host: the book is called lawman. my story of robbing banks, winning supreme court convictions, and finding redemption. welcome to the program. caller: i wanted to say good morning and thanks for having me on. i have a question. i was just wondering, i did four years here in maine state correctional facility for possession of oxycodone. when i got up there, i never had a criminal history or nothing. i don't have a violent history. i grew up in a good family all that stuff. i even hired a lawyer, paid cash, all that. didn't go through the system and have them pay for me. so they -- i get up there, i take the plea deal of four years. i kind of got sand bagged. i got up there and there's serial sex offenders everywhere, all through the prison systems and they're doing nine months and a day to a year-and-a-half, two years. i don't understand why they would hand -- these are pills that the government ol loud doctors and pharmaceutical companies to hand out and then they get in hands of somebody like me, 18, 19, i'm 32 now. i don't know how they'll

suspect seen here robbed the bank of america on rising sun avenue in the northeast yesterday. they say he handed the the teller a threatening demanding note, then got away empty handed. he tried again about two hours later at the m and t bang on castor avenue. this time he did get away with some cash. that will suspect is now being linked to third holds up earlier this month at the wells fargo bank also on castor avenue. >> investigation into russian collusion, charges against three people, including paul manafort. lawyer for manna for the is dismissing the indictment against his client as ridiculous. manafort has pleaded not guilty to charges. that included money laundering and conspiracy. coming up in a live report at 5:30, "eyewitness news" reporter henry rossoff has more on what the might house is saying about the investigation. >> and an update now. federal judge is allowing transgender people to keep serving in the military overturning president trump's ban. transgender service members due to block the ban announce in the august. now a us district judge has ruled the pla

the serious condition. >> philadelphia police trying to track down serial bank robber who struck twice in the very same day. authorities say the suspect seen here robbed the bank of america on rising sun avenue in the northeast yesterday. they say he handed the teller a threatening note. but he got away empty handed. he tried again about two hours later at the m and t bank on castor avenue. >> this time did he get away with some cash. that suspect, also being linked to another holds up earlier this month, at the wells fargo bank, also on castor avenue. >> well, police in darby darby borough hope you can help them solve what he call the violent death after retired us postal worker. last tuesday, 57 year old brad haze of clifton heights was found dead in the back seat of his car. it was park in front of pennwood middle school in summit streets. classes were canceled that day , investigators say, surveillance video shows two people, one of whom was pains, and met with a person of interest. >> the number two subject, the person of interest, met him in the alley. so he wasn't part of what happened at the car. we're looking to talk to him. >> well the delaw

. >> this is -- this is not a -- not someone who's trying to rob the bank. this is someone who is killing for power. maybe political theater. maybe hate. these are the motiving that are possible. for someone to check into a hotel and bring rifles and ammunition, even one person -- >> a certain degree of premeditation involveded so -- involved in something like that. >> that's right. planning, logistics to it. likely they have him down. when they say the suspect's down, what they're saying is he's down, he could be wounded or deceased, and they haven't totaled secured the situation. if you -- totally secured the situation. if you have this, you're talking about a suicide belt, a bomb. they have to carefully get the bomb squad, get cameras in there, secure it. that takes time and the vehicle, as well. they had a suspicious suv with a possible device or suspicious package. >> let me jump in. we'll ask you to stick with us. we'll come back momentarily. steve patterson is still outside on the las vegas strip. steve, you heard there jim talking about the followup i

from the trentonian , princeton police searching foreman who robbed the bank on nassau street late yesterdayscribed as 6-foot tall black male wearing a green baseball cap, green hooded sweatshirt and faded jeans. >> and the front page of the times herald, the touring walls every great or forwards state prison, higher tech new err version, $350 million, scenic prison, slate today open next summer, the machine million scare foot facility largest single contract ever issued by pennsylvania. >> that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >>> up next: pat's here with your morning sports. good morning, pat. >> good morning, guys, if you missed last night thursday night football game well plenty to talk b see the vicious hits that have the ravens upset. plus get you ready for eagles football sunday. and we catch up on the flyers north of the board err. that's correct next on " eyewitness news" this morning a bridge shut down over politics. their biggest triumph was a traffic jam. chris christie and kim guadagno's failures shortchanged our future. after 8 years-

