called the pfrd h shop owner myself and identified myself. >> when lores ia got the receipt, she posted on facebook, the owner of the pizza shop actually center a private message on that acebook apologizing for his son. basically this is what his the owner set lores ia. >> my wife and i work very hard in raising our kids with val-ts in creating a strong businesogu i can't tell you how much this hurts me emotionally and mentallyhe poi feel the does respect, i'm not say my son is a bad but he made a very b f. decix on at that moment. >> you say that but she also showed me a message you got on that acebook of you apolothis a zing for your son's behavior. so why behavior. so w us is this story changed now d >> i should say he should have to apologize. >> the reason w us loretto and i both went to the p the shop is because loretta had not gotten a that aced she felt felt she deserved that after receiving this me profor he. >> i was that that was way more than i expected. i thought she was offendere t she has a right to an apolothat l absolutely. that i think is above and beyond. >> the buddy said if it

and though it's the bins up and off they go, captured on the cctv camera. >> and she said that's pretty awful lousy service. should posted it on facebook and it got more than 100,000 users -- views all -- on the run and that's quite an tasteful behavior. >> it is. why would he do this. >> is there a regulation that you are not supposed to overfill the bin. >> there is that -- there's that, which debbie campbell said she was not aware of and dalits were supposedly close and the rest of the story is the bin man said that the truck was full and they couldn't carry anymore so they returned 40 minutes later and did pick up those bags of trash on the curb, but this video did get the guy in trouble and he's facing suspension right now while this investigation continues. here's somewhat trash on the street except this one has speed and walking down the sidewalk also captured on security camera. you see the guy something up how kind of m -- them, picking up some trash walking down the street, no, what is he doing, walking quite close to some of the cars and -- just vandalizing cars. after car after car for -- to get about it does in vehicles we

mark zuckerberg just posting on facebook that facebook has watched one billion users to use the socialwork in a single day. one in seven people on earth used facebook on monday. that is a big milestone for facebook. for the first time, one billion people using facebook and a single day. he also says, thank you for being part of our community, for everything you've done to help us reach this milestone. i'm looking forward to seeing what we can call push together. well, gone are the days of you've got mail. long gone. competing with google and facebook is a big reason verizon but aol earlier this year. joining us to talk about how they are fitting in with the new parent company, aol president bob lower. we do not have a lot of information about how this worked out. i'm. as. how does aol fit into verizon right now and how are working out so far -- working far? bob: there's great information about how aol is fitting in verizon. verizon was one of our largest customers and they realized the value we created from creating customer segments, so they decided to combine our assets and create a

we have disturbing comments posted on facebook by this guy. 38 years old. he posted today i die. several of his friends, please -- >> we hope you are okay. greg: you don't have to go out this way. the hostage negotiators are on the scene. possibly he's watching the news. if he is -- >> he's posting? >> yes. >> wow. greg: we are staying on this. the firefighter will be okay. change. bill bellmy. >> lighting it up. happy friday, everybody. too. >> you are from the area? >> yes, jersey boy. fun. greg: welcome back. you are a gotham club? >> yes, tonight and tomorrow night. >> the quarterback for the jets, his jaw was busted by a teammate. >> the humor, you never hear this stuff. guys fight, but you don't get your jaw broke. geno probably going to do decent. actually the jaw that needs a jaw broken is donald trump. >> no. no violence. a talking to. >> why doesn't something happen to donald trump. he says the out landish stuff. maybe his hair flips back. he says one bad thing for geno and the jaw is broken. >> do you get in fights in the green room? >> we have fun. the om thing going

take pictures of every experience we have and posted on facebook. when my daughter had surgery, she went into surgery and the first thing she said when she woke up his mom, take a picture. and i realize, that's not that different from someone going to their grandmothers funeral taking a picture of themselves crying at the funeral were with the grandmother in the casket. i think what has changed is the public nature -- that we are all part of this audience taking place and partaking in these previously private experience. we are seeing it whether we want to see it or not, so death interrupts us and that is what is disturbing to people today. they can no longer choose whether they want to see pictures of the deceased or interact with the deceased or be an audience to someone speaking with the deceased. i hope people can have a conversation about the dead. i hope people can talk about death and become comfortable because for me, the most important thing about death is that it helps us to love better. if we recognize every single person born on this ear

