no doubt about it. >> rochelle: are you serious? come on now! >> anthony: i've been all over the south. i've had a lot of greens and those are some -- they're not just delicious, they're luxurious. >> rochelle: thank you so much. >> anthony: big hunks of, you won't tell me what, in there? right? >> rochelle: i can't tell y'all my secret. >> anthony: will this kind of entrepreneurship lead detroit out of its sinkhole? probably not. i can't believe there's, like, not a line of cars around the corner. that -- was good. but it's no longer about winning, is it? it's about surviving. >> rochelle: dinner, sandwiches! rib tips, collards! ♪ >> anthony: there are approximately 80,000 abandoned buildings within detroit's 140 square mile city limits. what that translates to, unfortunately, is about 14 acts of arson a day. nearly 5,000 a year. that's just arson. that doesn't include the thousands of other types of fires and medical emergencies the detroit fire department responds to every day. with an ever lower valued housing market where you c

nearly three times the price of what rochelle was paying. >> your whole life changed because they saidave to move out. it turns out that family member is not living there. >> not sure what to say to that. i mean, surprise -- >> the landlord declined to speak with us, and the new tenant did not want to talk either. what they don't realize if their landlord cannot defend that conviction, they're entitled to rochelle's rent. >> you may end up having better rent than you thought you would have ever had. >> to extend that to an entire year of rent, we're talking savings of $35,000 in some cases. >> will you get your home work done? >> she says landlords should no be allowed to kick anyone out nil they prove they or their family members are actually moving in. >> if that is the sole reason they are having family split apart, then definitely, they need to show that is what they're doing. >> on our website, we mapped every single owner move in eviction for the past three years. it's easy to find in your neighborhood. you can even see when the eviction took place. many of these are totally lega

i'm talking ingrid versus rochelle. in the hoop challenge, you're not just up against another gal, you're also battling yourself and your powers of concentration, not to mention the elements. ( girls cheering ) narrator: and just like that, the tide ends rochelle's try for the trophy. ay, my sweet, whacked out 4k gals. see that fool up there? he's gonna jump off a six-story project into that little snowdrift. but i ain't mad at him. i can relate. the elevator's been out in my building for two years now, and trust me, it's got me all fired up. but clinton, man, can't you just take the stairs? if the stairwell is anything like my building, of port-o-potty no. 5, mom's fave, by the way. but now i accept it. getting mad won't fix the elevator. our building super don't care, man. you have to light yourself on fire to get any attention around here. oh, come on, he did not! it was just an expression! oh, now he's gonna pose like he's in the olympics. jump, stupid! my aunt may stepped off an escalator wrong and broke her damn h

rochelle finney says her son walked away from the school and nobody knew where he was.ro that he shows her going behind h the desk in after the secretary before restrainedi by the principal. she would pick a lot but he lef the school and nobody knew wher he went. expect to send your kid to school and that they will be safe, and secure and you think that his best place for your ki while you are atst work and for that not to happen, caused a lo of panic, in a lot of pain. our security measures are tight, that when we find out that something like this happens, we address it right awayfiomik and we probably have by certainly cannot say that what she did was justified to go behind the desk and physically assault the employee. she was arrested and charged with criminal damaging and assaultin, her son was found sa at their home a half-mile from the school. this part of education, leveling a record fine against penn state for its investigatio former assistant football coach former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky. they find the schoole $2.4 million for violating a la that req

rochel suffered head injuries but is still alive according to the columbian government. his teammates survived but died at a nearby hospital. the tragedy in south america is the deadly plane crash involving a sports team. others include a crash in 1970 that clipped 36 lives from west virginia. in 2001, 8 people killed in a plane crash involving players for the oklahoma state basketball team. ten years later 36 people died in a plane crash involving a russian hockey team. >> isis is claiming responsibility for yesterday's violent rampage at ohio state university. the isis state called the somalian born student who carried out the attack a soldier of the group. abdul razak ali artan deliberately plowed into people with his car and then got out of his car and stabbed several others with a butcher knife. investigators say the 18-year- old student was angry about the treatment of moslems. oklahoma senator james langford says it is important to work with the moslem community to prevent similar attacks. >> we got to know from the moslem community why it is happening this way an

