witnesses say after he saved the dog named sampson, he just left the scene. >> he got in his car and left. it was so weird. he took off. >> real hero to me were the volunteers because they aren't getting paid. they come and do this for free. i don't do it for people to say thank you and pat me on the back. >> he reunited with sampson after the owners reached out to him to say thank you for saving our dog. >>> about quarter to 6 and we're starting off warmer. some scattered clouds but no sign of rain just yet. some scattered showers moving in during the day. 60 degrees in philadelphia. the humidity is up 83%, no sign of fog. doesn't look like that's going to be in the cards. you can see the clouds moving through the area. we will get some breaks of sunshine before the rain moves in. but it's only going to be scattered light rainfall. the clouds are actually helping us stay warmer this morning. look, it's 9 degrees warmer in pottstown, mount holly is 14 degrees warmer and at the shore, atlantic city and wildwood, both 18 degrees warmer this morning. still cool this morning for pottstow

sampson murdered three men during a week long rampage 14 years ago. his original death sentence was overturned by judge wolf after he learned a juror lied about her background. >> women sent to prison even though they have crime. it's a practice some call barbaric and one that the baker administration wants to stop. 5 investigates karen anderson to investigate the problem. she's here with what she found. karen: shackled, strip searched and locked up with women charged with everything from larceny to murder. here's where the women are housed. for women. they are here because they were ordered held under section 35 of a state law that lets men and women be civilly committed if their drug or alcohol addiction makes them a risk to themselves or others but when there are no treatment beds for women they are sent to prison instead. and they are there because of have access to the substance abuse programs available to the convicted criminals inside. this woman says it's frightening and doesn't make sense. >> it's scary. that noise everyone talks about, the c

. >> the hero that pulled sampson the dog from an inferno. >> then, mutiny on a plane. >> boo. >> boo upset. >> there was almost a mutiny going on there. >> and, playboy shocker. no more nudes. >> why y

>> reporter: nutmeg is is cute, ali looks fierce, any one of for the taking but this month, sasha sampson and mobyhad are off limits. >> it's a little odd but all shelters are cautious in the month of october because when people come in specifically for a black cat you just have to ask well why? why not this lovely white cat? no, i want a black cat. >> whether it's for some strange ritual or a prop for a halloween party associate director ann marie says the closer to halloween they get the more these calls come in. >> people have called up asking for cats to take the halloween parties and they think i'll just bring you back tomorrow and it's like that library book that went missing years ago. we can't do that. animals should not be live props for anyone. >> too many times she's seen people take black cats to the halloween parade in the village but the cats get spooked. >> the cat will end up scratching you, getting off of it and disappearing in the cat again. >> whoever said black cats are bad luck? >> the only unlucky black cat is the one that's adopted for halloween. >> channel 7 eye th

in 2001, sampson killed 18-year-old jonathan rizzo and 59-year-old fill being mc mccloskey. >> mark: three thieves smashed lot of dough. loonenburg on the hunt for the trio, now on the whatted for robbing a pizza hut. >> shattered windows and nerves, ken and his friends spent the day cleaning up. >> that's the window they smashed. >> and spending the day cleaning up after three thieves busted through the pizzeria, but the crime was captured on the six surveillance cameras. ken gave fox 25 a play-by-play of what happened overnight. the crooks crawled through the smashed window and knew athletic what to do. two head straight for the bar where the register is it yank it a +) now. a third suspect looks for anything in the dining area before the trio leaves in a car. >> video will actually can mean the difference between catching someone and not catching someone. >> police are reviewing the video. ken hope it gives them a big lead, because even though the suspects wear hoodies, you can clearly see a suspect's face. >> as you've seen the images, they're clear. >> between the stolen money a

back into the opposite end of the gym. 12-7. 4) wildcats not giving up check out the slam by madisyn sampson. cuts it to 12-8.5) and then kind of a funny momeme at the end treiwilele slam is so hard it bounces off a woodbury centl defender and into the rafters! we just kind of had to wait for it to come down. not much you could do. hinton just grabbed another volleyballand we continued.hinton moves on they 3 number 12 lawton bronson hosting mvao in the second round.1.lawton score -jadin wagner2.lawton ace -ali verzani 3.valler scores4. lawton ace - ali verzani5. lawton score autumn@fluent6.lawton ace - brooke hunwardenthe eagles go on to win this one 3-0. 3 8th ranked gehlen catholic playing on the road at westwood. 1) jill kessenich with the dig here, catalina uribe sets up kayla mayer who slams it home! it's 4 4 gehlen. 2) then more from the jays off the westwood serve krayton schnepf with the overhand! 6-2 gehlen.3) back comes westwood off the jays serve heather east throws it down! it's 6-3 gehlen.4) then its kessenich sends it right at the mustard! gehlen really relishing this opportuni

