>> six months have come and gone since searchers found the body of west chester university student shaneontgomery on the banks of the schuylkill river. he disappear the night before thanksgiving after a night out in manayunk. today his still grieving family met with local officials. >> as fox 29 weekend's ail bill anderson tells us they're trying to get a bill passed they hope will save lives. >> reporter: 21-year-old shane montgomery disappeared early thanksgiving 2014 after a night of partying in manayunk and tragically it took nearly sick weeks before he was found dead in the schuylkill river. today in city council legislators discussed a bill pushed by shane's mom that hopes to address the question as to how someone could disappear from one of philadelphia's busiest streets with seemingly no evidence of what happened. >> it was as if shane disappeared into thin air. countless searches by family friends, the philadelphia police department, the fbi special task force and many volunteers yielded little evidence about what happened to shane. >> reporter: bill 150 sorry ronin six would re

karen and chris. >> search for shane was agonizing. thanks. >>> coming up chaotic confrontation at a community pool why police officer throws a teenager, a girl to the ground. he whips out a gun. people talking about that one. >>> american pharoah might be the triple crown winner but is he taking a rest? where he might be heading next. >>> back at 5:00 hoe. cleveland cavilers beat golden state warriors in overtime last night and contain the best games now in overtime. final score 95-nine 36789 lebron james scored 39-point, to win for cleveland. remember in the first game i believe he had 44 points . he is on fire. >> that series tied at a game a appease now. here's howard with more. >> this is fox 29 sports in one minute. >>> good morning, i'm howard eskin. phillies salvaged last game of the home stand and the giants series yesterday. let's go to the ballpark. tied at three. in the seventh inning jeff francoeur with the two on, two out double down left field line. that will obviously score two runs. phillies go up five-three over the g

thank you for being here shane. >> thanks for having me reverend. >> shane why is this issue so important just as you mentioned, an american working full-time should not have to live below the poverty line. and in the state of missouri our minimum wage is currently at $7.65 an hour. that for someone working fulltime is less than $16,000 a year. a single individual living in the state of missouri and the city of st. louis cannot support themselves on $7.65 an hour. and to that extent, those are poverty wages. we're essentially working people into poverty and allowing them to basically work for slave wages. and it's unacceptable. it's completely intolerable. i've been very displeased with the lack of action on our federal government and state government around these issues that are impacting americans across the board. >> shane, you're up against the clock even there because the st. louis dispatch reports, quote, the board may have a deadline looming. the missouri legislature passed a bill to bar cities from raising the minimum wage higher than the state level. it would take effect by augus

can i can i invite shane? >> i'm cheyne mer merbeck it's kind of a general draft the easy things to do they have already done close up the holes and change the sound system turn it down a little bit the next step would be a more extensive survey to do the true test of ambient noise at night in the neighborhood in general and issue more details on how to close off the smoke exhaust vents and the doors so -- i'll be happy to take any questions. >> so when you covered up the holes did you simply cover them up with plywood? >> no we used denim. >> the mic. there's only one mic working. >> we also used about 2 feet of denim stuffed into all the ducts. >> and you noticed that reduced the sound? >> so when you originally are in that old ducting area you could basically hear it like you are inside and when we put that in it basically muffled that entire sound there. >> and that staircase that you are building over that door, are you going to put something -- is there a way to get to that door from under the staircase?

but good luck to shane. howard eskin with a look at what's going on in sports. >> yes tiger woods normally, good at the memorial, but his is not one i know he will talk to jack nicklaus. and the phillies had some big plays late in the game. and they salvaged, that's right the last game against the giants, and the home stand. all of that is coming up in sports. >> phillies ended home stands today, it was not a very good home stands, but they did have a big hit late in the game that ends this home stands with a win against san francisco let's go to the ballpark take a look. that is vogel who lives in downingtown. than is odorecall. phillies down, hits second home, monster homerun. second homerun of the year. all right three-three. darren rough who came in a in in a double switch first and second, nobody out. hits into a double play. all right there is a man on third. and after they walk revere, then there is two on, jeff the pinch hitter for herrera, it is a double, two running score, phillies go up five-three

