ruby red shirts will be given out here for the runners -- ruby red for the 40th anniversary, and there is a lot going on. this is mark goldman. marx, tell me about the expert we have a lot going on. the registration is back here for 30,000 runners. mark: it is the marine corps marathon health and fitness expo. over 100,000 people from all 50 states and 59 countries arriving in the nation's capital in arlington virginia and the first stop is the health and fitness expo. every runner checks in here, get their participant bib, the ruby red. john: 26.2 miles.

ruby red shirts will be given out here for the runners -- ruby red for the 40th anniversary, and there is a lot going on. this is mark goldman. marx, tell me about the expert we have a lot going on. the registration is back here for 30,000 runners. mark: it is the marine corps marathon health and fitness expo. over 100,000 people from all 50 states and 59 countries arriving in the nation's capital in arlington virginia and the first stop is the health and fitness expo. every runner checks in here, get their participant bib, the ruby red. john: 26.2 miles. it is the fourth-largest marathon in the country, and this gentleman from phoenix, arizona, is going to be running in it. do you have your ruby red yet? asked not yet -- >> not yet. john: is it your first? >> yes. john: why is it important? >> i am a navy that. john: think you so much. keep in mind there will be road closures including eastbound lee highway, the key bridge. all of these roads shutting down as early as 4:00 sunday morning for this very popular event. at the convention center in downtown d.c., back to you inside. jummy:

street. >> we are over the 1100 block of south ruby. you can see police are in front of that house. this is what we learned from police, three men entered the home flew the unlocked front door. police have a light shining on the property. inside there was a 10-month-old a 2-year-old, 5-year-old kids and woman and a man. the man was in the living room we're told that he was shot. a 50-year-old man, a lot of blood in the living room. the wife was taken by some masked gun men and told to give them money. she apparently said they were poor and didn't have any. she heard a gun shot so the husband was in the room. the three men ran out, they left behind a rifle on the front porch. that husband we're told is not expected to survive. after all of this happened we're told that eight blocks away, a chevy malibu hit a parked car and overturned. there was a bloody handgun inside but no one was in the car. police are now looking into the possibility that may be the getaway car from the home invasion so. over the scene, police are still out there at

but at least, the ruby's say, they still have each other. "i have my children so in the long run nothing's lost." the fire started in the kitchen. april says she had recently gotten home from the pantry and set some food on the stove while she was putting it away. she thinks that might have accidently started on fire. if family, there is a go fund me page set up for them....it's there on there's also a link to it on our website, who-tv-dot-com. today, the jury reached verdicts in the case of the man who went on a shooting spree last year. 5451-"we the jury in the above and titled case find the defendant pete jason polson guilty of the crime of attempt to commit murder to mark mitchell." pete polson was also found guilty of two counts of assault to inflict serious injury for shooting at zach whitehill and matt stephenson... the state charged polson for attempted murder for those two shootings but the jury chose the lesser charges. stephenson wasn't injured, but whitehill was shot in the back and the neck and has permanent nerve damage. polson

ruby whitfield way was two and a half years in the making.t's not just about a couple of sign, it's a reminder to all drivers. >> this is a triumphant occasion because it signifies the long-term impact that her tragic death has had and will have the issue on traffic calming and public safety. >>. >> reporter: back out here live, some traffic safety improvements were already made and this halt signal was put in place at the intersection after her death. it basically stays dark until you press a button and then it brings all traffic here to a halt. we are live in northeast, darcy spencer, news 4. >> so cold today people were taking out the heavy coats and for tomorrow they'll need the gloves and the hat? >> at least start the day. >> that's incredible. >> we're in october. >> i know. i know. the angelo temperature this time of year is 50 degrees and we'll be struggling to get to the 50-degree mark tomorrow for many of us, and a very cold start once again and a freeze warning in effect and a great shot and we did have cloud cover, too and it pru