mark zuckerberg just posting on facebook that facebook has reached one billion people who use the socialrk in a single day. it happened on monday. zuckerberg saying one in seven people on earth used facebook on monday. that is a big milestone for facebook. for the first time, one billion people using facebook in a single day. he also said, thank you for being part of our community, for everything you've done to help us reach this milestone. i'm looking forward to seeing what we can accomplish together. well, gone are the days of you've got mail. long gone. aol is now competing with google and facebook as an advertising tech heavyweight. it is a big reason verizon but -- bought the company earlier this year. joining us to talk about how they are fitting in with the new parent company, aol president bob lord. bob, thank you so much for joining us. we do not have a lot of information about how this worked out. i'm curious -- how exactly does aol fit into verizon right now and how is it working working out so far? bob: thank you for having us on. there is some great activity happening about

tweet us, post on facebook. , a bitw morning, 66 cool. by the afternoon, hot compared with the high temperature today, mid 80's. 66 will feel comfortable, depending on where you are in the city. was spots, low 60's -- the coolest spots, low 60's. there might ben, a rain chance. the real-time temperatures this time of night, low to mid 70's. the updates coming in at midday, 76 is how it looks right now outside. this is really dark at national harbor. it was not showing a lot. 80's, 80head, mid 81 nashville. a lot of times we take temperatures in the midsouth and those will be our high temperatures the next day full stop right now we have 92 on the books. that is close to the guideline of nashville right now. the cold front comes through tomorrow night. showers and storms ahead of it in ohio. the way things play out, storm chances most likely in the higher elevations tomorrow afternoon and evening. to the east, tomorrow night. washington is in between. tuesday, relatively mild compared with the heat and humidity tomorrow. let's restart the f

you how disappointed i am in the gender stereotyping going on in your company. >> reporter: she posted a message on the pottery barn kids facebook page. she offered her a free backpack with any patch. in a statement, said the company is, quote, making adjustments now to make sure all patches can go on any color. good news for brady who can have a backpack she can identify with. >> today pottery barn representatives in store and online told us we still could not order a boy patch on a girl backpack. she's hoping to get hers before school starts next week. if you have a consumer problem, send us an e-mail. coming up at 6:00, we discovered an error on the pottery barn website last week. so some folks may be getting an automatic refund. we'll tell you more about that at 6:00. >> like the sound of that. >>> tonight jill looks at how higher education can pay off in your job hunt. >> more education typically leads to better job prospects and better paychecks. a georgetown university report found that a bachelor's degree holder can expect to earn 84% more over a lifetime than someone with a high school diploma. as the education level gr

then the killer started tweeting and posting on facebook about shooting those two journalists on liveithin minutes of those posts the social media company shut down his accounts. and gary k., you say they need to shut down more bad guys like terrorists. >> well, look, leave no doubt that the bad guys are proliferating on the internet as well as social media, recruiting and growing. i have to tell you if i'm president of this country, the first thing i'm doing is calling zucker burg and whoever's running twitter and these other social media companies, bringing them in and asking how can you help me and this country, because they can get the job done. they see it on a daily basis. >> gary b., you're no fan of having government get into private business. is this a different case? >> exactly. for the same exact reason it gives government a lot of power to start to decide what's good and what's bad for us. let's stipulate that this is vile, the video should not have been up there, but it's not for twitter or facebook or any of those people to decide or that can decide. but they shouldn't b

. >> our ron claiborne posted on facebook one of his memories of covering president carter at one point and he was doing a habitat for humanity event building a house. at one point, ron shouts out to him, mr. carter if you don't come over, i'm going to lose my job. you've got to come talk to us. at some level, i think he thought maybe he would lose his job. he came over and said a few words. although he got a second term, he put everything into this carter center, going internationally to oversee elections, pushing for foreign policy things that even the white house at the time may not have believed in. he always followed through with what he believed in his heart to be right. >> accomplished so much and still doing so. wish him the best. >> we certainly do. >>> the battle against the huge wildfires in washington state goes on even as three firefighters were killed there this week, and they are being mourned. a silent procession of emergency vehicles rolled through twisp, washington, yesterday to honor the men, all members of the special unit that heads into dangerous areas to evaluate

