do venture into the water. 69 degrees right now philadelphia. just 60 in allentown. low 70's

at the beginning of the trailer, the botts overcrowding some with peep. that's part-- give peep a visual mplets. >> panic has 20 from the coastal city's backstreet. >> our plane is surrounded. i don't know how we're going to get out. we're racing down highway, leaving behind hundreds of thousands of people. about a done are running along, grabbing at the airplane. there is a sea of humanity jamming on. impossible to stop the crowd. we're pulling away! we're leaving them behind. we're pulling up-- people are falling off the air stars. the plane is taking off! >> rose: wow. >> that's incredible, isn't it? >> rose: it is. well done. >> well, thank you. >> rose: it's great to have you here. >> thank you, charlie. it's so great to be here. i appreciate it. >> rose: the film is calle "last days in vietnamese." it's part of pbs' american experience series. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioning by vitac, underwritten by fireman's fund >>> announcer: the following kqed production was produced

travel and leisure magazine has places in maryland and virginia on its list of the best places to go peepingthe top spot oakland, maryland home to deep creek lake. the magazine also lists skyline drive in virginia as one of the country's best fall color drives. don't miss the blue ridge parkway a little farther south in virginia. i've been to just about all these locations. they're gorgeous. >> skyline drive is incredible any time of year but especially when the fall foliage is coming to its full peak of color which is forecast to happen in about a month. >> i was going to say it's a little bit a ways away. >> it's only mid-september here. it's going to feel like we're heading back into summer as we head into this weekend. but that won't last long if you're looking forward to more nice temperatures. don't worry. we have plenty of that in the forecast as well. here's your day planner with the michael & son weather cam. there's a lot of clouds in the place at the moment. some of those clouds could drop a few little drops of rain but not a lot. 76 degrees at 3:00. just an isolated shower. now m

peep won't be allowed to leave their homes between september the 18th and 21st. 21,000 people are currentlyeing recruited to enforce the lock down. the reason for such an aggressive strategy is to help health workers identify new cases of ebola in their early stages. the world health organization says almost 4,000 people have been infected since the start of the year. it spread across ginny, liberia, sierra leone, and senegal. the death toll has risen to 2,097, and 491 of those are in sierra leone. s have the emergency response he says that they are doing everything they can to counter the outbreak. we have mobilized a massive red ross response, and it is getting bigger all the time. we are setting up a full field red cross hospital ebola clinic with local volunteers from all over sierra leone to treat patients. but on the other side, where we have to prevent this disease, we have teams doing dead body management, which means we are going out, actually to the communities, and working with the people that have died, and their families to sanitize the body, get them in the ground, and upon th

live in this upper darby apartment complex are on high alert after police raise autoalarm about a peepingom targeting women home alone. usually late at night. >> my major concern is when you deal with these types of individuals, how does he escalate his behavior? does he break in? does he sexually assault women? report roar police superintendent michael chitwood says the man caught on these surveillance photos has been targeting women at the laurel manor apartment complex since july. he's describe as 5-foot five to 5-foot seven and in his 20s and theirtheirs. chitwood warns the man may live in the area victimizing his own neighbors. >> do you think you'd recognize him if you saw him? >>> i probable woman. >> reporter: chitwood shed the suspect struck four times. three of those incidents happened last week alone. the latest just friday. he's doing more than looking. one victim reported to investigators she caught the guy fondling himself outside her window last wednesday. >> that scares me. i won't keep my windows open now. >> reporter: joanne lived in the complex for a decade. she says he

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outrage in upper darby as residents of the laurel manor apartment complex learned cops are a hunting a peepingom lurking in their midst. >> these guys are creeps. i think that that's what we want to do is find out who they are, what they did. what their background is but more importantly not allow this to escalate into something more serious. >> reporter: police say the prowler has spied through women's windows four times sips july. he rampe ramped last week strikg sunday, wednesday and friday. one woman was victimized twice. it wasn't just learing. victim told police she caught the suspect fondling himself outside her home. >> that's what you pay rent for so you can be all right in your own privacy of your own home. >> reporter: police believe the man lives in around the complex. >> not safe. what is the apartment complex doing about it? do they know about it. >> reporter: residents we spoke with monday told us they had no police about the police investigation though investigatorinvestigators say te working with the completion complex. we called the management apartment complex. >> i'm callin