today the motions that sampson's lawyers filed challenging the constitutionality of the death penalty. >> chelsea police have arrested the man responsible for massive flooding in an apartment building last month. vasquez was arraigned and released on personal recognizance in connection with malicious damage to a fire suppression system. he's been ordered to we are a gps monitor. more than 100 residents were forced to evacuate the 11-story apartment building september 12. several families were left homeless and damage is reported to exceed $1 million. >> police want to criminally charge 15-year-old boy who dumped hot soup over girl's head inside school. the 16-year-old girl's family says the attack caused second-degree burns. the incident happened earlier this month at the technical high school. police say the paperwork has been filed seeking a charge of assault and battery with dangerous weapon. en couraging news. despite the great news for massachusetts, this year's assessment showed more losses than gains for students nationwide. there were significant dips in fourth and eighth grad

this is what matt renner kept finding while walking a dog sampson. silver thumb tax at first he thought they were spilled by accident. >> we residented they realized they were face up. >>reporter: someone had been placing tax in the neighborhood. hundreds of them in a 6 block radius. >> our guy simpson stepped on one went between his toes. >>reporter: we placed some down on the sidewalk there are six here you can see 3 if you're searching you check out on the side where the person has been placing the tacks here are three of them lined up spike up. you have to search for them to find one. if some cases dog food has been found nearby to lure a pet toward an up up right tackle. then there is this worry. >> what are you going to be for halloween? >>reporter: halloween is days away kids will be strolling the sidewalks in costume and spotting these hidden dangers may be tree he. >> it's really dark around here hike especially in this area. >>reporter: this problem has been going on since april. neighbors have been keeping in touch with others and alerting

sampson was sentenced to death for carjacking and killing two massachusetts men back in 2001. he was later granted a retrial after it was discovered that a juror had lied about her background. there is no date yet for the retrial. investigators want to know what started this three-alarm fire last night. the flames quickly spread through the apartment building at union and chestnut streets. firefighters did rescue one man by leader. everyone else managed to get out safely. the fire left dozens of people homeless. >> new details out of south carolina tonight on the police officer at the center of a classroom video that went viral showing him slamming a student to the ground. today that officer learned he's off the job and harding is here with more. ed? >> the deputy's name -- the firing comes just two days after that video you saw was caught on camera. police and witnesses say that fields was called to the classroom after the student refused a teacher's instruction to leave because she was disrupting the class? this is the video from the classroom. he forcibly removed her and th

he saved sampson the family's pet. the family is very grateful. they didn't have to go into house that was on fire. deeply, deeply appreciatative. that man being there. they say relative was house sitting and had just left to go to the store when the fire broke out. >> new tonight, a major cover up involving playboy magazine. "new york times" is reporting magazine is being redesigned and that when it debuts in march the print editions will no longer feature fully nude photographs. report does say women will still pose in provocative way. but analyst are saying this move will allowed to shared more i know loan facebook and twitter because they have standards that ban sexually explicit images. >> also new tonight a former uconn student talking for first time about his fro fan tee laced tirade over mac and cheese. rant record and posted to youtube last week shows him bee rating and attacking manager because he saw him drinking booze. he was arrested and expelled from uconn tonight. he recorded and posted an apology to youtube. >> for the start, by ap

on the so-called safer sampson level, that is where they have at last 130 mile per hour wins issue they go to 156, over that it is a category 5, andrew was a 5, we have flooding and waves, no death. the storm, the track? what is it. expected to move up the east coast, a direct hit by hurricane joaquin is no longer expected but eastern seaboard residents are not out of the woods net. they warn of heavy rain, and potential flooding, if we can so radar that would be great. we take you now live to kill devil hills. jonathan is there with latest. >> this hurricane is so offshore, look at this, this is some heaviest surf that we've seen out here, there is stronger winds than i anticipated. the main concern is this rain. that is affecting communities inland. in up state south carolina a woman died after her car became submerged in a flooded underpass in spartanberg. they rescued several vehicles out of a creek after a bridge washed away in in charleston, south carolina, they have closed government officers, that is helping to reduce the road, in north carolina here, on outer banks, and beyond

