you just do that kind of stuff on death row. i think the best thing about being out is i don't see any uniforms. ever. and i see leaves and grass that i actually do walk on. i don't care if it's somebody else's yard. i do walk on it. okay. let's see if we can find a menu on this thing. okay. the menu doesn't work. >> for keenan, the simplest tasks now all come with a learning curve. >> the phone can do a lot more than just ring. i can't even get the menu. this sucks! >> keenan has noticed other changes, as well. >> i've noticed that a lot of people drink diet beer now. i had to acclimatize myself no matter what restaurants you go into, you get free refills. of whatever beverage you're drinking. that's a new thing too. i'm still looking for bell bottom jeans, though. >> time has stood still for you. >> yeah, it has. it really has. >> keenan does appreciate one thing about this new world. the ease with which he can speak to his wife miriam in colombia. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> talking to my wife was the happiest thing i

when you walk on death row, it's completely silent.t is eerily silent. >> randy haight convicted of double murder and armed robbery has been on death row at kentucky state penitentiary since 1995. >> we have one of the most well-behaved units in the institution. you can't say that we ain't got nothing to lose. we got plenty to lose. we have whatever privileges we do have, you know, that can be wiped away in a heartbeat. >> but that's not the only reason death row inmates are often the best behaved. >> their basic behavior is directly related to them being able to say in their clemency plea that we were good guys while we were there. we didn't create havoc. we weren't violent. we weren't all these things. and try to obviously portray the good things that they've done while they've been incarcerated. >> i have a hope that one day i can be out of prison, you know. even though that hope might be small. i know that what i done was wrong. i deserve to be where i'm at. i've accepted whatever might come. >> what the future holds for haight is

and it shows that innocent people is on death row.hings can happen in this world, death is going to come to all of us, if a hurricane come through here, and kill your chile, you know your family can only get mad at god. you can't blame god, when things like that happen, death will come to all of us. >> sara says her objections to the death penalty it's expensive and hopefully people are noticing how many innocent people have been killed. capitol punishment has proven to be a complete failure. and we also have alex who says reare perking to the earlier question about the wishes of the families says their wishes are the biggest reason are why the death penalty shouldn't exist. referring to the cases where the families say we have experienced that hand first hand, we don't want to see that reare pete with the perpetrator. >> alaska, a state that depends on it's natural beauty >> we need to make sure that we have clean air >> some are living off natures bounty >> we're rich cause of all the resources we have... >> while others say they ca

and it shows that innocent people is on death row. things can happen in this world, death is going to come to all of us, if a hurricane come through here, and kill your chile, you know your family can only get mad at god. you can't blame god, when things like that happen, death will come to all of us. >> sara says her objections to the death penalty it's expensive and hopefully people are noticing how many innocent people have been killed. capitol punishment has proven to be a complete failure. and we also have alex who says reare perking to the earlier question about the wishes of the families says their wishes are the biggest reason are why the death penalty shouldn't exist. referring to the cases where the families say we have experienced that hand first hand, we don't want to see that reare pete with the perpetrator. ♪ welcome back. we are assesse future of the death penalty in the united states. question asked our community, should it be abolished or leave to the united states. >> we with have some comments on this. we with leave

sometimes in the black of night, they'd even break into song. ♪ row row row your boat ♪ >> as the rowersed the halfway point, 1,-800 miles o'day 47, their skipper, jordan, was able to take pride in how it of working out. >> i don't know if anybody's going to be the best friend, but you we'll all be the people we crossed the ocean with. we've been a very good team. everybody's compassionate and very much cares about everybody else. and that makes me very, very happy. >> yet, the danger ahead was never far from their minds. thunderstorms that came out of nowhere, the eerie feeling they'd be rammed by a big ship in the middle of the night. there was always reason to be wary. for now, though, it was time to sleep. >>> coming up -- >> i feel like they're going to be in dangerous waters. >> an ominous message is looking for one of these? yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole family. >>> the crew of the tiny 29-foot row boat "the james robert hanson," had been fighting the elements for weeks on end. there were storms, broken oars, power problems. all seemed to be conspiring again the

