sims himself wants to see áreal changes at the station.until then, he doesn't plan on coming back.bart police say the attack was in richmond p- d's jurisdiction, even though sims was right under the richmond sign at the bart station. a group of kids surrounded sims, tripped him, and started kicking his head. strangely, they didn't steal so much as a penny - they just went into attack mode. "my first thought was actually to get even but i have a bigger situation to think about and that's my family."andit was his family who told him what had happened when he woke up in the hospital.the emotional pain and confusion for sims are on the same level as the pain he feels in his battered face."when my daughter said like, 'oh, daddy what happened to your face?' and i had to explain to her what happened, that like killed me."with stitches in his eyebrow, sims will be staying home from work for several days as he lets his bruises and swelling heal. in richmond, spencer blake, kron four news. (justine) tonight more crimes at bart stations all over the

sims himself wants to see áreal changes at the station.he doesn't plan on coming back.bart police say the attack was in richmond p- d's jurisdiction, even though sims was right under the richmond sign at the bart station. a group of kids surrounded sims, tripped him, and started kicking his head. strangely, they didn't steal so much as a penny - they just went into attack mode. "my first thought was actually to get even but i have a bigger situation to think about and that's my family."andit was his family who told him what had happened when he woke up in the hospital.the emotional pain and confusion for sims are on the same level as the pain he feels in his battered face."when my daughter said like, 'oh, daddy what happened to your face?' and i had to explain to her what happened, that like killed me."with stitches in his eyebrow, sims will be staying home from work for several days as he lets his bruises and swelling heal. in richmond, spencer blake, kron four news. ( marty ) more crimes are being reported by bart riders. just three were

sims himself wants to see áreal changes at the station.until then, he doesn't plan on coming back.bart police say the attack was in richmond p- d's jurisdiction, even though sims was right under the richmond sign at the bart station. a group of kids surrounded sims, tripped him, and started kicking his head. strangely, they didn't steal so much as a penny - they just went into attack mode. "my first thought was actually to get even but i have a bigger situation to think about and that's my family."andit was his family who told him what had happened when he woke up in the hospital.the emotional pain and confusion for sims are on the same level as the pain he feels in his battered face."when my daughter said like, 'oh, daddy what happened to your face?' and i had to explain to her what happened, that like killed me."with stitches in his eyebrow, sims will be staying home from work for several days as he lets his bruises and swelling heal. in richmond, spencer blake, kron four news. (jr stone) tonight more crimes at bart stations here in the

as we talked in his grandmother's living room, landon sims spoke through the pain."all on my right side. like it's hard to sleep on. i usually sleep on the other side but it still hurts my face."the stitches, scabs, and swelling, won't be going away anytime soon.thursday morning sims was done with work, and was heading to catch bart in richmond.he says he saw a group of kids huddled together talkingand before he knew it they had approached him and surrounded him in a circle. "the first thing in this instance was just to run away from the situation so i ran and the guy tripped me and that's all i remember."when he hit the ground, sims blacked out.in the meantime, witnesses say the teenagers were kicking him in the head.several people called 9-1-1, but some kids were simply standing there recording the whole thing on their phones."that's not right, like i was beat for six to ten minutes. like that don't make any sense. and nobody could help?"two ladies did come to help, and sims ended up in the hospital.he woke up confused, and had to get all his questions answered fro

sims is beaten to the ground. mayor butt also reviewed the security video. >> it wasn't as helpful as it could have been. >> the mayor had called richmond police dispatch but they transferred him to bart police, confusion he says added to the response time. >> these agencies need to work out their innerjurisdictional protocols. >> bart says its officers responded within nine minutes of the 911 calls. >>> san francisco police are asking for the public's help identifying these two persons of interest in a deadly shooting in the quiet marina district. surveillance cameras captured them near the scene. kelly freeman was found shot on may 20th. he was taken on the hospital where he was pronounced dead. >>> a san francisco man was sentenced to three years probation for abusing his puppy. 26-year-old was caught on camera kicking and hitting 10 month old key in may after pleading no contest. he cannot own a pet, must perform community service and pay for the puppy's care. a rescue group is working to find anachy a new hom

sims walks towards them. some conversation appears to take place. sims takes his jacket off. that's when the attack begins. sims is beaten to the ground. >> the tape wasn't as helpful as it could have been. >> reporter: the mayor called richmond police dispatch, but they transferred him to b.a.r.t. police. >> these agencies need to talk with one another, and work out their interjurisdictional protocols. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. says their officers responded within five minutes. vic lee, "abc7 news." >>> a developing controversy on a 7-year-old murder case in berkeley. a man was murdered in 2010 walking home with his fiance. while police try to catch the killers, his fiance is fighting a new battle today to preserve a garden memorial where the crime happened. lonny rivera is live with the plea. >> reporter: yes, ama, that garden is just behind me here. his former fiance and neighbors today spruced it up. over here, there's a photo on a poster that says, this is feto. everyone in the community wants everyone to remember his face and this unsolved murder case. >> i lost the love of

