but the good samaritan says he was simply doing what's right. juliana valencia away behind bushes in a benton, kentucky apartment complex, is a spot parker crittendon, john peter smith, and another friend often explore. but after saturday's rain... the water didn't look like this. (parker crittendon/rescued from creek) "i'm still scared. i'm definitely not going back in there.". (juliana valencia/reporting) "parker says the waters suddenly rose to around here but even water as low as 6 inches deep can kn your feet when water is moving rapidly." (parker crittendon/rescued from creek) "it was like a wave." that's when the current dragged the three away. robert duncan and his wife jordan heard screams. (robert duncan/good samaritan) "i couldn't see them. i heard them yelling daddy help me." duncan pushed through the bushes until he spotted parker hanging by a branch. he pulled parker out...going back for john peter and a girl now farther down on the other side of the creek. (juliana valencia/reporting) "you're holding onto a branch and holding on t

well, the good news is that there was a good samaritan there to help that wawa employee out.e a look at this flying -- fist flying. witnesses say the instigators appeared to be a family. what caused the ruckus is still unclear. when one or two people in that family started screaming focusing their anger at a wawa employee a good samaritan steps in. this woman witnessed it. >> and another customer came to the worker's defense. and then they started fighting him. and then they all -- it was a bunch of them. they all family related, they all related and they started tearing wawa up. >> and they tried to jump one of the cashiers and started trashing the store when 93 couldn't get to her. i went outside and called police. when i came back he was trashing the store again and i tried to get him to stop and then his family and friend jumped on top of me and tried to beat the crap out of me. >> we have people that aren't dealing with a clear head and they are irate for whatever reason and acting in a way that these individuals are acting and they obviously don't do things that make se

the woman is okay this morning thanks to those good samaritans. the man closest to the scene is using one hand to shoot the nail biting moment. he talked about the heroic rescue. >> maria molina is here to show us right now. >> we have rain and what are we expecting now? >> we are looking at a busy day of rain in the northeast. we have a number of watches already issued in anticipation of that. i want to bring you the incredible video out of maryland. out there over the weekend we saw heavy rainfall. what happened there on your screen actually happened in a span of about 2 hours. 6.5 inches of rain came down very quickly. that's why you see the images there on the screen. this happened very rapidly and there is a threat for that yet again today. keep an eye out over places like new jersey over eastern pennsylvania and parts of new york state. here's what happened over the past 24-hours. we had rain across portions of the north east. some of the storms happened quickly producing heavy rooifrn similar areas over a couple of hours. that's what pro do

report luc>> reporter: lucy, a 39-year-old businessman from old city said he wept from good samaritannd witness for the police to prisoner in matter of minutes. >> i'm trying to be nice guy, help my neighbor. >> reporter: he doesn't want to be identified but he matches a popular old city establishment much last saturday night he left work and parked his truck on the block where he lives in south philadelphia. >> then pop, pop, pop, pop. shoot at the guy. that's the guy i know, he's my neighbor. >> reporter: rattled by the shooting he got out to help his neighbor. >> just tell me to, please bring me to hospital. >> reporter: would be samaritan put the man in his truck and raced him to methodist hospital. he was bleeding heavily. he yelled for help. firefighters who were there and doctors quickly took the wounded man inside. police arrived quickly, first they thanked him for being a good samaritan -- >> i tell everything. >> reporter: you were totally cooperative? >> yes. then i stay there. i'm not going anywhere. >> reporter: few minutes later police handcuffed him, placed him a squad

(james ladnier/good samaritan) "it was frantic for the most part. everybody was running around trying to help in someway shape or form. we had used five fire extinguishers trying to keep it from engulfing the inside of the vehicle." ladnier was able to pull the last toddler out right before the car caught fire. (james ladnier/good samaritan) "both of us ended up taking in smoke, so it took about 15 minutes." (reporter off cam) thinking?" (james ladnier/good samaritan) "just to get everyone out of the vehicle no if, ands or buts." but by the time paramedics arrived, murley was already gone. we're told she was a smart, kind-hearted woman who loved her family. she was set to marry her high school sweetheart this october. there are no words to describe the heartache the family is enduring right now. ladnier spent the day with them in the hospital. he says it's a day that will stay with him for the rest of his lif samaritan) "my heart reaches out for every one of them."/// ((katie boer)) good evening! tracking dropping temperatures and breezy conditions