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only one row is used.e single row and the split-up panel have been carrying twice the load they should have been. >> they decided to alter the installation procedure. it wasn't an approved procedure. >> the repair is certified to last 10,000 takeoff-landing cycles. by the day of the crash, this particular 747 has already gone more than 12,000 cycles. the repair is inspected, but because a sealant has been used over the bulkhead, cracks developing between the riveted are not found. the plane is a ticking time bomb. >> unfortunately, the repair was insufficient and cracks started to develop over the service life after the airplane was returned in to passenger use. there was no proper inspection procedure, as well. >> as jal 123 passes through 24,000 feet, cracks begin to connect between the rivets, leaving the bulkhead to fail catastrophically. it's a structural failure due not to bad airplane design but to a faulty repair and inadequate oversight. >> when we look back at structural failures, how common is i

packed with taste. >>> in 2002, seth and pablo are awaiting execution on florida's death row.victed of slaying three defenseless victims in a 1994 home invasion. >> you know, at one point, i kind of gave up. you know, if they execute me, oh well. i was like my life has been so bad, it's like take me out of my misery. >> his attitude changes he says when he makes the decision to become what's commonly known as a jailhouse lawyer. >> he turned into a legal expert on his case. he knew everything about his case. he had a case law i have never heard of. over and over. >> his efforts result in the florida supreme court considering whether to overturn the verdict, creating hope for him and frustration for the families of victims, sharon anderson, marie rogers and butch casey. >> if i have hard feelings at all, it's about the way our system allows people to stay on death row for a ridiculous amount of time and to drain the system of one appeal after the next. >> still, she's gratified when the state's highest court reaffirms aybar's conviction based on this still revealing his face. p

they recognized rowe from the surveillance video at frank's pizza. he picked out rowe's mug shot. >> he took out the money and he left. when i was watching the cameras an video and everything then it was kind of scary you know. >>reporter:the suspect had a gun and mask in their cars when stopped. they recovered for masks and body armour in their homes. he held on $5.5 million. at frank's pizza they are glad these guys are locked up. >> i feel good. i feel good. i hope those guys are going to be there for a long time. >>reporter:they will be indeed in jail for a low pressur a lon. they are facing mandatory sentences based on their prior criminal records. david henry, "action news" rick. >>> thank you. robbers at two 7-eleven stores may have been committed by the same man. a man walked in and pointed a weapon andy manned cash. and de. man matching the description of a previous thief grabs $20 and ran off. >>> a man stolen 6,000 for an a.t.m. and surveillance cameras were rolling. he used a crowbar to get inside of the deli. he tore open the a.t.m. and

sitting in the new seats in 36 row up from the field. 49ers pecking up the extra cost. >> i sat in my seat. looked how the game is going to be and i said yes. >>reporter: 49ers didn't respond to questions about those glass passengers but really came through for dave. telling us we are really glad mr. cooper is happy with the resolution and that he brought his concern to us. we are just thankful we were able to help one of our customers. here's why dave saw on game day. the whole nine yards. if. >> know better feeling. can't sit if front of a tv set. no better feeling. >>reporter: the position of the glass object trust the view from his particular seat on the aisle and nobody else in the section complained. new there's no word on whether configuration will be changed in the future. i would like to truly thank the 49ers for tackling this issue and scoring big time with a long time fan. i'm michael, 7 on your side. >>> good job. new ad from subway stirring up controversy tonight by telling women they need to get skinny before halloween. >> to stay in shape for all the cost sometimes. >>

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eight years in a row now. this lexus and toyota brands of the top and scion at number 8. buick the only u.s. to mastic in the top 10. -- domestic in the top 10. >> a four mile stretch of interstate 81 with 60 miles an hour. sign wednesday. the change will take effect as soon as all the signs are in place. delegation andal efforts to cut traffic. 175, the state is looking at millions of dollars in the project is expected to create about 56,000 jobs. >> today, aaa says the national average for a gallon of regular , sixded dropped to $3.04 cents less than a week ago. greater washington area, you pay an average of $3.27 a gallon. outrage from underscore nt and in new jersey after returning from helping treat ebola patients in west africa. >> the mandatory quarantined she says violated her civil rights. you think a doctor or nurse should be quarantined after helping treat those in need? crystal posts -- >> karen writes -- she has been paying attention to the news. we want to know what you think about this. at logon and share your thoughts with us. a town hall tonight to answer

withas become very famous the two rows. the other with the figure is sometimes called the friendship belt or the belt by which we linked arms with our treaty partner. in this particular case, with the british government. bestie the bells have been very important to understand the nature of our -- these two belts have been very important to understand the nature of our treaty making. two rows began in 1614 when we met with the dutch at the confluence of the rivers. somehow they were able to come to an agreement. the primary motivation was because we met the french a few years early and saw for the first time firearms. our people being naturally intelligent and beautiful said, let's not go there. let's make peace. they chose the symbol of the two row wampum to manifest that idea. imagine on one row or path is the ship of the europeans and now the descendents. ship, theer is our native one. belts,look at these old it is a little tattered and torn. i would like to think it is because of active use over the last 300 or 400 years

