he claimed the ranger grabbed his friend, witnesses say the ranger never through a punch but did hold up, first, the ranger didn't fight back on purpose, because he thought he would lose his job. the three eventually ran off, curtis said he would deal with authorities when the time comes. >> i lost my cool. i was talking to people from philly, i know i i messed up, i know what i did was wrong, i can't take it back, if i could i would. >> we're being told the park ranger is doing okay, parentally he did have injuries to his head, curtis did not say anything about the other two skateboarders, live in love park, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that report. now from our delaware newsroom this morning, police are investigating a robbery as the potential motive for a shooting in minquadale. 30-year-old man is in critical condition with a gunshot to the chest. no arrests have been made. >>> happening today jury selection gets underway in the trial for a bucks county teen charged with the rapes of ten young girls. 19-year-old josh benson is accused of forcing himself

this happened when the ranger tried to enforce the no skate boarding rule in the park.he pilots town man claimed -- the pottstown town man claimed the ranger grabbed the men. witnesses said they they tried to verbally intervene, but the three ran off. >> i lost my cool. listen i know i was talking to people who are not from philly, i know i messed up, i know what i did was wrong, i can't take it back, if i could i would. >> we are told that the park ranger is doing okay, he had injuries to his head, but nothing is serious. >> we're live in love park, channel 6 "action news." >> happening today, jury selection is underway in the trial for a bucks county teen charged with the rapes of ten girls. 19-year-old josh benson is accused of forcing himself on girls ages 14 to 17 beginning in 2009. he moved to bensalem from utah when the rapes started. he met his victims through online dating sites or at the ma. >>> the taney dragons brought home a nail-biting victory in williams sport. in the first, mo'ne davis hit a soft blooper in the right field making it 2-0. texas fought bac

the other repeatedly shouted at the ranger. >> he went as far as using slurs against the park rangeralling him the n-word and that was. >> reporter: the three suspects eventually take off leaving the injured ranger behind. and mariano did give his video to the police after giving them statement, this as the investigation continues into trying to figure out who these three suspects are. we're live outside of love park tonight, matt rivers "eyewitness news" on cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thanks, matt. >>> turning to weather it's been a pleasant summer weekend but some changes may be heading our way for the work week. meteorologist justin drabick joins us now with the first look at the forecast. justin. >> good evening, diana, that's right, didn't really feel like the middle of august this weekend. very pleasant, low humidity. but that will change as we led into the upcoming work week. still comfortable right now. mid 60's to our north. reading and all town, 73 still until philadelphia, up are 60's in south jersey. humidity stays low. you can have those windows opened if you want. check

but police need your help, see the men violently attacking park ranger. live report coming up next. >> it is monday, august the 18th, good morning, i'm natasha brown. ukee is off. >> i'm erika von tiehl. the taney dragons are making philadelphia proud. they advance in the little league world series after a who are owe i can come back. this morning, we're hearing from the players. katie? >> so proud of these kids, got to say. but we are looking ahead to another real nice day here at home, we can expect high fresh are pressure to hook us up with another nice day. eventually this pattern has to ends sometime, right? it will starting to downhill. i'll tell you when coming up. victoria? >> good morning, everyone, eventually the rush is also going to come in if you are headed from new jersey, maybe headed from the shore points, down toward the walt whitman bridge, 42 northbound clear. but things will definately change. so stay with us. natasha, erika? >> thank you so much. philadelphia park ranger is recovering after a brutal attack in love park. >> now police

the entire nine years or with the rangers they draft you they did. a round seventh round who yeah oh it was a late one. and my brother he went in the third round for dallas and i was a forward right it was a forward he's still playing but. i thought i would end up in dallas in the sixth round the because we talked to them about maybe going there if i was still around but they didn't pick me and then the some of them went to new york and what do you think though about coming to new york the most famous city. i think my last year played in sweden this is all four or five people kept telling me i think the york will fit you you will like it and it's a good challenge for you i wasn't sure what they were talking about but my first year in new york i kind of understood where we were coming from and. i love it you know the day one day we're going to say shinji me so well and the city you know it's just exciting to be there it's definitely. unsing sometimes but. if you love to compete and know the new yorker knows the sports they do and even they would have