this is the 1100 block of south ruby street in the kingsessing neighborhood. police are telling us this appears to be a home invasion. three men walked in the house, they are through an unlocked door. you see police shining light on the house now holding the scene. inside were five people. a family, a woman, a man, kids, the wife was taken into the kitchen and held and a masked gunman demanded money. she said she didn't have money. she heard a gun shot. her husband had been shot, a lot of blood out there at the scene. and then the three men ran out through the front door leaving behind a rifle on the porch in this area here. so at this point police do believe that this was just a vicious home invasion but about eight blocks from the scene police say that a car hit another parked car and then was overturned. inside that car there was a bloody handgun. but when police got to the scene they didn't find anybody in the car, just that gun and they are looking into the possibility that may be the getaway car from this home invasion. right now over the scene you can s

ruby tuesday, know them well, disappointing numbers and down it goes. well, i sat down with ben carson yesterday, presidential candidate. we talked about government spending, roll tape. >> anybody who tells me, you can't, like nancy pelosi, you can't reduce by one penny or it will be a complete disaster because we are 100% efficient. what a bunch of crap. stuart: he's got a soft voice, but he tells it how he sees it, does he not. here is democratic strategies.

brooke loves playing with ruby, especially at the park, because ruby-- goes down the slide. she goes down the slide. they're always there for you. they cheer me up, want to play with me, try to get me up and out of bed. robin: it's just so nice when i come in, not only are the kids running to give me hugs and kisses, but the dogs do too. as you can see, my sister has a lot of energy. [screams] yeah, we are in need of space. we lived here since october 2013. we really don't have any entertainment space. it would be awesome if we have had another room to play in. steven: the outside sunporch, it's a dismal, dismal space. robin: my nickname for the sunroom is useless. steven: i describe it as a concrete floor with popsicle sticks for walls. [laughs] yeah, that's good. we're gonna need george to the rescue for brooke, more like, because-- steven: i would like to see the space fixed and utilized for our puppies and for our children. it is very difficult, because we have to make sure the bills are paid as well as having our kids and our dogs needs met first. steven: so it would be

brooke loves playing with ruby, especially at the park, because ruby-- goes down the slide. she goes down the slide. they're always there for you. they cheer me up, want to play with me, try to get me up and out of bed. robin: it's just so nice when i come in, not only are the kids running to give me hugs and kisses, but the dogs do too. as you can see, my sister has a lot of energy. [screams] yeah, we are in need of space. we lived here since october 2013. we really don't have any entertainment space. it would be awesome if we have had another room to play in. steven: the outside sunporch, it's a dismal, dismal space. robin: my nickname for the sunroom is useless. steven: i describe it as a concrete floor with popsicle sticks for walls. [laughs] yeah, that's good. we're gonna need george to the rescue for brooke, more like, because-- steven: i would like to see the space fixed and utilized for our puppies and for our children. it is very difficult, because we have to make sure the bills are paid as well as having our kids and our dogs needs met first. steven: so it would be

one of them come a ruby valley. this is the map that was sent to washington that showed this huge swath, stretching from nevada into wyoming. pretty well known distort map. -- a pretty well known historic map. so dodie is there. , and for the western shoshone, they have a leader called team -- timoke. he is the principal shoshone spokesman and he is acting as a traditional leader. now, with the treaty does is it provides access to shoshone country, it is not feed any land. and it provides $5,000 a year for 20 years for the loss, an annuity payment. again, there is no land session specified. so let's look at two provisions, the critical ones. first of all, article five -- it spells out territory. and it basically stretches from the shoshone river valley, the snake river valley, and south to the area of death valley and southern california. and from the west, today what is the desatoya range to the -- a wide territory. this is 22 million acres are so of land. a huge area of territory. now, again it is not seated. arti