. >> we start with a major row brewing over the european union budget. >> britain is up in arms after being slapped with a 2.1 billion euro bill. >> according to the european commission, the economies of some countries like written and the netherlands have grown more than expected since the start of the year and they are being asked to top up the budget. >> germany and france will be receiving a rebate. britain has been asked to pay its bill by december 1. an angry david cameron said on friday that will not happen. >> burnished by minister david cameron was all smiles as he met his -- the british prime minister david cameron was all smiles as he met his counterpart. he is furious after he was presented with an additional bill. cameron says he will not pay. >> it is an unacceptable way to treat one of the biggest contributors to the european union. we are not suddenly going to get out our check the can write a check for 2 billion euros. it is not happening. >> britain's latest row over shattered a day devoted to finding solutions to the e.u.'s economic problems. the central bank has be

you lose two in a row you don't want to get too low.ou know, and if you win two in a row... >> you can do what? >> boys two men will perform half time of the eagles game sunday half time show people are really talk you about katie perry at this year' super bowl especial physical she does this. this was her last we can on the campus of old miss following their win over alabama. this gives new meaning to the term throwing down. she's not just throwing down she's throwing him back, throwing herself down. all over the place. i mean that's going to be a show. we'll hear her roar i guess. (laughter). >> all right. let's hope the eagles are in the super bowl. >> yeah, yeah. >> might be watching that. >>> exacexactly. that will do it for us here at 6:00. we'll see you back here at tonight at 10:00. have a great night. inside edition is up next. ♪ >>> worst joke ever? he shouted, i have ebola! >> i think the man is an idiot. >>> and ebola panic, why this tv doctor was disinvited from speaking at a college campus. >> it did stun me. >>> then, wal

police believe row is the ringleader. he's sitting in jail on a multi million dollar bail.ore charges are expected. >> charged with 11, three of the jobs are still under investigation. we have follow up. one of them were don't have video. that's the one main reason. we have to interview some peop people. and try to get them identified. >> reporter: so they can likely charge him with the full 14. some merchants were terrified say police. locking up at night to keep the bandits out. it look like -- looks like that's over for now. jeff cole in the newsroom, fox 29 news. folks? >> all right, thank you very much, jeff. >>> a robber hits this holmesburg 7eleven this morning shortly after 4:00 on the 9,000 block of frankford avenue. employees say the masked gunman walked in, demanded the cash then took off. if you know anything about it, give police a call. >>> and philadelphia police headquarters is moving out of center city. the new state of the art building broke ground today at 46th and market on the side of the landmark provident life insurance building. the new public safety

i spent three years on death row. >> went on a robbery, a half a million dollar score.was a residence, a safe. three people, three innocent people, end up losing their life when they didn't have to. they didn't deserve to. >> stroud's victims were contractors working at the home stroud and his accomplices robbed. stroud ordered the men tied up and then shot each in the head with a pistol. >> when i first walked on death row, the thing that hit me first was the silence. the absolute silence. walking on there was like the type of silence that takes you in, the type of silence that's listening to you, watching your every move to see how you're going to respond to it. i came on the unit 23 years old, trying to project courage, confidence and strength but on the inside, i was upset. i was confused and i was afraid. the thing i remember the most was the cold concrete floor underneath my bare feet. and it just sitting on the edge of that bunk, man, and i just broke down and started crying and crying for all the people that i hurt, crying for justice, crying for my mother. you

