. >> reporter: two of the kids on the bus headed to salisbury elementary school were in wheelchairs,the other two kids were wearing seat belts. the driver, aides and a nurse on board were bumped up a little but but nobody ha serious injuries. the 28-year-old driving the dump truck was okay, too. we learned the company has been involved in two accidents and has had four violations, two violations for drivers not wearing seat belts, one for a driver talking on his cell phone and another violation for another driver who didn't stop at a red light or stop sign. >>> and that could be what happened here. we'll wait to hear from police. we checked the roars of the bus company who handles transportation for the peckway valley school district. our search didn't turn up any violations. nobody was hurt. that is the good news. we'll keep you posted on if and when police decide to file charges in this case. tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >>> tonight, the philadelphia teachers' union says it's pleased with today's victory in court. a judge issued an injunction that stops the school district from forcin

mike salisbury pitches it to mike williams who sheds defenders left and right, takes it back past midfield a 30- yard game, but they are just getting started this evening. the stallions james simon back to field a punt runs up the left side and takes it all the way to the house. south county with a big win tonight 69-6 over woodson. the blazers at blair high school are looking to become the first team in school history to make the playoffs and this season they're off to a great start at 5-2. tonight they host the einstein titans. pick it up in the 3rd quarter, blair already up 14-0 and they just like that add another. desmond colby finds chris green for the touchdown. the titans trying all they can to close the gap off the kickoff, j.j. webster fields it. he's off to the races. lots of kick returns for touchdowns tonight, but that was all einstein could muster up. blair wins 35-6 and improves to 6-2 on the season. paint branch enjoying their homecoming festivities, a little king and queen taking a walk, a good night for them hosting bethesda, chevy chase. they fight for the yardage, brough

according to "the daily times of salisbury" a 12-year-old boy and a man had to be rescued saturday afternoon. about 1:00 in the afternoon they received a call of two swimmers that could not get back to shore. the two were pulled out of the water and the man was rushed to the hospital. >>> 4:47. today we expect tech giant hewlett packard to announce it will split into two companies. one company will sell hp computers and printers. the secon would focus on technology services like data storage and software. there is less demand for hp computers as smartphones become more popular. that's led to more than 30,000 layoffs at hewlett packard. >>> family and friends of a missouri teen are demanding the arrest of a police officer who shot and killed him. 18-year-old michael brown was unarmed when ferguson police officer darren wilson shot him several times. it has been 58 days and no arrests. community activists, clergy and the brown family's lawyer expressed anger and frustration yesterday. they're calling for an immediate arrest. >> we should get what we asked for from the very beginning which is j

of the city the normal northbound backup from center city to the work zone in cotman avenue, in salisbury township, a downed treat closing route 32, river road, and windy bush road a possible alternate around that. from you worried about the crashes in burlington county, fear no more both are gone, both lanes are open on 295 and the new jersey turnpike northbound. and watch for a crash involving a pedestrian at church and marion street. >>> adam joseph is back with the exclusi ♪ with the card most accepted in the philadelphia region, you have the power to do more. independence blue cross. live fearless. >>> all right adam, tomorrow is friday. give us good news please. >> have you good news for friday, and saturday but a big change comes on sunday. that is one thing we have to talk about for the weekend. as we look at double scan live radar, things are dry compared to this morning but the far western lancaster, there are a couple of downpours and showers popping up because of the instability with the sun returning and low pressure and cold air aloft, in lancaster and elizabeth town driftin

salisbury is on the road, taking on ithica. plenty of clouds around.ure weather for us, nothing to worry about for the remainder of your saturday. we'll pick up a few clouds late this afternoon and overnight tonight. the cold front coming by is a dry one. as a result we'll have no weather impact. it will be breezy, 9:00, 10:00 tomorrow morning. unfortunately running toward the finish line, mile 25 to 26 tomorrow straight up route 110, prepare for substantial headwind tomorrow at miles 24 and 25. temperatures am tomorrow mostly in the 60s. your seven-day forecast, and it is fantastic. are you kidding me? how about 77 degrees, call in sick day tuesday? showers on wednesday. cooler weather coming back just in time for halloween. delaware taking on the tribe of william and mary in williamsburg, perfect weather there. down on the plains of auburn, gamecocks, tigers, in the 60s. good luck to your teams. >> thank you. >>> if you think it's a little early to be seeing christmas decorations in the store you're not alone. 70% of us, and that include us, too, are

