. >>> philadelphia police searching for the gunman who left several cars riddled with bullets.ang out along west jefferson street near 60th street in west philadelphia shortly before 11:00 last night. the gunfire hit at least four vehicles shattering windows. no one was injured. we'll have a live report on the investigation coming up in our next half hour. >>> also new a blaze in eastampton burlington county new jersey left a home gutted. flames broke out along the 1100 block of smithville road at 10:30 last night. firefighters lacked access to water supplies in this somewhat rural area which made the fire fight difficult. no one was home at the time of the blaze. >>> an investigation continues into yesterday's deadly crash inn involving a tractor-trailer and a tanker truck in audubon montgomery county. the two vehicles collided head on along the 700 block of south park avenue. the driver of the tanker was killed. the tanker truck was carrying raw sewage. the trailer's cargo, drums of dry cosmetic powder then spilled and ignited. crews were still cleaning its wreckage overnight

riddle saw what he thought might be some partial prints and used yellow dye to enhance the image.artial prints were in an unusual location. >> they were in one of the corners in a curved portion of the gun case partially covered by the foam rubber that was in there. had i never moved the foam rubber, i probably would not have been able to develop these prints using superglue. >> the prints belonged to mark wu. and on the sandals from the garbage dumpster, scientists found tiny mist-like droplets of blood. dna testing revealed the blood on the sandals came from the youngest murder victim, 17-year-old dustin wilson. ironically, the dumpster should have been emptied the day after the murders, but the garbage truck driver didn't pick up that day. >> we spoke to the garbage collector, and he admitted that he often fibs on the document indicating that he did pick it up when, in fact, he does not pick it up. >> mark wu was arrested and charged with three counts of first-degree murder. but he would never be convicted. know your financial plan won't keep you up at night. know you have insi

>> and what's up with this bullet riddled -- >> usually wrapped in a blanket.htub. >> in a bathtub. >> >>. ♪ >> i'm jamie colby and today i'm driving along the southern california coastline in san diego. i'm here to meet a woman who says her strange inheritance took her on a journey to meet someone she never really dot government to know xwh he was alive. her own father. my name is nancy powers, and my father, arthur b., left a collection that took him a lifetime to accumulate. >> for starters, nancy asked me to check out the oldest item in her father's collection. >> i want to show you where i keep the gun. >> in the bedroom? >> in the bedroom. yeah, that could be dangerous. >> so beautiful with the inlay. >> it's called a pennsylvania long rifle. hand made in philadelphia. it's probably circa 1776 or a little later. it was still being used in the battle of 1812. it meant so much to him, and it means a lot to me. >> nancy's family has a history of military service going back to the revolutionary war. this is one of dozens of firearms in a huge cache of war rel

after losing last night. >> i just can't believe we're injury-riddled this early in the season. starting on the mound tonight, chris heston. starting in place of matt cain, who was placed on the 15-day disabled list with an elbow injury. >> that pitching staff has taken some hits early here. brandon belt may also be out tonight. belt strained his groin during the fourth inning last night. he's set to get an mri today to determine just how serious that injury is. >> and jake peavy is not on the dl, but he could end up there. peavy is questionable for his start on sunday. he tried to pitch yesterday, but his back spasm did not loosen up. >> it's like last man standing. the a's also dealing with injuries of their own. so the team might be making a move. the a's reportedly talking to veteran cody ross to add depth to their outfield. coco crisp and josh reddick both out with injuries. giants fans are familiar with mr. ross. he was the mvp disturb the nlcs. >> i remember that. the a's are back in action tonight, hoping to get the bats going against the rangers. oakland fell 3-1 last n

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car owners in west philadelphia will wake up to shattered windshield and a bullet riddle city block. again in nepal. coming up you'll hear from montgomery county couple whose children survived the deadly earthquake. >> but first at 6:30 on this tuesday april 28 let's get you that weather and traffic going over to dave murphy and matt pelman who is in for karen. good morning. >> plenty of sunshine up over the horizon with just a few clouds left over in a couple of spots. take a look at satellite and see how the cloud cover overnight was much more pronounced but now it's really evaporating. temperatures are still a bit cool to start out. we're at 52 degrees in philadelphia. 50 in wilmington. most of the suburbs in the upper 40's and a bit of a breeze blowing. by 8 o'clock we're at 54. by noon 62. and then in the afternoon we do get milder than yesterday with temperatures sitting in the upper 60's. 3 o'clock 68 and then we'll probably hit a high of 69 degrees at about 4 o'clock this afternoon. we're looking at an enhanced risk of brush fires spreading today because of the low humidity a