we're going there, rowe. lava lamps. you from coal mines to crab boats on the discovery channel's series "dirty jobs" and he was a opera singer in baltimore. it's here at cnn where mike rowe plans to take you to the people and the newest original series someone has to do it, rowe introduces you to people who simply have to do it. here he is sitting on set with me. i thought you were going to stand me up. you made it. >> the way you said that, it made it interesting. i was hanging on every word you were saying and believing most of it. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> thanks for coming to my party. >> you're welcome. thanks for having us. >> they threw me a party. >> a bit of a shindig which was awesome. we have pictures. you may want to hold off on thinking me. hang on a second. roll the clip. get excited for wednesday. >> clips. >> my wet suit is on backwards and my might care when i go down to depth. >> you may want to change that. >> zip me. >> how does that fit now? >> it feels like a dream. >> nicely done. >> thank

sitting in the new seats in 36 row up from the field. 49ers pecking up the extra cost. >> i sat in my seat. looked how the game is going to be and i said yes. >>reporter: 49ers didn't respond to questions about those glass passengers but really came through for dave. telling us we are really glad mr. cooper is happy with the resolution and that he brought his concern to us. we are just thankful we were able to help one of our customers. here's why dave saw on game day. the whole nine yards. if. >> know better feeling. can't sit if front of a tv set . no better feeling. >>reporter: the position of the glass object trust the view from his particular seat on the aisle and nobody else in the section complained. new there's no word o configuration will be changed in the future. i would like to truly thank the 49ers for tackling this issue and scoring big time with a long time fan. i'm michael, 7 on your side. >>> good job. new ad from subway stirring up controversy tonight by telling women they need to get skinny before halloween. >> to stay in shape for all the cost sometimes. >> what's t

for a second morning in a row, wet weather will impact your morning drive. good morning, everyone. this is "nbc 10 news today" on this wednesday. i'm chris cato. quite a bit cooler out there this morning, too, than it was yesterday. let's begin with meteorologist bill henley and his first alert forecast. good morning, bill. >> good morning, chris. we are tracking showers and some thunderstorms this morning, some heavy downpours, especially right along the coast of new jersey. live view of cape may shows the rain has moved through there. it's really tapered off in cape may, but the heavy weather is just to the north, right up the coast. atlantic city seeing lots of lightning, especially offshore with some heavy downpours that extend into ocean county this morning. you can see toms river's getting some thunderstorm activity this morning. and some heavier downpours in portions of central delaware and into maryland there is some thunder and lightning with heavy downpours, thunderstorms moving through there. the showers are going to be with us for much of the morning and still a possibi

rowe price. invest with confidence.st a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. >> no plan. it is obvious. who did six and a half years of table talk exercises. this is outrageous. liz: rudy giuliani. you want to know who is prepared, let's go to cleveland. dealing very well with the threat of ebola. we will likely see new ebola cases here. she came to texas and then took a flight to cleveland and, of course, everybody got upset and cleveland. how would you feel if people had been on that flight? >> kicking off their home opener. you know what, millions, hundreds of millions of dollars for the cleveland economy. that dirt topi cost growth. by the way, the cleveland clinic is a sponsor. >> that is right. we are very pleased to have lebron back. lots of committees. they will bring the convention here. we just could not be more pleased. liz: you are ready. the new york knicks will come in there tonight. the chicago bulls last ni

sitting in the new seats in 36 row up from the field. 49ers pecking up the extra cost. >> i sat in myeat. looked how the game is going to be and i said yes. >>reporter: 49ers didn't respond to questions about those glass passengers but really came through for dave. telling us we are really glad mr. cooper is happy with the resolution and that he brought his concern to us. we are just thankful we were able to help one of our customers. here's why dave saw on game day. the whole nine yards. if. >> know better feeling. can't sit if front of a tv set. no better feeling. >>reporter: the position of the glass object trust the view from his particular seat on the aisle and nobody else in the section complained. new there's no word on whether configuration will be changed in the future. i would like to truly thank the 49ers for tackling this issue and scoring big time with a long time fan. i'm michael, 7 on your side. >>> good job. new ad from subway stirring up controversy tonight by telling women they need to get skinny before halloween. >> to stay in shape for all the cost sometimes. >> wh

