you are sarah?> no, we don't want you to come here. >>, no but we -- we just want to pick sarah up. >> sarah. >> come on. >> sorry. >> hold on a second. >> hi. >> hi. how are you? >> i'm lisa. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> i hope we didn't -- >> no, it's fine. they're irritated about it. >> okay. >> sorry guys. >> like shannon, sarah is also a young single mom. shez tells me she's been homeless since her mother took custody of her daughter. she's not allowed near the family unless she's clean. >> how long you have been living in this place? >> about a week. >> we take sarah to a hotel where she feels most comfortable talking. >> so how did you get addicted to drugs? >> one time i was at a party and this guy gave me an oxy could the en. every day after that, i it became two a day. and then au$50, $60, $70 a pill. then i couldn't find them anymore. ever since that, it was heroin, cocaine, meth. >> what were you like whether you were on oxys? >> it's like -- you feel like super woman. i

up. >> sarah.on. >> sorry. >> hold on a second. >> hi! >> hi. how are you? i'm lisa. >> hi. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> i hope we didn't get someone ups upset. >> no, it's fine. they're irritated about it. >> okay. >> sorry, guys. >> like shannon, sarah is also a young single mom. she tells me she's been homeless since her mother took custody of her daughter. she's not allowed near the family unless she's clean. >> how long have you been living in this place? >> like a week. >> we take sarah to a hotel where she feels most comfortable talking. >> so, how did you get addicted to drugs? >> this one time i was at a party and this guy gave me an oxycontin. and every day after that my habit became like two a day. on like $50, $60, $70 a pill. and then, all of a sudden, i just couldn't find them anymore. and ever since then, it was just, like, heroin, cocaine, meth. >> what were you like when you were on oxys? >> it's like, you feel like superwoman. i don't know. it's hard to explain. >>

sarah: okay. narrator: hooligan has never spent a night away from her family, and it's a tough goodbye for everyone. sarah: absolutely awful, horrible. hopefully it's just a clean break and it will all be good and there's no nerve damage. so hopefully it'll be -- it'll be fine. narrator: after the break, chris comes up with a sticky solution. chris: where did i learn about this? made it up. narrator: and will hooligan's crucial surgery be a success? dr. marchevsky: the bone ends are totally separated. of cleveland. i didn't even know that life could be any better than it was. education for me has been a way to get away from the agony of what was normal life. i want to be able to impact a community. not just look back on where i came from but to reach back to where i came from and pull some people up with me. my name is david, and i am your dividend. chris: what i want to do is just first of all feel for his hips and make sure they're actually in joint. narrator: three-week-old cockatiel sydney is

. >> reporter: she was sarah jones. raised in south carolina without showbiz connections, she earned her film crew stripes during an internship in charleston on "army wives." as her parents richard and elizabeth remember. why do you think she was drawn to the camera department? >> it's the challenge of it. for the most part, it's a man's world. and i think that was a little bit of a challenge to her. >> reporter: sarah jones would become a camera assistant. the last sight the camera would see before a scene began, for multiple seasons on "the vampire diaries." such stars as nina dobrev and ian somerhalter knew sarah well. >> sarah, first time i saw her she was literally right in front of my face. she was doing the slate. you couldn't help but notice sarah jones. you just always wanted to be around her. >> she always had a smile on her face. and was just the uber professional. she was my sister, you know, she was my cosmic sister. >> reporter: even on the vacations she loved, sarah jones liked setting up her shots just s

sarah and gavin are joining us.n you first learned what concern was up to, that had to make you feel so good. >> it made me feel there was still good in the world. >> to have so many people supporting you, how does it make you feel? >> i couldn't believe all the outpouring of love and support and there were so many people out there. it exploded. i was like, oh, my gosh. >> tell me what was going through your mind and when you started cutting your own hair off. >> i felt so much was taken away. when i started to cut my hair, i wanted to do something that put me back in control. >> gavin, how did you feel wching this video? >> seeing this massive and fast outpouring of support from friends and family and anonymous people is overwhelming. >> what would you like to say to kevin? >> i don't know if i could have the right words to say how much i'm thankful and feel so blessed. it's overwhelming, his thoughtfulness and care. >> kindness. >> his kindness. so thank you a million times over. >> this is an investment. >> it is