. >> this is not someone who's trying to, you know, rob the bank. this is -- this is someone who is killing for power, maybe political theater, maybe hate, you know, these are the kind of motives that are possible. we don't know what the motive is, so -- but for someone to check into a hotel and bring rifles and ammunition, even one person -- >> a certain degree of premeditation involved in something like that. >> absolutely right. there's some planning, there's some, you know, logistics to it and likely they have him down. when they say the suspect is down, what they're saying is he's down,e or deceased and they haven't totally secured the body yet, so if you have a situation like this with a mass attack then you also have to worry about a booby track suspect, a suicide belt, a bomb and so they have to carefully get the bomb squad, get some cameras in there and secure it and that takes time and also the vehicle as well, they had a suspicious suv there with a possible device or suspicious package. >> let me actually jump in here for a moment if i can

they were in the habit of dressing as nuns to rob banks. two women wanted for a bank heist are facing charges. the suspects try to rob a citizen bank. back in august. they ran away after an alarm was triggered. the women are accuse offend robbing pair of banks in north jersey sgr police department is showing off the new tools to help fight crime. they unvailed body cameras tonight. the department was able to purchase 200 body cams. thanks to fundsing from a federal grant. 150 of the cameras will go to the patrol division. they are expected to be in service by nebs month. >>> a group held a meeting to want no come up with ways to save a local park. the friends of ash bridge park are fighting to keep the park out of the hand of the school district. the property has been deeded to lower marion. by the owner who since passed away. we're told the school district, president wants to build athletic fields on the property. >>> just a perfect night for a parade. halloween, it's two weeks away. that didn't stop hundreds of kids from dressing up tonigh

it's like the bank robber robbing the bank and the police calls the bank and says we will pick thereou are not breaking any rules. it's insanity. it's like monty python. the last nail the coffin, there's a clause, a section that has to allow the iaea, the national atomic inspectors to look at their military side. they just denied them and they said we don't care, we are not going to let you access these sites. that's why the president has to decertify. >> brian: i was just told today that secretary of state kerry was told that if terror was going to be included, they would have to stop at at the tr activities. and they said okay, the talks are over. and they said wait a second, we will stay in it. look at all the sacrifices we made to stand out deal. we turned the other way when syria, when they rose up in syria and tried to overthrow assad. we did not do anything. when the iranian people rose up, we did not even give a vote of support for those looking for some voting rights and legitimate rights inside the very educated country. we gave up a whole middle east influence in order to

. >> authorities say they finally caught up with the two women who dressed at nuns and robbed banks ind pennsylvania. that's next. >> ♪ >> the fbi says they arrested the two women who tried to rob a bank in the poconos while dressed at nuns. this is surveillance photos or -- or these are surveillance photos of the attempted robbery near tannersville in monroe county back in august. the pair ended up leaving the bank empty handed. they appeared before a judge in newark yesterday and are also accused of robbing two banks in north jersey last month wearing head scarves. >> happening today t-ohio governor and former presidential candidate john kasich will join former vice president joe biden for a discussion at the university of delaware. the republican and democrat will discuss how to bridge the political and partisan divides in washington. the event is presented in partnership with the newly established biden institute. >>> and today is the deadline to register to vote in new jersey's general election. one of the biggest races in the garden state is for governor. voters head to the polls

the way i look at it. ban banks have an obligation to protect your money. when somebody robs the bank you don't blame the bank unless they left the door open. in this case equifax left the door open. >> thanks for the discussion today. invite you back we're going to have to a lot to talk about on both of these issues. as we mentioned yesterday we want to use this space in our show to bring you the faces a ns and stores. >> 20-year-old bailey swieter was a native of bakersfield california. she spent much of her time at the bakersfield speedway, which her family owned. friends say her smile could light up a room. >> derek bow tail lor was with the department of corrections, he worked with a team of inmates who fought wild fires in california. >> charles stockton worked as a football coach in las vegas. he was described as a selfless and respected leader who brought out the best in the players he coached. he leaves behind a son and daughter. just three of the 58 who lost their lives. my "business" was going nowhere... so i built this kickin' new website with godaddy. building a