when ruby returned home just minutes later... she heard the smoke alarm blaring. so she rescued one son... then went back into the burning home to rescue the other. went to the bed that they were laying in and was feeling on the bed and feeling around the bed. feeling on the floor for him and yelling his name and finally i heard him say i'm here. and i said where? and i just started screaming his name again because i didn't hear anything and he said here and that's when i found him. the family lost everything they own and they did not have we've put a link to their "go fund me account" on our website... "who tv dot com." authorities are investigating a deadly officer - involved shooting in cedar rapids. police stopped a vehicle suspected of being involved in drug activity tuesday night. they say one of the passengers... jonathan gossman... got out of the vehicle and ran. police say gossman started shooting at them... prompting two officers to return fire. gossman was killed... and no one else was hurt. the officers are on paid administrative leave... which is stan

when carla and her husband walked down the isle, their rescue dog ruby was the ring barrier.red the day with her forever family. she was like our child. they made sure she was part of the reception. >> we had a drink named after her. >> carla adopted ruby from the animal care and control team of philadelphia or act. they are worked tireless to get the animals adopted. for dog to be part of the family must be a loveable dog. >> reporter: the training starts with a army of ac volunteers. >> we work one on one with dogs to give them all important doggy members of the jury. >> reporter: amy hopes more marriages could be made for dogs like this pit mix who was found zap stray. >> she is loving and gets along with other dogs. >> the owners were having trouble affording her. >> reporter: prince was rescued from a home with too many animals. now he is looking for room to roam. >> he will make a great companion for children. this is 6-month-old calbella a terrier mix she was found say stray. if you interested in this dog or any dogs you met today visit the website, if you would like t

the treaty,s us ruby valley. i mentioned this before, certainly in the context of the dodiereaties -- treaties. this relates to utah territory. and in the wake of a massacre, dodie negotiated treaties with shoshone people. in his letter to the president, he described shoshone people as sharing land and he also understood he needed to make different treaties for the different groups. five different treaties. one of them come a ruby valley. this is the map that was sent to washington that showed this huge from nevadaching into wyoming. distort map.nown dodie is he is being -- there. and for the western shoshone, they have a leader called team up -- timoke. he is the principal shoshone spokesman and he is acting as a traditional leader. now, with the treaty does is it provides access to shoshone country, it is not feed any land. and it provides $5,000 a year for 20 years for the loss, an annuity payment. there is no land session specified. provisions,k at two the critical ones. first of all, article five -- it spell

[applause] >> is an honor to ruby your as part of the nixon foundation and. as it turned out there real watergate scandal is part of the bill of rights with the successful effort to drive nixon from office with the senior aides do realize political power we will get to that in a couple of minutes but i want to start why i think i am in good shape to write this book and why you think that i know what i am talking about. end california i think of myself as normal and then something changed for me and got a scholarship to harvard law school and i did well coming from the uncultured west coast. [laughter] and i graduated with honors. with the tender age of 24 to study the federal government for a year and i did that staff on the domestic issues the counterpart to the national security council. but my main assignment is the and department of justice. so i worked with and to everybody involved in watergate. i knew them on the personal basis. has somewhat similar to what clark gable does in the end with "gone with the wind" when all seemed lost but i would just dema

reporter: eric ruby says fear of marijuana stance to the medical community. he is the only peter trish and in massachusetts recommending -- pediatrician in massachusetts recommending cannabis. >> fear and ignorance causes a problem. historically that was called the dark ages. phil: tonight, ted takes us inside a marijuana factory -- looks at how the clash of federal and state laws is chilling research, and tells us why former sportscaster bob lobel believes in medical marijuana. that' s chronicle, tonight at 7:30. jc: fewer kids are signing up for sports and pressure from parents may be to blame. according to a recent study, the number of kids and teens playing team sports is down 10%. experts say parents' focus on elite travel clubs and scholarships are hurting youth sports leagues. >> parents are getting increasingly competitive about showing their kids are number one in everything and sports is just another example. jc: many parents say they feel the heat from other parents to push one sport and focus on it year round no matter the expense. travel teams ar

that wealth is precious rubies, which fetch a handsome sum, especially when smuggled across the border. i'm steve chow. on this edition of 101 east, we look at the lives of afghan ruby miners who are risking it all chasing crystal dreams.