scheine besmogin is your grandmother sarah.ame before she americanized it to sarah. you got the jaw drop. no. i thought it was-- wow. amazing. nope, but it's so great because it's so consistent with the grandma that i know, you know? it's like, i get it even more. there's a reason for this. gates: like most european immigrants who came to america at the dawn of the 20th century, jewish people clung to their community and traditions... reconstructing as best they could their tight-knit family bonds from the old world in neighborhoods teeming with new immigrants within major east coast cities. the kushners were no exception. when tony was two, his family moved from new york to lake charles, louisiana, to live among cousins and his grandparents, but what makes them unique is that they were part of a close-knit southern jewish community that, surprisingly, dates back to the early 19th century. we went there with him to visit his childhood synagogue temple sinai, where he reminisced with the rabbi and an old family friend. i had the

i think sarah lacy's piece today was passionate and really eloquent. i think they should read it and give it a lot more thought than they clearly have done up to now. >> sarah lacy called the company morally bankrupt. peter has called it ethically questionable, cory. does it matter? will people stop using ubers because of this? >> do morals and ethics matter? yes, they absolutely matter. and let's put this in context. i mean, there is a "washington post" reporter who's been in solitary confinement in iran for four months. that's a real chilling of journalism. this is on a different level. but this is a level that the companies in silicon valley have rarely gone to. we saw this at hewlett-packard several years ago when they were secretly capturing the phone numbers that journalists were calling, when they were going through the trash of journalists, trying to figure out who their sources were. some of that was illegal. most of it wasn't. but i think the notion that this company -- anyone who doesn't agree with their business practices or isn't supportiv

sarah steel runs that down. >> like the mafia? >> like that, yeah. >> you had a busy week michael yo. >> that's what i do, kelsey knight. i went hashtaging with the kardashians. >> this is her iconic picture. >> let's go inside. >> i would hashtag it, yeah, i did that. >> the latest celebrity news delivered 24/7. it's the "inside ether with yahoo. >>> you know, i'm not sure if kanye would approve of that hashtag but you certainly have a way with the kardashian sisters. >> we're funny, kelsey, come on now. >> obviously. welcome to the "weekend insider." i'm kelsey knight. >> i'm michael yo. r" tog >> i thought kim is going to kill khloe, tell me more, tell me more. >>> first, we're breaking it down in the good wee >> bad week. >> a good week for robert downy junior. >> date night. k. >> if i can make it without my water breaking thanks would be fine. >> apparently, the third trimester gh for the man of the night. >> self-proscribed mandatory bedrest was of some benefit. at least my milk is coming in again. >> the true iron woman, h

>> lily, sarah, grace were children that were highly intelligent.ith dyslexia. and dyslexia in schools its you have basically got a tick tiget fail. doesn't matter, private or public school. the majority of schools do not have an answer for dyslexia. >> bright girls, very artistic? >> very, very bright girlsai lot of charn cro of children across the country are extremely bright. and don't show the intelligence in literacy and mathematic and therefore have difficult time in schools. >> you have had a lot of inskredable artiinskred abinskred -- incredible artists, donate, jennifer aniston, bruno mars, tina fey,why does this concept resonate with them? >> these people are at the zenith of artistry and creativity. masters in their field. without the arts, without creativity in their lives they've wouldn't be where they were. and i think they identify that, see that schools do not fund the arts. and want to help out. >> does this make you feel connected to your girls still? >> absolute lely. it gives me great comfort that this is happening. but i can't t