donations came pouring in after the photo was posted on facebook. even got a full scholarship from mcdonald's. he says he now plans on studying even harder. the sweetest picture. that does it for us here at abc7 news at 5:00. thank you for your time. you-watch abc7 news and all of your favorite abc shows live or on canned with watch abc and the watch app. see you again at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." fires on the move. thousands of firefighters battling more than 80 major wildfires. now burning across eight states. homes destroyed. crews overwhelmed. why there's no relief in sight. >>> flying high. republican front-runner donald trump gaining momentum. tonight, his controversial new immigration plan. and just how much money he's prepared to spend to win the white house. >>> hero clerk. the man who came face to face with a suspected killer. how this man helped end a nearly three-week-long alleged crime spree. >>> deadly blast. new images tonight that shows how massive that blast was.

obama spoke about the need to take action in a memo to the american people posted on facebook. >> climatenge is not a problem for another generation. not anymore. that's why on monday my administration will release the final version of america's clean power plant. the biggest, most important step we have ever taken to combat climate change. >> key points include requiring existing power plants to cut emissions by 32% from 2005 levels by the year 2030 forcing electrical utilities to re invest in renewable injury such as wind and solar power. it gives the 50 individual states a target of drawing 28% of their energy from renewables by the 2020s. power plants spew. with 18 months left in the white house, obama may see a climate crackdown as a key part of his legacy. the plan is sure to set off a political firestorm of its own. republican party is the staunchly opposed calling the plan a job killer and abuse of presidential powers. conservative groups in the energy industry plan to challenge the regulations in court. many of the 17 republicans running for president in 2016 question the scienti

this video was posted on facebook by corey bettcher, he works at the cadillac khan tina in hoboken. we believe the fight happened near the bar on the street. the witnesses in the comments said both guys eventually got to their feet, shake it off and walk away. >> it's a best case scenario. both are winners and losers, go on, at least no one is going to prison. >> a perfect fight you have words, you don't even throw a punch and you walk away. >> there's no loser, there's no winner. you both look like bad asses. >> it's like the freeze frame from the end of "rocky iii." >> ding, ding, ding, they both go down, down. >>> this beautiful video comes to us from under the sea in the philippines. that is a coral cat shark, people spotted with a hook in its mouth. the divers are at the bottom of the sea working very carefully but diligently to free this cat shark from its hook. after working with it for a while, you see that they do end up getting the hook out of its mouth. >> it's nice they do this. as divers they're in the animal's environment. they're guests to the world and the fact that t

obama spoke about the need to take action in a memo to the american people posted on facebook. >> climate change is not a problem for another generation, not any more. that's why on monday my administration will release our version of clean power plants. >> key points of the plan include requiring existing power plants to cut emission by the year 2030 forcing electrical utilities to. invest in wind and solar power. and it gives the target of drawing 28% from renewables from the 2020s. power plants spew 40% of the power climateof the emissions. itthe plan has been called a job killer. 17 of the republicans running for president question the scientific consensus that global warming is largely manmade. and the plan risks losing votes with the likely democratic nominee hillary clinton in key states like ohio with large coal mining industries. rob reynolds, al jazeera, los angeles. >> well, if you want to keep up-to-date with all those stories we've been telling you about, head over to our website www.aljazeera.com. you can see our front page there with our story of the u.s. secretary of state

. >> reporter: the gang member posting on facebook, quote, today i die, and barricading himself. >> we got woken up by the cops banging on the door. you've got to get out. it's dangerous. >> reporter: the nypd going to great lengths to diffuse the situation, even flying in his mother from delaware. >> he would surrender when his mom came to the scene. >> reporter: lieutenant hayes, 53 years old, has been with the department for 33 years and was one of the first responders on 9/11. recovery. >> everyone who helped get lieutenant hayes to safety put themselves in harm's way in the process. and they all are to be commended. commended. >> reporter: taking a live look out here, you can see crime scene investigators looking at the yellow evidence markers, likely shell casings. lieutenant hayes is being treated at an area hop spital and is expected to make a full recovery. kerry: there's some controversy about where mayor de blasio was during the standoff. what is he saying? >> the mayor, as the standoff was unfolding, the mayor went to the gym and did a workout, was minutes. the press aides