now perhaps leave peeping is on your agenda this weekend, well, unfortunately, not going to see a heck of a lot of color out there just yet. still very early for the fall foliage to start peaking. but your starting to see at least little hint of color in places cents like northern new jersey, for example, but you got to go almost up to the canadian border before you can find much else. for now no charges. i know in my own front yard, a the loft leaves are falling, so the rake may be coming out relatively soon. tory? >> don't look at me. >> major, even through the neighbors, still dealing with the fire location in kensington, we will get to in a second. if you are traveling 309, great. >> no major delays in either direction, this shot nod too far from the pennsylvania turnpike, when you do get to the turnpike, no delays, there as well. look great on the turnpike, extension, traveling even on 476, all-in-all, that is beautiful and very quiet ride this morning. as we continue, we are taking you now over to 95, or excuse me, schuylkill expressway, not too far away from center city, not too

. >> police beef up patrols in efforts to find a prowler and peeping tom in delaware county. >> and lawmakers are on the verge of reducing the punishment for possessing small amounts of pot. >> and let's get a sense of what you can expect as you hit the roads. how should you get dressed, in your sweater today. let's go to karen and david. good morning. >> it's a little cool to start out right now. take a look at cloud cover on satellite. we have had some filling in although there are some holes in the clouds and i think some of us may actually see some sunshine as we get a little bit later into the morning. most of that rain, that did clip the coast yesterday is off the coast but we might see a bit more of that building back in later this after

>> fritz: not a peep. >> ava: now that you know there's nothing between me and your father -- no affectioncertainly no future... can you imagine one for me and you? >> morgan: ava, i -- >> ava: it's -- it's okay. you don't have to say it. >> morgan: i just -- i don't think there's any going back for us. >> ava: that's...fair. >> morgan: okay? but -- but there may be a way to go forward for me and the baby. >> ava: do you think so? >> morgan: i'm still figuring it out, but i-i've had some time, so i've been thinking, you know, what good is it gonna do anyone for me to cut myself out of the baby's life? >> ava: this baby would be very lucky to have you in its life, if that's what you want. >> morgan: we don't even know if the kid is mine or not. but...if it is, i should be involved. i mean, i don't just want to be some dad that takes the backseat or just some deadbeat. >> ava: that is quite a 180. i'm impressed. >> morgan: [ chuckles ] that's all kiki. i went off on her about it yesterday, and she set me straight. >> ava: well, then i will have to thank her, then. i'm very glad that you want

. >> despite the presence here for 7 years, it's not only been not one peep out of anyone in city government. >> reporter: vendors at urban shield insist it's about advancing technology for public safety like this trauma kit stored in military vests. >> this material is used for four or five years overseas in iraq and afghanistan with our special operations forces. >> that's why they are protesting today. they don't want military combat gear on police personnel. >> well, these are -- we're talking about saving a life and our kits have been used to save civilians that have been shot. >> reporter: and while the vendors inside say it is about saving a life, these protestors here say the message is more about war and military tactics. but allen, so far it's been fairly peaceful, although the street is blocked off here along broadway street between 11th and 9th streets. law enforcement all around. >> i was just going to say, juliette, the protest was supposed to start about an hour ago and obviously it's growing bigger and bigger but police seem to be taking this sort of quiet passive response. t

not a peep in washington. that's it for us. >>> good tuesday morning. right now on "first look," a massive pro-democracy protest in hong kong are having a ripple effect on the world economy. >>> secret service under fire. as the white house intruder ran far more ragged inside the executive mansion than originally thought. >>> wild weather leads scientists to glaring examples of global warming. >>> plus, an incredible boat rescue caught on camera. >>> and are you up for this 8,000-calorie breakfast? looks good. well, a very good morning to you. i'm angie goff. >>> it turns out, the man who jumped the white house fence and made it inside the executive mansion got much further than originally thought. we've learned omar gonzalez, who had a knife at the time, ran through the white house into the east room and near the doors to the green room before he was stopped. later today, secret service director julia pierson will face tough questioning from lawmakers about how she plans to change the agency's procedures. nbc's tracie potts is live in washington this m

where's mid 65,000 peeps?> can i just say doing a hand signal and having 60,000 people do it back to you is amazing. >> it's dangerous to your soul. you did amazing work. >> thanks. >> thanks for joining us this hour. we have a correction to make. a week ago tonight at exactly this time one week ago, i led this show with something that i now know to be wrong. here is me being wrong. >> he vaulted over the white house fence, he ran all the way across the white house lawn. he got all the way to the north portico doors of the white house, he then opened the doors and went inside the building and was not apprehended until he was already inside the white house. >> technically, what you could say is what i said there is accurate but what i describe there is