it all happened in the 1100 block of ruby street, in philadelphia's kingsessing neighborhood. that is where "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon joins us live, with more on this disturbing crime. rahel? >> reporter: well, pat, you can see, this afternoon, the scene has cleared, but family members remain here on the porch where this happened. the victims' wife describes terrifying ordeal. she says a gun was put to her head, her husband shot several times, and their three young children inside, as it all unfolded. police tell us that this happened just after 11:00 last night, here on the 1100 block of south ruby street, in the city's kingsessing neighborhood. police say the three male intruders all believed to be about 17 years old, broke into the house through an unlock front door. the victim's wife said she was taken to the kitchen at gunpoint, while one intruder demanded money, and then in the living room, police say her husband was shot multiple times, in the head. he later died at presbyterian, and detective on the scene tell us the victim was 50 year old tony harris. h

speaker, i'd like to ask the prime minister about ruby your ruby is one of my youngest constituents, she is just one month old. why should ruby face the prospect of spending her entire working life paying off the debt that's been built up by visit generation? >> i think ruby is absolutely right to care about ruby when we became the government, one in four pounds spent by the government was borrowed money. we had one of the biggest budget deficits anywhere in the world, and it's always easier for people to say put off the difficult decisions, don't make any spending reductions. but what they're doing is burdening future generations with debt. what i would take to the labour front bench, that is not generosity. that is selfishness. >> will thank you, mr. speaker. >> thank you, mr. speaker. [shouting] >> i think the honorable lady must have misheard. innocent. mrs. sharon hutchins center. >> we all know about prime minister is open promise on tax credits but will the final nail in the coffin of compassionate conservatism be hammered home if you were to scrap universal infantry school me

this happened on the 1100 block of south ruby street. justin finch joining us outside southwest detective with the latest on this investigation. justin, good morning. >> erika, good morning, police are speaking to a woman who says she heard the gunshots that's now threatening her husband's life. she said she and her family were held hostage in their own home. let's take you now to video of that home invasion. this is their home on the 1100 block of south ruby street in kingsessing where police found 50 year old man on the living room floor, bleeding from gunshot wounds to his head. and found on the front porch, a rifle, police say, that the victim's family insist asks not theirs, and was likely used to shoot that man and left behind by these home invaders. the victim's wife tells police that just after 11:00 monday night, three men charged into their home, through an unlocked front door. she says one mask suspect too err in the kitchen, demanding money, threatening to kill her. she told them she had none, and she said that's when she hea

it happened in the 1100 block of ruby street in southwest philadelphia. live at police headquarters tonight is "action news" reporter sarah bloomquist. sarah, what's the latest on this? >> reporter: jim, police are trying to figure out exactly why these three suspects targeted tony harris. something possibly a facebook post led them to believe there was money inside his southwest philadelphia home. police say there was no money. they shot harris anyway while his three young children slept upstairs. homicide detectives returned to 11:30 south ruby street this morning as they try to figure out why three masked men targeted this house and the homeowner last night. >> they just came in demanding money. >> reporter: 50-year-old tony harris' wife said they were just getting ready to go to bed around 11 o'clock. the couple's three children ages five, two and 10 months, were already asleep upstairs when the doorknob turned and the suspects barged in brandishing weapons. >> one took me straight to the kitchen and put a gun behind my head. and they was telling him,

they found a shell casing inside of the home on ruby.y also found a weapon on the front porch that police believe the men dropped while they were fleeing the scene. just after 11 o'clock last night, police were called out to the 1100 block of south ruby street. when police got there they found a 50-year-old man lying on his living room floor. he had been shot in the head and was bleeding heavily. police rushed him to presbyterian hospital and investigators again say the man had been in his house with his wife, his three children ages five, two and 10 months were upstairs. that's when three men came in through the unlocked front door. >> one of the perpetrator whose was wearing a mask took the wife back into the kitchen put a gun to her head and asked her wheres the money. give me the money and threatened to shoot her. she stated she had no money and then she heard a gun shot coming from the living room. >> reporter: and around the the investigators were called to that home police responded to a car accident at 51st and locust. when polic