sarah sidner join us now from the streets of ferguson. sarah?standing very close to city hall. trying to get a better look at what it is we are seeing. it looks as though there is a car on fire. we are told. by the protesters who were standing out here. a police car. that's on fire. it is literally right in front of city hall. yes it is a police cruiser, the fire is going fairly strongly now. get up as close as we can. i warn you a lot of police activity as you might imagine. protesters have been running back and forth. seeing the picture in front of city hall, in ferguson. a police car on fire. you can see them trying, trying to put it out right now. and basically, at some point, folks were just running through the street as they put the car on fire. then of course, as you can hear, the police are now coming. we are going to move out of the road. we're going to move out of the road. >> sarah, can i say something to you. can you move back. yeah, last night they were saying there was possibly live ammo in the car. keep talking to us. make sure yo

. >>> and no one stops traffic like sarah jessica parker. the american treasure she's fighting for tonight. and the other big reveal, right here. >>> good evening on this friday night. more on this frozen nation, and the new storm coming in right behind it in just a moment. >>> but first, reports of planes taking off from five locations. tracking cell phone data and locations. authorities saying it's for catching criminals, but are they tracking you, too? pierre thomas leads us off. >> reporter: tonight, new questions about whether the government is scooping up the personal cell phone data from thousands of innocent americans. an investigation by the "wall street journal" uncovered a secret program designed to track down fugitives, suspected killers, rapists, and other criminals. it allows u.s. marshals to pinpoint the location of your phone from the sky, without you knowing it's happening. here's how it works. the marshals launch a small plane carrying a device called a dirtbox, which acts like a mini cell tower. over a populated area, it p

kenneth. >> and sarah, tough details are coming in on this one. we just confirmed the woman was found dead. naked, stabbed, and with a trash bag wrapped around her head. right now, family members and witnesses are being questioned here at police headquarters, this woman's body was found before 2:00 this afternoon in a busy area of south philadelphia on south dilworth street between columbus boulevard and snyder avenue. and we've also learned the woman has stab wound to rib cage and thigh. police are calling this murder and they're not sure ft. woman was killed at the location. there's a number of bizarre and coincidental circumstances that led to the disoffy and possible oychx of the woman. a passerby spotted 35 to 40-year-old white female on said of abandoned warehouse. police sources say they found a homeless man near the woman's body and it appears he had no clue she was dead. he was brought to police headquarters for questioning. in another strange twist family members of a south philadelphia missing several days just happened to be a nearby s

and working with joe and jeff and sarah ballard, we couldn't have asked for a better partnership. we could not be happier to make this investment. thanks very much. >> good afternoon commission. i just want to public a face to the public safety component that tenderloin police department is committed to securing safety in the park. outside of the programming that we support we have the foundation of bedrock of the safety component of building that culture of safety. it's going to assign a tenderloin station with two officers in the park and they are not going to be security officers. they are going to be engaged with the master tenants and the programmers and they are going to be part of the activation. this is one of the concerns of the community and they will be successful to the people in the community. you only need to come to me and talk to me about what you would like to see in the park. this is a work in progress. i would also like to say, there will be challenges in the park and my hope is that as it's moving forward that we continue to talk about some of the things we are

ar sarah back to you in the studio. >> jeff, thank you.wo undefeated teams went head to head cardinal o'hara high for all the gory. the cyo fifth and sixth grade championship. the last two undefeated teams in entire league. despite incredible showing by both teams saints fell to tigers 19-6. congratulations to tigers. we can say we're plowed of bucks mont saints and one of the coach's defensive coordinator walter perez. walter we know you're down tonight but a great season. >> we won divisional championship last year and made it to archdioceses. you guys are fantastic. >> nicely done you - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. >> if you look forward to your feast on thursday look away here. a m