bill, probably will rear its head again today, their gimmick riddled military construction-v.a. bill. we speak in abbreviations here, democrats are acting to preserve a vital pillar of america's competitiveness overseas. today, just earlier this morning, democrats under the leadership of denny heck, filed a discharge petition urgently needed legislation to re-authorize the export-import bank. our ranking member on the full committee of financial services, maxine waters, has really been a champion for the ex-imbarning. there are only 25 legislative days left until republicans' radical inaction shutters, just shuts down the ex-im bank, on june 30. dealing a blow to american workers, american manufacturers america's competitiveness and therefore to america's economy. this ex-im bank operates at no cost to taxpayers. it creates -- it sustained 164,000 export related american jobs just last year, and created a sustained 1.3 million private sector jobs since 2009. whether it's ex-im bank, i.m.f., all of the organizations that were established to demonstrate u.s. competitiveness of our

some go to flight schools and others choose to go to places like embry riddle tuition about $45,000 a year. on average, students graduate with some 250 hours in flight time. that used to be enough to go straight from embry riddle to a commercial airline but after flight 3407 crashed in 2009 that transition became much harder. pilot error played a major role in that crash in buffalo and many of the families of the 49 people on board have pushed for some of the changes we're seeing today. including raising the minimum requirement of flight hours to 1500. but there are fears some of these requirements may be weakened in order to meet the demand for pilots. >> there's tremendous pressure on the faa to relax some of the rules and requirements so they can get more people in the pipeline but then that will reduce safety. i think those were hard fought safety rules. they were, you know people paid for them with their lives and they should not go back on it. >> reporter: cnn aviation analyst mary schiavo said instead the industry should focus on improving pilot pay. >> the starting salary for

and odin lloyd's bullet riddled body.rors lloyd's shirt with bullet holes and blood. and an investigator was the that impressions he made of the ultima's tires match tracks found at the scene. >> can you show the jury the overlay. >> this area here is the first hole marked. >> prosecutors say this shoe print found near lloyd's body was made by aaron hernandez. >> my opinion was that it was consistent with the retro11 air jordan size 13. >> this is the air jordan 11. >> a nike expert was the that's the kind of sneaker hernandez had on the night lloyd was killed. after hernandez returns the rented ultima the afternoon of the murder the manager makes a startling discovery. >> i found a piece of blue bubble gum and found what i thought was a bullet. >> the type of gun purchased by hernandez hours earlier. it's not a bullet she finds but a shell casing. a ballistics expert testified that casing matches five others found at the murder scene. >> they were fired from the same unknown weapon capable of chambering ammunition. >> di

odin lloyd's bullet-riddled body.tist shows jurors lloyd's shirt with bullet holes and blood. and an investigator testifies that impressions he made of the altima's tires match tracks found at the scene. >> can you show the jury the overlays? >> and prosecutors say this shoe print found near lloyd's body was made by aaron hernandez. >> my opinion was that it was consistent with 11 air jordan, size 13. >> this is the air jordan. >> a nike consultant testifies, that's the kind of sneaker hernandez had on the night lloyd was killed. after hernandez returns the rented altima the afternoon of the murder, the manager on duty makes a startling discovery. >> i found a piece of chewed blue bubblelicious gum and then the seat forward, i saw what i thought was a bullet. >> that's the type of gum purchased by hernandez hours earlier. and it's not a bullet she finds but a shell casing. a ballistics expert testified that casing matches five others found at the murder scene. >> they were fired from the same unknown weapon capable of

i heard the houthi spokesman who spoke to you previously, he gave a statement which was riddled with many fallacies and unsound argument of how to come back to the negotiating table. >> thank you very much, indeed. we'll be with you later on. that's mohammed quab aty. >> to remind you with the stories we led this program with including the refugee in kenya. the kevinan kenyan deputy president has said you got to get out. all those people have to be moved across the border into somalia within three months. he told the high commissioner of refugees to get a move on this. as we go to diplomatic editor james bays, who is with the u.n. chief, and if you don't do it, he has told the united nations that he would do it themselves. that is a threat to the united nations and a massive humanitarian problem in the making. >> yes, this comes to her as to them as a shock. they are awaiting thatter and waiting for further information with the kenyan government. no direct word from ban ki-moon the u.n. secretary general who is here in panama city for the summit of the americas. but i've spoken with