sims walks towards them. some conversation appears to take place. sims takes his jacket off. that's when the attack begins.s sims is beaten to the ground. >> the tape wasn't as helpful as it could have been. >> reporter: the mayor called richmond police dispatch, but they transferred him to b.a.r.t. police. >> these agencies need to talk with one another, and work out their interjurisdictional protocols. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. says their officers responded within five minutes. vic lee, "abc7 news." >>> a developing controversy on a 7-year-old murder case in berkeley. a man was murdered in 2010 walking home with his fiance. while police try to catch the killers, his fiance is fighting a new battle today to preserve a garden memorial where the crime happened. lonny rivera is live with the plea. >> reporter: yes, ama, that garden is just behind me here. his former fiance and neighbors today spruced it up. over here, there's a photo on a poster that says, this is feto. everyone in the community wants everyone to remember his face and this unsolved murder case. >> i lost the love o

and those that don't have sim cards.ot a lawyer like you are but she, i feel i could be going to jail and calling you from a payphone. >> you would and i would pick up and help you out. the truth is, they only handed over to smartphones. without sim cards. basically saying i want your computer. oh, okay. here's my keyboard. good luck with that. what's also noticeable is that they failed or refused to hang over 13 mobile devices. failure to cooperate and comply with an fbi request and destroying things, that's obstruction of justice. let's not forget, she destroyed 33,000 emails on march 4th. she received a subpoena from congress saying preserve those emails. what does she do? three weeks later on march 25th 2015, she destroys 33,000 emails. that's destruction of evidence. that's obstruction of justice. >> sean: tom fitton, he spent a lot of time taking these freedom of information act request. great job putting that together. what does it tell you from your perspective and what you developed? >> we would be getting these

this is what sims looks like after being jumped by a mob of teenagers. he said he was minding his own business when a group of teens came in and attacked him. >> his face was bloody. >> richmond mayor witnessed the attack. he says teenagers were recording the beating with their phone. >> there was a man on the ground and kicked in the head. >> reporter: nobody from bart was there to help. he said the station agent was no where to be seen. >> there should be some responsible security person here at all times. >> reporter: sims says he has to have stitches inside and outside his skull. his family is outraged. >> this has to stop. they have to do more foot patrol. stop letting these people hang and get high on weed and do what they do. >> reporter: this video i shot on my phone just a short time ago of bart police taking a man into custody down at the bart station. it is unclear why they handcuffed him and took him away. we saw several police officers go down to the platform. a big police presence out here today and i am sure that is making the mayor happy.

interacting with a group of adults in their late teens to early twenties and that sims at one pointakes off his jacket in preparation for a physical confrontation. the video is now in the hands of investigators at the richmond police departmentlt. felix tan/richmond police spokesperson: "it is taken from a very distant angle. so therefore it makes it extremely difficult to make out who is doing what"><"it's happening in front of the transit center. one person is bleeding from the face">richmond police dispatch routing mayor butt's 9-1-1 call to bart police was also called into questionbart has maintained all along that their officers should not have been called because the incident happened on city property.so why was the call routed to bart police?

more than 20,000 phones and sim cards and over 200kg of narcotics were found injails in england and wales year. the seizures follow a £2 million investment in technology to detect contra band, as james waterhouse reports. many will say this continuing trend of contraband being smuggled into jails through whatever means possible only highlights the scale of the challenge facing prison officers, who've had to deal with staff cuts and growing violence over recent years. just in april, a european watchdog warned that incidents in ukjails were spiralling out of control, making them unsafe for both prisoners and staff. the latest ministry ofjustice figures say there are 86,000 inmates in england and wales. 7000 mobile sim cards were also found in 2016, along with 13,000 mobile phones. they're a valuable resource behind bars, too, sometimes being rented out for up to £1000. along with the seizure of 200kg of illegal drugs last year, it's the scale of the problems that forces the government to act once more. the trade builds on a very, very strong market, and although this is good news and it is

you pick the sim card of the people the us is following and you meet with two people outside the citycenter, it's like that person is going to be one. other questions, that was very good . >> one thing i've been noticing a lot on facebook which maybe you've seen, i've had a couple events recently so that's the memorialization on facebook of people who have died. i'm wondering what your take is on getting that the justification and like, how do you interpret that deification of memory or people's deaths giving your work? >> it's mostly deeply philosophical. that my book is very like, for example, i think the facebook reason is identifying these events is fixing the problem of what do you do this useful culture is no longer useful, might be deceased. i think the is asian is interesting because the way to memorialize is according to facebook's effects. according to facebook structure so even if you might want to commemorate online, you have to use it through a facebook venue and thus the ability to monitor you or manufacture some sort of profile according to if you like that stuff, if yo