april ruby says she left her six and seven year old sons sleeping street to mothers house to pick up her other child. when she headed back towards her house... that's when she heard the smoke alarm. "i immediately got on the floor and started feeling around and screaming their names. and right about the front hallway into the livingroom area i found gabriel here. and i pulled him out and threw him...you know laid him on the front steps here." firefighters says the fire started in the kitchen and no was seriously hurt. the home is a total loss. the family also lost three cats and a little of kittens in the fire the family also has no insurance.... if you would like to help the family -- head to our website w-h-o tv dot com coming up... if your a history buff...and like to work out.. there's an event for you in the metro. we're speaking with the event's organizer live ... plus. flu season is fast tips on how to avoid the flu and where you can get vaccinated in the metro welcome back... even though the than average it doesn't mean we can escape flu season. the polk country health depart

kennedy: were you the billy ruby of your senior class. >> no, i was the deborah stevens, i had changesn my life, teachers should do their job, if you outlaw grinding only outlaws will be grinding, make griping mandatory mand -- make g mandatory, the kids will hate it. kennedy: the more grinding the merrier, then in 40 weeks. >> have you problems. kennedy: thank you are about being here. you can stay. >> i have nowhere to go. kennedy: maybe you heard of krist novoselic. >> yeah. kennedy: he will be here. >> a grunge band a long time ago, i believe it was alice in chains 92 somethin. kennedy: something like that. >> coming up wait water rafting with your family is a lot less fun when your family is scramble in a girl fight. kennedy: snatching your night from one ordinary story at a time. this is will toppal storm, you know what you never hear people say, that tom hanks is such a jerk, a young woman at fordham university here in new york city, lost her student i.d. he tweeted out lauren, i found your student i.d. in the park. if you still need it, my office will get it to you. so adorable

they worked to rename the corner ruby whitfield way.y will take place after the church's 10:00 a.m. service. >>> some women may have had their most private moments caught on camera at townsend university. a woman found a smartphone inside a locker room. some students were upset the school did not announce what was going on. >> you know, if there's an incident like that going on where there's the potential that someone's trying to make -- i mean trying to invade someone's privacies. >> well n a statement, the baltimore's wbal townsend university says our students' welfare continues to be our top priority, end quote. meanwhile they're offering service for the team. it's not looking good for them trying to dig out of the massive mudslide out there. the forecast calling for even more rain in northern los angeles county where in some places there is mud that is waist deep. hundreds of people had to be rescued thursday when the mudslides buried roads trapping people in their cars. luckily, no, no deaths or injuries were reported but it could

kennedy: were you the billy ruby of your senior class. >> no, i was the deborah stevens, i had changesn my life, teachers should do their job, if you outlaw grinding only outlaws will be grinding, make griping mandatory mand -- make g mandatory, the kids will hate it. kennedy: the more grinding the merrier, then in 40 weeks. >> have you problems. kennedy: thank you are about being here. you can stay. >> i have nowhere to go. kennedy: maybe you heard of krist novoselic. >> yeah. kennedy: he will be here. >> a grunge band a long time ago, i believe it was alice in chains 92 somethin. kennedy: something like that. >> coming up wait water rafting with your family is a lot less fun when your family is scramble fun when your family is scramble in a girl fight. if you're an adult with type 2 diabetes and your a1c is not at goal with certain diabetes pills or daily insulin, your doctor may be talking about adding medication to help lower your a1c. ask your doctor if adding once-a-week tanzeum is right for you. once-a-week tanzeum is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood su

