in the small hollow of cedar creek, we went to talk to sherry walker. in the last few years, she claims, she and her neighbors have all had their well water go bad. according to the nearby mining company's own reports, their site violated its permits hundreds of times from 2006 to 2011. the mining site's permit was renewed in 2012. >> when did you pour this? >> i got that yesterday. >> have you had this tested? >> yes. >> what did they tell you? >> the water is terrible. it's got a lot of iron in it it's got a lot of arsenic in it. >> arsenic? >> yes it's got a high level of arsenic in it. >> it's like a snow globe of things you don't want to put in your body. so you're quarter mile from a mine? >> yes. my water didn't get bad until it started all that. and then this is what i live with, daily. and i know by the neighbors, they have the same situation. it's a lot of hassle. be grateful if you have good water. >> sherry's water - as well as her neighbors', has levels of toxins above normal safe drinking water standards. she believes the bad water has aff

. >>> exclusive tv personalty the sherry shepherd, controversy over the baby she doesn't want.ow the surrogate who carried the baby and sherry's ex-husband, what they have to say to each other. >> you can't force someone to be a mother. >>> then, 40

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was having a blast. >> it was a night you just didn't want to end. >> as the performance begins, sherry turns on her camera. >> i wasn't sure i'd be able to get anything because it was very dark and my camera doesn't have any type of lighting. so i just kind of held it up and we'll see what happens. >> andrew dumais stands at the edge of the stage with a fire extinguisher. >> because i served four years on the hudson fire department, i would be on stand-by just in case there were any mishaps. >> after her colleague performs, it's ayesha's turn. >> the music changed. it was a little different. you kind of got the feeling that it was going to be something spectacular. >> ayesha begins her routine. first she touches the fire to her arms. >> we always begin our show with that kind of trick. what we don't show the people is that we put some cream before. >> the special cream prevents ayesha from burning her skin. now she prepares for the main event. >> we take the oil and we spit the oil like in a mist, and this is the mist will goes in fire when we spit it on a torch. >> ayesha takes a sip

let's go to straight to sherry ann in hong kong. what is the take?bit of time to read through the numbers and digest. what are people telling you? >>age itses -- sony cutting their full year net loss by 26%. so that is a big improvement from their previous target, also much better than analysts had expected. now they are saying that that comes on the back of strong demand for image sensors used by competing smartphones. they know their image censor they have a good take of that market. they have been investing more there. so analysts are pretty positive on those numbers. now playstation 4 console, also pretty popular. that sold very well over the christmas holiday season. their tv division also doing pretty well. recently they have logged a profit the previous two quarters. this time excluding their restructuring charges, you see an operating profit of $79 million. so a turnaround for their division -- their television division, especially with the ultra high definition 4-k tv sets. they expect an operating profit of $170 million instead of a loss. b

ale. >> sherry for apple. >> apple. >> sherry. >> okay. we got it.p going. >> good morning, ladies. i'm carrie. i'm from minnesota, the twin city metro area and i pam a server. >> carrie. >> carrie. >> like before sherry. okay right after sherry. carrie. >>> now we're going to play another game. stop it's over. it is time to tune out. we're moving on. >> i take these seriously! we're going to play make out, marry or move on. >> with the oscars coming up we have categories so we want you guys to play along with us. let's go first one. michael keaton. >> no more names. >> michael, eddie as in freddie. robert duvall. so make out, marry, and let's say the other one -- >> move on. >> move on. >> okay. i am moving on from robert duvall. >> he's a very good dancer. >> i'm going to make out with eddie and i'm going to marry bird man. what are you doing? >> i would -- none of the above. >> you have to. you have to play. >> i would make out with eddie because his lips are unbelievable. >> next? >> i would move on from michael keaton although i hear he is a lov

and exclusive with sherri shepherd. >> i don't know how she can act like this baby is nonexistent. >>lus, here she

sherri was found inside the home in reading. state police are investigating this morning's shooting. >>> the latest on a south jersey boater that authorities say faked his own death only to resurface this week. investigators are deciding whether to file new charges against him. andrew biddle is free on bond after he surrendered to authorities yesterday. biddle disappeared in july after a boat crash in longport. another man told authorities he survived the accident but claimed biddle vanished. a massive search followed. now investigators believe biddle staged the crash and took off to avoid theft charges connected to the boat company we are worked. >> tremendous rescue effort to stage a disappearanceunconscionable. >> biddle's attorney tells nbc10 biddle turned himself in because he wanted to do the right thing. >>> from the water to the rails. septa has seen a surge, more trains in and out of suburbs means expansion and upgrades. not everyone is on board, right? >> reporter: there are some areas asking for improvements. where so