they are good for the taking but this month, sasha, sampson and moby is off limits. >> a little odd but all shelters are caution in the month of october. when people come in for a black cat you have to ask why? why not this lovely white cat. no, i want a black cat. >> reporter: associate director ann marie says the closer to halloween they get the more these calls come in. people have called up asking for cats to take to halloween parties and they think, i'll just bring it back tomorrow and it's like that library book that went missing years ago. we can't do that. animals shouldn't be live props for anyone. >> reporter: too many times people take black cats to the halloween parade in the village where the cats get spoofed. >> they will scratch you, disappear in the crowd and you will never see it again. >> reporter: whoever said black >> the only is the one that is adopted for halloween. >> reporter: shelters like the hume society of ie -- humane society of new york will not give you a pet to match your costume. if you are serious, they encourage you to give them a call. shirleen allico

. >> the guy was reunited the sampson, thing due, after the owners reached out to say thank you. >> arida woman is learning the price of drinking and driving and broadcasting that dangerous decision to the world. >> i think i'm drunk. let's see if i get a dui. >> whitney there, she used the live app periscope to show herself driving home drunk. her followers called 911 and it didn't take long until police found her on the side of the road with damage to her car. and they arrested her. >> the minute they found her driving, flat front tire, hit the curb again. they pulled her over. it was obvious she was intoxicated. she went to jail. >> after the arrest she said she doesn't remember much about that night. she said it was a huge mistake and she has learned a lesson. >> 104 days and counting, that's pennsylvania's -- how long pennsylvania has gone without a state budget. so could gambling fix the stalemate? republican lawmakers are considering an increase to gaming to balance the budget deficit without raising taxes. supporters say the third expansion of gambling in six years could bring

in 2001, sampson killed 18-year-old jonathan wiz rizzo and 69-year-old philip spree. >>> the boston city council has voted to give itself a 14% raise. wednesday's 9-4 vote hikes their annual salaries from $12,000 to $-- from 12,000 no $55,500 it's first raise since 2006. these are the four councilmembers who voted against the hike. now this measure also gives the mayor a $24,000 raise to $199,000 a year. walsh says he will not accept the raise. >>> a box truck catching fire in millbury on the mass pike this afternoon. the inside of the cab a total loss. no one was hurt and the fire is under investigation. >>> developing tonight hundreds of thousands of allergy injectors recalled because they may not deliver the correct amount of a lifesaving drug. that recall includes all injectors on the u.s. market. sen ophie they are also encouraged to ask their doctor for an alternate device. >>> self-proclaim warlock accused of harassing a witch. we told you last night about the court fight in salem. >>> and a local holiday fair raising money for a good cause told it can't operate the same way this

. >> so what happens is organizations who get funding from sampson. >> sampson didn't say anything. >> they do. they fund a lot of these organizations. they make sure you speak out because you take away the funding. we're not taking away funding. we are protecting people's rights to be well. let me finish. >> okay. >> people have the right to get better. there is nothing in our bill that takes away rights. one organization told the audience says if a police officer stops you for traffic activity they can force you to take medication. that is not true. they are creating a whole cloud of lies. we want more providers. we want more places for treatment. we want grants. we want innovation grants, demonstration grants. we don't money to be bought up in washington. we want more efficiency and effectiveness to get care. i understand people who don't want to see the system change. but here's the thing. while nih, for example, has worked so hard and put a lot of federal dollars into treatment, we have seen a decrease in death rates, mortality rates. for heart disease, cancer, for auto accidents

a judge rejected motions filed by gary lee sampson's defense team. challenge the legality of the death penalty. defendants can be still be sentenced#`{c he killed two people during a week long crime spree. >> elizabeth: boston police are asking for help tracking down a man wanted far murder in brighton. joseph was killed late thursday night on telford street. fox 25 was on the scene as this was breaking that morning. considered arm around dangerous. >> mark: and police searched for david chase rondon, allegedly shotp! \r{ a man in manchester on monday. rondon has tattooed hands, a visible neck burn. police say he may have be traveling with his girlfriend, hunter, who is not wanted at this time. the vehicle is a 2015 nissan maxima, new hampshire plate 365-7175. call police if you see rondon, do not approach him. >> elizabeth: a woman driving along the south shore got shot at by a bee-bee out of nowhere and police are trying to find who pulled the trigger. john monahan spoke to thek5q#z driver and john, several businesses have also been hit. >> >>> tha