authorities posted on facebook they believe he is between san jose and sacramento. >> investers wake town good news china's main stock market closed 5 percent higher. that is the biggest one day gain in eight weeks following six days of big losses. it comes after the dow surged 600 points yesterday and stocks rose in japan, south korea, hong kong and australia. stock markets began a roller coaster ride on monday when the chinese stocks plunged to the low of the level in eight months. >> that is better news. do we have better news weather-wise? >> if you like the heat, yes. remember we talked how it would be warmer this morning in livermore? two in san francisco and san jose. downtown it is 61. ferry building is 63. bayview and sunny side and mission, all 60 and wrest port am 57 and glen park is 67. really warm there. walnut creek 66 degrees, and 60 in santa clara, san lenadro and union city 62, and comfortable around petaluma and pacifica is 58. the golden gate bridge shows it is hardly showing any clouds. a west wind at 11 miles per hour. inland, east bay, probably need the air condi

here's the message that was posted on facebook yesterday. reads a sincere apology it our patrons. we are very, very sorry for the prorns which caused the township to temporarily close our unstrat. there are no excuses. going on to say, we owe you better we'll renovate, refurbish and refresh our establishment. >>> hurricane katrina ten years later. we'll explain just what is happening today that will put the gulf coast under a federal microscope. >>> plus, a tribute to heroes. we'll show you how officials in paris honored those three americans credited with stopping an attack on a train in france. >>> cool start this morning. clear skies over cape may. it will be a beautiful day and not just at the shore either. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast just ahead. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 20 minutes before 6:00. a beautiful morning. look at the breeze blowing in center city. that's the dry air that's coming in. brought the humidity way down and the temperature has come down, too. northeast philad

obama spoke about the need to take action in a memo to the american people posted on facebook. >> climatee is not a problem for another generation not my more and on monday we will release the version of the green power plant, the biggest, most important step we have taken to combat climate change. >> reporter: includes requiring existing power plants to cut emissions from 32 to 2005 levels by the year 2030 forcing electrical utilities to invest more heavily in renewable energy such as wind and solar power and it gives the 50 individuals state a target of drawing 28% of their energy tropical renewables by the 2020s. power plants spew about 40% of u.s. gasses. with 18 months left in the white house obama may see a crack down as part of the policy but the policy is set with a fire storm of its own and republican party is opposed calling the plan a job killer and abuse of power. conservative groups and industry plan to challenge the regulations in court. many of the 17 republicans running for president in 2016 questioned scientific consensus that global warming is largely manmade and the pla

this one posted by lloyd ferguson on my twitter page. post yours on facebook, love to see your photos, as well as on instagram. storm team 4 radar not showing showers, no storms around here now. getting a few showers here in the carolinas. storms in illinois. that's a cool front that will be arriving tomorrow. a greater chance of storms coming our way tomorrow. right now, don't have anything moving in. look at the rainfall totals by 4:00 in the afternoon tomorrow. we'll still generally be under about a half inch. but it's after that that we'll get higher amounts, and the heaviest rains between 4:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. on thursday. could get over an inch to maybe two inches around the metro area. may cause flooding. highs in the upper 80s tomorrow. finally, a break from the high humidity as we get into friday and the weekend. high 80s, comfortable humidity. a great weekend coming up. we'll keep that going into the first part of next week, as well, with highs in the 80s. melissa, what's happening with the water main break? >>> breaking news in bethesda. goldsbor

tweet us, twitter.com/booktv or post a comment on our facebook page. facebook.com/booktv. here's a look at the books president obama is reading this summer. the list includes three nonfiction titles. >> one of the things i've learned over a quarter-century researching one little corner of american history while covering as a foreign correspondent a succession of american military actions abroad, most of which have been forgotten. is that the one war that never ends for many people in the united states is the war between the states. one of the most important lessons i learned about that war is how badly we failed to understand its most obvious lessons. it needs to be remembered that the history of wars is largely a history of delusions of those dreams of rapid victories they some simple strategies that lead to long nightmares of slaughter. the french right of what they call -- by which they mean the pathologist takes over politics and the press and eventually the whole people discouraging all debate and dissension. costs are not calculated, benefits are fabricated. the rhet