berkeley an apartment complex riddled with bullet. two shot. the shooter is nowhere to be found. we are at the scene with manhunt and closures affecting the neighborhood. >>> cleaning up the cement spill in the east bay where the focus shifts for crews trying to undo the potential damage to a creek. >>> taking a bite out of latest technical trend. early success for the apple watch on the heels of the big launch on friday. >>> good morning everyone, at 6:00 a.m. i am eric thomas. >> i am tiffany wilson here for kristen sze with meteorologist mike nicco and leyla gulen. it is monday, april 13th and check on the weather. an important day for giants fan. >> home opener typical of at&t, breezy and a lot of sunshine and 60 degrees. dress accordingly whether you are in the shade or sun with the sunscreen. half mile visibility in napa and santa rosa and the marine layer is back. you can see the cloud cover rolling across san francisco and headed over to the east bay this morning. by noon, though on the day planner, gone. because of the breezes kicked up. mid-50's to mid-60s and by 4:00 u

the passenger we spoke to said muni is riddled with problems. >> the drivers tend to ignore what is is happening in the cars whether there is a distraction, whether there are kids getting unruly. whether there are homeless bringing trash on to the bus. whether there are homeless sleeping on the train. they basically don't seem to notice anything that happens on the car or react to it. >> reporter: the riders have pledge cars for city leaders to sign. for those that accept the challenge will tweet while waiting, walking to, or waiting. if they fail to take muni they have to ride for 22 days. they say they have a lot of time to make up for. later this morning we'll talk to one of the board of supervisors to see exactly how they feel about this challenge. live from san francisco i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> hopefully they will hop on board. thank you, tara. >>> a san francisco supervisor wants to take guns away from the armed security officers that guard muni workers while they are collecting money from fair machines and businesses. the chronicle is reporting that supervisor jane ki

whole buildings are riddled with bullet holes and broken windows. such was the ferocity of the attack. the government is relying on its own troops and international solidarity to stop another devastating attack on east africa's largest economy. >> we're just trying to see where the guts are and see where we need additional, you know, support. and they're going to many areas where we need additional support. and you know, we hope to continue relying on the support of you know, our strongest allies. >> reporter: the government began by freezing over 86 individual accounts suspected of helping to fund al shabaab attacks, including shutting down nrl money transfer funds. kenyans are hoping for peace. but they know that in these troubled times there are no guarantees. bbc, nairobi. >>> we can turn to aaron now who's here with all the business news and yes, another deadline for greece. >> we're watching the clock. let me explain this one. hello, there, yeah. we're going to start with greece again. and it's battle to avoid defaulting on its debts and being

look at the car they were this when she were shot, it is riddled with bullet holes. to men in their 20s inside the car, both shot, but from the looks of things, it appears they are going to survive the injuries. they were taken to the hospital. no arrests have been made. they are looking for the person or the people who did this. at this point they do not have a motive. they do not is a description of the car. they are hoping a surveillace camera at the gas station captured some good helpful imhands and they are working on that. this case is still very active and they plan to be here for a while and they say avoid shattuck until further notice. they do not know how long they will be here but they setted in. the markers are here. the tape is up. the investigation continues. >>> three men have died diving for fish off the mendocino coast with two other divers and they were caught by rough waves yesterday. an off-duty firefighter fishing nearby saw them struggling and called for help. a rescue boat picked up two men who got to a rocky area. firefighters say the divers w

police found one bullet-riddled car left at the scene. >>> today divers are trying to find a motorcyclerider who plunged off the antioch bridge after a collision with a car yesterday afternoon. witnesses saw the cyclist go over the bridge at 4:30. the coastguard is involved, contra costa fire and the sheriff's department. >> the eyewitnesses from the accident scene said they saw bodies hit the water. there was contact with boats that saw the body hit the water in a splash. immediately wets were in the area to look for them. >> a chp helicopter flew overhead but found nothing over the course of three hours. now divers from sacramento county are looking for any signs of the victim. >>> convicted murderer jodi arias will spend the rest of her life behind bars for the shooting and stabbing death of her boyfriend back in 2008. arias has already spent over six years behind bars. >>> san francisco is struggling to curve a sudden encourage auto-related crimes, jumping by nearly 50% this year. the numbers been rising steadily for the past five years. a lot of the thefts are the work of organized