. < in this morning's gma first samaritan: "it's tough." / doug kumpon, good samaritan: "it's hard to watch." it all started with this massive accident caught on dashboard camera. watch as a tractor-trailer spins out of control in the middle of a binghamton new york highway. "it was like a demolition derby, it really was." motorists run straight to this mangled white car, now on fire... nats - broadcastify: ((fullscreen gfx)) officer: "we have several cars on fire, we samaritan: "there was a female trying to get our attention, waving her hands frantically." // chris white, good samaritan: "the cabin of the car was getting filled with more and more smoke." but as they struggle to pull the door open - a burst of flames! sot - chris white, good samaritan: i'm diane macedo, abc news, new york. > coming up in our next half hour... a community says some construction nearby is causing serious damage their homes-- and now they're taking legal action. we're live in the neighborhood... with more on what's happening today. parker adlibs tease chopper 13 fast and first.. flying over the area. sta

a good samaritan had to intervene. butzler says: "eventually, a person behind the car tried to get her attention, couldn't for whatever reason, got around behind her, blocked the roadway with his vehicle. she came to a... that made her stop basically." george says: "and the rim was ground down to about right here. that much of it was actually missing, so she drove it for quite a distance." big john george was one of the first to arrive on scene with his tow truck. george says: "now, when i got there it was still steaming and smoldering and putting it out, so i stopped to assist." in fact, butzler says hogan didn't even realize her own car was on fire... as the samaritan had to rescue her. butzler says: "pulled her out of the car and kind of, like, 'your car's on fire.' she didn't know." hogan was arrested for driving on a suspended license and for driving under the influence... butzler saying that she was on pain pills and cannabis. from inside the calaveras county jail, hogan declined to speak to us. but cal fire inve

good samaritans breaking a car window..... over the weekend..... to rescue two puppies trapped near detroit, michigan. the heat index.... more than.... -1- hundred-degrees! securty couldn't do anything. so... bystanders took action..... beating the window.... with whatever..... they could find. first.... a knife..... then a golf club. they had to get out of the car. someboyd had to get them out. i just couldn't take it no living with a new family. the dogs' owner is facing.... animal cruelty charges. the tragedies and near-misses..... just keep happening. kids getting left in steamy hot cars. a new state law.... in florida.... is protecing good samaritans..... who break the vehicle's windows to rescue children and dogs..... trapped inside. there are a few rules. you must check to make sure..... all the doors are locked.... call 9-1- 1 first.... and.... stay with the child or dog..... until help arrives. this year.... at least.... -27- children have died.... after being left.... in hot cars a young idaho girl is lucky to be alive tonight. over the w

good samaritans raised over and able to save the driver.j homes has more on the rescue. >> reporter: this is not a hollywood student. this is a real life crash caught on surveillance in florida. the cars goes out of control and flips over and over and over leaving a debris field. the video shows good samaritans rushing to the rescue, one brings a fire extinguisher to fight the flames. >> just immediately did what ovaries was doing trying to get him out of the car. we came up with the idea if there was enough people we could flip it. working together they cruised good old fashioned manpower. >> the windows were completely crushed. the flame was bent couldn't get the doors open, that was pretty much the main lead in my opinion of getting the guy out of the car. >> when we flipped it over, i noticed it had a sunroof and immediately jumped on the car and figured that's how we were going to get him out. after bystanders performed the rescue, emergency crews airlifted the driver to a nearby hospital. >> it's crazy that the car flipped so many tim

the young man thought it was a good samaritan who came to help him in the horrible accident. instead they robbed him. >> and call it rat academy. >>> good samaritans apparently not so good after all. a college student going home after doing volunteer work suddenly loses control of his car. it flips over, leaving the student trapped, dazed and confused. strangers come over to the car not to help, but to steal. now that's low. here's eyewitness news reporter josh einiger who spoke to the victim. >> if it wasn't for that seatbelt, i would have been right through the windshield. least of his troubles. this city college student who ask we not reveal his name has just flipped his car after falling asleep behind the wheel looking for a parking space here in astoria when two apparent good samaritans offered a hand. >> i was shouting anybody here, anybody here? the ago is cursing oh, man, shoot. as i get out of the car, i don't see anything because i don't have my glasses. i'm touching my pocket, am i alive? what's going on? the man in front of me saying, you know what? not going to r