. >> philadelphia police are searching for a serial bank robber who struck twice in the same day. authorities say the suspect seen here robbed the bank every america on rising sun avenue in the northeast yesterday. they say he handed he will teller a threatening demand note, but got away empty-handed. he tried again about two hours later at the m and t bank on castor avenue. this time he got away with some cash. that suspect is now being linked to a third holdup earlier this month, at the wells fargo bank, also, on castor avenue. >> classes canceled at the university of utah, shot and killed someone near campus. university was forced to lockdown around 9:00 last night. as authorities searched the surrounding area, for 24 year old austin buy cane. authority say he shot the victim, carjacking near the entrance of nearby nature reserve. the lockdown has since been lifted but still on the run. >> well the investigation into russian collusion produces charges against three people including former trump campaign manager, paul manafort. manafort has pleaded not guilty to charges that included money laundering, and conspiracy. meant

and whether it means anything or not, after he -- escaped -- rather, after he robbed the bank in phoenix, he was arrested in las vegas. >> wow. >> so the paddocks have some connection to las vegas. they've been in and out of that area. they lived in arizona and nevada. so this is a part of the country that he is comfortable with. but what the father's background has anything to do with his current frame of mind, we just have no way of knowing. because, chris, none of the usual indicators here, none of the electronic breadcrumbs seem to be in place. no social media. no note left behind. no at this point obvious internet conversations that we know of. none of these little indicators we tend to have found by this many hours after these past shootings. >> wow. great reporting, pete. we're going find out more as the days go on i'm sure. i'm joined right now by mick akers, a report were "the las vegas sun." that must be something of a lead that the father was on the most wanted list and was listed in the most wanted poster as psychopathic. >> definitely. although he has no background, really.

shortly after he got out of prison he slipped their tail, robbed the bank and killed a police officer. blackie would later meet his own unfortunate fate after he tried to escape from prison and was gunned down but her, again, hard to believe was insecure about his power back then and he feared a scandal could end his dreams of building a bureaucratic empire. the bureau had just been entangled in the scandal which was another oil corruption scandal involving kickbacks, bribe, cover-up, distractions of evidence and he feared that if there was another scandal he might be ousted and went white gets there he realizes he is not been summoned to be fired or purged but turn eight has been summoned to stake his own tail and needs an experience lawmen to take over the osage case. white realizes giving the danger that the only way to try to crack the case is to put together an undercover team and he recruits several of the old frontier lawmen from the cowboys, here is a picture of one of them. most interestingly he recruited an american indian agent and at least to my knowledge there was no stat

the southeast reaching just above freezing. >> police in belmawr camden county is looking for a bank robber accused of robbing the t deferment bank on the black horse pike around 2:00 p.m. the suspect seen in the surveillance photos ask believed to be in the mid 40 os -- 40s to the mid 50s. the man did not show any weapons. if you have any information you are urged to call belmawr police. >>> the eagles they have won 6 straight games giving them an nfl leading record of 7-1 today. quarterback carson wentz tossed two touchdown passes and mills had pick 6 as they beat the winless 49ers 33-10 at the linc. wentz was sacked three times, leaving many saying the offensive line needs work. coach peterson spoke in south philadelphia a short time ago, here's what he said. >> we held up okay, there were couple of times up front the game got us. it's great to see because we can work on it and be ready down the road. >> the birds host the denver broncos this coming sunday, game time 1:00 p.m. >>> a side impact school bus demonstration shows us what happens when some children seat belts and others don't. >> the gift of life given by one su

the same pair robbed two other banks in northern new jersey last month. t time police say the women ditched their habits and hid under head scarves instead. >> coming up on 5:48. if you want to be the hottest house in the neighborhood this halloween find out what brand of candy your trick-or-treaters will likely be after. >> good to know. >>> and pay up. local restaurant employees are getting thousands of dollars in back pay. >> ♪ he >> happening today, mayor jim kenney will cut the ribbon on septa's first direct bus route station on the roosevelt boulevard. the service starts on sunday. the ride will run from franklin transportation center to neshaminy mall making eight stops along the way. that's expected to be 30 percent faster than taking the current bus routes. >> nice. you know how much we like to get people to work on time, right so good news to hear about that. here's a be pro policemen you might face. let's look outside live in bensalem in bucks county. route one at the pennsylvania turnpike it's clear but the turnpike commission is warning there