an attack of the park ranger caught on camera at love park.e ranger being kicked by a skateboarder, while others, at least three others anyway stood by watching. >> one little jerk taunting the ranger. >> somebody else videotaping. >> i hope they get these kids. steve keeley at the round house, steve. >> reporter: we started news with great kids, how that, great ambassadors to the city, great reflection on philadelphia, so now here's the other even of the scale. this is latest video taped attack disturbing philadelphia police and people who see it for so many reasons. one, it is an authority figure in uniform working for the the city just trying to do his job who guess punched and pummeled. when he goes down the beating gets worse and attacker actions get worse on the respect scale. unarmed park rangers head is stumped severely into the concrete. then he gets kick hard in the head. then if that was not all enough, at the end he is spit on by this young man while another skateboarder smiles and records with the video camera up close like this i

when the park ranger told him that they couldn't skateboard here.spoke with one of the eyewitnesses, who took this video, he says that he was at love park with his cousins just eating cheese steak, trying to enjoy the day, when this fight broke out. he says his first instincts was justice belief at first, then wanted to capture video to have some evidence for police. >> that was really all going through my mind, wow. and i figure that since the police would definitely be coming at this point, that they were already called, the video would be helpful for them. everyone holes was there that witnessed this, that was also recording, they all left after it was over. we stayed. >> philadelphia police stay is ongoing investigation, park ranger was not seriously hurt. no word on any arrests. live in love park, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you, right now 6:33, we want our traffic and weather together. katie, hoping for some more weekend wetter. >> i think we'll see pretty nice weather out there. chris it, have few showers rolled through, m

man physically attacking the ranger has been arrested.rces have identified him as 19 year-old curtis tanner. he was pick up by police from his home in pottstown monday morning, police are also questioning a 17 year-old in connection with this attack, it happened friday evening, when the ranger approached several skateboarders in the park, telling them, they weren't allowed to skate there. >> i'm like this is ridiculous. i didn't think that this would go to the level dit. >> reporter: we talk with the man who recorded the attack. >> only thing that goes through my mind is is this really happening. >> reporter: video shows one young man wrestling the park ranger to the ground. at sal

you found out how the park ranger is doing tonight. what can you tell us? >> reporter: jim and renee, that ranger has been with the city park service here in philadelphia for ten years and we understand that he takes his position very seriously. he was hospitalized for a short time on friday night but was treated and released with nonlife threatening injuries. people we spoke to in and around love park say they were appalled to have seen this video unfold over the weekend and that people actually picked up their cell phones to record what was happening but not to dial 911. police say this man of pottstown now in handcuffs hit and beat this ranger repeatedly. retaliation after tanner and friends had been asked by the ranger to stop skateboarding as it is off limits at love park. >> what he did was ask them to leave the park if they were going to ride the skateboards and that's what he is supposed to do. >> reporter: the commissioner says the rangers are not armed. >> they have no handcuffs, mace, any small night stick, anything like that. >> reporter: but ar

no love for a sit park ranger when he tried to enforce the ban on skateboarding. we'll have a witness' account. >> and victoria and katie return with your traffic and weather together on 39's, knack just two minutes. >> national guards on its way to help restore order, police say they've been dealing with more violence including several shootings, reports every looting and sad level in ferguson, missouri. >> multiple molotov cocktails thrown at police. at that time police deployed tear gas and attempted to dier

. >> developing now, two arrests are made after a park ranger is beaten in philadelphia's love park.onight, we talked with the ranger. >>> and we're on the scene of a child hit by a truck and seriously injured. how he was rushed to the hospital and has people talking tonight. >> but first, the fight for justice. the call for calm. we're in ferguson, missouri as the national guard rolls in hope to go to keep the piece. >> good evening, i'm chris may. >> i'm diana rocco in for jessica dean. >> right now there are protesters in the streets in ferguson and there were arrests this evening. this is a live picture from ferguson. you can see the protesters in a big law enforcement presence there. officials were hoping that tonight was the night they would curb the violence for good. tensions appear to still be running high. cbs news correspondent omar villa franco is in ferguson with new developments. >> reporter: good evening. there is no curfew night in ferguson my sr. rebut police and national guard troops are staged behind me ready in case things turn violent. rapper nellie st. louis nat