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>> reporter:it's hard to forget the original story - a good samaritan actually stopped that kidnapping in progress while a man was dragging a woman down the street by her ankles. fortunately, nothing that violent has been reported since. but some women say they have seen the suspect, and the car he's driving.

"action news" spoke exclusively to the good samaritan who intervened. >> donald trump calls hillary clintonhe devil while campaigning in pennsylvania. >> just be november 9th already. >> let's go on over to meteorologist, david murphy. he's taking a look at your accuweather and matt pelman is in for karen. he's got traffic. good morning. >> got to talk about august everybody. this morning we are into the month of august and today is actually going to represent some improvement. we're looking at those little spotty showers and a couple of heavy downpours that came through yesterday but we really avoided most that of

good samaritans rushing to the rescue, and tonight, the 911 call. >> the car, it just flipped over about five times. and looks like there's a bunch of people trying to get whoever out of it. >> and they did. >>> a new concern just before the associated press now revealing the city's water is still dangerously contaminated with viruses and bacteria. athletes and tourists are being told not to put their heads in that water. >>> and the image now seen by milli millions. a helicopter tour spotting a smiley face that formed in that pool of lava. tourists getting a closeup look at something that hasn't been seen in years. the lava now oozing all the way down into the ocean. >>> when we come back on a monday, the ball girl, the beer and the bas when people ask me what it's like to win an olympic medal, i tell them, "you already know." the medals you've earned are all around you. your bronze. your silver. your gold. and liberty mutual insures them all. just like we protect the medals you've earned in life. liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance. if you have moderate to severe rheumato

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alyce said the good samaritan was african-american ... she wrote a letter to the newspaper saying the encounter proves that people of all races can get along in america. daybreak:reunited.a woman and her 100-year-old tortoise are making up for lost time.where the pet was found .. and how he and here are your top movies at the box office. we asked u.s. cellular customers to show us all the beautiful places they get coverage ed from the seashore. you shared from your hike. you showed us this sunset. you posted from the farm. and you adventured way out there... a lot of amazing places. ?? u.s. cellular put towers where the other guys don't. so join our network, and start sharing your moments time to open up the windows and enjoy the refreshing air! temperatures this morning are cooler than we've been in over a month. dew points have dropped into the 50s. i wish today's forecast was all perfect, but we have to keep a slight chance through the day. however, most of the day will be dry with partly cloudy skies. highs today will be in the lower

the cops and good samaritan were all smiles. >> phenomenal. i'm glad he's all right. that's what you -- that's what you hope for. you always hope for the best. do what you can and hope for the best. >> reporter: cordero has job as a data analyst in medical field. he hopes to get involved in medical technology as a full-time career. real good thing he had that equipment with him. chris? >> sure was. thanks, bruce. >>> police in delaware have arrest add woman in connection with the senseless killing of a delaware state university student last month. 46-year-old cheryl jennings of new castle is charged with murdering 19-year-old malcolm evans. police say jennings shot the student near the entrance of the rutledge community in bare while he was driving to his part-time job. police say evidence shows the victim and jennings did not know each other. the victim's family spoke at a press conference thanking law enforcement for their hard work. >> great job to everyone involved in the apprehension of the person involved in malcolm's murder. we'll never forget it as long as we

in this case a good samaritan helped pull a man from his thinking the". >> i told him to not panic -- from his sinking vehicle. >> i told him not to panic. >> the sign says road closed for a reason.>> i would have stayed home. >> >>> jacksonville investigating a deadly shooting where 14-year-old girl was killed. police say the shooting started after an argument. the shooter is still on the loose. they have asked the public to give any information. >>> the fort lauderdale man received a 100 year sentence for going on a carjacking spree. the sat -- the suspect was sentenced to 121 years. carjackings. he also faces first-degree murder and attempted murder charges. >>> the good samaritan lost his life trying to save two swimmers and panama city. funeral arrangements have been made. a gofundme account has been set up to help his family. the 39-year-old went missing in the golf -- in the gulf of mexico after trying to help swimmers. his body was discovered the next day and the swimmers were saved. >>> to drivers escape a brush with death today after the coast guard pulled them out of the wa