again and the sergeant taught the class so she knew exactly what they were talking about and sergeant sherry hicks teaches that class with the sergeant and. >> that was an immediate short-term issue that could be addressed. there's deeper issues around recruitment that vice president turman has volunteered and is going to take the lead on i think it's going to involve some presentations from the department on expanded efforts that you are doing initiatives as part of the broader effort but certainly with this group that has been committed for sometime with their input i would share with my colleagues that with the occ's help, we do have a general order policy prohibiting biased policing 5.17, this interestingly was done in collaboration with the aclu here earlier. it does note that the department's guiding principal is our commitment to treat all people with dignity fairness and respect and without racial bias . the reason i i say that in the context of the conversation this is an issue that we must continually look at making sure our training is where it needs to be and something that we re

aiden walker had been feeling a little under the weather and was taking a nap with his grandmother sherry grable while mom, he me lis is a grable went to get more medicine when suddenly -- >> i scooped him up in my arms at that point. he was lifeless. and i yelled out to her, dial 911, dial 911, dial it now. >> reporter: aiden had a seizure and stopped breathing so, this pair picked up the phone, placing all hope in the hands of the man on the other end of the line. >> anybody there knows cpr? >> no. no. what do we do? >> reporter: it was at this crucial moment when dispatcher ken webb had a monumental decision to make. webb knows cpr but the police department does not have emergency medical dispatch certification. that means dispatchers are not allowed to give out cpr instructions over the phone. but his chief said go ahead. and he took a leap of faith. >> some sort of measures the child would expire i wasn't going to let that happen even if it meant being reprimand. >> he's my only son. i can't lose him. >> i'm not going to let you lose him. put him on your kitchen table, okay? >> okay.

on all those efforts i found a little bit of transit not radio left but this is what she said as sherry she interned sdrapgs became let me that was the time of my husbands attempt to get on the streetcar any business and education was a essential was a freen so i got signed to raphael yell school i stayed there and trained for secondary teaching and liked it is better i want to be a secondary school teacher people said you broke the barrier now we have one other teacher to eliminate so we have one other black teacher in the school and be happen i said no, that started the struggle over again ferry her i reflected on the relationship with josephine and working in a job that often brings me into contact with folks not in the school system i painted her portrait and decided i didn't want to do that instead to paint a liblgs and put her name up at the top for the doubled visual that was used, if any, the african organizes for the factual itching and organization in the united states i put it there in a scrambled fashion for it to look at it was that long it's 10 to 70 years since that's hap

carlin's alleged accomplice sherri griskin was taken ij custody. she will be extradited to arizona. >>> two men are behind bars accused of beating a man during a home invasion. medford police say they arrested the pair after getting tips from the public. according to investigators, the duo took off with some cash and the victim's car which has since been recovered. >>> district attorneys across pennsylvania say they are planning a legal challenge after governor wolf has suspended the state's death penalty. governor tom wolf has called the state's capitol punishment program, flawed expensive and unjust. he said he's waiting for a review of the system before he signs any more death warrants. the governor's supporters point to high reversal rates, insufficient defense for the accused and high costs. since the 1970s, only three inmates have been executed. others are in the appeals process. >> dude you're sending a bone-chilling message to our victims if a jury sentenced this man to death, governor wolf is not going to sign a death warn the. that's a tr

another suspect sherri lynn griskin was taken into custody this morning for trafficking stolen property. >>> this isn't necessarily a surprise because he talked about it in his campaign. pennsylvania governor tom wolf has place add moratorium on the death penalty. "action news" reporter vernon odom has that story. >> reporter: there have been no executions in the commonwealth since 1999. but nearly 200 inmates are currently sitting on death row subject to death by lethal injection. at least a temporary reprieve the governor says the moratorium is not an expression of sympathy thor those on death row he says the system is based on a flawed system that proves to be an endless court proceedings as well as ineffective unjust and expensive. he says the moratorium will remain in effect at least until he gets a report from a state senate panel that has been studying this topic for years. mike wallace is a former judge and defense lawyer says the governor is doing the right thing. >> by putting the moratorium on he's gaining access to a study that's coming up that may help in going further with

sherry and on what could be -- shery ahn on what could be the 14th central-bank easing. indian futures have just arbitrating. -- started trading. we've got markets across asia declining. you would think that india is fallen, which it is. look forward to that when it opens. ahead of the r.b.i. meeting, a bit of nerves perhaps. february, not a great start for india. greece going cold turkey on aid but the new anti-austerity government doesn't want a lifeline from the ecb. we will look at this closer after the break. ♪ >> welcome back. greece is going cold turkey on aid, but the new anti-austerity government is counting on a lifeline from the ecb. the finance minister has set an end of may deadline for a revamped international bailout that does not require greece to tighten its belt any further. eurozone members have indicated that they would be willing to offer athens a longer debt repayment period but they have rejected any write-down on the debt relief. joining us from singapore is steve davis. many thanks for joining us. this is an interesting impasse. i want to ask you