a park ranger in love park.olice say this type of thing could happen more often than you might expect. >> and police say the driver of this truck had criminal plans. a thief used it to ram into a local business. what they say spokesperson: get a $1,000 turbocharged reward card with a new volkswagen turbo. why are we so obsessed with turbo? because we like giving you power, but we also like giving you fuel efficiency. like the sporty jetta. and the turbocharged passat tdi® clean diesel. okay.. and the iconic beetle... and the powerful tiguan... okay you can't forget the cc... guys, this is going to take a while. avo: hurry in and you can get a $1,000 turbocharged reward card when you purchase or lease a new 2014 turbo model. >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 6:00. >> outrage over the brutal beating you see in this video. a ranger knocked to the ground pummeled and then spit on and kicked as others stand by taunting the ranger. >> tonight police say they have made one arrest and more

the ranger tried to enforce the no skate boarding rule. a pilots man who goes by curtis claims the ranger grabbed his friend, the witnesses say he never threw a punch, but held up his firsts. he did not fight back on purpose, because he worried he would lose his job, several bystanders tried to verbally intervene, but the others ran off. curtis said he would deal with authorities when the time culls. >> i lost my cool who are not from philly. i know i messed up, i know what i did was wrong, but i can't take it back, if i could i would. >> and we are being told that philadelphia park ranger is doing okay, he did have some head injuries, but seriously injured. live in love park, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> okay, katherine, thank you,. >>> happening today, jury selection gets underway in a trial for a bucks county teen charged with rapes of ten young girls. josh benson is accused of forcing himself only girls ages 14 to 17 beginning back in 2009. benson moved to bensalem from utah when the rapes started. he met his victims thr

man physically attacking the ranger has been arrested. sources have identified him as 19 year-old curtis tanner. he was pick up by police from his home in pottstown monday morning, police are also questioning a 17 year-old in connection with this attack, it happened friday evening, when the ranger approached several skateboarders in the park, telling them, they weren't allowed to skate there. >> i'm like this is ridiculous. i didn't think that this would go to the level dit. >> reporter: we talk with the man who recorded the attack. >> only thing that goes through my mind is is this really happening. >> reporter: video shows one young man wrestling the park ranger to the ground. at salient stumped on the ranger and repeatedly kicks him in the head and spits on him. >> the the one kid was saying basically like oh, i have been waiting for this moment or something. so i don't know if something happened prior. >> reporter: two other skateboarders with the attacker are seen in the video taunting the ranger and one of them videotapes the beatin

. >>> an tack was caught on cell phone video of a park ranger. the beating took place after they were told to stop skate boarding in love park. katherine scott has more on the investigation. >> reporter: "action news" did speak skateboarder who appears to be the main aggressor who appears in the cell phone. the police have a warrant out for his arrest. >> i lost my cool. >> reporter: this 19-year-old pottstown man known as curtis spoke to "action news" on friday. you see a philadelphia park ranger on the ground, kicked, stomped and spit on by the skit border. -- skateboarder. >> i messed up, i'm sorry, i mean if i had a chance i would apologize to the guy. >> reporter: this happened after the ranger approached the group to enforce the no skate boarding rule in the park. forces say the ranger didn't fight back on purpose because he was afraid he would lose his job. several bystanders tried to intercede intoed a man dressed like jesus, that's when they took off. >> it was a hostile environment, it wasn't right. >> reporter: and that witness did sti

the ranger before wrestling him to the ground.an is seen kicking him repeatedly before stomping on his head all while other skateboarders watching and one of them video taped while a third taunted and laughed at the ranger. when we showed the video to folks visiting the popular tourist area they were stunned. and so were the skateboarders who fear people will now judge them all based on this video. >> i feel like 100% they think we all act like that, which is not true. >> the park ranger was treated for head injuries but is expected to be okay. the man who video taped the attack says the park ranger never threw a punch or said anything negative. he said he did not try to help because he didn't want to be beaten up himself. >>> right now at 5:00 it is likely the last picture of a little girl with her father before he was in a shootout with police. we learned about one incident that his family says was a life changing event. >>> be able to tell our story. >> for the first time the defense lays out its case for the former first coupl