>> the lawmaker proposing the idea argues licensing won't limit good samaritans. it will empower them. >>> ford is issuing a recall of more than 100,000 vehicles. according to the automaker, it is pulling 88,000 of the following models sold between 2013 and 2015: taurus, flex, lincoln mk s & m kts, as well as law enforcement vehicles. ford says those vehicles are equipped with faulty fuel pump controls. transit vehicles may also be affected by this. another sweep of recalls includes the 2017 ford escape suvs that need software recalibration. >>> no answering calls, no apps, some iphone users say touchscreen problems are leaving them out of luck. some iphone six and six plus users say their screens aren't registering their fingers' touch anymore. it could be caused by changes in the way apple built these models compared with previous generations. apple has not released an official fix yet. but it recommends that users check out their support page. >>> if you have a dog you know it costs money but just how much are you spending on -- you have to pay for food, vets,

you got good samaritans. what more could you ask for in one news story? >> anchor: and the poseidon tattoo. >> reporter: yeah. >> anchor: thank goodness for those pokemon go players. we appreciate their video of that great rescue. thank you josh. >>> manatees near the courtney show for drivers. they were so wrapped up in what they were doing they probably had no idea people stopped this watch. the manatees were mateing in the shallow water. some drivers thought they were in distress but then they quickly discovered they were not. manatee mating season goes from march until october. that's a long mating season. >> anchor: just give them room. you know, get some video if you like. >> let nature take its course. >>> coming up, donald trump involved in yet another political firestorm. >> hillary wants to abolish essentially abolish the second amendment. >> anchor: up next his comments about his opponent and gun rights activists. >>> a sarasota family is on a mission to honor kaley anthony. up next, what they did and what would have been her 11th birthday toda

a simple message for those good samaritans. >> i'm grateful. i'm very thankful. i wish i knew his name. >> reporter: this view from inside a restaurant -- cars spinning downstream. >> people were starting to freak out. so, everybody was getting up and trying to figure out where to go. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: two customers who went out into the storm lost their lives, in what meteorologists are calling a one in a thousand rain event. you have your food still out there. the top floor, frozen in time. glasses still half-filled, tabs still unpaid. and right now, we're on the second floor of this restaurant. but take a look down the stairs. the water came up, about halfway up, and just look -- totally destroyed. that front room looks more like a war zone. what goes through your mind when you think about this? >> i'm glad most of everyone got out, really. i mean, it's, you know, it's a building, it's material. it's the people -- it's the people that matter. so -- our guys did the best they could. >> reporter: the same disastrous storm system wreaking havoc across t

but in this case, the good samaritan felt he had to make a quick decision... and thankfully, it all turned out okay. (vanessa and speaking of the animal kingdom... look at this adorableness... there's a baby sloth at "jungle island" in miami... she was born on the fourth of july, and she needs a name. the park is asking people to vote on it. the options are: "flash," "sid" or "velcro." just go to the will be selected, august 31st. ((vanessa)) there's much more to come on good day. ((walter)) let's turn it over to russell and jen - to find out what's ahead in our 6 o'clock hour. ((jennifer/2-shot)) a florida police officer shoots and kills a 73-year old woman.. at a training exercise.. it happened during a "shoot.. don't shoot" role-playing scenario.. where the officer was supposed to be the bad guy..((russell)) so many questions here - shayla reaves is live in punta gorda - with the latest on the investigation.. (russell/take vo) and - to ?guns has donald trump under fire.. and hillary clinton is focusing on an issue ?very close to many of us here in florida..