last night, she posted on facebook, quote. yesterday, we spoke to her uncle in gloucester county. he said melissa was so excited about marrying adam. >> lovely girl and lovely guy. just a tragedy for the family. they were making plans for their wedding and it was going to be like down in virginia home style. >> an hour before adam died, ott posted about her fiance and shared this photo. you see the balloons and the flowers. yesterday was their last day of work at wdbj. they were about to start new jobs together in north carolina. >>> reporting alison parker's boyfriend also work at the same tv station. she dated chris hurst who was an anchor. he is from our area. he went to conestoga high school and we wanted to temple university. he said in part she was the most radiant woman i ever met and for some reason, she loved me back. he said the two just celebrated her 24th birthday and just moved in together. >>> two police-involved shootings in philadelphia within a span of 24 hours, the latest of those in germantown last night where police arrested five men. now investigators aren't t

defendants who are hanging themselves -- and i mean that figuratively -- by what they post on twitter, what they post on facebookwe are generating for the price of participating in social media, people are generating evidence that will be used against them later on and this is maybe the classic example. not the first online live shooting, that goes back to lee harvey oswald. it's continued to happen since the '60s. >> i want to hit up that social media thing that you just said because this is such a prominent part of the story. brian, you've been able to find out the social media presence of bryce williams. it ears fairly new. >> you're making an interesting point about people who inadvertently leave evidence. in this case he seems to have reason is methodical about this. you look at his twitter account, it was set up a week ago with dozens of pictures from his life, from his past. i would surmise seeing that, that's someone who might be thinking about getting media attention in the coming days or weeks or months. >> quickly, there was a fax also sent to abc news, the you have on that if you will. >> that's the

the 42-year-old centereach man brazenly posting on facebook how he rendered red light cameras useless. >> i'm going to show you how easy it is to take the power back. >> reporter: he instructed the public on how they too can tilt red light cameras up to record nothing but blue skies. after he personally got nine tickets, $80 each. >> take your extension rod, place it under the camera, and you point it off and you save our taxpayers and innocent people. >> reporter: just like that he is charged with criminal tampering and okay instructing government -- obstructing government operation. he calls it civil disobedience. >> this is government taking advantage. it's going to stop! >> reporter: suffolk police have another name for it. >> i call it breaking the law. >> reporter: ruth's gripe is right on red. he claims he stopped before making the turn safely. >> people making full stops are still getting tickets. >> reporter: police say the law is clear. >> there's no amount of time. you just to stop completely before you proceed. >> reporter: but with a quarter million views many are hailing

follow his social media posts on facebook, twitter and instagram and of course the full details on what happens at the meeting in josh's report tonight on eyewitness news at 11:00. that is the latest from the bronx, joe torres, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> should be an interesting meeting. thank you. >>> today the last and final chapter in bobbi kristina brown's tragic and pain filled life came to an end today with her burial in new jersey. her body from a funeral home in newark to fairview cemetery in west field. private service held at her grave which is next to her mother's grave, whitney houston. both died in eerily similar circumstances. both found unconscious in bathtubs. fans feeling heart broken for cissy houston who had to bury her granddaughter today. >> just looking at her and being a mother and a grandmother myself, i felt the pain that she felt. >> young girl died last week at a hospice care. she was just 22 years old. young woman. >>> tonight the first case of a new law calling for an attorney general investigation into any new yorkers who dies in police custody. raynet t

. >> reporter: obama spoke about the need to take action in a memo to the american people posted on facebooknge is not a problem for another generation, not anymore. that's why on monday, my administration will release the final version of america's clean power plant. the biggest, most important step we have ever taken to combat climate change. >> reporter: he points of the plan -- key points of the plan include requiring existing power plants to cut emissions by 32% from 2005 levels by the year 2030. forcing electrical utilities to invest more heavily in renewable energy such as winds and solar power. and it gives the 50 individual states a target of drawing 28% of their energy from renewables by the 2020s. power plants spew about 40% of u.s. greenhouse gases. with just 18 months left in the white house, obama may see a climate crack down as a key part of his legacy, but the plan is sure to set off a political firestorm of its own. the opposition republican party which controls congress is staunchly opposed. calling the plan a job killer. and an abuse of presidential powers. conservative gr