not long ago, he woke up to find his car parked outside riddled with bullet holes. >> : im afraid of all of this happening because my kids are growing up. in this case. philippe djegal>>: the shooting happened just up the street and involved an officer from the san leandro police department within oakland city limits. at around 4-30 in the afternoon oakland police spokesperson johnna watson says that san leandro officer along with several others were in the area conducting an unrelated investigation. when the officer noticed a car reported stolen earlier in the day and tried to stop the driver. a woman in her 20s and another passenger inside. >> :as they attempted to stop the stolen vehicle, that vehicle rammed into the officers vehicle. the officer discharged his firearm and ultimately struck the driver of the stolen vehicle. philippe djegal>>: the passenger was not injured. neither were any officers. watson says despite the involved officer working for an outside agency. he still has the same authority in oakland as he would in san leandro or any other city in california. >> :it is

when he got home he got a letter from the principal of riddle will elementary saying the family tripas against school policy. >> wow. >> rossi posted and went viral. a says three day trip included museums and historical sites but was still considered a vacation. >> we really took advantage of the being in boston with the history and things that they could learn. we did the boston tea party and went to where the boston massacre was walk the the freedom trail, saw u.s.s. constitution. the it was a learning experience for the kid as well >> the school district tells "fox news" it sees value of family trips but they are considered unexcused under state guidelines. rossi has a meeting with school officials to day to talk about that policy. >>> sixteen year-old tells he never meant to whitney one after he fired gunshots inside his high school. shots rang out yesterday morning but luckily the teen was taken down by a teacher. in one was hurt. school officials say they have train for months to be ready for crucial moment like this. in fact the staff just finish training a month ago. >> we do

expoliceman told us he wasn't given medical insurance or even a bullet proof vest when working in an area riddledith organized crime. >> translator: we once arrested some carjackers. by 3:00 they were free and at my door threatening me. >> reporter: he said the conditions can push officers into taking bribes. >> translator: with these salaries police don't go to work they go to steal. instead of taking care of the civilians, they are seeing how they can get money out of you. >> reporter: conditions for some are have improved but many local and municipal forces continue to be badly paid and undertrained. rather than improving their conditions several state governments have recently created new small elite forces backed by ad campaigns. >> it's a lot easier to show a 2,000 strong elite police force that covers the whole state than to actually have 10,000 police officers actually local -- local police officers improve their capabilities. >> reporter: without sufficient training or government support, local police across mexico struggle to convince a skeptical public they are fit to defend them. >>>

. >> this sign is riddled with bullet holes amark that this place is under mafia control. >> it's possible that there is exploitation of the economic resources related to the management of migrants by italian criminal organizations but i can't talk about that because the investigation is ongoing. >> back in the center some are hopeful for their future, but say until they can move on from here they won't feel free. >> still to come on al jazeera. on the 40th anniversary of the end of the vietnam war we find out what became of some of those who fled to the u.s. and the astonishing stunt of this daredevil that goes into the record books. >> a reminder now of the top stories here on al jazeera. dozens of people have been protesting outside of nepal's government in response to saturday's devastating earthquake where 5,000 people are confirmed dead and 10,200 are confirmed injured. >>> saudi arabia kingdom has renamed his nephew no happened bin nayev as the new crown prince. >>> there are allegations that an u.n. french peace keepers exploited children in central africa republic. >>> 300 women a

some parts of mexico are so riddled with drug related violence, the government teams up with vigilante groups to fight cartels. until recently, was one of those places but as adam reports a massacre there has left residents fearful of the police. >> killed in the cross fire, and massacred by mights, it is unclear what this cell phone video really showed. but according to an investigation, the police opened fire on members of vigilante groups. this contradicts the government story that nine people died in friendly fire. we have come to this safe house to say they were attacked that day. >> the police were hooded and aimed their rifles at us, we raised our hands and said don't shoot and they started shooting. >> one of the leaders of this group, known as the viagras they call themselves self defense forces or vigilantes, authorities say they are part of a drug gang. it is hard to tell where one's allegiances lie. most of the men were allegedly in town that day. all i could see was people dieing and getting shot. they were kneeing them in the knees and shooting them. >> the last time we m