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. >>> now to oakland where police are crediting a good samaritan for the capture of a sexual assault suspect. they said that the woman was being attacked inside her apartment early this morning when a neighbor heard her screams calling 911. ktvu cristina rendon is outside opd headquarters with more on what happened. cristina? >> reporter: frank, that woman is recovering tonight. police say she was taken to the hospital with moderate injuries to her face, that she is expected to be okay. >> she was yelling help, get off me. >> reporter: a woman screams for help, pierces through the walls of her home 4:00 a.m. friday catching the attention of navy base. someone who heard those screams called police. >> and when officers arrived on scene, they too e -- they too heard the woman in need. >> reporter: the alleged burglar snuck out through a window in the lockwood garden housing projects. the man physically assaulted the woman and attempted to sexually assault her. when officers arrived the 26- year-old suspect broke a bedroom window and jumped out, but didn't get far. >> it appears that he

two good samaritan good samaritans and left the scene in 2014. larry ceply and na than yam williams died. >> i'm able to forgive for what you did to my husband. >> thank you for your forgiveness. >> i believe will's hope. there's no hate he. >> doran was also sentenced earlier this month to life in prison for setting a series of fires that killed two people in 2014. his attorney said today doran became depressed after the february crash. >>> a man who escaped from a prison in green county was captured just a few miles from the facility this morning. deputies say 37-year-old december. >>> the city of rocky mount is looking for firefighters. two informational meetings will be held this week to discuss the hiring process, employee benefits and to answer any questions you might have. the first meeting is from 7 to 9. a second one will be saturday from 9 until 11 in the morning. >>> friends, family and teammates celebrated the life of a 16-year-old mason wagner drowned in a pond. sunday hundreds filled the auditorium to remember him. his teammates sai

. >> reporter: that person is a good samaritan. lucky for him he was there to actually break up the fight. lucky for the wawa employee there. brawl happened here at this wawa on friday. now, we he do know who the good samaritan s-he has come forward to "action news" and we did speak to him and police are still looking for the people involved in the fight. take a look fists flying during a friday night brawl at the tours down levick wawa. what caused the ruckus is still unclear. when one or two people in that family started screaming focusing their anger at a wawa employee a good samaritan steps in. this woman witnessed it. >> and another customer came to the worker's defense and then they started fighting him. and then they all -- it was a bunch of them, they all was family related, they all related and they started tearing wawas up. >> and they were trying to jump one of the cashiers and they started trashing the store when they couldn't get to her. i went outside and called the police. when i tried to stop him his family or his f

washed away by a flash flood. 3 (robert duncan/good samaritan) "i couldn't see them. i heard them yelling daddy help me." me."the three kids were exploring a creek behind an apartment complex in benton, on to branches... when robert duncan pulled them out. 3 (john peter smith/rescued from creek)"i feel happy that i'm alive and not dead." (robert duncan/good samaritan) "i told them don't go back in the woods and they were like we will never go back in the wo" woods." (jordan pace/duncan's wife)"my daughter, she's two years old, she can barely talk. she's telling her daddy he's a hero and that made me so proud." proud."duncan says... he doesn't consider himself a hero--- it's just something he had to do. parents- you'll want to hear this next story. a new study hopes to shed some light on ho kids. and the results are pretty surprising! surprising!an australian study of 12-thousand teenagers shows those who routinely play video games do ?better? in school. but teenwho frequent facebook or chat sites.. are more likely to trail their peers in math, reading and science.rese

(cesar galeana, good samaritan): "i ran to the office." thanks to cesar.. the e-m-t's arrived soon.. and the 2 year old boy is now expected to survive. according to police.. the two year old wandered away while his family was unloading groceries from the car.. then slipped through a crack of the pool gate. often times..families in for their kids. well... a 10-year- old boy in north carolina is lending a helping hand to those families. and he's making a difference for hundreds of kids. madison morgan reports. natsot more than 30 pairs of new kids shoes. natsot and that's just in one trip for gunner robinson thanks to donations from a class reunion. this is the third year the 10 -- almost 11 --year old is collecting shoes instead of gifts for his birthday. (gunner robinson, donates shoes for kids in need): "i've always got shoes, every single year, like new shoes for school, nice ones, and i want other kids to get them he's already given nearly 600 pairs of shoes to kids in the community with his organization, gunner's runners. natsot his parents say somethin