shane also looks for clues at shoulder level. if i moved here, swiftly or a bit more with aggressive, aggressive behavior, i may have moved it in such a way that it did grab itself. and this is the type of thing that we'll look for. it's the thing that doesn't make sense out here. >> reporter: even if authorities trace every track, the disturbance on greenery down below or even branches up above, there is one other complicating factor. and that's the weather. severe rain could erase tracks left behind. >> rain has a tendency to wash tracks away completely. >> reporter: recent heavy rains in the area could help escapees stay one step ahead of authorities. but shane says, it is only a matter of time before they become desperate and make a mistake. rosa flores, cnn, new york. >> fascinating to see the little clues. ahead, a prison escape foreshadowed this one in so many ways. we'll talk to a woman, dog handler, who got a bad case of puppy love for a killer smuggled him out of prison in a degree crate. later, solemn moments rememberi

thanks, shane.a: let's bring in atlantic equities take analyst -- let's bring in an atlantic equities bank analyst. what are the expectations, do you think, for the new guy? guest: john took on this job. it was hellish from 2008 until 2012. all of the issues he has to deal with with capital, the u.s. regulators, taxation, and he is going back in. what he is not is the sort of guy who will rally the troops. he is going to win the hearts and minds in a very different way. guy: when was cryan approached, do you think? it happened very quickly. it speaks of an institution very much in crisis. christopher: probably two months ago, but i think what occurred -- one of your colleagues sent me the notes. this could be about the russian money-laundering. we had the g7 starting yesterday. they are talking about sanctions, and their champion institution is accused of breaking sanctions and they are just about to give us the details. i just think this is what pushed them over. i think the chairman got a call fro

shane has the story in frankfurt. how much of a surprise is this that we are seeing jain go now and the other go in a year's time? >> it does come as a big surprise, particularly because jain just received more power within the management board. he was just given oversight for the new strategy and execution. it looks like he's going to be the first ago. on the other hand, there have been lots of investors calling for a change at top level management for quite some time. it is something people were expecting, but maybe the timing through people off. francine: were you surprised that investors reacted very positively? >> well, they've been waiting for change. there is finally a freshfaced coming in. the bank has been trying to change its image. now they have a freshfaced and bring in. people have been saying, you really have to do this. it is difficult to do that with management that was already there. you need a new face. the guy coming in, john cryan has an excellent track record of turning around a bank. he was at ub

. >>> search for shane montgomery, of course that ended in tragedy but this case could inspire a new law and how it could keep so many others safe. >>> so we have hot wet ter on the way today. sue will let you know. good morning everyone. >> good morning chris murphy. lauren is off this morning. i'm filling in on this day. she will be back tomorrow. >> sue serio good morning. weather perfect day weather-wise. >> gorgeous. high was 77 degrees. saturday turned out okay. a little iffy to start but we ended up having a decent afternoon saturday. all and all can't complain too much about the weekend. there may be some interesting weather later this afternoon. we have seen some cloud around our area and we're looking at area of rain around williamsport and state capitol in harrisburg about to sees if any of that will move into maybe berks county around the the poconos this morning but what we are anticipating is some rocking and rolling this afternoon. so maybe a stray shower or two around mount pocono, and that is all we've got for the moment for precipitation. 65 degrees right now. south

our shane o'donoghue looks back. >> thank you very much guys. it's been incredible as i stare out on the pugent sound and fox island behind me. the ceremony is now concluding. when you try and contextualize what's happening here really truly, it's definite america has a new king and achieving things in a bob jones fashion. the whole week has been full of incredible memories. >> when i reflect on these four days of golf, i recall an intriguing historic u.s. open. chamber's bay made these players think. it made them tired. left many frustrated. it's all a place where we saw creativity and perseverance. so what we have is a championship full of brilliant golf along with some strife and more than a little controversy too. and doesn't that sound like the recipe for the united states open? ♪ ♪ this is what we have come to expect every year from golf's toughest test. this is the championship that demands the grind of four rounds of competition. you don't see the lead in this championship, you cling to it. and though it didn't look like a traditional u.

shane, that is an incredible beard. tell us about john cryan.: he brings a lot of experience into the situation. he is on the supervisory board. he is from a with the strategy that is going on and how to execute it. the execution is going to be important. that is what everybody will be looking at. he went to ubs as the ceo in it 2008. they were taking massive losses in the subprime mortgage market collapsing. when he left three years later the bank was profitable again. he has turnaround experience and knows how to crunch the numbers and get things done. erik: one thing that we have not had an opportunity to talk about this morning is his history at ubs. i know he has won lots of plaudits for his role as cfo. he was an investment banker for years before that. i remember what ubs was like in the mid to thousands. it was not different than deutsche bank. they were breaking rules all over the place. they had to be bailed out by the swiss government. it was a disaster. shane: investors are frustrated nobody is sure where the strategy is going to go