and sarah jessica parker remembers when it was her dream. in a dance studio. >> i was a little girl in cincinnati, ohio. i was 8 years old, walked down a corridor, and stood transfixed. >> a little girl that couldn't believe the skill before her. you talked about not having money for the extras. she got a scholarship to learn how to dance, and got acting jobs, sharing the money with her family. we should have worked together. >> if only we had known. >> she was on her way. do you still remember the moment you walked on to that stage as annie? bob hope introducing her. but now, she's fighting to preserve the new york city ballet. if you could just get them from times square, 20 blocks north. >> i would personally take them if i had the time. if i could get them there, if words were needed, i would say, trust me. take two hours out of your day. >> millions watched her every week on "sex and the city." and dance worked its way into the script. did you imagine that one of the bigge biggest scenes would be in mcdonald's? >> no. >> do you think th

i want to get to you in a moment, sarah. joan, what should be united states policy when someone there in the islamic state or anywhere in the east say we want x number of millions of dollars for the safe release of someone. >> i think we need to stick with the policy we have around ransom. i think isis is stitting on $125 million because they were able to get european countries to pay the ransom. the "new york times" did a fabulous investigation looking at the way al qaeda raised tens of millions from european nations and concluded that kidnapping europeans has become the primary business model for al qaeda. it goes into financing the operations that we are trying to fight. so my heart goes out to the families of these people who have been murdered and my heart goes out to sarah, too, for what she endured and she may have a different point of view. i thipg what we do if we cave on this is create a bigger market for hostage taking. >> what happens if somebody has a lot of money and they say 6 million i will have the check in

economic benefits of san francisco's parks and recreation system. >> sarah ballard. i wanted to thank the park alliance for this important study. matt is here and will present you the details of what we have learned about the economic impact in san francisco. before he does that, i want to thank the park alliance and staff as their work on the project and the public land for executing the study and our own staff who had to provide a lot of information, take time out of their everyday job to work with the statistician for putting together this report. it's helps with the local economy and the values that we stuart and the information we provide. as you know, the city invest $90 million in these parks every year and as you see from the report, the economic value is measured at $959 million from the government. a pretty good multiplier. any tech start up would be very pleased with that. to show you the concept of this report and how we plan to disseminate this information is valuable for us throughout the study and the parks alliance. >> thank you, sarah. a little over

jacob and sarah have not been seen since september. their mother has a history of schizophrenia and she has claimed that the children are safe and still alive. >> kick out this video ready was taken by a drone in west seneca, new york. it shows the whiteout conditions that were caused by the lake effect snow we have been talking about. it has already dropped more than 60 inches of snow. at least six people have died. about 450 are without power. scrambling to dig out before another storm arrives. >> in buffalo, new york, where snow is nothing out of the ordinary, this is extraordinary. strong and brave and we like to struggle and get out and do things. today is not one of those days. >> more than six feet of snow has fallen in parts of western new york, and more is on the way. buffalo's record of 82 inches could be broken. >> it is slow going still in south buffalo. we are making progress, but there's a long way to go. >> byron brown says more than 230 truckloads of snow have already been moved. towmobiles are being used answer rescue

sarah, the editor-in-chief, joins us here in the studio. sarah, it has been an incredible 48 hours for you. >> more than that. i first heard about this from [indiscernible] the story has been really focused to me and travis and emil. let's not forget, this was said at a table full of journalists. michael wolff, people from business insider. one thought this was wrong. one thought this was wrong and wrote a story under intense intimidation, and that was ben smith of buzzfeed. when he called me, i was on a business trip in london and i stepped out to talk to him because i have enormous respect for him and i could not imagine what was so important that he needed to talk to me immediately. , and the plan as it was described is not just to dig up dirt. we are talking about a million-dollar budget, four to six staff team to do opposition research on me. the idea was, we are going to go at her through her family. we are going to destroy her through her family, and we are going to do it until she backs down, and no one will ever know that uber did