. >> reporter: rochelle commented on facebook she is a ship shopper. she says as an independent contractor i have the ability to work when i want to work. there are many more ways to make extra money. look for the story on wtsp.com or the 10news app. jenny dean, 10news wtsp. >>> a marching band from the tampa bay area is going to be making their way through the big apple. they are headed to new york city to perform in the macy's thanksgiving day parade. they have been practicing for months now. their hard work the students are the only ones from florida performing in the 90th annual macy's thanksgiving day parade. >>> have you seen this picture? the turkeys blocked part of the highway in minnesota. the driver tweeted the photo thursday afternoon with the caption, turkeys protesting thanksgiving. traffic at a standstill. no cars were getting through until they were able to get the turkeys out of there. weekend. maybe you have some early visitors for thanksgiving. looks like we are in for a nice one? >> it is going to be gorgeous through the weekend. a l

the soccer team posted this on facebook before they got on the plane, one of the players allen rochelle, a 27-year-old defender seen here with his teammates is said to be one of the survivors. >> three soccer players and two crew members and one journalist survived and the 75 victims, the brazilian president declared three days of mourning. >>> wild fires racing through passenger forced the evacuation of thousands of residents and destroyed hundreds of structures. firefighters and national guard troops and local and state personnel are sent to help fight the fire in gatlinburg. 1400 residents and tourists have already evacuated the area. >>> it's day four of a mourning period in cuba following the death of former president, fidel castro, a ceremony will be held in his honor and his ashes will be taken on a 500 mile tour of the island country and his funeral is scheduled for sunday in sant yag oh. neither president obama or vice president biden will head to cuba for the services. >>> still to come on "action news" at noon, a local supermarket was vandalized and they left behind a politic

between washington, d.c., and boston but a 56-mile stretch between new haven, connecticut, and new rochelle, new york, still does not have the technology. and new jersey transit has made little progress when it comes to getting the ptc into place according to federal railroad administration. it's not on any tracks. now the railroad says the federal data does not reflect the amount of progress. they say they're on schedule to meet the deadline to have ptc fully installed. >>> it's 5:47. to an nbc 10 exclusive. a major effort to rebuild a philadelphia neighborhood destroyed by the move bombing decades ago is under way and only nbc 10 was there yesterday as companies interested in redeveloping dozens of vacant homes toured the area. more than 60 homes burned down after a police helicopter dropped a bomb on a house that was serving as the headquarters of the radical group move in 1985. efforts to rebuild over the years ended with shoddy construction. now the city is hoping to avoid making the same mistakes. nbc 10 spoke to neighbors who welcomed the news. >> i would have liked to see it all com

but a 56-mile stretch between new haven, connecticut, and new rochelle, new york, still does not have the technology. new jersey transit has made little progress in getting the ptc into place according to federal railroad administration. it's not on any tracks. the railroad says the federal data does not reflect the amount of progress it's making. it's on schedule to meet a deadline december 2018 to have it fully installed. 50 degrees outside. today philadelphia's rolling out new services to help homeless young people. the city will announce new funding that will go to groups to help get homeless kids off the street. $700,000 was secured. city leaders will talk about where the money came from and which groups will get it. the nbc 10 digital team spent months profiling the faces of homeless youth. you can watch their in-depth reports now on nbc10.com or on the nbc10 app. a quick thinking police detective is being credited for saving a man from a burning car. >> the show of bravery came just weeks before his retirement. take a look at this video. it captures the moment the car went up i

charismatic capture rochelle finney coming into the office where her 5-year-old son was reportedly missing. i ran about 23 miles from fourth avenue. where the school was located. behindnd the counter, going after the school secretary until restrained by the school principal. a >> just pain, just a lot of pai because you think of so many kids that has never returned back to their home so it is a lot of pain. >> she said she called school t say that she was picking up her grandson, expecting it to be in office but fora well over one hour nobody knew where he was. >> it is like five after 3:00 p.m. in school lets out at 2:30 p.m. angie page over the last week or so they were paid union and then another teacher came in, and other school representative, i checked the bathrooms and cannot find in th bathrooms.h >> our security measures are tied, we find out that somethin like this happens we addressed right away,y, we probably have this point.in time, but i certainly cannot say that what she did was justified to go assault employee. we can sit back and armchair quarterback, as to she should have