and then moved to valley forge in 1997, first as a supervisory park ranger and later as the chief ranger where he managed law enforcement and interpretation and in 2009, took on the role of interim superintendent at st. gaugz historic site in new hampshire. he became superintendent of national battle kneeled 2010 and most recently he served as our acting deputy regional director, the chief of staff to our regional director here for the northeast region. he holds a bachelors degree in parks and recreation and slippery rock university in pennsylvania. he also have a graduate of the federal law enforcement training center with both basic law enforcement and criminal investigator background. it's my privilege to introduce you to the superintendent, lewis rogers. >> thanks, chris. i appreciate that introduction. i am very, very honored to be here today. and i want to take some time while i'm here to let you know just what this means to me. when i was a child, i can remember sitting in front of the tv. and this goes back a ways back when black and white movies still dominated tv. this goes bac

police say fortunately that ranger was not seriously injured. we spoke with one of the eyewitnesses, who spoke with us last night, via skype. he says that many of the people watching including him they didn't intervene. he says, mostly because he was surprised and then he wanted to capture video evidence for police. >> i figured the police were already called, so the video would be helpful to them. everyone else that witnessed this that was also recording they all left after it was over. >> we stayed. >> police say this is ongoing investigate, no words on any arrests. cleve bryan. >> traffic and weather together on 39's. >> good morning, everybody. well, we are actually off to pretty nice start. we had real nice friday overall the weekend, shaping up to be pretty nice, we got couple of showers obviously rolled through yesterday. but, then eventually skies cleared outment beautiful afternoon. hopefully were you able to make the most of t another day will feature nice weather, well here you have it. served up on silver platter, nice clear sky to k

keeping the people and the bears away from each other is a constant problem at yosemite so what are rangers doing to make sure both stay safe. >>> a danville man who was confined to a wheelchair scales el capitan inch by inch. a man who captured the park's grandeur in black and while, ansel adams. >>> we take a trip to yosemite. this year marks 150 years since president abraham lincoln turned his attention away from the civil war to sign the bill that created yosemite park. it was john muere who claims yosemite was the biggest temple of nature that he was ever permitted to enter. >> reporter: yosemite national park is enormous. more than 1,011 square miles. but most of the public area is here. you might be tempted to ask, are we loving yosemite to death? in the 1890s naturalists john muere rallied national wide support to support yosemite from quote the greedy ravages of man. ironically his writings spurred the nation to come to yosemite in droves. greedy men and all to see it for themselves. >> what we have here in yosemite epitomizes the entire national park system. we have the best of th

." >>> so a brutal attack on a park ranger sparking outrage. not only because of the violent nature of the beating that you see on your screen there, but also because of what witnesses to the crime did while it was happening. we're just learning about a suspect arrested just moments ago. we will bring that to you live. >>> plus, better bring a lot of extra cash when you go shopping for popular staples this fall. why prices are rising on all sorts of different stuff. >>> you know there is a story here. how this car ended up in a pool? what the driver had to say about that mishap. coming up next. ... ... ... ... my name is michael, i'm 55 years old and i have diabetic nerve pain. the pain was terrible. my feet hurt so bad. it felt like hot pins and needles coming from the inside out of my skin. when i did go see the doctor, and he prescribed lyrica. it helped me. [ male announcer ] it's known that diabetes damages nerves. lyrica is fda-approved to treat diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic reactions or su

he found one rangers fan who we really liked. just say, this guy's a local. >> as you might imagine, inside that building, lot of nerves and excitement and enthusiasm tonight. >> joey clams, they call me. i ate 12 dozen raw clams at sheepshead bay. [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: call me joey clams! >> steve: 'ey! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: joey clams! >> steve: eh! joey clams! dvd! >> jimmy: they call me joey clams. they call me -- his name is joey clams because he once ate 12 dozen raw clams at sheepshead bay. [ laughter ] yeah. love that guy. "you kiddin' me ova here?" in case you're wondering, what else he had to say, here's more. >> johnny murdoch, i got my haircut like his when i was 12 years old. like the -- like "the murder" they called him. nicki fatille. me and him skated on the same ice at staten island. nicki's, my goombatti. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: goombatti. >> steve: yeah! yeah! >> jimmy: 'ey! a gabagool! a little capicol! a little gabagool! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a little new york stereotype