so the question is that the notification for all of these things, when brook sampson on blafr of the cow hollow association asked to meet and resolve this issue, he refused. and we say again that the 5 foot deck is what they asked for, what we agreed to when we sign on to the variance and this has not been extended with the stairs going all the way to mr. moorhead's house. the stairs can be brought closer in, our deck has the exact same bay as he does exempt our bay is square. it's a 13 inch protrusion into the deck. the same thing as his, it's a 13 inch protrusion in the back. these are narrow balconies, they are unique because the lot is so short and once you start to build into the lot we lose the open space that we are entitled to have and that cow hollow wants to have. we are requesting once again that he remove the stairs closer to the building and make it a 5 foot deck as was originally intended by him when he requested the variance. it was not an 8 foot deck. thank you. >> thank you. >> we can take rebuttal from the variance holder. >> we have no time left. >> was there any t

back into the opposite end of the gym. 12-7. 4) wildcats not giving up check out the slam by madisyn sampson. cuts it to 12-8.5) and then kind of a funny moment at the end treiwilers slam is so hard it bounces off a woodbury central defender and into the rafters! we just kind of had to wait for it to come down. not could do. hinton just grabbed another volleyballand we continued. hinton moves on they win it 3- 0.number 12 lawton bronson hosting mvao in the second round.1.lawton score -jadin wagner2.lawton ace -ali verzani 3.valler scores4. lawton ace - ali verzani5. lawton score autumn fluent6.lawton ace - brooke hunwardenthe eagles go on to win this one 3-0.8th ranked gehlen catholic playing on the road at westwood. 1) jill kessenich with the dig here, catalina uribe sets up kayla mayer who slams it home! it's 4-1 gehlen.2) then more from the jays off the westwood serve krayton schnepf with the overhand! 6-2 gehlen.3) back comes westwood off the jays serve heather east throws it down! it's 6-3 gehlen.4) then its kessenich setting up katie peters who sends it right at the mustard! gehlen rea

tim is a dog owner and didn't mind carrying sampson, a german herding dog. he said he did it because it need ed to be done. that's the kind of neighbor you want to have next door. >> look what's going on behind amazing he walked out. >> thank good goodness. >> thank you so much. how is the weather, al? >> i called in the troops. i needed help doing the forecast. we have a great forecaster for you. take a look and a listen to hailey. >> i cannot believe this! oh, my god! [ screaming ] the wind really picked up. oh, my god! >> in watertown, south dakota. she does a terrific job. i tell you. dylan and i have to be on our toes with somebody like that. here's a front pushing through. that caused all the wind. new england. also making their way through upstate new york. not going to be that heavy. front. 20 miles per hour sustained gusts in cleveland. buffalo, 29. york. as the front pushes through, the low pressure pushes up into canada. we are going to look for gusty conditions. airport delays will most likely be a problem as the day wears on today. we are going

neil: are we overreading what sampson is saying about the american shopper, global shopper guess in amazon'sther retailers don't share that glee? i don't think so, and here's why. amazon is not bricks and mortar, and never has been. they have something unique to the online space which in my opinion will be future. there will always be bricks and mortar. it will just not be the way it was when we grew up. neil: what will be the way? >> i think it will ablin and increasing online. i think customers will become more vocal and larger profit margins as manufacturers figure out how to cater to that. that hasn't happened yet. neil: thank you, my friend. good step back read of all this. >>> meantime we were telling you about paul ryan now likely to be the next speaker and getting all his demands met. he already said going into the job i will not be doing this 24/7 like that other guy, boehner. i value spending time with my family. leaving aside whether you like your family or your kids, what do you think of the message he is sending in a career-obsessed world where we sacrifice all of that? our boom

in win by huge election but here he is trailing the liberal darryl sampson.us things -- the same story we are seeing atlantic canada. even if the ndp holds onto the seats within halifax the race tightens and that's not a good sign for the ndp. he should not be fisa bears are going to maintain him and definitely not. >> 32 out of 32. if that's the way continues to play out as you said it's early. jack harris is a very back-and-forth in st. johns east and we will keep our eye on that but you are looking at parliament of canada were there wouldn't be a single opposition member in the fordlandia provinces. >> you would have some senators though. mike duffy would be conservative senator and honestly that is a part of the story we would have to talk about. if you don't have anyone else except liberals in atlantic canada then you have to start wondering about the importance of senators to give some balance in some weight to the legislative process going forward and you would see representation from some other senators in that area that would represent other parties.