he thanks the good samaritans after meeting them.more from myers and his mother, starting at 7:00 right here on abc7. >> we are learning more about danger lurking in the water for olympic at lets in rio de janeiro, where a firsthand look at the raw sewage when he flew above the waterways used for the competition. high levels of backtoryia and other germs could endanger olympians. >> the diseases that could affect people that are exposed to the pathogens could be acute breathing like hepatitis, ear infections and worse. >> we have more information on "good morning america" at 7:00 right here. >> the trump name is beginning to disappear from a city after labor day when the former trump casino in atlantic city is going to shut down. the workers have been on strike for 34 days and the casino is losing money. the trump casino is now owned by carl icahn. >> california secretary of state is leading an effort to register latino voters for the election. this is part of the mobilizing latino vote in townhall. they hope that families will be we

. >>> a good samaritan that stepped in to help save a woman from a sexual assault. >>> a solar installation in the south bay is getting scrutiny to make sure it doesn't disturb the historic native american bur yil site beneath. >> the descendents are taking sure no remains are disturbed. >> it sits south of capital expressway in san jose. david? >> reporter: the site is covered with fill dirt. county planners thought that that would be sufficient to protect the land. santa clara county expects to save $7 million a year by expanding it's solar energy facilities but having is work more cautiously after learning about the burial site. as san jose expanded, the site was covered in fill dirt. county planners deemed that sufficient fro detective the native land below, however, the tribe raised concerns. >> we had archaeologists make sure we haven't disturbed anything. they confirmed we're working in still. >> reporter: however, another archaeologist discovered native soil may be exposed at the far end of the site. if remains are found, work will stop. >> errors do happen. rather than make excuses

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chip osowski shows us how it unfolded. >> reporter: the good samaritan that helped out is an employee here at flooring america. he heard the helicopter, saw what was going on, and knew he had to do something. >> i met him right here and put him down. he just went down to the ground. >> reporter: the sheriff's office heli andy was the person who aided in the arrest. >> i figured i would just get in his way and slow him down. that was all. just slowing him down, maybe the cop would catch up to us. >> looks like he's getting over to go into the mall. >> reporter: the cops were there all along high above in a hel carpet watching johnson's took off. stopped at this convenience store. >> white male, short hair, white v-neck t shirt and khaki shorts. >> reporter: for a change of clothes. before making his way back to adamo drive where he attempts to flag down a driver. >> he is carjacking this person. he's trying to get this person out of the vehicle. car 35 right there. >> reporter: johnson eventually gives up and takes off on only to run smack dab into this guy, clearly not his day. >> i g

a state law gives the good samaritan the power to break the window. every minute counts if you find a doctor child lock is not a hot car. temperatures rise as much as 30 degrees.. if they feel the child her dog's life is in danger this will help them.>> they say the good samaritan law is intended to protect people. you can't be slapped with a there are rules like you must check to make sure all the doors are locked and call 911 first and stay with a child or adult until help arrives. >> from the perspective of the citizens they don't know how long the child or adult has been in the vehicle and that's the conservative ventures because there is a law protecting them doesn't mean people didn't act before. you may remember this case and the hillsborough mall where strangers but it dogs in a locked car and they busted the window to help. >> >>reporter: some peace of mind to take matters into your own hands. >>> we have some strong storms out there and as we talk about what's continues to build the northern part of the play up towards the safety harbor area

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utah police are honoring a good samaritan who used his own gifts and skills to help find the missingdrone business may have just saved that hiker's life. fox's lauren stein breck has the story report roar chris' drone takes off. >> take off. >> reporter: buzzing around capturing the views around. he and his brother own aerial operations which offers drone services to businesses. saturday they ende ended up sola hour long mystery over a missing hiker. >> i happened to have a skill that could be helpful in that situation i stepped out didn't it. >> reporter: he says he came across a search and rescues crews spent all in terrain and overhead in helicopter. in an effort to find 17-year-old james wade who got separate from his family. so far no luck. >> cree offered up his drone. >> at first they were apprehensive about it. there's been lots of negative news about drones getting in the way. >> reporter: in the end search and rescue agreed to let him f fly. within minutes they found wade. >> search and rescues really knew where really good where he should be. >> reporter: unfortunately the

