he ends up instead finding salvation in another way and that is the twist. o. henry's characters are the number one thing that people i think enjoy when they read a story and the characters that o. henry depicts armie and you telling our stories, it is kind of a fictionalized nonfiction world. what i want people to take away when they come to the museum is the fact there is a number of stories in his catalog based here in texas. if you think of him as a new york writer and you are thinking, why is he talking about these storylines are whatnot -- it is important to fill in those gaps and it also allows you to talk about -- he was one of the first waves of western writers. some of his stories go back early 1903-ish area that compete with stories like "the virginian," which is considered the first western story. it's important to tell those -- that is background that people don't know. they are so used to the new york city lifestyle stories. i like people to be able to use it to learn more about austin history. [inaudible] >> long after i'm gone, i want you all to

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the salvation army playing host to an all-day block party in grays ferry. neighbors were invited out for a day of fun and food. and a new neighborhood community center t the salvation army says the renovated facility will now serve communities well beyond grays ferry as well. the welcoming clients and visitors from other parts of south and west philadelphia. >>> special delivery on it side of the road in washington, dc. >> can you imagine? a woman in labor and her mom trying to get to a hospital but the baby wouldn't wait. fox has the story. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: brianna cunningham holds her newborn, family surround them with the incredible story how that he came into the would recall. brianna and her mom were headed to the hospital for delivery. just three minutes down the road, baby brook changed the plans. . >> first she screamed, then a few seconds later, she said mom, her head out. i looked all i see is hair. >> reporter: before she could pulled over, brook's interior body was out. by that time, she had a 911 operated on the line who told her to g

two years ago, the salvation army pulled almost $2 million in funding from pierce's foundation, citinge a grant was, you know, unfortunate. it's not the end of the program. >> reporter: also a grocery store billed as healthy food for low income shoppers that pierce helped open in 2013 shut down a year layered. and ten years since the storm, there are still blighted abandoned hoamed in his neighborhood like this one. it sits next to one of the flood elevated homes that his group built. >> i look at this house and it's a reminder of the issues we still have to deal with. a broken pipe underground, infrastructure is still -- we lose 50% of our water in new orleans. still an issue. >> reporter: while some outlying neighborhoods are on life support downtown new orleans is thriving. as his city continues to wrestle with what to restore and what to bring back, pierce says he understands why downtown was restored first. >> i believe that's common sense triage you know? it's the heart of the economic center of new orleans so make sure that it is back up on its feet. at the same time, real triag

abc7 news was in fran south of market discretion whip the salvation army hosted a back to school carnivalyoungsters pinged out backpacks and loaded them up with school supplies. >> really thankful for this gift, and our family is -- does not have a lot of money because we also have like other -- two siblings. >> san francisco's public schools in a little more than a week. >>> san jose today honored the legacy of the world war ii generation. the police department tweeted pictures of the world war ii 7 in 0th anniversary. it wrapped up few minutes ago, august 14, 1945, when president trumanan announced japan surrendered. sparking celebrations for the owned of world war ii. >>> a man's inspirational journey to live his dream. >> never let anyone tell you, you're not go enough. >> stealing the show during tryout's for an nba dance team. why it's so important for him. >>> heading outside, in san jose, we have the san jose jazz summerfest 2015, and will we see a warmup? meteorologist drew tuma has t >>> president obama's vacation got off to a swinging start. he hit the greens today near martha'

it's part of the salvation army be there best program. they learned about etiquette and manners how to dress for a formal meal to setting the table. last night's tea party was a chance to show off their newly honed skills. >>> much more coming up on saturday morning. >>> helping hand. local firefighters are heading west to gain an upper hand on the wildfires burning out of control. >>> a remake of a popular 1960s tv series hits the big screen. we'll have a preview of the man from uncle. stay with us we'll be right back. see the world in a whole new light. flonase, this changes everything. at clorox 2 we've turned removing stains into a science. now pre-treat with clorox 2! watch stains disappear right before your eyes. remove 4 times more stains than detergent alone. >> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. on this saturday, august 15. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." >>> an 18-year-old and 9-year-old become victims of gun violence while sitting on the front porch of a delaware county home. >>> the deadline is quickly