it's the thing that doesn't make sense out here. >> there's a lot to talk with you about, shane. good to have you with us live now. let's talk first about the breaking details this morning reported by the buffalo news citing an unnamed law enforcement source that matt, when he was killed, was possibly ill maybe from consuming spoiled food or bad water. i'd imagine water and food the greatest concerns when you're out in these types of conditions. >> absolutely. there's the cardinal four when it comes to survival or disaster type scenarios. and that is shelter, water, fire food. and clearly water and fire share a symbiotic relationship. if you come across food, assume it's already bad or tainted. and you literally stake your life on your water source. i'm sure they've comed dysentery and probably a few other things. they've been on the run in hypothermic conditions, especially today and rough terrain. in terms of survival or at least the mind set you're not in a normal survival pattern. most people want to be found and take timeshelter and cleaning out the water. >> we've got video

the bill is in response to the death of shane montgomery. 21-year-old went missing early thanksgiving morning after leaving a bar in manayunk. his body wasn't found until january in the schuylkill river. supporters including shane's family were at the hearing today and say surveillance cameras would have shortened the time it took to find him. they also say cameras would help reduce crime. >> ♪♪ >> a world two veteran from springfield delaware county has finally received a recognition he has so long deserved. to say it was a poignant moment is an understatement. "action news" reporter katherine scott has the story. >> one of the best days of my life. >> reporter: a day 90-year-old richard euler of springfield has been waiting 71 years for. today this purple heart was pinned to his chest at a ceremony at the pennsylvania veterans museum in media. he also earned a bronze star which he didn't even know he qualified for. >> i'm no hero. i'm a survivor. i'm not a hero. >> reporter: euler was part of the 45th infantry division in 1944. he never sp

her mother, hilda shane made that sculpture of her late house wand doctor samuel shane a wilmington dentistly said that bust was lost in the move, not clear exactly how that bust made its way to the boardwalk but mystery solve. >> in mystery solve. >> how about that. >> head scratcher. who is this where did it come from. >> now we know. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news" this morning a horrific scene when two cars collide killing two people, we're on the scene with the very latest breaking developments. >>> would you drink water out of the toilet. new plan to fight drought out west has officials sending the water from your toilet to your tap. those stories and more when we come right back. new flonase allergy relief nasal spray. this changes everything. flonase is the 24 hour relief that outperforms a leading allergy pill. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over-producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance, flonase controls six. and 6 is greater than 1. so go ahead, inhale life, excite your senses, seize

but shane, mentally, what is going on with sweat now? assuming that he's not eating, you know, his proteins, carbs and all that other stuff and his partner's dead, if he knows it. what is his mental condition? >> you know what, judge, it's a great question because when you're dealing with a standard survival situation, you want to be found. you want to make your shelter, take the time, get warm and start making all those prudent decisions. in this case, it's a completely different side of survival. it's an absolute desperate place. he's not thinking about the prudent steps of survival. whatever is driving him at this point and keeping him a little bit ahead of the game, maybe he's aware that his partner has been shot and killed and that at this point there's no gray area. >> and so is the likelihood of his being taken alive? >> i hope it happens that way for the sake of an investigation. >> what's going on in his head? >> i think that at this point he might just go out in a hail of bullets. >> and to ydo you think that's he wants? >> it'

her mother made the bust of the husband doctor samuel shanes a wilmington dentist but passed away but remembered in an annual lecture series at u penn dental school. bust was lost in the move and returned to ventnor. >> this structure would have gone into storage, would have been covered and wouldn't have been found for years if at all. so kudos to, for you guys for taking a chance on putting this story out there. >> reporter: doctor shanes daughter thanked me over the phone but did not want to be interviewed. her family is glad to have the sculpture back. as for vent are in police it is back to work staying ahead of the bad guys n ventnor i'm cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> now we know. >> mystery solved. >> that is great. >> we were all wandberg that. nice to know the answer. >>> some philadelphia student got a very special treat this morning. >> that is right cast members from the lion king shared some chorography with them at kimmel center. seventh and eighth grade students from the meredith school were there and able to dance with the performers. the students learned som

with me now, shane harris. shane, welcome back.r point, saying, you know listen this really actually doesn't matter the government is going to collect your phone, your e-mail records some way, how do you mean? >> well, first of all, with the phone records, they're going to move those over to phone companies and a new system will be set up where the government with go inquire with the phone companies if they want your records. it's not as if this one provision in the patriot act is the only tool that the government has for collecting all kinds of electronic information on americans. now, they may not be doing it in the magnitude, in the bulk fashion they were before although there may be by the way, over collection programs we don't know about that haven't been exposed the way this was, but there are authorities in the patriot act that retroactively allow this action. and it looks like the senate may come back tuesday or wednesday and re-enact most of the provisions that expired. it's not as if the government is outs of the business