host: the book is called lawman. my story of robbing banks, winning supreme court convictions, and finding redemption. welcome to the program. caller: i wanted to say good morning and thanks for having me on. i have a question. i was just wondering, i did four years here in maine state correctional facility for possession of oxycodone. when i got up there, i never had a criminal history or nothing. i don't have a violent history. i grew up in a good family all that stuff. i even hired a lawyer, paid cash, all that. didn't go through the system and have them pay for me. so they -- i get up there, i take the plea deal of four years. i kind of got sand bagged. i got up there and there's serial sex offenders everywhere, all through the prison systems and they're doing nine months and a day to a year-and-a-half, two years. i don't understand why they would hand -- these are pills that the government ol loud doctors and pharmaceutical companies to hand out and then they get in hands of somebody like me, 18, 19, i'm 32 now. i don't know how they'll

the streets today. i'm an easy scapegoat. got to be this guy. he's robbed more bankshan anybody on the planet. >> investigators linked torres' dna to the hat worn by the bank robber, which led to his conviction. but now he's hired a new attorney who has filed for retrial. >> there were big-time errors that happened during my trial and certain evidence was not brought forth that should have been brought for the. my trial attorney passed away from a brain tumor. she had a brain tumor no wonder. she kept forgetting everything i kept telling her and she did fatal mistakes during my trial. >>> coming up -- >> hi, son. >> hello. >> marc gonzales gets a visit from his mother. >>> and later -- >> i joined the marine corps for her just trying to get her to be proud of me for once. >> paula rivas' son braces for a visit with his mother. switched our auto and home insurance. with liberty, we could afford a real babysitter instead of your brother. hey. oh. that's my robe. is it? you could save seven hundred eighty two dollars when liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance

the fbi has charged two women with an attempted bank robbery in the poconos while dressed as nuns. investigators say the suspects tried to roback in august. they ran away after an alarm was triggered. the women are also accused of robbing banks in north jersey. >>> a major drug ring taken down. today new jersey officials charged 15 people accused of selling drugs in our area with racketeering. they said they also nabbed the ring leader. he's being called the biggest heroin and cocaine supplier in camden and north philadelphia. law enforcement officials say today's indictment could send him to jail for life. >>> ahead at 5:00, the popular center city restaurant cited for not paying its employees. >> freed from captivity, we're hearing from the husband of a pennsylvania woman just days after being freed by the taliban. what he's revealing about their years as prisoners. >>> deadly revolt. tonight inmates involved in a delaware prison uprising are facing murder charges. we what we learned. >>> kneeling and healing for the first time the eagles malcolm jenkins and chris long joined players around the nfl to talk directly with te

. >>> the search is on for a woman who robbed a camden county bank. the suspect was inside the bb and t bank on maple avenue. she walked in friday and passed the demand note and took the cash and fled into the passenger side of a green four door vehicle. anyone who recognizes the woman is asked to contact the police department. >>> eagles take on the redskins in monday night football. katherine scott has been out and about talking to the fans. she has their predictionsed leading into the game. >> reporter: monday night football at the linc. eagles fans are excited and hoping their team comes out on top. tonight the eagles take on the washington redskins at lincoln financial field. it's a home game, monday night and fans will get loud. >> we'll hear them ever the game is over for sure. >> reporter: the eagles are 5-1 leading the nfc east. washington is 3-2. the eagles beat the redskins in the first week, but fans say now is not the time to get contemplate anti, the birds new -- complaisant,. >> i've had my heartbroken before, i'm staying positive, but i