this ex-policeman wasn't given medical insurance or a bulletproof vest, while working in an area riddledh crime. >> we arrested carriacers. i finished my shift at 7am. by 3:00p.m. they were free and at my door threatening me. >> reporter: corruption and low pay can push officers into taking bribes. >> translation: with these salaries police don't go to work they go to steal. instead of taking care of the civilians, they are seeing how they can get money out of you. >> conditions for some have improved. local forces continue to be badly paid and undertrained. rather than improving their conditions several state governments recently created new small elite forces backed by cinematic skill campaigns. >> it's easier to show a 2,000-strong police force covering the state. than actually having 10,000 police officers actually local - local police officers improve their capability. >> without sufficient training or government support, police across mexico will struggle to convince a public that they are fit to defend them. >>> the legendry soul singer percy sledge died at the age of 74. ♪ when a

. >>> and here's a riddle. what's almost 2 feet high and 19 feet round? yeah, stick around there to find out. >>> and it's a little >>> in central chile residents near a volcano are preparing to move closer to safety. the volcano spewed a thick plume of ash into the sky prompting authorities to warn of possible eruption. last month thousands were forced to evacuate when lava began flowing. >>> i'm looking forward to tomorrow. are you? >> oh yeah. i love opening day. i played baseball as a kid, softball when i was older. there's something special about being at the park in the springtime with a warm breeze. >> and a hot dog. >> cracker jacks. the weather is going to cooperating. games two and three, wednesday and thursday, won't be nearly as pretty. let me show you what's happening. we've got a really nice night going on. clear skies on the michael & son weather cam. a temperature of 57 degrees. and the winds, they're south- southwest at 10. look how dry the air is. the humidity is only 29%. that dry air, if we can get some breaks we could have a few spots

. >> a sign is riddled with bullet holes, a mark that the area is under mafia control. >> it's possible that there are economic resources related to the management of migrants by i illegal organizations. but i can't speak of that right now while there's an investigation. >> they say that they won't feel free until they are free from here. al jazeera. >> russia's largest gas company has reported lower profits. >>> now police in brazil has used tear gas to break up a teacher's protest. the teachers on strike and anger that their pension plans may be cut. they tried to reach police lines protecting the state congressional building where the cuts are being debated. 150 people were injured. >>> in bolivia 200 police officers have been sent to break up a student's protest. for three weeks students have been on strike. they are angry the university was promoting 1200 lecturers they think are unqualified. >>> now five months after six guantanamo inmates were released from the u.s. prison in cuba and resettled in uruguay they're struggling to adjust to their new life. four of them are camped out

(applause) so quick riddle -- what's worse than a d-level celebrity yelling in your face?n a-lister whose ancestors owned slaves! which is why i'm calling my next segment "it turns out ben affleck's ancestors... may have owned mine ." ♪ yeah yeah...♪ (audience reacts) horrible! not the most comfortable segment i agree. (laughter) i know this sounds crazy, but ben affleck was on a pbs show called "finding your roots." it turns out his roots were a little too close to "roots" roots. >> in a 2014 episode of the pbs documentary series "finding your roots," ben affleck learned a great deal about his family tree. he apparently did not want the show to reveal that one of his ancestors owned slaves. >> larry: well, i guess ben and his ancestor have one thing in common -- they both hate the yankees. but the real controversy isn't that ben affleck's ancestors owned slaves. it's that he didn't want us to know about it. >> affleck apparently asked pbs to withhold information about his slave-owning ancestor. last july, the show's least -- last july the show's host henry gates, jr. e-ma

the report is a joint research project from wichita university and emory riddle aeronautic university> a scare at a zoo will lead to charges for a mother. her child fell into the cheetah enclosure. what the mother was doing when the child fell. >>> and an intergalactic coffee run. the mission to carry an extra jolt to astronauts in the international space station. >>> happening today, a sentencing hearing for four former black water security guards. they were convicted in october in connection with the deaths of 14 iraqi civilians in 2007. three of them faced mandatory decades long sentences on firearms conviction. a fourth defendant faces life in prison after being found guilty of first degree murder. >>> also happening today, jurors will continue deliberations in the murder trial of former new england patriots star aaron hernandez this morning. hernandez pleaded not guilty to the june 2013 killing of odin lloyd. jurors spent almost 20 hours deliberating last week. during closing arguments hernandez's lawyer acknowledged that his client witnessed the killing but he blamed two friends