. >>> the still grieving family of shane montgomery appearing in front of city leaders today. their hope that other families don't have to go through the same tragedy they did. searchers found the body of west chester student shane montgomery on the banks of the schuylkill river back in january. he disappeared the night before thanksgiving after a night out in manayunk. today the montgomery family appeared in front of legislators to push a new bill that would require all establishments that serve alcohol to install cameras at each exit. >> countless sevens by family friends, the philadelphia police department, the fbi special task force and many volunteers yielded little evidence about what happened to shane. >> the family says cameras could have given them some answers about the whereabouts of their son. council says they want to fully explore the benefits and costs of requiring more cameras. >>> chaos at a concert in new jersey's metlife stadium and here's what happened. the trouble began right around 7:00 last night when a fight broke out at hot 97 sold out annual summer ja

the still grieving family of shane montgomery heads to city hall to speak to city council members. >> they are pushing for a measure that could have saved shane possibly. >> divers found the body of the 21 year-old west chester university student near the canal in january. he had not been seen since leaving a manayunk bar thanksgiving morning. yesterday the montgomery family spoke in support of the new bill that would require all establishments that serve alcohol to install cameras at every exit. >> searches by family, friends the philadelphia police department, the fbi special task force yielded little evidence about what happened to shane. >> in response to this the council says they want to fully explore the benefits and costs involved in requiring cameras, at different establishments. >>> all right. how about this actor david hassle hough breaks his backbone frightening accident, that could have been so much worse i'm not sure, how, sue. >> yeah, we're looking at some rain on radar this morning but it is not as dramatic, as it was yesterday it is a more, weather drama a? our futur

our shane o'donoghue looks back. >> thank you very much guys. it's been incredible as i stare out on the pugent sound and fox island behind me. the ceremony is now concluding. when you try and contextualize what's happening here really truly, it's definite america has a new king and achieving things in a bob jones fashion. the whole week has been full of incredible memories. >> when i reflect on these four days of golf, i recall an intriguing historic u.s. open. chamber's bay made these players think. it made them tired. left many frustrated. it's all a place where we saw creativity and perseverance. so what we have is a championship full of brilliant golf along with some strife and more than a little controversy too. and doesn't that sound like the recipe for the united states open? ♪ ♪ this is what we have come to expect every year from golf's toughest test. this is the championship that demands the grind of four rounds of competition. you don't see the lead in this championship, you cling to it. and though it didn't look like a traditional u.

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on the phone with me right now is shane hobell. he's a survivalist.ood morning, shane. >> good morning. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining me. so supposedly the dogs picked up the scent of one of these men and found evidence of bedding, some candy wrappers a boot. it's very cold in the woods up there in upstate new york. can these men survive for very long? >> well what's the question here. in the valley it's summertime. up in the adirondacks, you are still dealing with hypothermic situations so i'm sure they're not survival experts. i'm sure that they've been skirting along the urban environment using the woodland thickets to hide from. as a tracker, one of the most important keys here is finding the evidence there. now, did it belong to an irresponsible hiker? the tracker would go up to the scene and we're very cautious about how we approach. it gives us a tremendous amount of information. are they tired? are they dehydrated? a lot can be learned from a single track. >> all right. thanks so much shane, for sharing your insight. i appreci

shane montgomery of course vanish the night before thanksgiving.had been out with friends in manayunk. his body was discover in a nearby canal months later. >>> developing now a new wave of outrage and concern over that massive data breach that involves at least 4 million government workers. federal officials say they're still investigating but the chairman of the house homeland security committee says he believes all signs signs point to china. attack was carried out on the office of personnel management. that's the agency that serves as the human resources department for a slew of federal agencies so it's a gold mine of personal information at least 4 million people could be affected. some experts and politicians say this may not be an isolated event but rather a larger trend of cyber espionage. >> those on the offense have all the advantage much it's very expensive to defend you just need one open door and you're vulnerable and you can often attack with anonymity and free from repercussions. >> the hackers could be createing a large database. st