coming up at 5:00, the incredible story about the good samaritan in the right place at the right time who helped philadelphia police make that arrest. next at 5:00. randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> here comes the heat. nbc 10 along kelly drive, joggers, a little bit more heat and humidity. but it is only a preview. live look right now at the scene of cape may. another nice one out there. but after a stretch of comfortable weather, it is about to sizzle yet again. chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here now. >> all right, glenn, when will we be sweating soon enough? >> yeah, tomorrow is going to be the hottest, most humid day of this latest stretch. we've got a lot of clouds around right now. that is the only reason that we haven't gotten close to 90 degrees. so it's 87 so far. but tomorrow, with sunshine, and the hotter air mass, it will feel like 94. or it's going to be 94, feeling like 100. and still fairly hot over the weekend. not like it's going to cool off a lot. 85 in philadelphia now. 84 in wilmington and mount holly, trenton, atlantic city. so all of the area

our good samaritan tells us he has no prior record, not even a speeding ticket, he says he just wantsow why this happened. philadelphia police tell me tonight they're looking into it. lucy. >> all right, thank you very much, dave. >>> tonight police are searching for a sexual offender targeting women in south philadelphia. he has struck over and over again this month. police say all of the assaults have number of things in common. cops say he's on bicycle, rides up from behind on women who are wearing dresses. gropes them then rides off. detectives say everyone should be cautious. >> you shall always be around of your surroundings. you shall always keep, you know, make sure you know who's around you and what's going on to the best you can. try to stay on a heavily traveled street, if possible. try to walk under the light, you know, take all reasonable precautions like that. >> if you have any information, or if this has happened to you, please give police a call. >>> vice-president joe biden says the up s will not extradite fethullah gulen the muslim cleric turkey's claim is behind la

a good samaritan stepping in to save a little boy. >> anchor: team usa the quest for gold. >> anchor: a snake scare in quincy. >> anchor: and the president getting a message. a little girl speaking her mind and calling for more fun. >> 7 news at 7 starts now. >> anchor: first at 7 our wild weather in massachusetts. lightning bringing down power lines in bedford. those power lines sparking and burning when a storm hit. storms moved through that area. it's been really hard to be outside. and it is a hot and humid evening. >> anchor: conditions ripe for thunderstorms. jeremy reiner tracking these storms. >> reporter: several waives of showers and storms. most of the activity south of metro boston. a flash flood warning in effect for portions of providence and rhode island providence proper. taking advantage air. very heavy rain fall in the same location over time. the flash flood warn nothing effect until 9:19. no reports of severe weather. that activity has been weakening as it moves out of rhode island. metro boston we are monitoring one more batch of shower and thunderstorm activity.

the good samaritan was walking the good sam tried to step in. that's when they say the other man slashed that good samaritan in the arm. the good sam refused medical attention. it was only a minor cut on his arm. we talked with people here who saw the ambulance and the police activity and said this might make them think twice about helping out. >> saw an ambulance and two police cars and a big crowd. i was on the bus so down. it's nice people step up, but then when something happens to them, they question whether they should, you know? >> reporter: the victim was talking to investigators at the 20th precinct. police are still looking for the suspect. this victim only had a minor slash on his arm. checkey beckford, news 4 new york. presidential nominees focused on law enforcement today. democrat hillary clinton was here in the city. she meet with police commissioner bill bratton. speaking about recent violence, clinton said the entire nation needs to work to repair the strained relations between the police and communities they serve. >> we need t