rochelle bond is accessory after the fact to her daughter's killing. it is not clear if she will be there. bella's body was found on deer island last year. no one knew who she was last year for months until she told a friend her boyfriend killed the two-year-old. he is charged with murder. >> gene: off-duty state trooper will spend 100 days in plymouth. john basler convicted of motor vehicle manslaughter and homicide. he was charged with reckless operation. state police suspended him after the crash. fox25 reached out to get update on the status. this morning we are told nothing has changed and spokesperson told fox25 the internal case is penning and we will address the duty status in his conviction. >> sara: this morning the city of salem is taking steps to fire a veteran police officer who is the husband of the police chief now that he is facing charges he raped a man in protective custody. according to investigators brian butler sexually assaulted a man who was being held in the booking area at the salem police department. this happened on halloween

rochelle bond charged with being accessory after the fact to her daughter's killing. it is not clear if she will be there. bella's body was found at bag on deer island in june of last year. no one knew who she was for months until police say bond told a friend her boyfriend killed the two-year-old. he july off-duty state trooper will spend 120 days in jail for killing a mother and daughter. jury acquitted of motor vehicle manslaughter and motor vehicle homicide. he was found guilty on the lesser charge of drunk driving and reckless operation. slammed head on with car in 2013 killing susan macchi and her we are told nothing has changed. in statement spokesperson told fox25 the internal case is pending and address his duty status in the very near future in light of his conviction. >> daniel: city of salem taking steps to fire veteran police officer who's the husband of police chief now that he is facing charge he raped man in protective custodydy investigators brian butler sexually assaulted the man held in the book lined up with what the victim told police a week later

her two oldest children went to live with their dad in san francisco and rochelle moved to oakland withngest daughter. >> having your kids taken away from you is hard. >> reporter: san francisco is home to the most seen this decade. to find out what's behind the spike, we obtained city records for an entire year's worth of evictions. they list every landlord or family member that was supposed to move in as part of an eviction in 2014. by law they had to intend to live there for at least three years before renting to someone new but our investigation uncovered what appears to be widespread abuse. what we found was pretty astonishing. that's my producer, michael balk. we travelled all throughout the city over the past six months going door to door to nearly 300 of those homes to find out who's living there. we interviewed over 100 people about their living situation and in 24 cases which represent nearly one in four of all the evictions we looked into, the person who should be living in the home is not. an apparent violation of the city's own laws. >> does anyone check if the people who s

the gilmartins live in new rochelle, right? yes. get a load of this. here's a rental receipt for an apartment in manhattan made out to walter smith. wouldn't you think a guy could dream up a better name than smith? well, he's got other things on his mind. i'll keep this and give it to him when i see him. ( arthur hums "stars and stripes forever" ) ah, maudie, we're going over to my place to look at the football game. fine. oh, walter, do you really think that every man has something to hide? not necessarily. i happen to believe very strongly in a man's privacy. besides, maude, everyone has something he'd rather the rest of the world didn't see. have a nice funeral. every man has something he'd rather the world... oh, florida, listen, honey, when mrs. gilmartin comes by, her husband's wallet is right here in the desk drawer. okay. and, uh, listen, be very careful e, too. hi! carol, don't you ever knock before you come in? in my own home? oh, yeah, well. well, once in a while, it wouldn't hurt. mother, why are you so jumpy, and why are you trying to hide

we were supposed to be crowning points leader rochelle this time since her lead was insurmountable, but she's been called back to the mainland. meaning the title goes to... our second place contestant, ingrid, who has not been seen since she was reported hiking near the lip of a volcano. ( woman screams ) so we'd love to announce our new champion, yvette. except i'm told she accepted the proposal of a wealthy arab sheik and has been whisked off to kuwait. depending on who you ask, which means the line of succession falls all the way down to heather, but she's in a statistical dead heat with lil' amber. this is unprecedented. so, according to the bylaws of the whacked out bikini sports challenge, we're gonna decide this thing with push-ups. this is the whacked out push-up contest. narrator: amber, you're first alphabetically, so you go first. see those gloves? she means business. let's see what you got. one, two, three... 22! that's awesome! you're a beast, girl! narrator: will it be enough to hold off heather? it all comes down to this. - girl: one... - narrator: is she wearing sandals?