ruby inramirez will be tried in mexico. the search continues for his brother. >> we feel welcome help them by being theirous and ears. >> next at 11. banding together in case el nino packs a punch. >> goeng. i am meerms jeff ban eerie. >> finding the perfect password. the idea that could better protect all your personal information. it seems to be one of the most loaded words here in the bay area recently. when is it coming? >> el nino soaps to be one of the most loaded words in the bay area. how big is it going to be? live in marin county where they are taking action now. >> the power will go out and rods will be blocked. unlouk an earthquake that hit suddenly, an el nino righted disaster could come with more warning. >> there may be in ordering and mud shoids. >> owe richard is helping organize more than 150 volunteers. equipping them with two-way radios. >> in a real deluge and real emergency we are stretched thin. >> the radios cost $500 each, paid for by community fund-raisers. the call is out for more weather watchers

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"i immediately got on the floor and started feeling around and screaming their names. " april ruby says she left her six and seven-year-old sons sleeping monday night while she ran two doors down to pick up her daughter. seven-year-old sons sleeping monday night while she ran two doors down to pick up her daughter. when she got back... smoke alarms were blaring. she rescued one son...then went back into the burning home to rescue the other. everyone made it out okay, but the family did lose everything inside. they do not have insurance. a go fund me account has been set up to help them. you can find a link to that on our website, whotv-dot com cubs fans were hoping for the start of a miracle comeback, last night.. only one team in history has come back from a 3-0 defiicit in a league championship series... but the mets don't even let it be suggested that that might happen to them... they jump all over cub starter jason hamel in the first inning.. a pair of home runs... they score four in the first inning and it's basically over at that point. in the eighth inning, daniel murphy homers f

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de la risa, lady rubÍ. federica: te dije que no iba a poder.felix: sÁbado 24 de octubre y estas son las principales noticias. pasÓ el susto del huracÁn patricia. se degradÓ a tormenta tropical. el impacto de patricia, afortunadamente, el centro mÁs fuerte del huracÁn, ingresÓ a mÉxico en una zona escasamente poblada. la situaciÓn complicada estÁ en texas. los remanentes de patricia, podrÍa complicar el panorama. trÁgico accidente en oklahoma. una conductora en estado de ebriedad, ocasionÓ la muerte de cuatro personas. vamos ahora con toda la informaciÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ buenas noches. por fortuna patricia que llegÓ a mÉxico, con la fuerza del huracÁn más fuerte de la historia, no ocasionÓ el daÑo que se temÍa. ahora, no sigue tanto la calma, sigue ahora un esfuerzo para que todo llegue a la normalidad. rÍos desbordados, asÍ como tambiÉn cortes de electricidad e interrupciÓn de abasto de combustible, pero todo ello lejos del desastre que pudo ocasionar. la recuperaciÓn es ahora. joan: muy buenas noches. seguimos en manzanillo. los trabajo se hacen en di

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>> i'm afraid that i'm not going to try and advise ruby tuesday's. sounds like you would take care of that yourself, senator, but you're absolutely right that the lack of clariirrity in this are makes it extremely difficult -- >> wouldn't a franchisor -- >> they could terminate the franchise contract. >> if you don't do this, i could terminate the contract, so that seems, to me, to be de facto unexercised potential to control any franchisee. >> the tests that the nlrb has adopted allows for just that. we just don't know. >> based on your experience and knowledge of companies, would you not think as a result of that liability or that uncertainty that the tendency for a lot of large companies would be to own their own stores rather than to allow franchisees to own stores? >> yes, senator. because of the potential trying out whether some employer is a joint employer when its job is really worker safety? >> the only answer i have for that, senator, is it appears to be part of a concerted effort by labor and its allies to hold incredible leverage over emp

phillips ruby on a visn acupuncturists from it up or west side of manhattan who basically says site key identifies clients it works on it but also helps the client to work it on -- work with on a daily basis. >> gives you the patient that needs to be empowered so the less i intervene as a therapist the greater experience and the happy they are. >> from looking at somebody can figure out what is wrong with them and what's going on with their body and by using pressure points in their body he can alleviate their pain and transform their lives. he asks the potential client be open to changing their lives their mindset stress management overall lifestyle. >> the idea is once you understand it it's up to you and consciousness to make the choice that's going to change that or correct that were even want to live with it. it's okay too. >> i decided i had to disprove it and boy was i proven wrong. i couldn't feel it at all. >> when i get out of my own head i can listen to your body. >> i walked out of there feeling great. i feel great a few years later and i would highly recommend it to anybody