. >>> women and sports don't get enough attention in the world and specifically women's rowing.e u.k. women's rowing has put out a new video of their training and it's just wonderful. >> ladies -- >> i think they're naked. >> yes, it's the women's rowing calendar 2015 which they do to raise money for charity. it goes to show the level of training. you see that's how they go faster, i think. it allows the wind to just flow across their skin. she's bringing up the rear in that picture. >> you guys might be surprised by this. although i don't like the idea of objectifying women for profit, this is for charity and this isn't sexually explicit and the cool thing is, all these women, very real. you can tell there's no air brushing, they're all different shapes and sizes. i think this promotes healthy body image and for that we like it. >> i was going to let it go. i had it prepared and ready. the guys did it, too. >> of course they did. >> you got your little reward for being nice about it. >> what a reward that is. >> wow, they're a little more frolicy than the ladies. they're playin

we're in the 50s right now with cloudy skies over boathouse row. we'll warm into the 60s this afternoon. but some breaks of sunshine may have us closer to 70 degrees later today. a few spots on the radar screen. you can see them moving through montgomery county, eastern berks county and into delaware this morning. just some very light sprinkles this morning. it's never going to be a heavy rainfall during the day today, but at times you might need the windshield wipers. mostly it's just going to be cloudy skies and temperatures that will be cool but typical for this time of year, middle to upper 60s this afternoon. seven-day forecast. there you go. look at the warm-up for tomorrow. after a chance of showers today, we'll see partly sunny skies and 80 degrees tomorrow afternoon. and the warm-up will stay for wednesday. there is a chance we'll see some showers later in the day wednesday into wednesday night. 80 degrees wednesday afternoon, then showers and thunderstorms into thursday morning and little bit cooler in the afternoon, 74 degrees, but that'

kurt: it looks like they're headed for the third year in a row. this is a very complete football team, the denver broncos. rich: yeah. they're the first six-win team in the a.f.c. every other division leader, however, has five wins. and has a chance to match them with a sixth win as the san diego lost their second in a row. both in division, two in four days. that other sanders is going to join us in a moment. as deion is looking at emmanuel. a reminder, beginning next week in carolina, as the saints take on the panthers, the remainder of the thursday night schedule can be seen exclusively on nfl network. we'll all be here along with j.b. and the guys. some huge games as the run to the playoffs starts beginning next week. "thursday night football" exclusively on nfl network. tonight, after your local news, dave's got denzel washington and tomorrow, wake up to all the latest news on "cbs this morning." stay tuned as "mazda postgame show" rolls on on nfl network. deion won't be the only savenders on set. that will be emmanuel. do not forget, thursda

flames growing from one row house and eventually engulfing four row houses. nbc 10 first on the scene capturing the fire as firefighters worked for an hour to extinguish the blaze. all of the residents i've talked to say there were no smoke detectors and they didn't know there was trouble until they saw or smelled smoke, and then escaped with their lives. >> i freaked out, you know. i came outside with no clothes on. all these clothes that i've got on now are somebody else's clothes. i have nothing. >> reporter: red cross officials now say they are assisting eight people, including those who stay at the red cross house in west philadelphia. live in hunting park this morning, jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> it is 6:03. one man is in the hospital and another on the loose after police say they robbed a delaware county pharmacy and led officers on a chase. investigators say the men robbed a pharmacy near baltimore pike in clifton heights around 7:00 last night. police started chasing their getaway vehicle, which eventually crashed in upper darby. the suspects ran in

hi, i'm mike rowe.ect has the cobras had on this neighborhood as far as you have seen? >> you know, the cobras are such a positive role model for teenings who don't have a lot of support at home.teenin who don't have a lot of support at hom who don't have a lot of support at home. who don't have a lot of support at homs who don't have a lot of support at home. they have been that entity that made them feel successful. i am sure they told you they have been to several inaugural events, we have been to france three times overseas. >> paris? >> paris three times. you know, we had things that kids read in books where they could see in person. so we made them king and queen of monaco, so none of them have never been out of the city. >> i want to talk to your mentor, too, willie. i got the bishop, don, 50 kids, a whole bunch of drums. that is what is happening. this is the part where we walk away from the cameras like we had a plan the whole time. [door bell rings] [phone rings] hello. heh. heh. heh-he-he...