the same blast left mark without a leg and his body riddled with shrapnel.secutors emphasize the horror of tsarnaev's actions in their final push to convince the jury to sentence him to death. a survivor walked into court on thursday on a prosthetic leg designed for her beloved high heels. abbott told jurors her choice to amputate was probably the hardest decision i ever had to make. >> i think it will be a relief when the sentence is handed down. it's another part of this whole experience that will be put in the past. >> reporter: the defense makes its case to spare tsarnaev's life when court resumes monday. kris van cleave cbs news boston. >>> former cia director david petraeus says he's ready to move on this morning. he was sentenced to two years probation and fined $100,000 on thursday. the retired four-star general gave his mistress classified material while she was working on his biography. his guilty plea carried a possible one-year prison sentence. >>> the senate confirmed loretta lynch in a vote on thursday. she replaces eric holder and becomes the

he says the system was riddled with fears of traders from within its own ranks. >> we had to know that during the khmer rouge there was a lot of suspicion around them. not only the normal people they arrest and tortured, but also within the system. reporter: many of the perpetrators see themselves as victims. he regularly visits and interviews members of the khmer rouge for his research. this man is one of them. he says he was 16 years old and the khmer rouge recruited him to work as a guard in an internment camp. he has asked to remain anonymous. >> people were interrogated, tortured and killed in the camp. their individual fate depended on the gravity of their perceived offenses. reporter: his job was to administer a list of suspects names. he says he never committed any act of violence himself. >> under pol pot there was no choice. you had to obey all orders. otherwise you were severely punished. reporter: he says he feared for his life. cambodia still struggles with how to deal today with the crimes of the khmer rouge era. many who were involved still refuse to acknowledge their ow

that was after officers found five cars riddled with bullet holes. officers aren't sure who fired those shots. they'll interview the victim to see what he knows. >>> crews are still working to reopen a montgomery county road closed since yesterday morning's deadly collision. a sewage truck smashed into a tractor-trailer on south park avenue in audubon. the driver of that sewage truck died. the trailer truck was hauling cosmetic powder. now peco did restore power overnight to customers in that area. workers hope to have south park avenue reopen in time for the morning rush. "nbc 10's" jessica boyington will let us know when it happens. >>> we know no one was inside this burlington county home that caught fire last night. sky force 10 was over the fire on smith town road. initial reports said someone was trapped inside but that turned out not to be the case thankfully. investigators still looking into the cause. >>> now to nepal where a seismologist says the major after shocks should be over three days after the devastating earthquake. smaller after sh

you know, we got riddled in the tax code that makes no sense. there's an irony you're playing ralph nader saying she never opposed any corporatist whatever in the tax code, then you play her saying i want to remove this thing from the tax code. my understanding ralph nader's had a thing out for the clintons for a long time so i'm not surprised -- >> all right well, steve, is it just that, is it just that there's a rivalry between ralph and hillary, or has he got a point here? hold on, that's for steve austin. we love you but that's nor steve. >> it is a form of a cronyism. you see if in her support of the subsidies on the green side the companies who couldn't survive otherwise. you see it on the war on spros part. you see it in the war of epa against energy. in terms of taking those $200,000 pops, those giving the money, think they're going to get anything in return, forget about it, she'll bank the money and go to the populist left. >> it is the hypocrisy that bothers him. the inability to identify with the candidate. many people say that's wha

corporation commission released a directive that prove that wells haven't been drilled into fault riddled bedrock. >> t fault is on the drillers to prove they are not below the arbuckle. >> and what happens if they are too deep. >> then they do a flood back and that is making the hole shallower, and bringing it back into the formation, which is the arbuckle. the cost can be 100,000 dollars or more. >> and they are reviewing applications more carefully. >> how much are there? >> we have approximately 80 that are backlogged. >> do you think that has an effect on production that they are on hold? >> it probably does. >> and that is a question remaining, what this means for oil and gas production which is a biggest provider of jobs in this state. an some residents have filed lawsuits against energy companies for personal damages, including one here in prague following the 2011 earthquake. it is a highly contested case and when it could go before the supreme court this year have a big impact on this entire debate. for "nighlty business report," i'm morgan breggan in prague oklahoma oklahoma. >