. >>> ruby tuesday lower after hours on earnings. >> that's right. the restaurant operator's first quarter revenues were in line but earnings came in well below estimates. this despite rebranding efforts and store closures made over the past year or so. first quarter same restaurant sales are up about a percent but are lower when you look at year over year numbers highlighting the competition ruby tuesday is facing in the fast casual dining space. stock down 5.5% in after hours trading. >> still not a cheap stock. still trades north 30 times forward earnings. short interest is growing. no. i'm not at these levels. >> this news part of the big news today out of the fast casual space. let's go through some of the names in the news. we'll have the traders rate stocks in the space making stocks using the upscale michelin star rating system which uses a scale of three stars and is the reason we are playing fancy piano music. let's start off -- >> very relaxing. >> guy, you're looking at mcdonald's. how many stars? >> i'm giving tim seymour three stars. th

this is the the 1100 block of ruby street.an see a rifle left on the porch, by three suspects according to police who entered and unlock door into the house and told a 26 year-old woman inside that it was a robbery. police say they then threatened to shoot her in the head until they found her 50 year-old husband inside and shot him in the head in the living room. he was rush to presbyterian hospital where he is in very critical condition at this hour. while this was happening investigators say the couple's three children a ten month-old a two-year old and five-year old were in the house all were unharmed but the mother is clearly shaken right now. >> the wife, who was not injured, state that had three males entered the from the through the unlock front door. one of the perpetrators wearing a mask took the wife back inside to the kitchen and put the a gun to her head and asked her where is the money, give me the money and threatened to shoot her. she stated that she had no money and then she heard a gunshot from the living room

the 1,100 block of south ruby street was taped off, the house where this family of five was living is a crime scene. philadelphia police say three boys about 17 years old walked through an unlocked door late last night tying up a 27-year-old woman and demanded money. she said she didn't have any and then heard gunshots. a 50-year-old man was shot three times in the head and later died. three young children, all five years old or younger, were inside the house at the time. about a mile away at 51st and locust a crash, police believe the overturned car here mafbl the get away vehicle. a bloody gun was found at the scene but no one was inside. one neighbor here who did not want to be identified heard the crash outside her window. >> it was just a really loud boom. it was just a really loud boom. i thought somebody was dead but like i said i don't know how anybody got out of here. if they got out after that i don't know how they did it. >> reporter: as police continue the investigation, they are asking for the public's help to get these three guys off the street right away. at police head

let go to video of the scene around 11:00 o'clock last night in the 1100 block of ruby street.ee a rifle left on the porch there, left behind by the three suspects. police say they entered an unlocked door to the house and told a 26 year-old woman inside it was a robbery. police say they then threatened to shoot her in the head but they found her 50 year-old husband and shot him in the head in the living room. he was rushed to presbyterian hospital where he is in very critical condition. while this is happening police say the couples three children a ten month-old, two-year old and five-year old were all in the house unharmed but here's what police say happened afterwards. >> according to that female the wife she stated all three perpetrators then fled flew front door and fled in an unknown direction. the scene consists of a shell casing, a large caliber shell casing on the living room floor right next to where victim was fun so we know one shot was fired from the large semiautomatic weapon. we also found on the front porch a rifle, and, according to the wife that did not the b