one has become very famous with the two rows. the other with the figure is sometimes called the friendship belt or the belt by which we linked arms with our treaty partner. in this particular case, with the british government. these two belts have been very important to understand the nature of our treaty making. two rows began in 1614 when we met with the dutch at the confluence of the rivers. somehow they were able to come to an agreement. the primary motivation was because we met the french a few years early and saw for the first time firearms. our people being naturally intelligent and beautiful said, let's not go there. let's make peace. they chose the symbol of the two row wampum to manifest that idea. imagine on one row or path is the ship of the europeans and now the descendents. on the other is our ship, the native one. if you look at these old belts, it is a little tattered and torn. i would like to think it is because of active use over the last 300 or 400 years. but maybe it also symbolizes our relationship which has

and live with that. >> when he was in death row, they would step on his heels, you know, and trip him and call him "baby killer" and everything else, you know. >> narrator: willingham sat on death row for seven years. his appeals were going nowhere. there was little interest in his case. then inmate number 999041 received a letter. it was from 47-year-old elizabeth gilbert. >> someone asked me if i would like to write a man on death row, be a pen pal, and i was like, "sure," and i volunteered. i had been in a place in my life-- a relationship had ended, my parents were getting elderly, i was kind of adrift. the name that was given to me, just randomly, was todd willingham. >> narrator: willingham eagerly wrote back. >> i was just really struck by the letter from todd. it was very polite. it was very kind. >> narrator: gilbert wanted to know more about willingham. she decided to meet him face to face. >> i walked in expecting to see a black man, you know, the whole stereotype. and here was this handsome young white man who was very polite and very genial. >> narrator: willingham told h

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row, row, row your boat. gently down the loser stream doesn't this hurt? not with those puny arms. really? pump up your savings with a discount double check state farm. [ crowd gasps ] [ crowd gasps ] [ male announcer ] if you're on a diet of taking it up a notch, drink diet dew. the only diet with dew in it. >> joe: we look ahead to tomorrow. beginning at 7:30 eastern, nlcs coverage of game two on fox sports 1. giants and cardinals, jake peevy against lance lynn. and the orioles take on the royals on the other side of the state, game three of the alcs monday at 8:00 eastern on cbs. there's the match there's the matchup. last year during the world series with the red sox. now he is a san francisco swriegiant, pitching great against lance lynn, very good, got a no-decision in his start against the dodgers in the division seri series. now it's santiago casilla. peralta, adams and molina. casilla trying to save it for bumgarner. would go to postseason 5-3 in his career. strike one. >> harold: casilla is a guy who will live on the edges, force you to have to go after bad pitches if you

around 11:30 p.m., two-story row home here in hunting park. fire chief says when crews arrived here, just two minutes after the call came in, flames were shooting from that first floor and second floor of that first row home that was in question here. also, spread to the first floor, of the home next-door on north park avenue. fifty-eight minutes later, the fire was contained, and under control. but not without causing some major damage for families when it was all said and done, five properties were damaged by the fire, in all, 12 adults, six children, and three pets were left homeless. two men were taken to temple hospital with minor injuries. one good samaritan was driving by the homes here when he jumped out of his car and started knocking on doors. >> it was cents about help the people out of the house. i did anything else anybody else would do. >> we want to to encourage everyone to install smoke alarm, one on every floor, in every bedroom if possible. smoke alarms, they may not prevent fires, but they do save lives and give you an early

here's a live look outside along boat house row. in terms of temperatures. 60 degrees. but we're going to be not much further than that number. we'll have your details straight ahead. hi, are we still on for tomorrow? tomorrow. quick look at the weather. nice day, beautiful tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we can come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it that way. driven to preserve the environment, csx moves a ton of freight nearly 450 miles on one gallon of fuel. what a day. can't wait til tomorrow. let me get tyes?straight... lactaid® is 100% real milk? right. real milk. but it won't cause me discomfort. exactly, no discomfort, because it's milk without the lactose. and it tastes? it's real milk! come on, would i lie about this? lactaid®. 100% real milk. no discomfort. and try lactaid® supplements with your first bite to dig in to all your dairy favorites. >>> today is the second and last day of the head of the schuylkill regatta. here is a live look at boathouse row where the races are going to begin in just about 20

music blaring at a lawn party in berkeley's frat row. the parties went on despite reports of three sexual assaults here last weekend. one allegedly happened on a frat on this block. berkeley police searched here and found eugene. >> reporter: do you have any thoughts? >> i'm sorry, i'm busy. >> reporter: his brothers didn't want to talk about it and referred me to the fraternity president saying we are working with our international headquarters and the authorities. >> it is shocking, i mean, it is terrible. >> reporter: students who live next door to them relieved police are taking the accusations seriously. >> it is not a situation that should be taken lightly. they are serious allegations. >> reporter: the reports of sexual assaults came the same day that governor jerry brown signed the yes means yes bill. students here say they are already seeing the cultural shift here on campus. >> they have been cracking down on berkeley which is great. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix5. >>> meanwhile, santa cruz police arrested the bad samaritan