a park ranger comes under attack at a philadelphia landmark. this video captures the brutal beating he suffered at the hands of a skateboarder. this is a story we first reported on the web. nbc10.com brought you the video. nbc 10's nefertiti jacquez spoke to the man who posted it. she joins us live from love park. i understand this started over a simple request. >> reporter: yeah, keith. police say that the ranger asked the young men to leave here because even though love park is a popular place for skateboarders, skateboarding isn't allowed here. moments later, he was attacked. [ bleep ] >> reporter: it's cell phone video that shows a skateboarder violently attacking a park ranger in love park. police are now investigating after a witness posted the video on the internet. we talked to the man who made the video over skype. >> i mean, it was just brutal. it's actually -- just disgraceful because you have a man here who's trying to do his job. >> reporter: mariano veriqo tells us he was visiting family and went to love park when he saw the skate

. >>> and a attack on a park ranger caught on camera at love park and a it shows this ranger being kickedye a skateboarder while others, stood by watching. fox 29's steve keeley is live at philadelphia headquarters this morning, steve. >> reporter: no one around here at headquarters will be surprised to hear police commissioner or mayor later use the word disgusting to describe this video. it is the the latest video post card from philadelphia now playing on tv's, computers and cell phones across the country: this is the latest videotaped attack that is disturbing the philadelphia police and people who see it for so many reasons. one, it is an authority figure in uniform working for the city just trying to do his job who gets punched and pummeled. when he goes down the beating gets waste worse and the attacker's actions get lower on the human respect scale. unarmed city park rangers, head is stumped severely in the concrete, and then he gets kicked hard in the head. if that was not enough, at the end, he is dispute on by this young man while another skateboarder smiles and records with th

only the rangers brave the volcanic activity to get closer. tourists, however, have to keep away at a distance of 300 meters. >> these tourists have read the sign. their excursion ends here. they have to turn around, but they can stay here and watch. >> but there are always some people who try to defy the warning signs. we are in the control room of the institute of all the knowledge he -- volcanology. it's a high-tech nerve center to monitor the volcano. >> two colleagues monitor the volcano around the clock. they are the first to know if the levels change. then they can activate the emergency response. >> dozens of cameras, sensors, and other measuring instruments constantly check the volcanic activity, but despite all the technology, europe's and's are not always foreseeable. that's where the rangers come in . >> depending on which seismograph goes off, the volcanologists send us to the affected area to find out what is happening. >> if it is necessary, like now, the summit is blocked off. given how many tourists are ill-equipped for the re

lewis began his career in 1984, a park ranger. he took his first herman it position at those sites the following year in 1985 as park ranger and resource management visitor protection specialist at the sites there. 1990 he moved to the parkway in virginia. he served as a law enforcement ranger with the added duties of supervising law enforcement, and he was responsible for a living history appalachian farm and seasonal visitor contact stations. he became chief ranger at booker t. washington in 1992. the chief of interpretation responsible for the interpretation and visitor protection, resource management, fire management, and collection management at the side. he became a supervisory park range of law enforcement at independence national struggle park and moved to valley forge in 1997 as a supervisory park ranger and lend later as the chief ranger were he managed law enforcement and interpretation. in 2009 he took on the role of superintendent in new hampshire. he became superintendent of petersburg national battlefield in 2010. m

he became the chief ranger at booker t. washington in 1992. he was responsible for the interpretation, visitor protection, resource management, fire management and fee collection operations within the site. 1994, he became a supervisory park ranger of law enforcement at independence historic national park. moved to valley forge in 1997 where he managed both law enforcement and inprterpretatio. in 2009 took on the role of interim superintendent. he became superintendent of pete ergberg national battlefield in 2010 and most recently served as our acting region director, the chief of staff to our regional director for the northeast region. holds a bachelors degree in parks and recreation from slipper rock university in pennsylvania and is a graduate of the federal law training center with a criminal investigating background. it is my privilege to introduce to you superintendent lewis rogers. [ applause ] >> thanks chris. i appreciate that introduction. i am very, very honored to be here today. i want to take sometime while i'm here to let you kno