officers found five cars riddled with bullet holes. investigators aren't sure who at this point fired shots. they will interview the victims and see what he knows. meantime investigators are trying to figure out what started a fire in a bar in the cobbs creek section of philadelphia. the 63rd street lounge was closed at the time. no one was hurt. fire crews tell us there is extensive damage in the building. atf agents are expected to head out to investigate. >>> an employee of the mercer county prosecutor's office says she plans to sue joseph boccini, former prosecutor, for sexual harass amment harassment. she says she was repeatedly subject to sexual harassment including e-mails, inappropriate touching and sexual advances. he retired in february after serving as prosecutor 11 years. >>> and a judge unsealed documents in a grand jury investigation. kane was part of a coverup and wasn't honest about an alleged leak in a grand jury case. it also says that kane fired an employee. kane's lawyer argues that the firing was office restructuri

streets and highways throughout the northeast and midwest are riddled with craters. aaa estimates potholes cost in damages this season and similar to 2014 and 20% more than in 2010. >> this winter has been pretty cold and what we see is the cold weather followed by a thaw and a refreeze. this is going to be a bad winter. we expect this will be close to last year. >> reporter: according to the independen and brokers of america, half of all drivers experienced pothole damage to their cars at some point in the last five years. costing u.s. consumers and the insurance industry a combined $27 billion during that time frame. and not just dented wheels and busted shocks. drivers who file claims for this kind of damage for auto insurance carriers run the risk of incuring higher premiums. >> 31% of those respondents put a claim through their insurance company for the damage to their vehicle, when i'm not sure all consumers realize is many insurance companies treat a claim for pothole damage as a chargeable accident on their automobile insurance. >> reporter: for that reason a

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. >>> bullet holes riddled a car near 24th and wolf this afternoon in south philadelphia.an recovered the vehicle at 39th and wide land in university city. police have yet to locate the second vehicle. one gunshot victim is in the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. a possible suspects was being held by university of pennsylvania police. >>> a chester county bus driver has been charged for allegedly leaving a seven year-old alone on the school van for hours. sixty-six year-old iver rosenlund junior was fired immediately after the incident. tonight he is facing two counts of child endangerment. police say rosenrun picked up the little girl from her west grove home but never dropped her off at the l ang kindergarten center in kenneth square. she was found six hours later in the school bus parking lot still buckled into her seat. >>> the north philadelphia woman who federal agents say was trying to join isis, will be held behind bars until her trial. a judge ruled today that the 30 year-old keonna thomas is a flight risk and threat to the community. prosecutors say, t

have protecting news two people are hospitalized with gunshot wounds and an apartment complex is riddledr a shooting in berkeley. our reporter is at the scene at shattuck and emerson. >> there is a heavy police presence. an entire city block is proposed off. you can see the markers mind me. they are marking the shell case ings. this was gun fire at shattuck and berkeley at 1:45 this morning. police said two people were hurt. we have not heard of their conditions. we are waiting to learn about the police investigation. who they are look for? have they made arrests? any headway? hoping to hear about a motive. a lot of details are still to be revealed. police are busy with their investigation. a lost shots are ringing out. a city mock is now proposed off in this area. >>> after

police discovered this bullet riddled car at 39th and baltimore in west philadelphia.hey say driver pulled over there after he drove his friend to the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. police believe that shooting happened somewhere around 25th and wolf in south philly. >>> philadelphia international airport is number two on a new list but this is nothing to brag about. since 2004, our airport has had the second most perimeter security breaches anywhere in the country. new at 11:00 o'clock diana rocco shows us how people are getting into areas of the airport that should be off limits. >> reporter: philadelphia international airport is at the top of the list when it comes to perimeter security breaches at the nation's biggest airports. >> need to be truthful know it doesn't surprise me. >> kenneth mazik drove his jeep through a security gate and on to the runway at 100 miles an hour as plane was landing and 75 others circled above. he was sentenceed to 16 months in federal prison. >> we did have extensive and expensive perimeter hardening that went into effect