jonathan: shane strohm at joining us live from frankfurt. let's get the investors take on the story. voicing active concern about the leadership at deutsche bank. you and i have spoken before. you said you didn't want to see heads roll. heads seem to be rolling. are you happy with the changes? >> good morning. of course, we were not asking immediately for heads to roll but we were saying it is really for the supervisory board to take another look at the composition of the management board. overall, we very much worked on what has now happened. it is a good thing for deutsche bank. jonathan: i imagine the shareholders are happy as well. for you do new faces change the same strategy? is that what you expect, a new face but the same strategy? >> in a way, it is a new face but he brings an interesting nation of having been on a supervisory board. he has been very closely involved in developing the new strategy. what we are not expecting is that deutsche bank will go back to what they have announced. we expect there are new faces but there will b

tmz reports the ucla coaching staff wants police to drop charges aguest shane combs. he's accused of assaulting the coach with a kettle bell. he claims it was self-defense. he issued a statement that once the true facts are revealed the case will be dismessed. he's due in court july 13th. >>> tom brady made his case. he left the city offices last night and said they made a compelling case. brady spent 10 hours seeking a reduction of his four game suspension for his role in the use of under deflated footballs. he insisted he's innocent. no time frame for when it commissioner will make that decision. >>> a soldier completed a roman tick justure at ffo. that's shawn from stockton. he's been stationed in iowa. they both flew in last night and were met by family and friends. he proposed after they walked through a flag line. >> i'm very surprised i can't describe how i feel. shaky and happy. >> that makes two of us. >> he happened the plan at the suggestion of his mother and help from the uso. >> very cool. >>> the fair is beginning a five day run today. the fair begin bac

shane went missing, thanksgiving morning after leaving kildare's pub in manayunk.d in the schuylkill river in january. >>> 8:07 now. >>> well, over the weekend so many of you had, been talking about this situation. so, this is video of a tragic situation in situation. so what happens here is there a police officer down in texas, thinks a public pool. there are many people called there. they said to the police to come out there. look at this 14 year-old girl who is being aggressively put down on the ground. so, this corporal, in the mckenney texas police department is on administrative leave until authorities figure out exactly what happened here. this is a seven and a half minute cell even if video that investigators are looking at right now. as you you can tell, many people in texas are upset, on both sides of the story. we will cover more as the day goes on. it is 8:08. >>> some watched over the weekend sad farewell and celebration of life of the beau by hone was just so beloved here in the delaware valley and around the nation. he was, recognized by president an

. >> shane hobel, they could have depended on each other and how much more difficult is it for sweato survive when he is on his own? >> so much more difficult. you have -- at least you can be doing something that someone else is watching your back or go people can gather quit a bit of material in a brief account of time. now you're by yourself and it seems like the master mind is dead. he did not have it all within himself. i know that he is not a survival expert and thinking as much as possible just to evade the law. he has to eat and still has to have water and stop and go to the bathroom and he has to do the normal things that all of us have to do but at this point survival on his own with very little skills is in a place of desperation and losing time. >> yeah and i want to ask you about that time. how much time do you think he has before he e really is not functional if the police do not find him? >> well there's a rule and it's known as the three three. there's three minutes without air. three days without water and three weeks without food. any of those things is going put you

. >>> officials at the japan shane i chain store say purchases total about $9 billion. they were up 5.7% from the year before and mark the second straight month of increase. officials say unseasonable weather led to higher vegetable prices imported pork prices went up. they note sales grew amid higher than average temperatures. they say the higher prices fail to disclose shoppers and other positive factors. >>> checking the markets, optimism is supporting tokyo share price the benchmark nikkei average rose and the day ended at 20,428. the highest close in weeks. analysts say they are hoping on great debt talks later today. greek government leaders submitted new proels. they extended tear winning streak. the index had added a closing at 2055 t. hong kong the hang seng closed at 27,080. sydney hit its highest in three weeks. indonesia buck it is trend. the main index treated from a two-week high. markets in mainland china are closed for a holiday. >>> a record 13 almost foreigners visited to japan last year. many complained about poor access and the language barrier. now

shane, could you report how people can get that report. >> we will be posting it on our website. sf gov.org >> good afternoon, supervisors. adele, carpenter of the youth commission. youth commission apologizes they can't be here today. due to the cost-of-living they are working to be able to serve the city. i want to thank you for having this discussion today. i think the shooting at emmanuel church in charleston, serves that way white supremacy and antiblack race manifest themselves. this is the time we collect and grapple with the way that racism shows in our system and not just a problem of the elsewhere. so it's also a timely discussion because it's budget season and youth commissioners are watching closely the discussion this week about population based policing and the upcoming academy classes. they have not taken a position on that. i just want to really underscore in the discussions happening in our office that we want to see discussions about how policing is happening in our city and about effectiveness and not about the quantity of police in our departments and police.