. >> across town the salvation army hosted a backpack and school supplies give away in the south of market area, that benefited 1500 kids. that's it for us at 6:00. see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. have a great night. >>> coming up today on "intelligence for your life," would you like to test the strength of your relationship? at least one psychologist says all you have to do is take a walk through the nearest ikea. we'll tell you what's strolling through the children's furniture and kitchen departments together. we'll tell you about your relationship. also today, you've seen your dog twitin her sleep? we'll tell you what researchers are saying about what small dogs and big dogs are dreaming about. and then we'll tell you how hunger anger could be ruining your relationship. you'll find out about the clothing a woman notices on a man. and what wearing gym clothes around all day will do to your waistline. get ready. "intelligence for your life" begins now. ♪

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. >> and because it was a salvation army children's home, so he used to do a lot of things to raise money for the charity. >> today visitors come together from here, there, and everywhere. >> i've got people on the tour today from india, brazil, argentina, wales, london -- literally all over the world. some from california on board today, as well. >> yeah, we came all the way from india, and one of the things which we decided, even before we left india, was to come to liverpool and see all these historic sites of the fab four -- the penny lane, the strawberry fields, the cavern, and then, of course, visit the museum. >> what do you think of the beatles? >> i just think they're amazing. well, they changed music. >> for some reason, it's become a tradition for visitors to write a message on the gates. i couldn't resist. when we return, we'll visit a place that puts the mania into beatlemania. "teen kids news" will be right back. it won't be long. music i want some more. what's he doing? please sir, i want some more. more? he has asked for... thank you. well he did say please... yes he did.

to find salvation. >> during his time in prison, joseph filed more than twenty-five motions proclaiming his innocence. finally, in 2000, he wrote to attorney christine mumma. she agreed to take up his appeal. >> i believe that joe's life didn't have much value to anybody. and i think he was completely discardable. >> joseph's ordeal started in september 1976, outside a small north carolina town. >> here in the woods near elizabethtown, north carolina, in 1976, a brutal murder happened in this house. >> one sunday morning, two women - a mother and daughter - were found beaten and stabbed to death. within days, police apprehended joseph. the night before the murders, he had walked out of a nearby minimum security prison camp, where he was serving time for stealing clothing. >> that's where my nightmare began. september 5th, 1976. never forget it. >> joseph was charged with double homicide. at his trial, the prosecutor presented two jailhouse informants, who said that joseph confessed to the killings. they received a combined $5000 dollars as reward, about $20,000 in today's money. >> ther

the salvation army had a festival for families. organizers say it is important for students to start off right with the right tools and the first day of school in san francisco is on august 17th coming up. >>> big night for football. the newest members of profootball's hall of fame. we'll be right back with that. this was supposed to be a big week for the 49ers, they had planned big public workout but it was canceled because of the ongoing problems with the turf. there was a video of divots being pushed down. 29,000 fans won a drawing to attend practice but that will not happen now. problems continue. >>> scott is here and giants can't wait to get out of chicago. not looking good. >> kind of uneven run for them this month of august. this is not a divisional series for the giants but just as important. the cubs a game-and-a-half up for san francisco for the second wild card slot heading into play today. >>> at the friendly confines, down right giddy playing great baseball. brandon belts over the ivy. and belt will take it, the 5th h

orleans pleaded for salvation, many people had asked why the government had not sent help. when the city's mayor phoned into the station unannounced. >> excuse my french everybody in america. pissed.-- i am get off of your asses and let's amn disasterest godd in this country. people are dying. they do not have homes. the city of new orleans will never be the same. >> we were both pretty speechless. i don't know what to say. keep in touch. keep in touch. >> ok. can we take a break? >> we had people dying. we had people that we knew were not going to make it. we had their relatives here. that was tough. that was hard. that was beyond hard. that was the worst part. i think that fueled the anger even more. a the radio station provided voice for people during hurricane katrina. today, the scars of the storm are still visible. while much of the city has been rebuilt, many homes and buildings remain untouched and serve as a painful reminder of what happened here 10 years ago. bbc news, new orleans. radio.the story of wwl picking out on what the mayor ray nagin said, this city will