tough to see them lose three in a row. but you know what, miracles do happen in sports too.our in a row for the royals. >> the hockey team did it. >> good luck, guys. >>> all right. it's time to take a look at all the rain we're supposed to get this morning. it rained in the morning. then it tapered off. >>> good morning, guys. the best weather word will be squally weather. periods of heavy rain coming through this morning. send the kids with rain jacket, galoshes and umbrella. it will rain at you from every direction. there's that band of heavy rain through western and southwestern virginia. heavy rain along i-81, harrisonburg and stanton area. it is already going to have a big impact in the next hour on i-81, winchester, front row, harrisonbu harrnb rarmil it feels like summertime out there. flood watches are posted in the metro and shenandoah valley. water on the road, turn around, don't drown. speaking of roads, over to melissa with breaking news and first 4 traffic. >> breaking news in bethesda. the inner loop over 270. a jackknifed tractor trailer. we will try to get c

reports that a fourth patient struck en with into row virus 68 has died. the 10-year-old had a rare bacterial infection. so far 42 states have reported cases of enterovooi russ. would i be concerned as a parent? absolutely, but not enough to take them out of the classroom. >>> new shakeups within the secret service this morning following a series of major security breaches. joseph clancy who retired from the agency in 2011 was named interim director following julia pearson's resignation. >> mr. clancy is taking a leave of ab sevens from his private sector job to re-enter government service. that's a demonstration he's making principally because of the loyalty he feels to this organization and this agency that he's served for so long. >> since retiring, clancy has been in charge of security for comcast in philadelphia, msnbc's parent corporation. after a review, the white house will decide if more members of the secret service will be leaving. >>> they are about a month away from wrapping up their investigation, now a possible setback for the grand jury loo

. >> in the middle of the jordanian desert, row upon row of containers housing 13,000 syrian refugees. this woman is named syria. she and her five children are among the refugees. they fled their home after more than three years of civil war. >> we fled the islamic state. the assad regime spared us, but i.s. terrified us and our children. were it not for them, we would have stayed home and barricaded ourselves in, but we had to leave because of i.s. >> the family comes from eastern syria. although they have found safety here, they are worried about relatives who did not make it across the border before it was closed. >> it is vital that they are lead over the border. dear god, i hope i will be able to go home one day. everything is better in syria. the earth is fertile there. >> jordan has decades of experience taking in mass numbers of refugees, but with more than half a million syrians already there, tensions are rising. many say they are pushing up prices and rents. this teacher and activist does what she can to raise awareness of the plight of refugees. today, she is taking clothe

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the woman got out of a car and walked up to the front of her row home. took her time carefully unscrewing the wire that attached the goolish guy. >> the legs were wired and neck wired she actually sat on the steps 3:30 in the morning and took her time. >> it was not the first time josephine's home was targeted in serve of seasonal decore. not the first time caught on camera i'mer. on november 26 of last a man ane off with two isn'ts from her sidewalk. >> i felt like taking everything down. second time this happened to me. >> her neighbors feel for her. first grinchs steal christmas and now the witch makes off with her monster. >> that's the way the world is and there will be a lot more of that. >> it's a horrible thing. this is a nice neighborhood. quiet, peaceful neighborhood and it's really a sad thing to happen around the holidays for sglem now the two suspect who made off with the two santas earlier this we're they were caught not long after that when the two detectives open the case spotted the stolen santas in front window of row home just a few pr

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shortly afterward when detectives open the case spotted the stolen santas in the front window of a rowproblems away. if you can help philadelphia police track down the woman that made off with the monster you're asked to call south detectives. live in south philadelphia, i'm sarah bloomquist, "channel 6 action news," jim. >> thank you, sarah. of course the story is at 6abc.com. and we want to remind you you can take 6abc.com wherever you go. the smart design changes the layout to fit any device no matter how small or large your screen. check it out by visiting 6abc.com any time, anywhere. this is ceo tom macarthur's world. in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a group that would outlaw abortion even for rape and incest. for us in the real world, aimee belgard. aimee will fight for equal pay and protect a woman's right to choose. aimee belgard's on our side. i'm aimee belgard and i approve this message. ♪ this flu season... remember this. your immune system doesn't work the wa