. >> reporter: sherri norman driving with her 6-year-old granddaugter starts to film on her phone, afterriver this suv allegedly tries to run her off the road, then passes in front of her car. >> she would speed up, hit the brakes, speed up, hit the brakes. i already called 911. >> reporter: the driver of that vehicle, identified as kristen phillips, then gets out of the car, and does this. >> stop it. >> reporter: the move terrifying norman's little granddaughter in the back seat. >> i had my seatbelt on, she grabbed the seatbelt and my hair. >> reporter: that video now vital to the case against philips, who is now charged with six felony counts including reckless driving. across the country road rage on the rise. these two women near sacramento, terrorized by an angry driver. >> she just hit our car. >> reporter: andrew vollo drove a taxi for years on the mean streets of new york. his solution for road rage -- using a technique borrowed from yoga. even teaching classes to other drivers. >> breathing. breathing is one. deep breathing. that's priority number one. >> reporter: and now a p

the in addition to cast members' tina fey and sherry oteri, many actors actresses, and comedians with philly roots have graced studio 8-h. and sometimes the not-so-ready for prime-time players have often used philly as a punch line. >> live from new york, it's saturday night! >>> it started with the very first season of "snl" in 1975. episode 6, in fact when lily tomlin delivered a cheer she wrote to lift the spirit of new york. >> you've got the greatest culture, symphonies and plays. all the shopping eating meeting, and subways. take pride in yourself, you could be philadelphia. >> reporter: jokes about our more historically significant city to the south became a recurring theme over the years, often wedged into the weekend update segment. >> a restaurant in philadelphia has made a new taco that replaces the shell with slices of bacon. of course no matter how good it tastes, you're still in philadelphia. >> police in philadelphia are searching for a group of women who went to another woman's house in a dispute over a man, broke her window with baseball bats and dumped a box of rats

police say carlin and sherri, were on the run after committing multiple felonies in arizona. it's still unclear exactly what happened during the arrest attempt but police say it ended with carlin being shot and killed. she was taken into custody and may be sent back to arizona. >>> tonight parents in atlantic county are terrified as police look into reports of an attempt attempted child luring. linwood police say man tried to get a 10-year-old child into his car right outside of school yesterday afternoon. fox 29's shawnette wilson live tonight in linwood, new jersey with the latest. shawnette? >> reporter: dawn, you said the right. it is terrifying. this happened at a busy time of day when school was just letting out and the car was allegedly parked right near the school. >> it was a little disturbing. >> reporter: parents who live near bell haven middle school in lingcod new jersey are terrified after police say a man tried to lure a child into a car right outside his school. >> i always say feign somebody says can you help me find my puppy you say no, i don't talk to stran

sherry's having a look at it for us. what do we know about the investigation taken by "the guardian" newspaper and also the bbc as well as french newspaper. >> the hsbc has potentially helped healthy holders get around assets, this prepared by the consortium of investigative journalists and they're preparing reports by a file stolen in 2007 in geneva. they are showing the swriss arm of hsbc held customers withdraw breaks of cash sometimes in foreign currency that could not be used in switzerland. aggressively market schemes to help wealthy clients avoid european taxes included with them to conceal undeclared bank accounts. the files cover the period between 2005 and 2007 and thousands of accounts holding almost $120 billion in assets. >> now the thing is, i'm sure hsbc is not taking this lying down. what have they said in their defense? what are they saying about the allegations? >> not so nch their defense but they have actually admitted to the wrongdoing by the swiss subsidiary. they are saying in the statement they ar

host: sherry is calling in from baltimore. she is a democrat. you are on the air. caller: thank you. my concern is that i heard a gentle and talking about president obama trying to stop ammunition for different types of weapons. i am for that. i'm for that law that is trying to pass if it is not party past. the reason is september of 2014 my brother was gunned down and murdered. then, the man turned around -- i will call him a man and then he turned around and killed himself. this happened in scranton pennsylvania. my brother was 54 years old. also, the issue about racism. it still exists today. i do not want to try to keep talking about the issue, but that was my brother was gunned down four. it all started from an altercation. thomas camden which killed my brother said not nice words. he called him the n-word. he went in the house and got a hunting rifle and done my brother down. he shot my brother three times. i'm against guns and bullets. they don't make no sense. they do not have to lose their life because of something like that. that is all i have to say. hos