campbell, campbell is the man charged in the salvation army thrift shop collapse on market street thatlled six people two years ago. neighbors near this latest property say that they've been complaining about safety issues for some time now. >> kind of been at the same stage for the long time. the wood, the basic outline of the building. it didn't seem like anyone was working on it for a while. >> l & i says the building's owner tried to build a house that was bigger than the city allowed. we tried contacting the owner and we're still waiting to hear back. >>> an update from china, rescue crews found a firefighter in the debris of one of these explosions more than 31 hours after the disaster. that firefighter was still alive and is now in stable condition. amateur video captured the blast at a container warehouse in the city of tianjin, china. at least 50 people were killed, including 17 firefighters. hundreds were injured and are still in hospitals there. here's a live look at the scene there, again, tianjin, china. you can see more than 24 hours after these explosions, still smolderi

he's the man charged in the 2013 death of six people in the salvation army thrift shop collapse on market street. >> been at the same stage for a long time, just the wood, the basic outline of the building. it doesn't seem like anyone was really working on it for awhile. >> l & i says the building's owner tried to construct a house that was bigger than allowed. we have tried contacting the owner and are waiting to hear back tonight. >>> talks to get a budget will resume next tuesday. the governor and legislative leaders met in harrisburg for about an hour. they worked on how much to spend on education and pension reforms. nothing was resolved. six weeks since the governor vetoed a republican sponsored spending plan. >>> sugar house casino is showing off its new expansion in fishtown today. people watched from the parking lot there. the $164 million project should be open by the end of the year. it will more than double the size of the casino, allowing room for more than 40 more table games. nearly 300 new slots and a new poker room. >>> gloucester premium outlets opened today in blackwood

philadelphia a soul, held a clinic for 200 local kid at the salvation army, community center, soul players were on hand to demonstrate the importance of stretching and staying activity. nice job by the soul. they are doing well too this year 14-three, and in the playoffs. we will be right back. new customers can save an average of $500 just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on our sister station the the cw philly and back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> up next, "cbs evening news". tonight a shooting at a tennessee movie theater suspect armed with the gun and hatchet is now dead, we will have the latest from the scene, from new york, here now is scott pelley. we will see you later on tonight. take care family, stay well. >> pelley: it has happened again this afternoon. a gunman opened fire at a movie theater. how quick action by police saved lives. also tonight, the clinton e-mails. now they're a case for the f.b.i. it's a blockbuster for

the salvation army is part of that effort. water will be in demand if it gets hit hard. >>> and erika killed four people on the eastern island of dominica. it caused severe flooding and mudslides and the storm dropped 15 inches of rain. 20 people are still missing. >>> keeping a close eye on erika and find out what's happening weatherwise in our area as well. >> the storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is in for us. >> good morning. friday is finally here. look at all the 50s on the map. don't get used to it, everybody. this is coming to an end and soon. 55 now, gaithersburg. 54 in new market, maryland. 55 now in winchester. 63 in fredericksburg. bus stop weather then, sun is up at 66:33. coming home later on this afternoon, nice and warm, a mix of clouds and sunshine. temperatures in the low to mid 80s today. today's high temperatures by about 79 in gaithersburg. 84 in washington and in fredericksburg. dry weather for today. and tomorrow we'll start looking into the weekend a little further when i see you next. for now thoug

but we found salvation, light, and hope from the angels among us. those angels made real for us the song of david, that joy cometh in the morning. now, as we approach the 10th anniversary of katrina, we new orleans want to remember all of those that we lost. and we want to again count our blessings, and again say thank you to those of you that helped us survive. over the last 10 years, new orleans has been through hell and high water. not just katrina, but hurricanes rita, ike, gustav, the bp oil spill, and the national recession. all of it. but we won't bow down. because we don't know how. by our nature, we are resilient, we are a hopeful people. even after all we have been through, a recent poll in new orleans done by the kaiser family foundation with npr found that a whopping 78% of residents are optimistic about new orleans future. new orleans has gone from literally being underwater to being one of the fastest-growing major cities in america. with thousands of new jobs, new industries rapidly improving schools, rising property values, and a new