. >> i've visited japan, china, hong kong, gratz, salisbury. >> the music is just the means for makingperson. starts to hold on, i count! >> stefan grew up in a high crime neighborhood. >> how do you say the choir made a difference in his life? >> first of all, discipline. and apart from that it keeps him from the street. >> stefan's mom said it's her rules. >> if you do anything to break the law, i'm coming. ♪ >> it's easy to quit and that's what people want to you do. they want you to give up. >> reporter: but stefan didn't quit, thanks to his mom's determination and ypc. >> they paid for him to go. they send the chaperone with him, they took care of everything. >> reporter: stefan was accepted to every college he applied to, ithaca college offered the most financial support. >> if you work hard and put hard work into it, it can happen and it has happened. >> whether i was singing or not, i always dreamed about doing something good and being remembered for it. ♪ close your eyes ♪ make a wish >> at the fastefan douglas alle. safely passing the age of eighteen. >> tonight's freeze fram

thomas eric duncan, a memorial service was held this week for duncan in salisbury, north carolina, where his mother lives. he was the first ebola case to be diagnosed in the united states. the 42-year-old liberian man came to dallas to visit his fiance. she and three relatives have been in quarantine. that quarantine ends tonight at midnight. . >> president obama had a high level meeting at the white house last night. >> who was at the meeting? who was not? what did they accomplish? >> deb, ron klain, who is the newly named so-called ebola czar, was not at the meeting. he was at the white house yesterday afternoon late in the afternoon for some other meetings, but at this particular meeting the vice president was in attendance as well as health and human services secretary sylvia burwell. the omb director, jay johnson, the secretary of homeland security, sean donovan, the director of the office of administration and budget. dr. tom frieden, the director of the cdc, and a number of advisors to president obama and at this meeting they detailed for him the contact tracing method that is hav

november 21, 2007, salisbury, north carolina.or trailer is slowly crossing the railroad tracks when a freight train plows right into it. >> the train hit the trailer pretty much dead center in the middle of the trailer. >> the train lifts the 18-wheeler off the ground and sheared off the rear axle. >> it got split in half. it went through the air like a frisbee. stuff was going everywhere. >> the massive collision is caught on camera by benjamin preddie, who also videotapes trains as a hobby. he inherited his love of trains from his father who, in turn, got it from his dad. >> when i was small, my father and grandfather would take me over to the train tracks in greensboro. and once i started getting a little bigger and we started going outside the tracks and watching trains, and he got interested and started taking pictures of them. >> on the day of the collision, father and son head to one of their favorite spots to train watch. a railroad crossing by a recycling transfer station. while dad waits in the car, the young train buff

if you look in the 19th century, they had a succession of prime minister in salisbury for almost a century all of whom whatever differences they had about the actions and the reason they lived in an environment in which these values were sort of taken for granted. and therefore provided the basis for the creative thinking. i'm very worried and i said in the book about the impact of the way history is taught -- >> you know what occurred to me if you try to go to pakistan and china with today's technology, somebody would have taken a picture of you and send it out and the whole secret would have been blown before you ever got to beijing. we have time for a couple more questions. i'm sorry folks. [applause] in the invisible soldiers and writes about how private contractors have displaced the u.s. military and overseas operations. she spoke recently at the washington, d.c. bookstore. >> good evening. thank you so much for coming. hello. my name is sarah and i'm the event coordinator here and on behalf of the entire staff i'm happy to welcome you tonight for one of the first events where we got

salisbury steak. >> cuyahoga county correction center inmate james dean realizes he shares his name with icon that lived fast and died young. and even though he's serving time for drugs and assault, he insists he is not a rebel, he especially when it comes to having a shank in jail. >> tell me i'm charged with possession of a weapon that i didn't even have possession ever. but here i'm going to get charged for it. >> man up. >> dean is only two weeks from completing his sentence. but his release will be jeopardized if the jail finds him responsible for the shank. and choose to file new criminal charges. the decision will rest largely with the results of the disciplinary hearing. >> do you want to give your explanation on what's going on? >> can i read my statement? >> go ahead. >> let me start off by saying i'm a kitchen trustee and my job is to clean of kitchen front to wall, ceiling to floor. when cos ask, i help in the stock room. this piece of wood as you refer to as a shank was found in the stock room about an inmate gary valentine in front of co staff in of the kitchen. at the end