in exton sherri greg kyw news radio for cbs3 "eyewitness news" news". >>> well the downington area school district issue this statement saying in part, "words cannot express the sadness that our school community is feeling at this time. our sincere condolences thoughts and prayers go out to the hannah began friends and familiar who'll are dealing with this horrific tragedy ". charlotte was a junior the downingtown high school west and miles a graduate. >>> police are also investigate a deadly crash in philadelphia's ogontz neighborhood. officers say two cars collided on ogontz and west fisher avenues this afternoon. one person was killed. another rushed to the hospital. there's no word on a second victim's condition tonight. >>> developing now alleged isis militants release a video they claim shows the beheading of nearly two dozen kitchens in libya. the video shows hostages being led along a beach in orange jump suits similar to those worn by others captured by isis. 21 egyptian christians were kidnapped in libya last month. the victims all force to do their knees before being simultaneo

. >> reporter: sherry davis said she can't believe her son alex was killed.july 2, 2012, 29-year-old davis was in his carat 6th and belmont street in coatsvilleville, chester county. >> he was shot and killed in his car. someone in that neighborhood saw something and now is the time to come forward. >> reporter: to further encourage that the citizens crime commission is administering a five thousand dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of the person responsible. all you ever to do is call 215-546-tips. davis' sister has a message for the person who took her brother. >> i actually want to say i forgive you just come forward. i don't want my family to keep hurting like this. davis leaves behind a young daughter. >> she said the other day i misses -- she misses her daddy. >> in camden, police are looking for two men wanted to are mugging someone on a bicycle. the pair was in a gold car this footage was taken inside the luk oil on admiral wilson boulevard anyone with information call camden county police. >> jet blue will be the first airline to use apple

. >>> paul bowles lived in tangier for 50 years, and sherry nutting was part of his inner circle nears his friend, record keeper of sorts, and photographer. you arrived when? >> i came in the '70s, but went down to marrakesh. in '86, i wrote a letter to paul bowles and said i had to meet him and take his picture. he wrote back and said, come and visit. well, i never left. across the unexpected. hooves? sure. how about a lamb's head? sure. here nothing goes to waste. charbroiled to crispy burnt per specs it's served on a crusty lunch bread. not so adventurous? the grant socco's indoor market officers a variety of smoked, cured and fresh meat. pthe stuff looks good. i've heard this cheese is amazing. >> it's good, yeah. >> could i have one? >> a berber favorite, fresh goat cheese wrapped in palm leaves. >> yeah, they're beautiful, aren't they? >> it's good. [ speaking foreign language ] >> a little cheese, a little flat bread, the perfect moroccan breakfast to go. we're headed in to the jabal foothills in the mountain range about 85 kilometerses south of tangier to a place called jajouk

perhaps a dry sherry from a cut glass decanter. on the balcony, hot coffee, freshly baked croissant. >> good morning. >> thank you, sir. >> you're welcome, sir. >> the rules of the house are slightly restrictable but sensible enough and given the luxurious surroundings and the view, hardly a burden. you're not supposed to wander around at night here unescorted, there's, like, elephants and hyenas and elephants and stuff. and while i'm told the baboons can get rapey, there were no knocks on the door. you know, i know what you're thinking already. you're not going to do what i think you're going to do, are you? you're not going to go shoot some beautiful animal in the brain? no. answer? no. what kind of sick [ muted ] wants to shoot an elephant? even the toilet has a nice view. this is pretty much what you see as you're sitting on the snakes. idyllic natural setting. and good plumbing. it's pretty much paradise. [ hoof beats ] i wish... please, please, please, please, please. [ male announcer ] the wish we wish above all...is health.

we heard from mike and sherry from sheboygan clint from markesan, and tammy from viroqua. there was jon and christine from milwaukee, karen from portage and dale from jefferson, karen from oregon diana from elkhorn, and louis from marshfield. we heard from people from all across the state. my pledge to you is that property taxes four years from now will be lower than they were in 2014. [applause] we reduced income and employer taxes too. and we started taking less out of paychecks for withholding last april, so you could keep more of your hard-earned money. on top of our economic success we empowered local school boards to hire and fire based on merit and pay based on performance, so they can keep the best and the brightest in the classroom. and it's working. [applause] over the past four years graduation rates are up. third grade reading scores are up. act scores are up, and wisconsin now ranks 2nd in the country. [applause] our fiscal outlook is strong, too. we finished each year with a surplus, and we will again this year. [applause] wisconsin's pension system is the on