. >> the search is on this afternoon for a bank robber in camden county. take a look at these surveillance images. police say this man robbed the td bank on the 100 block of north black horse pike in delmar. the robbery was reported about 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. now the suspect is thought to be in his mid 40's to 50's. his face was partly obscured by the gray sweatshirt and blue baseball cap he was wearing at the time. >> time now for the "action news" traffic report this one. >> monday, all right, meteorologist -- traffic reporter matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center. you can do whatever you want. >> we talk weather sometimes. we were talking weather a lot this morning when it was not cooperating for the morning ride, that's for sure, brian and sharrie. it's cooperating substantially more this afternoon and yet still we've got a few issues for the ride home like a crash here on the schuylkill expressway eastbound side at university city. doesn't look like much but it's enough to take out the right lane if you're traveling eastbound on the schuylkill just past university headed toward passyunk, only one la

a man robbing the wells fargo bank on the 6600 block of castor avenue this afternoon.ice say at about 1:30 the man walked into the bank and gave the teller a threatening note. the teller handed over the cash. then the robber bolted out the door. authorities believ the man is armed and dangerous. if you've got information, call police. >>> authorities believe one of the reasons the las vegas gunman was able to fire off so many shots so fast was because he used device called a bump stock. our jeff cole spoke to local gun range owner about this device. he explains what they are and how they work. >>> rapid fire as fast as you can. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: seth says he served three years in the us army including eight months in afghanistan. he's squeezing off 200 rounds with an ar15 to show just how tiring it is even for a 22-year-old with weapons training. so how did the 64-year-old vegas shooter do it? >> it was rapid fire. they indicate that there was something other than just one person's trigger finger operating but i couldn't tell was it was. >> reporter: law enforce

fbi busting the pair after robbing a second bank in new jersey. sible for an attempted third heist in pennsylvania back in august. rob: some bad nuns. finally the ugly, a run away bull escaping the slaughter house. the animal making to a soccer field in a park nearby. police eventually able to catch it two hours later and took it to an animal sanctuary. i always said if you escape the slaughter house you deserve to live. he got out of there. jillian: i wonder what happened now. rob: he went to a sanctuary. i hope he gets away with it. we will see. jillian: thanks for joining us this morning. have a good day. rob: "fox & friends" starts right now. we'll see you later. ♪ ♪ >> let's give our country the best christmas present of all, massive tax relief. >> i'll vote for almost any tax cut that comes down. but i won't do it and say i'm also -- i don't care about spending. like mccain and graham who parade as conservatives. >> i have had a great relationship with rand paul. i think he is going to be with us. i think in the end he is going to be with us.

the f.b.i. had actually rob several banks and was on the most wanted list. it's it's so strange when these things happen when you try to make sense of everything there's also been you know recent isis propaganda videos you know showing. that it was a target some people you know tried to they tried to claim all of that and i think what we'll learn in the in the days and weeks to come about what happened the most important thing for a lot of people to understand is just focus on helping the people that were injured not get too obsessed with trying to sort of figure out all those pieces and really just try to be there for people in the las vegas community thank you so much for giving us the latest from there on the ground thank you so much natasha sweet. and the national security agency earned the public's attention following and snowden's revelations about the agency's intrusive surveillance methods but what isn't covered as extensively are the internal cronyism and politics that enable these arguably unlawful tactics karen stewart is a twenty eight year veter

. >>> fbi is looking for a man robbing banks up and down florida, they are calling him the shaky bandit, robber first struck in late september and hit several banks since then. on money robbed two banks in 45 minutes. authorities gave him his name because his hand is apparently shake during the robbery. surveillance video shows him wearing different disguisees, one time he wore medical scrubs and surgical hat, in one has been hurt during any of these robberies. >> man, i would shake too if i was robbing a bank. >>> 4:44. katie has another check of your forecast. >> it is pretty cool, out there, katie had to break out the winter coat, she said. >> yes, you know, you can put that cota side by later in the day. we are still in that period of time where we are transition go to a full fall pattern where you need heavier layers all day long. we are not just there yet, we will have nice warm afternoons but very cool if in the just down right cold start to the day and that is what we have out there again this morning. we have frost advisory in a handful of spots. but it is all clear on storm sc

talked about the family connection here, the fact his father was on the fbi most wanted list, rob the a bankn phoenix in 1960, was arrested in vegas in july of that year. tried to rundown an fbi agent, law enforcement people said at the time and the wanted poster that went out after he escaped from a texas prison eight years later in 1968 described him as diagnosed as psychopathic and having suicidal tendencies. the father was ultimately arrested in oregon in 1978. ten years after he escaped. so that's it in a nutshell, brian. just a great deal of frustration here that authorities really cannot put their finger on why this happened, how long it had been planned, whether he checked into this room last thursday with all of the fire power, fully knowing this was what he was going to do or having some sense he was going to do something and along came this target of opportunity. we just don't know yet. >> forgive me if you answered this specific question. what was the elapsed time of the firing from first round to last? do we know that? >> that's the thing we don't know. what we know, it's an hou