he's posted this picture on facebook.hose vets would be living in minnesota or iowa right now. so far, the picture has been shared 23,000 times. if you recognize him, get in touch with him. >>> democrats, they have been making the war on women a campaign issues for the last few years, you may have heard about it. does that war really exist? jesse watters hit the miami beaches to ask the ladies. ♪ ♪ >> i'm here to surrender. >> how come? >> the war on women. do you think there's a war on women going on right now in this country? >> yeah, there is a big war. >> you think men are keeping you guys down? >> you know, there's just not enough equality between men and women these days. >> if there is a war on women, does that mean we will have to keep paying for your dinner? >> hmmm. >> do you know the w nba players should make the same as the nba players? >> of course. >> well, men can be ceos and many women can't be ceo. >> what woman can't be a ceo? >> a woman with two kids and more to come. >> they can't afford a nanny? >> th

the 42 year old man posting on facebook how to render red light cameras useless. no shame, no regrets, ruth instructing the public on how toes of beating red light tickets, after he personally got six of them $80 fines each. >> take your extension rod and place it under the camera and you point it off. >> just like that he's now facing misdemeanor charges, suffolk police arrested ruth last night for criminal government operation. he says he was doing a public service. >> all veteran, all senior citizens are all being abused. >> his gripe is tickets for not coming to a complete stop when making a right on red. >> people making full stops, looking seeing if they are clear and still getting tickets for making rights on red when it's legal. i'm not angry, i'm just willing to fight for a cause. >> to take the power back. it doesn't take but more than a minute to do this. the gratification is huge. >> his videos with more than 200,000 views make him a hero in the eyes of his 16 year old son, even though dad now has to take his crusade to court. >> he didn't break anythin

a prescription pill used to prevent morning sickness posted on facebook and instagram. d indoorsments are normal celebrities, they violate rules because they do not mention side effects. and kardashian removed the post by the afternoon. >>> some businesses operate under the motto the customer is always right. not in this case. in fact the business told a customer if he wants to get his eye temperatures back he has to write a written apology and promise not to post anything negative on social media. and here is nydia han. >> a story of a relationship between a local business and one customer gone very, very wrong. kevin has mixed feelings when he lookings at his framed water colors. >> i am happy, but every time i look at them i am reminded of the ordeal i went through and say i don't think anybody should be subjected to that. >> the summer and spring of 2014, he brought his to here. and he had the owner frame two first, and then july 15 of last year he gave martin a $1,000 deposit to frame ten others and martin wrote, expect to be able to deliver, install all of them thi

the 75-year-old who has battled brain cancer posted on facebook, quote, i am happy to report i am not, nor have i been, in a coma. she went on to say the highlight was being escorted by two handsome young men and a pilot, in a med-evac helicopter, as the full moon lit the sky. talk about movie magic. >>> and it was a sizzling day, perfect weather for the eighth installment of summer streets. this year, it was a big slippery addition to the fun. cbs 2 vanessa murdock reports. >> thrills, near spills, rest and relaxation. >> what are you up to right now? >> nothing. >> nothing? just chilling out? >> yeah. >> it seems that there is nowhere else you would rather be. it is summer streets. >> free fun for all ages. you can bike, run, walk, along park avenue. from central park, to the brooklyn bridge. no motor vehicles allowed. >> you can run, you know, and anybody, it is better to run in the park. i love it. >> better than the park? >> yes. >> it is a little boring. i see it every week. so this is a nice change. a nice break. >> a totally different way of seeing the city. you take streets t

she posted on facebook last night saying that she is not okay right now. but she hopes to be and she really appreciated all of the o outpouring of love and support from people near and far. she posted much more about that to adam and can you read her entire post at nbcphiladelphia.com. the reporter who was murdered, alison parker, her boyfriend worked on the that tv station in roanoke and she dated an anchor there, chris hurst who is from there area too. he went to conestoga high school and attended temple for a year. he posted this yesterday. he said the two had just celebrated her 24th birthday and had just moved in together. >>> now preparing for the pope. philadelphia is trying to build excitement for the pope's visit. the city is pushing its "i'll be there" campaign. matt delucia is along the ben franklin parkway to tell us about this. >> reporter: the planners are calling this new campaign, "i'll be there." it's on the heels of backlash from some business owners who wonder and campaign, they don't know if they will be able to stay open when the pope