. >> i think that it will be important to start to address that, because director, and if sarah could address this as well. this item, we can't delay this item and sarah can go into the reasons but she can go into any questions that you have on the parcels so the next expected close is block nine in 2015 and a sale price of 43.3 million, and following that blocks eight and five will close in a month of each other and that will close on october one and the block five is sort of the crown ju ill, and 172 million, purchase price which did exceed our estimate and it is an office tower that will be adjacent to the transit center and just behind the office building that tjpa offices are in and that is expected to close on september first, 2015. and again, there are exclusive negotiation agreements in place between oci i and the developers for each of those parcels. >> those are in motion and so they approved amending the quick claim agreement yesterday, and it will be forwarded to the full commission next wednesday the spoke with the committee that were there yes and the reason that the agr

. >>> sarah that boy is list 234-d screamly critical condition here at cooper. in the same hospital the word came out before noon the woman suspected of shooting him, his own mother, died. >> god we come before you today. you know that all of us are hurting. >> tonight, prayers and candles in tabernacle township hours after the community learned the woman new jersey state place say shot her three children before turning the gun on herself died from her injuries. >> they're click clinking on to each other. that's the reason a lot of them wanted to do another vigil sglopt this is second victim ill since the thursday tragic shooting. investigators say 44-year-old janine lapage unemployed nurse with financial problems used pillow to muffle the shot that killed her 8-year-old daughter and son. her 11-year-old son alexander is fighting to live at cooper and on the mind of the community which prides itself on being close knit. >> smoymz we're not able to recognize when people in the community are hurting to the point they may do something like this. and that i think ha

hi sarah. >> hi howie. >> let's put aside the details for one minute. when you were in london and you got this phone call asking you for comment on him saying he was thinking of hiring someone to investigate your personal life, how did you feel? >> it's pretty horrifying. i heard a bit more of the conversation than buzz feed chose to report because buzz feed is not going to basically enact his plans and put more ideas on people's heads but it was pretty horrifying and, you know, we have been very critical of uber for a long time and i believed there's an escalation of fundamental bad behavior particularly against women at this company. i watched him sit on stage in may and say this is a political campaign and we're going to throw mud. the ceo. and at the same time, i'm shocked. i've covered companies in silicon valley for 15 years. i have written many things about them they didn't like. i've had a lot of people trash me in the valley. say they're going to run me out of the valley. call up editors and try to get me fired before i worked for myself. i tho

sarah and walter. >> it's going to be cold. that's a great place to go. thank you, annie.ake up with the "action news" morning team to find out the latest of what to expect as you head out the door. david, karen, matt, tam, we'll have the latest traffic, weather, news starting at 4:30 a.m. tomorrow. you can stay on top of changing weather situation any time on 6abc.com. go to 6abc.com/weather for stormtracker 6ry dar. both hourly and 7 day forecast and plus the latest video from the "action news" meteorologist and our collection of weather related photos and videos. >> other news tonight the whitehouse is confirming that peter kasig u.s. aid worker held hostage was be headed. in islamic video a mill stant shown standing over his body. he was captured in syria more than two years ago -- more than a year ago. he served in army as member of special operations unit after medically discharged he started a human takenian effort to save. >> we'll have more opt murder and what clues the video recording may have starting at 6:30. >> police in sdashy township said a 10-year-old boy

he singled out sarah lacey whoing accused uber of sexism and miss on misogyny. she has apologized but is a bit too late. here are a few of his tweets. emill's comments showed a lack of humidity, departure from our yieltdz. here is what struck me about the comments, his duties here at uber do not involve communication strategy or plans and are not representative of really? vice president of the company? that comment underscores what others are saying. uber has to grow up and that means the boss takes responsibility foreverything that happens at the company. you can't really say that a vice president isn't talking for the company. uber's privacy policy says rider and driver data are only accessed for legitimate business purposes. we asked uber for comment and the emil michael story and they refused to comment. uber employees warned her that uber executives might access her rider logs. now this is while she was reporting a cover story on traches kalanic, called the smartest bro in the room. ellen judge cushing, thank you for being with us. how did that make you fee