one of the players, alan rochelle, a 27-year-old defender seen here with his teammates, is said to be one of the survivors. authorities say in all three soccer players, two crewmembers and one ournalist survived and for the 75 victims, the resilient president just declared three days of mourning. elizabeth hur, abc news new york. >>> crews are trying to figure out what sparked this fire that caused a furniture store to go up in flames. >> jason gruenauer has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: flames toward this furniture and antiques store starting about 9 am this morning. this is the green door furniture and antiques on 41st and tennyson in northwest denver. take a look of the pictures % the flames were and why crews decided it was best to stay on the outside of the building and fight this from above and from the front heree denver fire officials still don't know what caused this but investigators are on the scene. they tell me they don't believe at this point it is suspicious. no one was inside when the fire started and the best news is no one was hurt. because of the siz

. >> reporter: for students like rochelle bata who attended yesterday -- >> nobody has given us information. i have $27,000 in debt from this school and i don't even know if i'm going to get a diploma at the end of this. >> reporter: in the midst of all the angst. >> you're welcome to stay here as longs on you don't interfere with the other business -- as long as you don't interfere with other businesses. >> i sacrificed a year and a half to better myself for my child and to do this is not right. >> we didn't >> reporter: kelly prika walks in. not only is she an employee -- >> i've been here 16 years. i have cancer. i have no insurance. >> reporter: she was the school's national director of regulatory compliance. >> i know there was a lawsuit in kansas city that they lost. >> reporter: two former employees filed this $32.8 million lawsuit claiming that heritage college falsified attendance records and changed grades so it could receive financial aid money from the government. >> nobody seems to care.

kyle in new rochelle, why do they say the president was gracious to invite trump to his house?r house. technically true, kyle, but you try walking occupy the gates and let ourself in. not happening. kevin in new york city, cavuto, love your thought bubble about what each guy was thinking. obama's i can't repeat, but trump, this place could use a lot more gold and brass. maybe. maybe. kay says the hot mail, hear crow was the lunch special and they washed it down with some humble pie. now, now, kay. the election is over. still, a lot of bitterness out there and a lot of protests out there calvin wondered if things were the other way around, cavuto, you know and i know that if discouraged trump voter's are rioting they'd be called anarchists and worst themes liberal lunatics are just exercising their rights. in state, you're the cleveland indians and we're the chicago cubs. we won, you last. suck it up. >> one, isn't it something josh earnest thinks about the protesters right to protest. and andrea, was watching you on election night and somehow how much you were visibly shaken wh

happening today the case against rochelle bond is heading back to court. she's the mother of murdered toddler bella bond. ata this afternoon no word yet if bond is going to attend the hearing. prosecutors say bond's boyfriend michael mccarthy killed the girl. they were accused of disposing of bella's body which was found on deer island last year. >>> and still ahead on "today in new england" much more on president-elect donald trump the briefing he'll receive as he moves toward his inauguration. >> a police chief's husband arrested and now facing charges in an alleged rape. week. what does your weekend look like. that answer right after your break. >> also ahead. one boston business facing back lash after offering up a trump tattoo. we'll be right back. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we're offering incredibly fast 150 meg internet, just in time for the holidays. hurry, freddy, you're gonna miss it. coming. i can't believe he's doing this. it's so fast that in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson held by gary watson... fly, gary, fly. ...his