now the second part of this powerful story, would you get to hear from one of the good samaritans. horror landed on beach jay: he was commuting home monday night when he rodfe up on this terrifying scene. he snapped a picture of a tree that had toppled onto a car. >> the guy was trapped inside. it did not look good. fromhe could not hear much the victim other than an occasional groan. a police officer encouraged everybody to work together to move the tree. 20 or 30 people then push the tree off the car. thought the tree was too heavy, but we had to try to lift it up. we push the car out from underneath, drop the tree, and then we had to wait for the firemen because the guy was still trapped inside. jay: d.c. firefighters ripped off the roof and rescue the driver, whose condition has been upgraded to stable. >> it's pretty good to hear. i've been thinking about it a lot the last 24 hours. jay: he is equally grateful that improving. jay korff, abc 7 news. ino has at least 30 guardian angels tonight. a terrifying end to a school bus ride for a 10-year-old girl. the girl was dropped of

like i love what samaritans' purse is doing. i love what my buddy, tony perkins, is doing.o get people through the day and through the weeks and put food in their stomachs. but what can the government do to help them? this seems to be one of those moments they need to step up. >> we been through disasters here before. this storm caused 31 inches of rain in just a few days. 31 inches of rain is what the national annual average rain fall is, and we got it in two days. so this is a once in a lifetime, once in a thousand-year type storm. there needs to be a more robust federal recovery package that -- >> have you talked to the president? >> i haven't spoken to the president. >> was he too busy golfing? >> yeah. i had a chance to talk to some other folks. >> sorry, i couldn't resist. i know. >> i certainly plan on talking to him about it tomorrow. >> lieutenant governor, good to see you. by the way, i was impressed. you have a democratic governor in the state. you're a republican lieutenant governor, and i was impressed that it seemed that both the governor and even mary landrie

sot - jordantemple / good samaritan "i told him don't panic, i'm here for you, i'm going to get you out of these flood waters." but people pushing past warning notices - and driving into danger is frustrating for law enforcement? putting more sot - chief bruce cutrer / amite, la fire department "if the sign says road closed, it's there for a reason and we all know what mean road closed means, don't cross it." (katc) (nats up yelling :05) shoppers in north carolina -- run for their lives -- after a man opens fire inside a mall/ the shopping center -- locked down -- as police race to the scene. shoppers -- hiding in stores until police clearthe mall. hundreds of people -- filing heads. witnesses say -- they saw two men arguing in the mall's food court -- before one of them pulls out a gun -- and begins firing. sot mark rush eyewitness "heard five or six shots go off // heard a few more shots//was ten or fifteen feet from shooter, scariest thing i ever went thru in my life fortunately -- no one was hurt in the shooting. and so far -- no arrests. a new mexico cop is gunned down during a tra

andria borba spoke to a good samaritan who helped just in time. >> just before 8:00 a.m. when he was driving to work when he stopped a kidnapping in progress. >> a guy jumped up and spooked her and i immediately was, like, that didn't look normal. >> reporter: he slammed his car into park and jumped out. >> i saw him dragging her. spraying her with mace. she couldn't see or scream. >> reporter: he was dragging a woman walking to the bus into his car. he was able to stop him and save her. >> started spraying me in the face. >> reporter: sun glasses kept his vision clear enough that he could get details of a sketch to officers. this is the sketch that came from the attempted kidnapping. it drawinged the memory of two other women who had a run in with the same man. the firstane neighboring city. -- first in a neighboring city. she ran. >> she was spooked about that after she saw the news reports on the kidnapping. >> reporter: and a third woman says a few days before the attempted kidnapping she was approached by the same man in the same car on this intersection. >> we pulle

the driver got out police say on foot and ran away. >> jadiann: good samaritans runed in to try to rescue them. amaku is there in boston where she spoke with some of the witnesses. >> reporter: it was a frantic scene earlier this afternoon. police haven't released a lot of information at this point. but witnesses say that the driver was turning left here on washington when for some reap she wouldn't stop and in the process she drove over several people. three pedestrians hit. two pinned under a car near downtown crossing. >> i hope they're okay and there is a little kid. >> reporter: the video one ever the tires and this woman minutes after she was' pinned. >> we were in the middle of the crosswalk and the gray car is plowing through the crowd. >> reporter: mark says he acted quickly to save his wife from being run over. >> my wife falls on the ground and the car hits, the bumper hits me on my leg. >> reporter: richard holland was leading a group when the crash happened. >> there was a lady under trying to hold on to the bumper. the car kept going. she folded up like a presencele. >> repo