for a ceremonial afternoon tea at hotel sophie tell in center city philadelphia it was part of the salvationrmy be your best program. these young woman learn about etiquette and manners about how to properly dress for a formal meal to setting a table. tonight's beautiful tea party was a chance for the girls to show off their newly hone skills. very cool. >>> ducis is here with the eagles news, sunday match upcoming quickly. >> we have some news. we will have to wait one more week, to see sam bradford, in game action. the eagles are holding him out of sunday's preseason opener against indy. eagles insist that bradford is not hurt. he has not had a setback with that surgically repair left knee. chip kelly says it was his call and just being cautious. the bradford is disappointed but he understands. >> i think anytime you put the time in, you know, come training camp, work for two weeks, it is fun to get out there and play real football again. so i think it is disappointing but, you know, i'm excited about the opportunity next week. >> my decision. we have been back and forth on it. i made fina

others did voluntary welfare work with women, voluntary service for civil defense and the salvation army. women were drafted in the sense that they were conscripted into war work by the ministry of labor, including noncombat jobs in the military, such as the women's naval service, the women's auxiliary air force, and the auxiliary territorial service. auxiliary service also recruited women. in the early stage of the war, such services relied exclusively on volunteers. however, by 1941, conscription was extended to women for the first time in british history, and around 600,000 women were recruited into this organization. in this organization, women performed a wide range of jobs in support of the army, royal air force, and royal navy, both overseas and at home. these jobs ranged from traditional feminine roles like cook, clerk, and telephone, to more traditionally masculine duties like mechanic, armory and instruments operator. british women were not drafted into combat units but could volunteer for combat duty in antiaircraft units, which shot down german planes and rockets. they were u

salvation army hosted a special tea party in center city.y get together was the culmination of the seven week be your best etiquette program. tea and desert on the menu. these ladies range in age from seven to 15 years of age. they learn how to properly dress for formal meal. set the table and behave with appropriate manners during the etiquette program. very nicely done. >> great. for pat and kate, jessica whose off, i'm ukee washington. inform cis los angeles is night. have a good night, family, and a great weekend. sleep well. ♪ >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for armando montelongo live events. you're about to meet a man that can change your future now. he is america's top real-estate investing expert, he has been featured on the number-one real-estate hit reality show, "flip this house," and is a best-selling author. he is the most sought-out real-estate expert in the world and has changed thousands of people's financial futures. you now have the opportunity to spend time learning armando's mo

there are a lot of trucking, and salvation army and whatnot that basically pick up to a larger scale of warehouses and stores. but the door-to-door service with all the small details -- certificate of insurance for the building, timing, time restrictions of the building, time restrictions of the warehouse. so, we kind of answer all of that. for us, it's just a walk in the park. >> that's the key because this stuff could get damaged otherwise, but because you have storage, you have all that, that's all taken care of. you already have your insurance, so that's all in a one-stop shop. so, what's been the reaction now from the people you've been helping through nyc mammas, et cetera? >> so, we have partnered with very large social agencies, social-work agencies -- sanctuary for families, henry street settlements, safe horizon. we just got an e-mail from wic, and actually sanctuary for families reached out to us actually from that first response. so, we've -- i mean, i think the number is concretely -- we've helped 400 children, but it's many, many more because a lot of these agencies hav

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i think she does not bet on salvation at this point. much more has to happen. i think we have to continue to expect a lot of mobilization on all sides. a lot of noise especially if acordon leads to efforts to undo the larger operation. we will see this in september the former president putting together the acordon. they are both under petrobras-related criminal investigations. as i mentioned their sectors of the business community but the people investigating are really not very concerned that this is the present of the senate. this is a very popular ex-president of brazil. if they find facts there that would lead to indictments these people would be indicted. the director general said so much when he was asked whether president lula could be targeted. he said we do not investigate people we investigate facts and we go where they lead us. he was also asked i think it was president lula who said the ministry of justice had lost control of the federal police in brazil like in the united states were i believe the department of justice supervises the fbi in brazil

thanks to the salvation army in san francisco hundreds of young children in need got new backpacks.roup posted a back-to-school carnival for 1,500 low income families. the event featured games and fun for the whole family. each student left with a backpack filled with school supplies to start the year off right. the first day of school in san francisco is august 17th. >>> the giants are on the verge of getting with the chicago cubs. matt cane continues to struggle in four innings, gave up five runs, six hits and walked five batters. entering the series giants had a half game lead over the cubs for the second wildcard. now trail the cubs by 2 1/2 games after falling to them 8- 6. >>> the as may have the worst record in the american league but putting up a tough fight against the houston astros. designated hitter danny valencia knocked in two runs with a double to right center. the as only two runs of the game but enough to beat houston, won 2-1. >>> today's law enforcement day at the coliseum. as we mentioned earlier. >> two runs will take it. >> that's all you need. >>> a woman from