. >> told you about shane boil, who was battling cancer.ell, shane will be back at the event tomorrow, raising money, but we are now happy to say that he's cancer free. >> yes! >> so, this picture of shane and his parent were taken at his final radiation treatment. >> congrats, wonder full news. >>> 8:09. >> no better twi celebrate the start of summer and the end of the school year than by jumping into a pool. >> let's do it. >> today is the day we get to do it. >> i remember certainly doing the first day, when the pools first opened. >> yes? >> today? >> just run in, jump. that's right, it is today. pools begin opening across philadelphia today. and there is no grownups, stick with the kids, make sure you're watching them. plus, most offer no the cots swim classes. only problem is no -- >> so it was so fun to watch. >> oh! >> but, you know, what sue says, it will be in the 90s very soon. >> yes. >> by monday did a. >> okay. >> so we're ready to go. pools are open. >> maybe they'll have to do it monday. are you going to jump in? >> no. >> w

. >> raceway firefighters austin kingry and shane spaulding witness the crash directly in front of themames envelope the car. >> had to pause there and wait for the rest of the field to go by. it seemed like forever that we had to stand there. >> watching this wreck made your heart drop into your chest because you know that both those drivers were in danger. >> you could see the car shaking and hear mike screaming in the car. so i knew if we didn't react with enough time and get there fast enough, that it was going to turn into a fatality. >> the track clears as shane and austin race across to reach mike. but no one is sure if he's still alive. >> i was behind austin when we were running up to the car. i saw him spray his extinguisher first, so i started spraying. when he got about two or three foot from the car he dropped his extinguisher to go in and help mike because mike obviously hadn't gotten out yet. >> i initially sprayed my extinguisher to knock down the elame so i could get there. as my partner ran around to the back side to push fire away from me. and reached in. he still had

my photographer shane was not afraid to shed his veins. >> do you feel that?eporter: so far so good for shane, and some of his veins are still fading fading. four went back and got her legs done. no complaints there. the treatment costs about $400 a session. joyce evans, fox 29 news. >>> michigan woman fighting to get her property back from police after she says they took some personal items from her home. jennifer hen see says the cops destroyed her place during a raid last july. authorities targeted the home suspecting criminal drug activity. she and her husband are licensed medical marijuana patients and caregivers. police didn't find anything criminal and no charges stuck. since then she's tried several times to get her belongings back including a sex toy. >> an assistant prosecuting attorney said that i can beat in you several court of the i can still take your stuff. >> this is bully tactic. we have your property. we couldn't get any charges to stick. we'll just keep it. drag it out. >> police officials deny destroying their house or stealing her stuff.

my photographer shane was not afraid to shed his veins. >> do you feel that? reporter: so far so good for shane and some of his veins are still fading. jennifer went back and got her legs done. no complaints there. the treatment costs about $400 a session. josephs advance, fox 29 news. >> a little girl in michigan battling a brain tumor had one very simple birthday wish. >> she wanted fish wawa she got was a whole lot better. 11-year-old simon simon son was diagnosed with rare tumor when she was just five. between school and team mow she spends her time listen to here doyle taylor swift. sarah's got fish for her birthday like she requested bought co-worker of her mom's had won a couple of tickets to see taylor swift. she's giving those tickets to sarah. >> i'm so happy. i couldn't thank you for more than what she did. >> no problem. i just was glad that i could be a part of it, you know. you'll have great birthday. >> no only will sarah and her mom get to go to the concert the tickets include back stage pass passes to meet taylor swift. >> what birthday presen

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36 days later in the schuylkill river. >> i have no delusions that any camera would have saved my shane. i am convinced without a doubt, that had video showed his direction upon his last leaving his last stop, that the suffering endured during the searches, without direction, would have been lessened. >> reporter: jones is hopeful that council will vote on the bill before the even of the year. >>> president obama a met with u.s. allies on the second and final day of the g7 summit in the german alps. leaders there turned their a attention to climate change, and agreed that the world should phase out use of fossil fools by the end of the century. they also agreed that sanction as begins russia should remain in place until the a seer fire is reached in the ukraine. >>> isis threat was also discussed. >> where we're trained iraqi forces directly and equipped them and we have a train in this posture they operate effectively. >> the president acknowledged the that the united states needs to improve the speed in which iraqi forces are trained. >>> good evening everyone. what you'll fine this e