. >>> facebook founder mark zuckerberg, understandably, is very careful on what he posts on facebook so some were surprised that he ow nounced that he and his wife are having a child. they had already suffered three miscarriages. the conversation that this has all touched off. lyanne. >> zuckerberg said they were quiet about it thinking they did something to cause this. you know, dan the story is not necessarily the fact that the zuckerbergs are having a baby but what they want to convey is that miscarriages are more common than you think. presilla is seen in this picture already displaying a baby bump. in fact the zuckerbergs decided to finally announce it because the pregnancy is now far enough along that the risk of losing the baby is very low. the 30-year-old had suffered three miscarriages during their three-year marriage. zuckerberg wrote on his facebook page his wife's miscarriages were a lonely experience. they wouldn't talk about it with friends. he now says this is a great opportunity to begin a dialogue. in today's open and connected world, discussing these issues doesn't

hunterred killed jericho is posted on facebook but a researcher at the park says jericho is still alive and that gps on his collar is sending normal signals indicating he is moving around. zimbabwe is trying to extradite american walter palmer on charges he illegally hunted cecil. >>> protecting endangered species is also the theme of a very special presentation that took place tonight on the empire state building. giant images of endangered animals were projected on the southern face of the building until midnight. the filmmakers behind the project called bracing extinction says it hopes to inspire a global conversation about the plight of endangered species. >>> an elderly driver in new jersey lost control of his car and smashed into his neighbor's house in westwood last night. the man says he stepped on the gas instead of the brake. crashing into the house on karl place. two children ages 11 and 12 and their mother had been sitting right in the path of the minivan but got up just about 15 minutes before. >> actually i'm grateful. very grateful that we're all okay. but i'm a little an

. >> the same day he was told he was being forced out on to this leave, his job was posted on facebook. >> reporter: my attempts to reach the chief today both at his office and by phone were not successful. his parking spot empty, the solicitor did tell me quote, mr. dement's allegations are without merit and both haddon township and the chief intend to defend this matter vigorously. dement says he's not backing down, saying quote, i have pleaded for the township and police chief to assist me this this extremely difficult time and requested i may be approved for light duty so that i can continue to work and support my wife and daughters. now, he is president of his union and says the department's policy is discriminatory on its face. he is suing for lost wages, emotional distress and is asking for a jury trial, his paid time off and vacation as well as his medical leave will run out in october. i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> it's been nearly 60 days since pennsylvania entered its budget stalemate. republicans have presented the governor with a plan that increases school funding but

melissa ott posted on facebook earlier to want, ott was engaged to photographed a dr adam ward. she started her news career as an intern at nbc 10. her post reads "i'm not okay and i won't be for a long time but the enormous outpouring of love and support from some many of you near and a is so much appreciated." today her uncle told us melis melissa's parents left immediately for virginia to comfort their daughter. he says she and her fiance were looking forward to their future. >> loving girl, loving guy. a tragedy for the family. they were making plans for the wedding and it was going to be, like, a down in virginia p home style, you know? >> reporter: ott posted about her fiance an hour before he died. "adam brought balloons to work and co-workers brought flowers and a cake to celebrate her last day before starting new jobs together in north carolina." >> reporter alison parker's boyfriend also worked at the same tv station. she dated chris hurst who worked as an anchor. he went to conestoga high school in berwyn and attempted temple university for a year. hurst tweeted this

posting on facebook, i'm not okay. and i won't be for a long time.ut the enormous outpour of love and support from so many of you near and car is much appreciated. adam, i will never find a man so happy, selfless, protective, funny, or charming like you. you were the one. you understood me. my soulmate. i will always love you ". >> adam's fiance' is obviously in tremendous grief. it is, you know, it is bad enough to find out that your fiance' is shot. it's worse to be the producer of the show where that happens li live. >> reporter: that woman from the chamber of commerce who was being interviewed was also injured she did have surgery today and is in stable condition. lucy? >> all right, karen. our coverage of this story continues on fox 29.com. we are posting the latest developments in the investigation and tributes to the victims just look for a link on our home page. >>> tonight the sports world is mourning a man known simply as chocolate thunder. darryl dawkins spent most of his 14nba seasons with the sixers and nets. he earned his nickname by th