owns between washington and boston but a 56-mile stretch between new haven, connecticut, and new rochelle, new york, still does not have that technology. new jersey transit has made little from degrees in getting the ptc into place according to the federal railroad administration. it's not on any of their tracks. the railroad says the federal data does not reflect the amount of progress it is making. njt says it's on schedule to meet the deadline of december 2018 to have ptc fully installed. >>> philadelphia is rolling out a new effort to help homeless young people. the city will announce new funding that will go to groups to help get homeless kids off the street. $700,000 was secured. city leaders will talk about where the money came from and which groups will get it. the nbc 10 digital team spent months profiling the face of homeless youth. nbc10.com or on our nbc 10 app. >>> all right. 6:38 and we have some weather to talk about. lots of moving in. >> bill henley has the details on that. >> we're seeing the very first of round one this morning. that's light rain falling and notice the

joined by who will share the news with you about the tragic death of her daughter, rush l jones, -- rochelle jones, who died in a by anhooting, gun down ak-47. we also have a millennial who will tell you this tragic story of having lost 28 loved ones and friends to gun violence in the southside of chicago, something that no one should ever have to endure or live with. we have dr. george woods, a neuropsychiatrist and the president of the international academy for law and mental health. why have we brought this esteemed panel of experts to you. we have done so because gun violence is a multi-spear issue. you cannot look at it simply through one lens. it is kaleidoscopic. it affects every aspect of a person's life in the united states. they will talk about that today from many different perspectives. it is important to think about these issues not only as political issues because we do expect congress to take action. as many have said in newspaper reporting's, on television screens, in protest outside of the supreme court, protest outside of congress, there has been a failure to act, a failure

the girl's mother, rochelle bond, was not in court. no trial date set for her and charged with being accessory after the fact. her body washed up on deer island last year and took months to identify her. >> gene: cambridge couple claimed the irish nanny killed their baby. they filed a wrongful death lawsuit after their one-year-old at 2013. murder charge against ashland brady mccarthy was dropped last year after a medical examiner changed the baby's cause of death from homicide to undetermined. the couple's lawyer told fox25 they know mccarthy doesn't have enough to pay up but yesterday's rule will keep her making money off movie or book deal. >> sara: was sentenced to four months in jail for drunk and reckless driving but not found at fault for the crash that killed susan mack and he her daughter juliet in plymouth back in 2013. that is because state police say both cars crossed the alignment. susan's brother spoke to fox25 about the sentencing. >> we wanted to seek justice. we don't have any revenge or feelings for him if there's any

until elvis came along, the most famous recorded song in american history, as he was coming from new rochelle, new york, to grand went tostadium, where i escape a rainstorm, song he wrote was "over there." it the day after the american entry into the war in 1917. here are two versions for how he wrote the song but the one he wrote on the train is a little better. upposedly, he went to the ring announcer at madison square garden, sang the song for them nd the ring announcer said, george, that's your hit. it's symbolic of two things to me. first, the change from 1917 to 1915, when, as some of you know, song in the r united states was a song called "i didn't raise my boy to be a soldier." controversial song from the start. theodore roosevelt, in the way could eodore roosevelt have, another new york city guy, he said anybody that doesn't like -- that likes that song like a song that ould say, i didn't raise my girl to be a mother." however, after the sinking of he ship and after the reparedness movement, even the song's writer backed away. didn't suggest that song to suggest moral equivalence. be

tonight i talked with a couple of well-known trump supporters, lynnette hardaway and rochelle richardsonbly seen them at trump rallies opening the crowd, talking up donald trump before he speaks. i asked them what the turnout in florida particularly means for donald trump. >> i think it helps him. i think it helps him. immigrants of this country that did it the right way, they want everybody else to do it the right way. >> if they did it the right way, everybody else should do it the right way. i think it helps donald trump. >> we're looking at a live picture of trump supporters gathering here watching the returns. the story from florida, well, it's the whole enchilada. if trump wins florida, he's well on his way. if he loses florida, it's hard to see a path to the white house. reporting from new york, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, mark. the early election results and opinions are flying around social media at a breakneck pace. >> scott budman is here. all eyes on that second screen tonight. >> absolutely, janelle and jessica. it's going to be that way all night. let me