it happened last night on the 1100 block of south ruby street. and three children were inside that home when it all played out. family members think a picture on facebook of the man's fiance' next to large amount of cash may have spurred the killers to act. >> scary moments for father and son in colorado over the weeke weekend. l they were both sitting on the couch watching college football. >> that's right. when a spray bullet flew right into their home. justin joseph shows us just how close they came to tragedy. >> reporter: less than 1 foot. >> inches from our heads. it could have killed either one of us. >> reporter: that's how john burgess mentions he and his son surviving a spray bullet saturday night. >> we were sitting here watching the nebraska game. >> reporter: she were sitting in this exact when they heard it. >> brody pulled out the hole and said dad do you suppose that's what the noise was. >> reporter: that is what the noise was and there was a hole shot through our wall. i put the fishing rod through there and then from there i co

>> i'm afraid that i'm not going to try and advise ruby tuesdays. sounds like you could take care of that yourself, senator. i would like to, however, observe that you're absolutely right, that the lack of clarity in this area makes it extremely difficult for us as downl counselors -- >> want a franchiser be able to do anything with a froanchisee? they could say if you don't do this, i could terminate the contract. that seems to be de facto unexercised potential to control any franchisee. >> the test that the nlrb has adopted allows for just that. we just don't know. >> and based on your experience and knowledge of companies, would you not think that as a result of that liability or that uncertainty that the tendency for a lot of large companies would be to own their own stores rather than to allow franchisees to own stores? >> yes, senator. because of thelfzb potential liabilities under various other labor and employment laws in particular and concerns about protecting their interests, many companies would be inclined to try to extend their power

between the one-page affidavit reads like a ruby script. cash, guns, and murder. the central character is joseph burke, a 31-year-old ex-con, who agree to kill a man. they searched his home, the home of his girlfriend for any evidence tied to the seven-month long investigation. he was recorded by an agent saying how he would break into the target' the affidavit details his words that he needed money and he might have to commit an armored car robbery. you might need some -- meet some rich people who want to get out undercover agent. "i will do this all day long." the undercover agent told him that another undercover agent was missing with his business. he told the undercover agent how to pay for the hit, suggesting the agent borrow money from the target, who would, of course, be dead when the loan came due. that is how wise g uys do it, he said in the affidavit. his hearing will be october 21, four days after he originally planned to commit this murder for hire. phil: still ahead tonight at 6:00, a competition that could lift up the reputation of drones. jc: that'

the 1100 block of ruby street. you can see a rifle left on the porch, left behind by three suspects according to police they entered an unlock door to the house and told a 26 year-old woman inside it was a robbery. police say they even threatened to shoot her in the head until they found her 50 year-old husband and shot him in the the head. he was rush to presbyterian hospital where he is in critical condition. while this was happening the couple's three children were inside a ten month-old, two-year old and five-year old inside the house and unharmed but their mother is clearly had shaken according to police. >> the wife who was not injured, state that had three males entered the property through the unlocked front door. one of the perpetrators took the wife back in the kitchen, put a gun to her head and asked her where is the the money. give me the money and threatened to shoot her. she stated that she had no money and then she heard a gunshot coming from the living room and that is when she realized that her hus

kisicki, 40 years ago when ways a young lawyer i represented a company called ruby tuesday's. only had 10 stores. i owned a little bit of it. wasn't worth much then. i think i could understand then the issue of what direct control might be over ruby tuesday franchisee. that company's now grown, and i'm not involved with it anymore and haven't been for sometime, but it's now grown to 800 restaurants. some are franchised. some are owned by the parent company. i'm trying to figure out how i could advise the headquarters of ruby tuesday or any other restaurant company how they could not have unexercised potential to control hiring, firing, wages, all these decisions or how they could not have indirect control of all these decisions which would cause me, i think, to suggest to them if they want to be sure they avoid liability that they simply own all their stores rather than allow them to be franchised. what would you advise them? mr. kisicki i'm afraid i'm -- mr. kisicki: i'm afraid i'm not going to advise ruby tuesday. i think you could do that, senator. you're absolutely right t