immediately i would say by the time i was 17, while i was sitting on death row, a few of the guys in the cells along the wing said that i should take a name, something that represented who i was, what i was, et cetera. i was like -- i lead a vampire cult and they called me the count from that point on, like count dracula. >> let her go. >> time was when vampires all looked like count dracula. >> destroy the cross! >> the lord of the undead kept the "b" movie industry alive. but vampires are now hollywood "a" list and have teens and the rest of us lining up to be seduced by blockbuster movies extolling the vampire's bloody charms -- or at least those who play them. >> there are so many discrepancies between the mythological and fantasy vampire and the real-life vampire. the no pain being felt as they draw in their blood, that is an utter bold-faced lie. i've seen like a feasting where they literally bit and continued to bite at different various spots on different donors or people that offer themselves until they were just bloody ripped mess. if people saw this, it was like a pack of

heck, i'd take two times in a row.here's the scene, it's fresno state's annual red and white hoops night. the guard caesar herrera having quite the night. five times in a row he hits his half-court shot. he shot just 34% from the three-point range last year. maybe just needs to move further back to improve that number, because that's his hot spot. five times! >> once for all five people in the stands. >> no one was actually guarding him. >> five times in >>> tonight health experts are tracking cases of viral meningitis at the university of maryland. three students have been diagnosed but none of them needed hospitalization. all three of believed to have had contact with each other. the director there said bacterial meningitis is more dangerous. >> you can expect to see stepped up security. u.s. park police say they'll treat the concert on the mall very similar to the way they conduct 4th of july festivities. expect numerous security checkpoints. the concert features an electic group of stars, bruce springsteen, carrie

you mentioned four in a row of going over 300 yards but why?s they had no pass plays of 20-plus yards. since then, they have. 11-18. tonight they had plenty. let me show you what i'm talking about. we call this 78 combination. outside, pulse route with the inside corner route and get this, you know who make this is happen? andrew luck. they catch johnathan joseph, andrew luck looks at that tight end and throws toyota t.y. hilton. it's a perfect throw to t.y. hilton. look at this right here. it's like taking can day di from a baby. i always say that johnson is the only pure thraver has that kind of speed this guy does also. he's a pure receiver with great speed. >> i'm going to say he did a great job. they showed they have some offensive line depth. rich: j.j. watt had another incredible night, dee i don't know he made one -- deion, he made one big play after another. of course putting them back in the game in the third quart we are that fumble return for a touchdown. deion: every now and then we talk about a guy and give him praise and they don

let's look at video from late last night when it all start shall around 11:30, two story row home here in hunting park, fire chief says when crews arrived two minutes after the call came in, flames were shooting from the first and second floor of one row home, the first floor of the home next-door on north park avenue, also, up in flames. fifty-eight minutes later, the fire was contained, and under control. but not without causing some major damage, for families out here, when it was all said and done, five properties were damaged by the fire, in total, 12 adults, six children, and three pets were left homeless. two men were taken to temple hospital with minor injuries, and they are expected to be okay. one good samaritan driving by when he saw the flames here at one home, he jumped out every his car and started knocking on doorsment take a listen. >> sixty firefighters on the scene here to help battle the blaze. fire out now. fire marshall again here, on scene, taking care of this. while people stand by and look and see what's left of their homes, chris, kerry? >> lauren, thank you. p

that takes us to our newest member of our cnn family mike rowe. join me to talk about his new series and also what makes a really good tv. he should know. >>> but, first, this week's human factor. >> the only thing i did different that morning was unbuckle my seat belt. >> it was a split second decision that forever changed the life of 26-year-old katie serafy. >> i was driving down on interstate 5. a drive that i'd done hundreds of times. >> but this drive turned terribly wrong. she sels the last memory she had of that day was unbuckling her seat belt and reaching down to grab a can of soda that was rolling around the floorboard. >> i didn't really think anything of it. i'd done it before. you reach over and grab your purse or whatever on the passenger's side. >> but her vehicle rolled over on the highway and ejecting her from the back windshield. >> that was it. i compressed my spinal cord. >> instantly paralyzed from her midchest down. just days after the accident she was asked to participate in the world's first huchlen br ee een embryonic ste