. >> reporter: neighbor sherry fagan asked why if it's unsafe county officials will not help right away on an emergency basis or at least determine a cause. instead lucy has been told in the same handwritten memo to hire a geo-technical engineer on her own dime to solve the sinkhole mystery and get quote safe and secure to prince george's county policies. lucy a world war ii refugee who came to the u.s. from pole -- poland is a widow, lives only with her dog and says she simply can't afford what the county suggests. >> i have no place to go. i don't have the money to move. >> we didn't create the problem. this was something that was done years before we purchased these and it wasn't disclosed. tom line, this lady lucy needs help. she's beside herself. she's upset. more inspectors are expected to be dispatched perhaps as early as tomorrow. county spokeswoman sou hubbard told me today inspectors have looked at utility maps and ruled out the possibility that there are any water or sewer lines involved here which further puts the ball in lucy's court. interesting to note in this neighborhoo

sherry says big mistake but eric thinks the president is doing the right thing.ad the notice. ow say the pipeline is a dangerous, deadly, polluting pipeline that would take our planet into climate chaos. got that. would you rather get oil from canada or a country that doesn't allow women to drive? >> well, look the canadian oil wasn't going to stay in the united states anyway. it's going to the gulf of mexico, going through the hearland of our 0 country and then for expert. >> you don't want it -- i'm talking about energy independence. oil coming into the united states. i would rather get it from canada than saudi arabia. you? >> ing this is the same canadian company who is using imminent domain to take airplane farmers rights -- will you answer the question. would you rather$l'n friendly canada or from saudi arabia and other countries which really not always keen on us? >> i would rather we not use oil whatsoever and we see that with tulsa, with tesla and elon musk and battery hybrids. we have seen it with electric vehicles. we're seeing our country get off of o

sherri berman. across the middle east the ideas that have failed are pan-arabism, republicanism, nascent efforts at democracy, economic liberalism and secularism. the regime's espousing these principles have morphed into dictatorships producing economic stagnation and social backwardness. in some cases, the nation itself has collapsed as a project. it is in the face of this failure that groups like isis can say islam is the answer. this battle of ideologies can be seen vividly in the life of one man, profiled brilliantly by "the new york times." a middle class fitness trainer from cairo was interested mostly in making money and meeting girls. but his dreams began to crash into egypt's depressed economy and political turmoil, the article notes. he couldn't get a good job and began dreaming about leaving egypt, questioning his life choices, he then became drawing to a very different ideology a version of islam that is rigorous and militant. now 22, he fights for the islamic state in syria. during last

police learned that richard carlin and sherri bright skin were fugitives hiding not a home in reading. the two were wanted on multiple felonies in arizona when berks county detectives and pennsylvania state police entered the home early this morning they say that 35-year-old carlin resisted arrest. there are very few details about exactly what happened during the arrest but police tell us it ended with carlin being shot and killed. she was taken into custody. she may be sent back to arizona. state police are continuing to investigate this shooting. >>> a man opens fire on a barbershop in olney today. the shop's owner telling police a previous employee opened fire in the store near broad and clear view streets this morning. fortunately no one was hurt. authorities briefly diverted traffic along broad during the investigation. >>> air prone expensive those words from governor tom wolf today as he issued a moratorium on pennsylvania's death penalty. the governor says it will stay in effect until he sees a report from a commission that's been studying capital punishment. the pennsylvania

>> reporter: iain, police say the suspect knows they're looking for her but sherry she refuses to turnerself n so far there are 10 victims and maybe more. here's a picture suspect. she is 34-year-old michelle she work at the red star craft house in exton square mall. the first week it opened. that was near the end of december. manager tells me they discovered what was happening and called police. police say the suspect allegedly charged tip amounts on receipts and in other cases and different tip amount into the computer. she would pay back the money when approached but then police say she disappeared. people dining in the area tonight aren't shocked that something like this could happen happen. >> when you pay by some kind of credit card or debit card, you actually -- if you don't put the tip down, they can put whatever they want. if you put say $9 they can make it 19. >> reporter:19. report. >> i'm seems like it could be easy to do if you don't check your receipt. >> reporter: and police say that she only worked at that restaurant for about a week. they way she got away with five had