said, lindsay that's a manatee. [ laughter ] a florida man who was arrested for robbing a bank this week reported search thease, "how to rob a bank" on google beforehand. but luckily he's got a plan. [ laughter ] taylor swift announced she's launching a new app called "the swift life" that will feature taymojis which are emojis that look like her, and they have one thing in common, they're all surprised. [ laughter ] russian president vladimir putin received a puppy today from the president of turkmenistan as a belated birthday gift and he sent back a pretty shocking thank you card. [ audience groans ] [ light laughter ] it is my birthday. i ate the puppy. [ laughter ] i send back puppy bones. [ light laughter ] i'm not monster. i don't eat bone. [ laughter ] i'll win 'em -- i'll win 'em over with puppy bones. iceland, this week, became the smallest country to ever qualify for the world cup and while they may be the smallest country they still have the longest roster. [ light laughter ] and finally apple is reportedly designing an iphone with a foldable display. we're getting ready to fold too, said blackbe

that seniors are more trusting they really are they are more vulnerable and like the bank robber said one why do you rob banks because that's where the money is well with many seniors that's where the money is and they are targeted in the millennial they just don't take proper precautions you know last week i cracked up john mcafee quote in your advice that when the security question asked my mother's maiden name i should type in grapefruits because my mom's name is too easy to find online how do you spot fake email addresses and fake websites that come atcha. yes and those are really really dangerous because when you look at many of the biggest data breaches that have been suffered not just people as individuals but institutions like the whole m.b. or equifax they always start with a phony e-mail with a link to click on malware so where is that e-mail coming from you know it may be something that looks like it's coming from your bank telling you that there's a problem and you need to click on it or your credit card and you need to click on it and suddenly you look up at the e-mail address and even thou

and now a decision that has been made about the future of the bank robbed air berlin monica and it's one that doesn't really come as a surprise german airline a lot of tons of it said to buy more than half off its bankrupt rival evelyn the deal is to be signed any time today after two weeks of negotiations of tons of will snap out dozens of planes and thousands of staff also up for grabs evelyn's landing rights for routes around the well it's. poland's take on the airport has been dominated by upstart air berlin since shortly after the fall of the berlin wall but after an ambitious start and an aggressive acquisition strategy air berlin is bankrupt and now germany's love towns is moving in on its turf after two weeks of wrangling germany's number one airline is agreeing to buy eighty one of air berlin's aircraft and take over three thousand of its workers. times a c.e.o. cost insurer addressed concerns of market dominance suggesting prices for flights will not increase even though look tons or has effectively swallowed up a major competitor. has a market share of three percent worldwi

opening a bank account and when the teller asked him identification he left and a half hour later he came back and handed the teller a threatening note. authorities also suspect him of robbing a bank in. >>> the bill passed the legislature this morning with bipartisan support. if governor wolf signs it it would expand casino style gambling to truck stops and online portales and airports and ten new mini casino sites. sara bloomquist will have a whole lot more on this in a report on "action news" at 5:00. >>> the first sign of fall. time for the first outdoor adventure of the season and we are in mullica hill with fall fun for the family and a scary halloween attraction for those . adam joseph is apparently one of them live at creamy acre farms and hanna is in your hand there. >> no, this is not. this is brinkley. >> it does look like your daughter. you know hanna is 17 monthand give her to me. brinkley is beautiful and we are at mullica f family owned for 50 years. they keep adding more and more and they have haunted attraction, five different haunted houses, paint ball and haunted hayride, and a country store you can check things out and take a look at this, we a bunch of

analyst estimates the mass success of women's plus size clothing has now inspired companies to make plus size clothing for men. >> a police officer shoots at a man who he thinks is robbing a bankhe story at 5:00 a.m. >> police make a drug bust during a routine traffic stop in delaware. that's up next. >> ♪ >> new here from our delaware news room state police found more than 11,000 bags of heroin during a traffic stop in dover. the trooper pulled over vincent clark of lansdowne delaware county for speeding on route one yesterday. police say they smelled marijuana and realized clark's license had been suspended. troopers found the heroin during a search of the car. clark faces various charges including possession with intent to deliver. >> police in feasterville are looking for a the thieves snuck into the truck. he stole a crate containing $2,700 worth of cigarettes. the suspect took offly in a white suv driven by another man. >> 4:57 is the time. and we are following the latest on the mass shooting in las vegas. the gunman's girlfriend has returned to the united states. >> also friends are remembering the central pennsylvania father killed in that las vegas shooting. >> philad

