ron rossi showed "action news" this pacu fish he caught yesterday in burlington county.ated to a piranha. but instead of razor-sharp teeth they are flatter and almost human-like. it's great. >>> state officials believe the fish native to south america are ending up in our waters from pet owners who no longer want them >>> phillies up at yankee stadium trying to avoid yet another road loss. >> and they did. >> they did avoid it. >> they did. and the phillies haven't won on the road since may 23. the 12-game losing streak is the longest in a long time. hard to think that it would take the trip to the bronx to snap it. they have to go happy and he is the one reason to watch. the first at-bat at yankee stadium. he will remember that one. and the phills up 6-2 and the rookie the 2-run single to right giving the phillies the 8-2 lead. in the sixth one on and another one gone. a 2-run home run. the first multi-home run game. and not just showing off with his bat, batter in the sixth. the diving stop. and throw to first for the out if 4-5, five r.b.i.s and they beat the yankees

ron rossi showed "action news" this pacu fish he caught in swedes lake yesterday.ok online to figure out what kind of fish this actually is. it's actually a fish that is native to south america. it's related to the pir ran a teddy roosevelt declared it to be delicious. whereas the piranha will tear you apart the pacu might just nibble your fingers a bit. they're ending up in rivers and other place ices because people buy them, they're little they get huge and people let them loose. >> a fallen police officer's memory lives on through education. the chuck cassidy scholarship fund awards dinner took place last night at fop headquarters in northeast philadelphia. the fund pays for catholic education for boys and girls. officer cassidy was killed answering a holdup in 2007. his legacy is giving these children a chance. >> it's 4:58 and we have new video from overnight. severe thunderstorms sweep across parts of the midwest spawning a tornado damaging homes and uprooting trees. >> new research leads doctors to issue a special recommendation to pregnant women. "action ne

ron rossi showed "action news" this pacu fish he caught in swedes lake yesterday.to look online to figure out what kind of fish is this its a fish native to south america related to the piranha but has a different set of teeth and jaw line is that far less likely to attack and desire human flesh. that's a good thing for mr. rossi. state officials believe, excuse me, the fish are starting to end up in our water from pet owners who are overwhelmed by just how big they can get. >> they throw it back in. >> or eat it. >> teddy roosevelt said they are delicious. >> better you eat it than it eat you. all right, let's take a look outside. we've got problems on the roadway. this is the boulevard at broad street. we're fine here but southbound on the boulevard at mascher in the inner drive an accident with only one lane getting by. watch for that causing a problem this morning. here's a new accident involving a tractor-trailer in west norton. this is the boulevard of the generals at george washington avenue so watch for that accident involving a tractor-trailer. and mass tr

. >> reporter: ron rossi is talking about the catch he made yesterday during a fishing excursion with his family. frank rossi ron's son and fishing buddy says he couldn't identify it either. >> i've never seen anything like that before in the lake. it was different. >> reporter: at first judging from its appearance they thought it was a piranha. after researching on the internet indications were that it's actually a south american fish called a papu. papu are related to piranha. while they have teeth as you can see they're not sharp. the rossis say that's how they confirmed the fish's identity. >> we did pull the bottom lip down the see what it looked like. they have almost human teeth and this is exactly what it looked like on the internet. >> reporter: the creation question is how did a fresh water fish from south america end up in a man-made lake in new jersey. state officials say the answer begins with people buying pacu from pet stores for their aquariums. a spokesperson from the dep sent "action news" a statement readingreading in part many times these fish are deposited into la

commissioners my name is ron lee i was born and raised in north beach i lived in 518 vallejo so for the first 20 years of my life i've seen a lot of changes that i was a little kid rossi marketed was a booming business now changed back there then there was no produce market or other stores that sold groceries on stockton now stockton is full of groceries and fresh vegetables and produce a grocery can't sustain this this is why rossi market closed all the businesses have changed and the hardware small hardware store that's been there hundred years they've crossed good because there are other hardware stores that people go to you can get things cheaper and different variety and more things so i think momma's it the better answer to being at this location and not only i can say that you can tell you listen by watching the amount of people standing in line for momma's on sunday morning that goes down the street an hour to two hour wait mostly are community people standing in line just looking at them speaks for itself we need to expand momma's to a better and bigger location and it is good for business and raises the tax base for san francisco so we can all enjoy more tax