an attack of the park ranger caught on camera, this is at love park. it shows this ranger being kicked by a skateboarder while others, at least three others, stood by watching. >> so, steve is on the story at the round house, steve. >> reporter: here we are trying to attract the the democratic national convention, tourism and whole lot of other conventions and this is the latest unofficial not so welcoming, welcome to philadelphia, have your convention here. look at one of our famous tour list spots, playing an videos, computers and off old the world. young people with no respect. no regard for rules and regulations. zero respect for a fellow human being. this is latest videotaped attack that is disturbing philadelphia police and people who see it for so many reasons. one, it is an authority figure in uniform working for the city just trying to do his job, who gets punched and pummeled. when he goes down the beating gets way worse and the attacker's actions get lower on the human respect scale. the unarmed city park rangers head is stumped severely int

teenagers allegedly surrounding this philadelphia park ranger and viciously beating him. now we know a second suspect has been a less ted. take a look at the the video this park ranger was just doing his job when police say this violent attack occurred. now yesterday police arrested a 19 year-old suspect this morning we can confirm a second suspect is also under arrest a 17 year-old. it happened inside love park friday afternoon in broad daylight, the the video taken by a bystander shows three young people allegedly beating the park ranger, kicking him in the head. police arrested 19 year-old curtis tanner of pos town yesterday. they brought in a 17 year-old for questioning yesterday and he has been arrested as well. >> he goes to court and hopefully the penitentiary, and if it was me and i'm not a judge, all those guys standing around would be in the joint too because there is just no excuse for it. absolutely none. >> reporter: no excuse for this vicious assault. both men face charges for aggravated assault and reckless endangerment among other charges. the motive behin

working as a park ranger on the national mall means preparing for all sorts of challenges. inaugurations, protest marches, even the threat of a terrorist attack, but when a magnitude 5.8 quake rattles the washington monument, that's not surprising the ranger on duty at the top is a little shaken. a rare earthquake jolts a national monument, and a park ranger faces the test of her life. >> i felt very, very, very terrified, very scared. thinking that i may not get out of the building. >> then while inspecting the damage, an engineer is taken for a hair-raising ride. nicolette williams has worked as a park ranger at the national mall in washington, d.c., for two years. she enjoys interacting with tourists from all over the globe. >> every single day, we work at our different memorials and provide historical tours at those memorials for the visitors. >> on august 23rd, 2011, she's assigned to the washington monument. >> it's 500 feet up and we have windows on all four sides. you can see very far into maryland, virginia, about 30, 35 miles at least. >> security camera footage f

you found out how the park ranger is doing tonight. what can you tell us?porter: jim and renee, that ranger has been with the city park service here in philadelphia for ten years and we understand that he takes his position very seriously. he was hospitalized for a short time on friday night but was treated and released with nonlife threatening injuries. people we spoke to i

he is seen on the video assaulting the ranger. >> i lost my cool. i know that i messed up. know what i did was wrong. if i cotake i i could take it b. i would apologize. >> he did not fight back. he was afraid that he would lose his job. >> he's not in philly. he crossed the line. it was not cool. >> he ruined it for the rest of us. the problems are not why we are not allowed to ride most spots and kick us out. >>reporter:tanner and his friend charged with assault and a third person is sought for questioning. i am dann cuellar. "channel~6 action news." >>> thank you. dann. >>> a couple was attacked near the intersection of the brewery hill drive last night. they took off towards the art museum. the police are still looking for the suspects. >>> still no suspects in the murder of an elderly man and his washington square home. the collector was eccentric but no known enemies. he was found beaten in his living room by workers that came to his home. he had a heart condition. they are horrified and also frightened. >>> and the officials are working out deals of two mysterious de

force to a quasimilitary called the rangers. the pakistan rangers. as of that, the targeted killings have come down. large portions of karachi are dominated by the taliban, that is totally untrue. false. some political parties to dominate that area. the np dominate some areas, the people dominate some areas. the taliban may certainly be there. of karachi are dominated by the taliban. the rangers have done a good job over the last eight months, nine months, to restore law and order. caughtave been people away days ago one street from one of the leaders house. he's a confessed killer. he only killed about 72 people. he confessed it. can you take or is someone who is killed 72 people and say he is politically motivated? that is is a question in the back. after that i would like to come to the front over here. these will be the last two questions. i'm so sorry. we are running out of time. go ahead. >> good morning. [indiscernible] my question is really concerned -- it seems to me the pakistani army is stretched too thin. some in a different provinces wit