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the salvation army, hosted a become to school carnival. 1,500 children received backpacks.ns, pencils and notebooks. abc 7 news was also across town at the community center that's where the tenth annual western edition took place. community groups appropriate viappropriate -- provided backpacks to youngsters. open in little more than a week. tourists tonight, one in particular stood out. a duck wearing a tux bib and shoes waddled among the tourists. i took the video. the duck seemed to fit in among the people out and about. no word on where the duck was going or if he ran out of a restaurant without paying the bill. that was a joke. see and share the video on abc 7 news facebook page. a lot of people viewed it. maybe close to 30,000 viewed it. lot of people sharing as well. now time to check in with drew. what did you think of skicpping out on the bill? >> the best looking guy on the embarcadero. >> what a beautiful saturday. the bay area. quiet evening right now. live look from sfo camera. showing you do notice. the lights of the airport bouncing off low cloud along the co

but we found salvation, lights, and hope from the angels among us. usse angels made real for the song of david, that joy cometh in the morning. now, as we approach the 10th anniversary of katrina, we new orleans want to remember all of those that we lost. and we want to again count our blessings, and again say thank you to those of you that helped us survive. the last 10 years, new orleans has been through hell and high water. not just katrina, but hurricanes rita, ike, gustav, the bp oil spill, and the national recession. all of it. but we won't bow down. because we don't know how. by our nature, we are resilience, we are a hopeful people. even after all we have been through, a recent poll in new orleans done by the kaiser family foundation with npr found that a whopping 78% of residents are optimistic about new orleans future. new orleans has gone from literally being underwater to being one of the fastest-growing major cities in america. jobs, newands of new industries rapidly improving schools, rising property values, and a new flood protection t

seized control of a key town from the salvation army. the group captured a -- from the syrian army it captured a town the biggest advance since capturing palmyra. the advance bolsters i.s.i.l.'s ability to move supplies between palmyra and some territory that it controls near damascus. a senior fellow at the senior for american progress and former did not secretary of defense. good to see you. you heard the white house trying to play down a strategy in what appears to be moderates taking the fight to i.s.i.l. does the administration accept that this is a failure, and an expensive one? >> i think they do. they did not anticipate al-nusra coming in after them. this shows the mess you have in syria, you have bashar al-assad he doesn't like al-nusra or i.s.i.l. al-nusra doesn't like i.s.i.l. and so it really becomes almost impossible to get people who used to be in syria want to get rid of bashar al-assad to go in there, and fight - fight al-nusra. >> earlier today i heard a democratic congresswoman argue that what happened with the american

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joining me right now is martin salvation that's live in paris.ar rin, wh martin, what are you hearing? >> reporter: well, in light of the tragedy and remember no one was killed, but it could have been far worse. thanks to the efforts of four americans on the high speed train was deported. it was over the eyes of the public and government officials say to say that we need to figure out how to in crease the security measures and one of the poplar ways to get around europe and that's train. that's what you have got. you have them from nine different countries and it was called by the minuistry of frane and discussing the ideas. maybe they go to something else like the airplane security and it's tough for the people on the plane. maybe they do something like putting more armed guards on the trains or maybe more intelligent sharing. whatever they come out with today is not the final answer. what it does show you is that given what happened a week ago, add it to the public and government officials have changed significantly. they feel that they're goin

swimming in call it baptism peace covered skies reveal the sunrise until the lost angels discover salvation don't you wish we could run away, no let's let's drugs sex and polaroids pick a star in the sky we could both say goodbye all night i wish i could paint our love these moments are vibrant word play turns into gunplay the gunplay turns into pillow talk the pillow talk turns into sweet dreams sweet dreams turn into coffee in the morning coffee in the morning coffee in the morning i don't wanna wake you i just wanna watch you sleep it's the smell of your hair and it's the way we fit never felt comfortable like this before never felt comfortable coffee in the morning ooh darling i never felt comfortable baby never like this two to be together together ooh baby no no i belong to you babe i belong to you babe never felt comfortable like this yeah ooh darling i never felt comfortable baby i belong to you babe i belong to you babe snets never like this no you babe i'm saying i think you know go there's no debate i belong to you babe we're the same you know my blood so if i ever stray you know