they are a peeping on -- appearing on ins gram and twitter. >>> a daring rescue by firefighters in sacramento after a man fell down into a mine shaft. when firefighters came down that man was being crushed by the vehicle. he fell 30 feet into that mind shaft. bashed there wire held it over him. he was bruised and bleeding but we are told is he expected to be okay. >>> cool weather over the weekend, that is helping firefighters fighting the fire in eldorado county. it is now 89% contained. a dozen homes have been destroyed. extra evacuation orders were listed over the weekend and firefighters were sent home including some from right here in the bay area. >>> we have finally found at least a silverling to the drought. drought conditions may have slowed down the spread of sudden oak death. it is just two.if i have were found . killed more than 3 million trees since the year 2000. >>> 617 is the time, let's check in with sal, you are keeping an eye on a few spots, right sal? >> well, we just found out about the 5, all the way, incase that is your bus line, get out there early or perhaps do whatev

he went and peeped in the window and heard the baby crying.e authorities. >> i received a call from the dispatch of homicide on summer hill road. when i got there there was one deputy who had been in the building. he was kind of holding his hat down and shaking his head

maybe you're looking to do a little leaf peeping later on. you have to go to the north if you want to do something in october into the alleghenies. the normal peak times are around the second week of october. in the delaware valley it's not until the latter part of october. you have to go west or north over the next couple of weeks to enjoy the fall foliage which is starting to get going. it's about a week behind. the satellite and radar shows nothing out there at all whoever else we have clear skies. we can extend this out into the midwest. there's not much to talk about, because the jet stream is all the way up here. that jet acts as the storm track. that will take all the storm systems up into canada. you notice moisture buildings across the gulf coast state. later next week we have a chance of coastal storm develop running up the eastern seaboard. the potential is there for a miserable day this up coming tuesday with rain and potential for wind. in the meantime what to expect this weekend. high pressure in control both today and tomorrow,

. >> reporter: as prosecutors peep their case, prince george's ems is sharing more detail about the call to the home that morning and fining the children barely breathing. >> when we have a case of cpr in progress, our protocol dictates we transport to the nearest available hospital. which in this case was prince george's hospital center. >> reporter: just to give an idea of how close the prince george's hospital center is to cheverly, this is the entrance to sonya spoon's neighborhood. and right over there is the sign pointing you to the prince george's hospital. it is literally about a mile away. >> when dispatchers notified the hospital, e.r. staff, they were coming in with two critical cases, infants, both with cpr being performed, the hospital called back dispatchers and said we're not available to handle that, go to another hospital. >> reporter: so the decision was made to go six miles farther to children's national medical center in d.c. a hospital spokesperson tells me the hospital never turns away patients. she went on to say, the hospital does not offer child pediatric emergen

figure is a person who can convey abstract psychological and emotional messages to large groups of peep. although the psychological aspect is important to any political mileau, though some say all politics will psychological, it was especially important in the early infant republic. it influenced the way americans felt about how they were ruled and that was key to the survival of the nation. recent scholarship, especially from historians of women's lives and gender, has revealed that the early u.s. government and the political culture that it spawned was much more dependent on royal forms of rule than we ever previously thought. the newly liberated colonist turned citizens it seemed not only had an appetite for aristocracy, they krafd craved t legitimacy and authority are that only they knew. as the founding men were putting together a new nation along the line of what they called "pure republicanism," that they found they might actually need the trappings of authoritarian aristocracy in order to command the widespread respect and to re-assure the people that the right kind of people we

peeping toms peek in my window, pull down the shade.necologist examines me by telephone. >> joan rivers dead at the age of 81. what we are learning about her death as we look back at her iconic career. >>> moments ago, the skies over wales, military jets from nine western nations, including the u.s., uk and canada made an impressive flyover intended to showcase nato's air power as the leaders of 60 nations gather to address growing threats in ukraine from isis also in the middle east. world leaders like to clap at the airplanes. look at that. >> welcome back to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> look at our planes. these are our billion dollar toys. >> thank you taxpayers. >>> western leaders are showing their solidarity with ukraine. president obama, british prime minister david cameron and the laiders of france, and italy promising to help protect baltic nations from russian aggression. in a new round of economic sanctions, could be announced today. they are talking tough about isis, vowing to help put together an international c