. >>> and here at home, a parkç ranger under attack.ook at this video of this beating, a skateboarder caught on video beating that ranger in center city. we'll tell you what led up to this violent run-in. >>> and plenty of sunshine to start off your workweek. temperatures staying in the 80s but the humidity and storms are back in your seven-day forecast. i'll go over the details, coming up. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> it will be a great start to your workweek. showers will return back in the seven-day forecast. and our humidity will start to return this week as well. a live look at citizens bank park. i'll have your baseball forecast for philadelphia right now, clear skies, 66 degrees, a mild start to the morning. our humidity at 68%. you're slowly starting to see the sunrise. a few clouds there in the distance. it will be a great night to see baseball. i'll show you that frost coming up. mt. pocono 56. allentown 60 degrees in wilmington, 58 currently in atlantic city. our average for th

i've talked to the ranger and she was saying she wasn't compensated. i'm interested to know how we got the land then to set up the forts and what practices were in place at that time. what law -- >> she alluded to the fact a free black woman by the name of elizabeth thomas who owned a little over 11 acres of land. that's what we considered today to be imminent domain. you can do that in time of war. that's exactly what happened. >> and all of those other forts, the same practice. >> this was called necessity in time of war. yes. descendants have always said that president lincoln promised her a great reward and she never got one and the descend ants will say they never saw a reward and so forth. the property owners would receive it back if it was there land and the timbre remaining in the forts. the claims after the war in archives and many record groups is where you go to fine the records of what had happened. this was universally used in the south wherever the military had occupied land and destroyed property. fences, barns, everything else. that is

one of them started punching and kicking the ranger.one in the group shot video of the beating. we talked to the witness over skype who captured this beating on his cell phone. >> it was just brutal. it's disgraceful because you have a man here who's trying to do his job. >> police are trying to identify the skateboarders who attacked the ranger. other skateboarders we spoke with are upset, saying this makes them all look bad. >>> happening today, the trial is expected to begin for a man accused in a road rage shooting in philadelphia. ali is charged with simple assault and reckless endangerment. police say he used a bb gun to shoot at a car carrying two women and an infant. in an unrelated case last month police arrested him. >>> a memorial to victims of gun violence was dedicated in delaware county. nbc 10 was there in wallingford for the installation of the delaware county memorial to the lost. made up of 144 t-shirts, each worked with a name, age and date of death of those shot and killed. >> these are our neighbors, family mbs and

the new york rangers beat the los angeles kings in game four. [ cheers and applause ] last night!stay alive in the stanley cup finals. so now they trail three games to one, or as they say in hockey, "they're hanging on by the skin of their tooth." [ laughter ] if the rangers beat the kings, to force a game five and move the series back to l.a. the rangers said they played extra hard because they were afraid if they lost in new york they would have to face this guy. >> joey clams they call me. i ate 12 dozen raw clams -- nikki is my goom body. >> jimmy: he's my goom body. 12 dozen raw clams, adam. joey clams over here. hey. no stereotypes in new york. [ italian voice ] "nikki's my goom body. how are you doing? take that with you. don't worry about it. [ laughter ] forget about it. don't worry about it. >> steve: i'm not worried. >> jimmy: well then forget about it. >> steve: okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the rangers' season would have ended if they lost. with just about a minute left in the game -- did you see this last night? the kings came really close to tying it up. it was aweso

police say the video shows a skateboarder attack the ranger friday afternoon after refuse ago request to leave. there is no skateboarding allowed in love park. skateboard here is also a parks and recreation worker does not know the victim but he's angry about the attack. >> there is always one or two bad apples. i understand what this kid's problem; and i hope he gets the help he needsment it is quite obvious that he does. >> the range is her now out of the hospital. police are asking anyone who knows anything about the third person seen in the video, they're asking them to come forward. >>> well, a nine year old boy meantime is lucky to be alive this morning after he's hit by pick-up truck while crossing the street in kensington. this happened on elkart street around 5:30 last night, eyewitnesses say the driver of this pick-up truck was talking on his cell phone when he hit the boy. but it is what he did next that surprised them the most. >> then pick him up, shoved him in the car, didn't say nothing, just shoved him in the car and just took off. i was shocked but i was like thinking