players from the soul will put on a clinic at the salvation army temple community center in north philadelphia. some 200 children attending day camp will get football tips, learn about teamwork and the importance of staying active. the soul invited children and their families to their game on sunday night. >>> making his pitch. president obama's latest push to get support for the iran nuclear deal as his administration works to persuade skeptical lawmakers to approve the deal. >>> plus, it's hard to think about holiday travel while dealing with summer heat, but if you're looking to get a good deal on your flight, time to book that ticket is coming up. >>> bottom of the hour. we have breaking news. we just learned new information about the search for a missing 11-year-old boy in dell county. laquan lattimore was last seen riding his bicycle monday afternoon in fulcroft. drew smith is live. you just talked to investigators. what did you find out? >> reporter: they still don't expect foul play here but we have seen more activity since we last joined you 30 minutes ago. a huge team is canvassing t

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"one dead in attic," and he worked for the "new orleans times picayune" and also wrote for "soul salvation and sitting next to me is tracie l. washington, she is a civil rights lawyer, she is evacuated during the storm and she remains focused on social justice. and all of her thomas is the last person i have here. he is a former city council member, he is also a wbok radio host. he focuses on city engagement and community government. we want to go into the thought of the whole idea of what it means to know new orleans. we want to cover everything including the tales of survival that hold it at an arms length. it is interesting what we think we know and what people actually experience. i want to start with you lolis and ask you what people outside new orleans think about new orleans. when they think about bouncing back and survival, but tell us, what do you think about new orleans and what do you think we should know? lolis: culture comes down from on high, and i think that is the most telling explanation of this city. and if you think about it specifically in terms of sidewalks, the second

the red cross, second harvest, salvation army, catholic charities, united way, habitat for humanity, and so many others united by faith, united by civic purpose rushed to our side and to our aid. and then together, together we started to clean up, sweating the heat, clearing away the devastation, and putting our lives back together. together, crying over photos that somehow escaped the deluge. together sleeping on church floors in tents. a mostly still dark city lit by amp fires, midwest and northeast accents blending in real nice with the southern drawl. from sea to shining sea americans helping americans, citizens helping citizens, neighbors lifting up neighbors. it was a teacher in baton rouge showing kindness to a scared child on her first ever day of school outside of her city of new orleans, a nurse in atlanta who helped an evacuee get the medication, a landlord in shreveport who found places for families to stay. as former houston mayor bill white said, quote, people saw this as an opportunity for us to do something that was right for our country as well as for our fellow amer

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in moments of crisis, music is their salvation.t step's 60 students have graduated high school and half of them have gone on to the country's most prestigious ivy league schools or conservatories. and jaffee says more than half of them are now professional musicians themselves. does the program change lives? >>it does change lives, i believe it does change lives. it certainly changed my life. >> reporter: and many others through the power of music. this is jared bowen from wgbh for the pbs newshour in boston. >> ifill: we'll be back with a look at the american heroin epidemic. but first, take a moment to hear from your local pbs station. >> ifill: now, the latest addition to the newshour bookshelf. according to the centers for disease control, heroin usage in the u.s. has doubled among young adults in the last decade and deaths have quadrupled. former "los angeles times" reporter sam quinones looks at what's driving that surge in his new book "dreamland: the true tale of america's opiate epidemic". he recently talked with jeffrey b

was griffin campbell, the man charged in the market street collapse that killed six people at the salvationmy thrift store. neighbors have said they've been complaining about safety issues for a long time. >> it's been at the same stage, the wood, the basic outline of the building. doesn't seem like anyone was working on it for a while. >> l & i says the builder's owner was trying to build a house bigger than the city allows. we've tried contacting that owner and are still waiting to hear back. >>> and i'm watching the flow of traffic throughout our entire area. just got one report that there is a multivehicle accident on route 1 southbound at ridge avenue and kelly drive. i'll let you know how to get around that in my full traffic report coming up. bill? >>> full sunshine is what we'll see for the poke mow mountains. starting off with a few scattered clouds at the lower level. it stays dry in the mountains. the rest of the area you'll see plenty of sunshine. a warmer day inland, upper 80s for philadelphia. look at the heat building at the shore. the shore and the beaches will see temperatu