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the church posted on facebook it is in contact with police over this. >>> maryland governor larry hogan halfway through his cancer treatment and says he is now 95% cancer free. the announcement coming via twitter. hogan was diagnosed with non-hodgkins lymphoma earlier this year. doctors said the cancer was aggressive but treatable. even so, the "washington post" reports the update surprised the doctors who are treating him. hogan has gone through three rounds of chemotherapy so far. >>> for the first time, there's a government-approved pill women can take to increase sexual desire. the fda says you'll be able to buy adaddie in october. it works differently than its counterpart. viagra targets a man's physical ability to have sex, addi changes chemicals in the brain. >>> women and the military. the navy's top officer says its elite s.e.a.l. teams will be open to women if they can get past the grueling trainer. the admiral did not say when it would happen. he made the announcement to "defense news" hours after news broke that two women had passed the army's arduous ranger course. >>> turn

year, 24th district police officer has been taken off the streets in light of the this video posted on facebook. >> you and your friend got any money to buy these tickets, for your police kept? you buy these, or i take your car because it is unregistered. >> reporter: officer is seen pressuring a motorist whose carries unregistered and normally would have been towed to buy tickets to the yearly hero's thrill show a fundraiser which benefits children of fallen police officers and fire fighters. >> we're constantly admitted. >> i thought it was stupid on the part of the officer. it is certainly inappropriate. there is in part of the video that i like. just not right. >> reporter: in another part of the video officer identified as three two-year old matthew sirgersky is heard using a homophobic slur, while talking to the men in the car. >> breast cancer, my mom. >> not only is his language on one of the tapes, homophobic which obviously is a violation of our policy and not what we expect from our officers but in the second video which deals with the tickets for the hero thrill show, it is equally,

facebook. yangming in bryn mawr was recently cited after inspectors found roaches, mold and spoiled food inside. this is the message posted yesterday onok by the restaurant. it reads, a sincere apology to our patrons. we are very, very sorry for the problem which is caused the township to temporarily close our restaurant. there are no excuses. it goes on to say we owe you better. we will renovate, refurbish, renew and refresh our establishment. we hope you'll give us another chance to regain your trust. >>> we continue to follow breaking news out of king of prussia here. a fire broke out at an apartment complex in montgomery county. it tonigcontinues to burn. next at 5:00, we take you back to get a handle on this fire that is being fed by a natural gas line now. >>> and whining about the pope? it turns out that you may not be alone if you're doing that. next, why one seminarian says the complaining is off the charts ahead of pope france's visit. >>> today is move-in day for the class of 2019 at widener university in chester, delaware county. staff members and upper classmen will help the new students move in. if you'll be in the area,

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tv wants to know what you're reading the summer tweet is your answer at book tv or you can posted on her facebook page facebook.com/book tv. >> here's a look at some of the current best-selling nonfiction books according to the boston globe. first up the right brothers david mccullough's examination of the birth of flight, you can can talk with the pulitzer prize-winning author on september 5. next the atlantic magazine looks at the history and current state of black america and between the world and me, eric in for. >> deadweight, and life and of life care and be immortal. our look look at the boston globe's best sellers list continues with a book by helen mcdonnell, and and retracing of the 19th century migration and the oregon trail, of next on the road to character new york times columnist david brooks looks at the lives of ten historical figures as examples as how to achieve success. in in the quartet the pulitzer prize-winning joseph willis looks at the constitutional convention. here's some of the current nonfiction bestsellers. many of these authors have or will be appearing on book tv, y

you can hear them on a video that was posted on facebook. seen imaging of a gun coming into the shot as the gunman approaches. >> we saw it first play out on live tv on that local station. now we've seen -- and we're not showing it. but now we have seen a video posted from the shooter's perspective of this exact shooting. this man -- let me show you this picture. i'll get over to washington in just a second for an update on the manhunt. i want to show you the image of now who is being called a suspect. his name is vester l. flanagan. he's a former employee of wdbj as brian and alex were pointing out. he is known on air as bryce williams. this person, going a little back and forth a few minutes ago on what he should be considered. now authorities are calling him a suspect. we are being told that. they are seeking him right now, the manhunt is under way. he is not in custody. and that is why they're asking for the public's help. they're looking for a 2009 gray mustang. that is what he is driving. let me get over to washington. justice reporter