. >> walter, sarah, extra addition you need as we start the workweek is umbrella. because the rain is moving in tonight. and it will continue over fight. and for that matter into monday. stormtracker 6 double scan radar showing you moisture over spreading philadelphia. 95 corridor areas norm and west will have moisture in areas of south jersey and dell dem. bulk of that precipitation off to northwest suburbs. montgomery, berks county and lehigh counties you have the rain over reading and even as far as south as philadelphia. we'll time things out for you on the big picture showing you stormtracker 6 double scan 3 g. we have area of low pressure off to the south and it works its way southwest to northeast direction as we get to overnight tonight. we have you covered. future tracker 6 showing you during the overnight hours you have moisture and it does look to be in the form of liquid precipitation dealing with rain for most locations and this will continue on and off throughout the day. and what can we expect the rest of tonight? right now feeling like light hours.

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kenneth. >> yes, sarah t. was president versus possible precedential contender as both men made pitches for tom corbett and with less than 48 hours to go before the polls opened. >> president obama and businessman tom wolff. governors chris christie and tom corbett. the race for pennsylvania governor came through philadelphia sunday night. >> he's not a professional politician he's somebody who knows how to create jobs and knows how to start a business and knows how to to serve the public. he's in it for the right reaso s reasons. the york county democrat pointing out his campaign promises to fund education and create jobs. >> pennsylvania is open for business for everybody. everybody. not just a favored few cronies, everyone. >> in ivy land bucks county the loud and tell is like it is republican governor is trying owe not to be the first in the commonwealth to the lose election. >> democrats are not coming out they're not cited in fact they're not excited about their own candidates they should not be. and the

live from center city i am sarah bloomquist. jim. >>> impressive numbers. thank you, sarah. switching to dann cuellar in springfield, delaware county. it would not be a surprise if some of the youngsters felt they had something to do with the pope's decision to come to the philadelphia. >> they are ecstatic. they invited pope francis to come and visit. they are exciting he is coming to philadelphia. they are praying that they come at st. francis the name that he chose as pope. each of them wrote a personal letter to the pope. >> it would be a great honor if he came to philadelphia. >> we say a prayer for him every day at the end of school. >> it's cool to see the families and also that he chose st. francis is named after st. francis. >> and emma cliff's letter to the pope is chosen as one of three and read at world meeting of families. >> i am feeling really proud. it is really cool that he picked me from my letter. >> the students invited the pope to come to philadelphia. they ask that he visit their school at st. francis the name that he chose as pope. >> he chose the name

this is sarah and jacob hoggle. they have not been seen since the beginning of september despite a massive search that has covered big swaths of montgomery county. a 25 thousand dollar reward is offered for information leading to their recovery. >> in gaithersburg, the hunt is on for a gun man who may have robbed a business and shot two people. this happened on premier court right next door to the montgomery county airpark. stephen tschida is there, and this is not the first time thieves have targeted this business? >> this is the second time, that's right. they are mopping up after the apparent robbery. the shattered window. his 60'sere a man in and a woman in her 70's were shot. gunfe echoed through this strip mall at 1:00. the man who called the police from next door does not want to be identified. >> for gunshots. in a few minutes, one of the victims came by and said she was shot. herof our assistance help control the blood. she was shot in the back. suspects shote out the door of sweeney business services, and

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specifically tech reporter sarah lacey. comments went public, uber had to relace this statement. quote: liz: those remarks have no basis in e reality of our approach. now, this emil michael guy, the senior vp, also sent an e-mail apology to sarah lacy although he refused to speak to her on the record. she was tough and apparently said, forget it, either you go on the record, or i'm not listening to you, so he then sent her an e-mail. joining me now is crisis management expert and tech crunch reporter colleen taye record. concern taylor. welcome to both of you. colleen, what was your reaction here? here's a reporter, sarah lacy, who got tough on uber for a couple of reasons. specifically, in the past she has felt they had all kinds of issues whether their drivers weren't properly vetted or they resort to tough efforts against competitors. well, we're all big boys and girls here, but what is your response when you heard that this guy over at uber was saying let's launch a smear campaign, we could do it? >> this is totally sho