. >> in pennsylvania the fbi suspects two women of robbing a bank while dressed as nuns. 19-year-old ew haven, connecticut and 23-year-old of the dominican republic appeared before a judge monday in newark, new jersey. both women are charged with robbing banks in tea neck and gar field in new jersey while wearing black nun's habits and veils. two robbers attempted to robb a bank in taners ville, pennsylvania, and they took off without money after an alarm was triggered. >> the celtics season got off to an ugly start after a gruesome injury. if you're squeamish you may want to turn away from this. we'll let you know when it's over. five minutes into the debut of celtics forward, his leg buckled underneath him unnaturally. players were distraught as trainers tended the gruesome injury. he had a fractured left ankle according to a celtics tweet. the celtics would later lose the game as well to the cleveland cavaliers, 102-99, but that is a major blow to their team. >> you have to feel for him to start off the season like that. hope he recovers. just ahead we'll reveal the list of the ric

building named for the two fbi agents that were killed in the shootout in the 80s during the infamous bank robbing outside the dadeland mall. she did sponsor a bill to get it named for them and got it fast-tracked by going to the speaker of the house at that time, john boehner, to get it done. so the white house still very critical of her but adjusting their story. listen here. >> general kelly said he was stunned that representative wilson made comments at a building dedication honoring slain fbi agents about her own actions in congress, including lobbying former president obama on legislation. as general kelly pointed out, if you can make a sacred act like honoring american heros about yourself, you're an empty barrel. if you don't understand that reference. i'll put it more simply. in the south we say all hat, no cattle. >> they're suggesting at the white house during the day outside of the venue where she made the speech, she was tooting her own horn and grandstanding other issues. trace? >> it wasn't just the congresswoman saying this. >> no. the aunt that was the woman who brought up sergean

robbed two banks in one day. this man is wanted for robbing the philadelphia federal credit union on baltimore avenue yesterday morningeveral hours later, police say, he robbed suntender bank in yeadon. in both crimes he handed the tell area note demanding cash and ran away. >> new jersey trooper simply out to watch a football's game and ends up saving someone's life in the right place at the right time. there is the trooper at the bottom of the screen. watching football in rock away township, see the other guy choking get behind him, doing the heimlich maneuver, he saves his life it, works perfectly, within seconds, it is cents all a big success, the guy breathing normally again, just got a sore throat. some sore ribs, and he will fully recover from that. but thanks for the quick work right there. >> a friends you want around, right? >> exactly. >> just tag along with me at all time. 5:38 this thursday morning. >> all right, so the cards ash yan's now making another $150 million. they have extended their contract. seems like every single one of them is pregnant. so the series will never, ever die out. >> this morning

the number we got. let's get some analysis, joining us now is rob wood from bank of america, and joumanna bercetche is still with us let's kick things off with you, rob. does thatpoints, like the wages data. that's an important component. >> i think november at this point in time is a done deal there is another hike priced in by august of 2018. so the market has went from pricing in nothing to two hikes next year. coming back to inflation data, this one is important. it's the last inflation number that the npc will get before the november meeting. and that's translate nothing this overall number if you strip out the currency impact, the inflation is 2.2 to 2.3. that's the background. but when they released their inflation forecast for 2018, they were assuming market rates back then. that's when the market was not pricing in much of a hike. sintarget. where is wage growth probably below 2%. yes, it's been better than expected, but we're running 0.2 a quarter this is rate cutting territory, not rate hiking territory. i don't agree with the ammunition point the best way the bank of england can create ammunitio