you can see him kicking and spitting on the unarmed ranger. he and six to eight kids not to skate board in love park because skateboarding is prohibited there. the it has been for years. tanner was arrested yesterday. now cops arrested a 17 year-old they say is caught on camera taunting the victim. it all happened in broad daylight just friday afternoon, commissioner ramsey calling the teens thugs and saying police willful i pursue anyone involved but again this morning, two suspects under arrest, facing charges, of assault, very, very serious charges for this 17 year-old and 19 year-old and again, they are looking for that other man who was caught on camera videotaping the actual assault with what looks like an actual video camera right in the face of the victim as he is being punched and assaulted. back to you guys. >> high level camera. >>> look at this, grow your own marijuana class. where a four day seminaries being held in our area, and will teach you how to grow pot. >> yes. >> and do you have the fever? i'm talking taney fever. i have

rangers say that each plant needs between 8 and 10 gallons of water. all of which was drained from the tribes main water source. in addition, rangers say the debris and cans left by the growers can cause trouble for wild life. >> part of the problem and you can see what the effective wild life is. these are teeth marks from the bears that rip these cans open on. it's metal cans so when the bears rip it into pieces, they'll cut their tongues and their teeth and their gums. >> rangers say it's likely that the marijuana grow was of a drug trafficking operation along with thousands of plants and rangers cleared ten miles of irrigation pipe and trash that including propane tanks and car batteries. >>> those have issues an advisory to avoid potentially toxic algae in rivers and water waves. authorities say human weather has increased the presence of the algae. this video shows a blue along the water front. experts say there's no way by looking at the algae to determine if it's toxic. >>> oakland is preparing for a gay pride event. crews began setting up toda

. >>> new leads in the brutal beating of a park ranger. what we are just learning about the attack at a popular tourist destination. >>> the changing face in georgetown. the latest institution closing its doors. >>> looking at a couple of storm systems. one down to the south and another back to the west. and yet another right up here all three of them going to all three of them going to impact us a little bit so i get invited to quite a few family gatherings. heck, i saved judith here a fortune with discounts like safe driver, multi-car, paperless. you make a mighty fine missus, m'lady. i'm not saying mark's thrifty. let's just say, i saved him $519, and it certainly didn't go toward that ring. am i right? [ laughs ] [ dance music playing ] so visit progressive.com today. i call this one "the robox." >>> the d.c. government handed down dozens of violations and is threatening heavy fines in connection with the collapse of a northwest d.c. adult venue. the collapse was may 2 near 5th and k streets. construction workers were doing a project i

then moved to valley forge in 1997, first as a soup visesory park ranger and later as the chief ranger where he managed law enforcement and interpretation. and in 2009 took on the role of interim superintendent at st. go din's national historic site in new hampshire. he became superintendent of petersburg national battlefield in 2010 and most recently he served as acting deputy regional director, the chief of staff to our regional director here for the northeast rio de janeiro rey john. he holds a bachelor's degree in marks and recreation with concentration in resource management from slippery rock university in pennsylvania. he's also a graduate of the federal law enforcement training center with both a basic law enforcement and criminal investigative background. it's my privilege to introduce to you suspect lewis rogers. [ applause ] >>> thanks, chris, i appreciate that introduction. i am very, very honored to be here today and i want to take some time while i'm here to let you know just what this means to me. when i was a child i can remember sitting in front of the tv. and this goe

and then moved to valley forge in 1997, first as a supervisory park ranger and later as the chief ranger where he managed law enforcement and interpretation and in 2009, took on the role of interim superintendent at st. gaugz historic site in new hampshire. he became superintendent of national battle kneeled 2010 and most recently he served as our acting deputy regional director, the chief of staff to our regional director here for the northeast region. he holds a bachelors degree in parks and recreation and slippery rock university in pennsylvania. he also have a graduate of the federal law enforcement training center with both basic law enforcement and criminal investigator background. it's my privilege to introduce you to the superintendent, lewis rogers. >> thanks, chris. i appreciate that introduction. i am very, very honored to be here today. and i want to take some time while i'm here to let you know just what this means to me. when i was a child, i can remember sitting in front of the tv. and this goes back a ways back when black and white movies still dominated tv. this goes bac