. >> reporter: in salisbury township, brad satin fox 29 ne news. >> new jersey police are investigating shooting involving an off duty police officer early this morning. officer basil warren found 26 year old tyshon fitzpatrick sitting in the driver's seat of his car parked outside the officer's edgewater home. cops say words were he can changed. and warren discharged his depth gun. the suspect was rushed to the hospital. he is now in critical condition. so far no charges have been filed sense against fitzpatrick. warren is a 10 year law enforcement officer. >> fox 29 has learn the mother killed while walking home from strawberry mansion over the weekend may have been targeted for cooperating in drug investigation. police say 42 year old catherine berry was targeted and executed. she was shot in the head on morse street while walking home from grocery store with her 13 year old child. the child was not hurt. so far police have no suspects. >> be prepared to cough you have green if you're caught speeding through a red light in abington township. $100 fines started a midnight tonight. the

not much fog east except down toward cambridge and salisbury. it's all west this morning.otten better. still foggy in hagerstown and winchester three-quarters of a mile. we're sees visibility increase just a little bit. that's the right trend for us. temperatures have fallen into the 40s in a few spots well west. in the mountains especially. winchester is at 50 with the fog. 61 in easton. still on the hiewmedz side out there. we -- humid side out there. we did have about 1.2 inches of rain in prince frederick. an inch and a half in washington yesterday. so the low clouds again touching the top of the monument. 61 degrees. cloudy skies and a south, southwesterly wind 5 miles an hour. we're drying out a little bit but not a lot. we're still waiting for this storm here to pass us. that's going to happen today. tomorrow we end up with some clearing. it's really going to be a beautiful friday. today as we get into the afternoon, the spotty showers from the mountains. best chances will be disk north and -- will be d.c. north and west than areas south. although trying to kick up

. >> chester, wilmington, dover, seaford, laurel, salisbury, princess ann. >> buffalo platform numberhree, ladies and gentlemen. have a good trip. this is danny aiello saying sayonara. >> those are all leaving town. >> aiello was also a union leader and after he was fired following an unauthorized strike he worried his family would go hungry, so he turned to crime and safe cracking. >> we threw the safe out the window, and if it broke in the back with regard then we went in and got whatever was there. >> but you never got caught? >> never got caught. >> did you think at the time, i am a criminal? >> yeah, i thought i was disgusting. >> eventually aiello landed a job as a bouncer at the improvisation comedy club. he got to fill in as emcee and found he had a mac for performing. so at the age of 36, he started acting. >> three years later he got his first movie, bang the drum slowly with robert de niro whose acting talent far outweighed his baseball skills. >> he couldn't throw the ball so we worked and worked and what came outlet me tell you how great he was. >> great parts kept coming

if you look in the 19th century, they had a succession of prime minister in salisbury for almost a centuryll of whom whatever differences they had about the actions and the reason they lived in an environment in which these values were sort of taken for granted. and therefore provided the basis for the creative thinking. i'm very worried and i said in the book about the impact of the way history is taught -- >> you know what occurred to me if you try to go to pakistan and china with today's technology, somebody would have taken a picture of you and send it out and the whole secret would have been blown before you ever got to beijing. we have time for a couple more questions. i'm sorry folks. [applause] d.c. bookstore. >> good evening. thank you so much for coming. hello. my name is sarah and i'm the event coordinator here and on behalf of the entire staff i'm happy to welcome you tonight for one of the first events where we got started in earlier september. and i hope if you haven't already that you will take a moment and pick up one of our events calendars and if you haven't already, plea

on platform number three for philadelphia chester, wilming n wilmington, salisbury, princess ann, hits in jersey city from mt. claire, denver, strousburg, mt. pocono, scranton wilkes-barre. bingh binghamton, ithaca. waverly, elmira. xavier. mt. pomorris. and buffalo. >> all right, danny aiello. and they fired you. >> that's right. >> not because of that, i was elegant when i did that. i got fired for a strike. >> you're executing a role. i feel like, i don't know, is it the -- >> it's interesting you say that, and it's true. >> i just saw you lock into comfort. >> i locked into a comfort zone which is a distraction from all the nasty things that happen out in life. being an actor for me was a blessing. because it gave me an opportunity to play other parts. if i, you know, was distraught in this area where it was real life, i was able to play a character and escape into something else. >> how interesting, one of your most famous lines, michael corleone says hello. was ad-libbed. >> joe, i'll tell you, i was nervous as hell. i'm working with francis. he gave me a part not as a result of

they had salisbury steak and it was so bad everybody started sticking it onto the bulletin board withe to go to the bathroom? all right, let's show you what's going on as far as your weather is concerned. we are watching two tropical entities, but of course we've also got this system along the eastern seaboard that's bringing heavy rain making its way into the northeast and into new england. and in fact some moisture from gonzalo which is going to hit bermuda on friday. that is going to rocket up the coast and enhance the moisture and the winds, so we've got a real mess thursday into friday, especially as you get into new england, anywhere from 1 to 2 inches of rain, but we could have some isolated areas of 4 inches of rain with torrential rain and strong wind gusts. we're going to be watching this over the next 24 hours. s. that's what's >>> hey, thank you. gorgeous day coming your way. mild temperatures, a mix of sun and clouds. 66 in san francisco. 69 for the east shore, and 76 degrees in the south bay, with changes on the way. today will be mild. by tomorrow you'll need that umbre