the way it takes effect next year. >> federal agent are looking for a man they say pretty busy here robbed two banks in just one day. nted for robbing g zero g the philadelphia credit union on baltimore avenue yesterday morning at 8:30. then several hours later, police say, he robbed a sun tender bank in yeadon. in both crimes, he handed the bank tell areas note demanding cash. >> there is a new jersey state troop here found himself in the right place at the right time while off duty on sunday. trooper dennis, watching football sunday, up at buffalo wild wings, when all the sinned he notices a guy nearby choking. look what he does, runs right over there, performs the heimlich maneuver, within seconds, he successful, the guy breathing again, back to normal, and besides the sore throat and some sore ribs, that guy will be okay, very thankfully. wow. >> all right. so, we want to get your opinion about this one, maybe some controversy. have you heard of uber birth control? apparently it is a thing. >> heard about it. people certainly not happy about this one. but you can get it right here in our area. more on the uber bi

the right track. larry: i think so. alison: i love it. still to come at 5:00, police say this man robbed a bankagged down the last person a thief would want to see. how it landed him behind bars ahead. >> plus, the protest grown to a national debate that has drawn the ire of the president. now colin kaepernick has a new fight. taking on the nfl itself. >> a in a noisy world ... northern virginia's own novec is listening to its cust affordable electricity, renewable energy options, and ways to save energy and money. novec delivers the most reliable power in the region. and customers are paying less for electricity than they did eight years ago. novec is listening and responding. that's because this not-for-profit cooperative is owned by the people it serves. novec. listening. responding. announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. alison: claims of a hate crime and urine used as a veteran after a man attacked a homeless passenger aboard a montgomery county reporter kevin lewis joins us with a story you will see only on 7:00. tell us about it. kevin: metro transit police telling

identification he left. 35 minutes later he returned and hands the teller a threatening note and got a bagful of cash and left again. and also robbed a bank in delaware county. >>> turning to the accuweather forecast. another day with mostly sunshine out there. but feeling chilly. a jacket is a good idea. lets go live outside sky 6 hd showing you the airport. a little bit of cloud cover out there right now. accuweather says we'll get warmer in the coming days. and david murphy with all the details. >> we started out bright and sunny and cloud cover around right now and a couple of sprinkles and showers now and here on the terrace light mist coming out of the lower cloud cover above. take a look at satellite, you see how earlier this morning we were clear and now the clouds spinning in and a couple of showers not out of the question through the afternoon and i think late this afternoon the chance of the clouds breaking up a bit. 56 and cool and grab the sweatshirt or jacket. 58 in wilmington and trenton and 52 in allentown and breezy across the region as well. and winds have a chance of busting up into maybe the 20s in gust form and 12 mil

considering their identity a year later the government banned the burka for security reasons we were told because any woman wearing a burka could rob a bank. with a valuable take. but the kids believed far more bank robberies were committed by people wearing motorbike helmets and that the ban had nothing to do with public security. it was only intended to discriminate against muslims. not long after that the belgian government decided to support the americans in afghanistan. gov more because this is the young people said that's going too far or. we muslims are paying taxes that fund a war against our own muslim brothers and sisters in afghanistan but if it ever and i get caught hold of. this one of those don't know what. would you already call that radical thinking that you know we go on a. war yes because at that point you've already pushed the young people to the edge of society to such an extent that they don't want to assimilate anymore they use a statement by the prophet as an argument the muslim community is a body one part is hurting the whole body feels it that's why young people also feel connected to their sisters and brothers i

the shooter's background. we learned his father was a criminal, he later escaped from prison, robbed another bank in san francisco, landing him on the fbi's 10 most wanted list. experts indicate he was a diagnosed psycho path. >> it happens after every shooting massacre, heated arguments on gun control. and tonight is no different. people attending a bay area vigil tonight were of one mind. >> there were about 24 people here tonight all of them saying the time to act is right now on new gun legislation, but they know this has been an uphill and fruitless climb in the past. the video can't come close to what victims and survivors of the mass shooting actually experienced. a somber address today by the president following the massacre. >> it was an act of pure evil. >> at which vigil tonight, more sentiments about the evil. >> i felt like i was watching the news after 9/11. >> a call for tougher gun law. the vigil by the brady campaign. >> every day people are dieing at the hands of a gun, why. >> reporter: the group knows it will have a fight to restrict the type and number of guns to be sold to the public. and th