steve sims. lemonis: steve, how you doing? steve: great to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you.emonis: dude, i love your beard, bro. your beard is awesome. steve: thank you. lemonis: if you ever shave it off, you're gonna go out of business. steve: yeah, exactly. lemonis: what makes you different from the other big coffee people? steve: number one, we only source high-end, specialty coffee. so, we don't mess around with commodity coffee. we don't mess around with gas-station coffee. lemonis: super premium. steve: we look for the best of the best. number two, we do source the coffee, so we kind of take the middleman out of it. lemonis: so, there's some extra margin. steve: little extra margin in there. lemonis: what is amazing about the business model that steve has built, is he has vertically integrated his entire process. usually, a coffee shop like bodhi would buy its beans from a middleman who will have already marked up the product to make some money. but by bypassing that system and buying directly from the farm, he allows himself to make all of the margin, from the farm to

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more than 20,000 phones and sim cards and over 200—kilograms of narcotics were found in jails in england wales last year. the seizures follow a £2 million investment in technology to detect contra band, as james waterhouse reports. many will say this continuing trend of contraband being smuggled into jails through whatever means possible only highlights the scale of the challenge facing prison officers, who've had to deal with staff cuts and growing violence over recent years. just in april, a european watchdog warned that incidents in ukjails were spiralling out of control, making them unsafe for both prisoners and staff. the latest ministry ofjustice figures say there are 86,000 inmates in england and wales. 7000 mobile sim cards were found in 2016, along with 13,000 mobile phones. they're a valuable resource behind bars, too, sometimes being rented out for up to £1000. along with the seizure of 200 kilograms of illegal drugs, it is the scale of the problems that forces the government to act once more. the trade is built on a very, very strong market, and although this is good news and

last year in training camp ap released top 100 college programs based upon point sim sooners were number two i was proud about is that the. i started asking anyone if they could name ten. i kept track of who was wroj. it was coach gruden who said do i said no but when you have meeting tonight i don't i'll go upstairs and come up with questions. so i started coming up with multiple answer questions and i would like up a i couple weeks later 50 questions and 5 on 5 video roon in training camp doing it what the heck i'll do to just knox fire. they malasia flight me the why the. >> your nike sport straps. >> i love you're doing that. you have 300 questions. >> okay so how does this game work. kind of quick synopsis. >> the die here you roll it. if you and i are on the same team say we get sport and entertainment guard and the catch of this game is every person i put in here strat eekith lead knowing her here it's only a couple of as. we got a question like what are the saet teams that won the most super bowls. >> how four chips out if we got any fourth wrong the other. >> if we did the four

industrial scale of what is going on. 225 kilograms of drugs seized, 13,000 mobile phones, 7,000 extra sima fact of life. i'll tell you what, in some prisons, it is easier to get drugs and phones than it was for me to get funded to do education. how about that? people are stuck in a cell, 23 hours a day, they want escape. look, people in society go to the pub for escape, you've got drug addicts in society, so to suggest it will not happen in prison is ridiculous. prison inspectors say that drugs fuel violence inside and phones help arrange crimes back in the community. labour says deep cuts are to blame. ministers have pledged an extra 2,500 officers by the end of next year, but there will still be fewer staff than seven years ago. and these are the figures on violence and staffing that critics say ministers must confront. assaults have reached a record high of more than 26,000 incidents. up 10,000 since 2010. at the same time, front line prison officers have fallen, tojust over 18,000, that is down almost 6500. what i'm determined to do is to try to bring about improvements, build on what

interacting with a group of adults in their late teens to early twenties and that sims at one pointtakes off his jacket in preparation for a physical confrontation. the video is now in the hands of investigators at the richmond police departmentlt. felix tan/richmond police spokesperson: "it is taken from a very distant angle. so therefore it makes it extremely difficult to make out who is doing what"><"it's happening in front of the transit center. one person is bleeding from the face">richmond police dispatch routing mayor butt's 9-1-1 call to bart police was also called into questionbart has maintained all along that their officers should not have been called because the incident happened on city property.so why was the call routed to bart police?

oh, but they didn't have the sim card. they were rendered meaningless to the fbi. there is a massive double standard playing out here. there is no evidence the trump campaign did anything like this. they did not delete 33,000 emails or destroy phones with hammers and they did not turn over devices without sim cards. all these things were under subpoena. it's exactly why we have for weeks been calling out this stunning hypocrisy and demanding the proper investigations. republicans have control over the committee. they can demand people be put under oath. also tonight, we have an update on possible ukrainian election interference. congress is finally to start asking questions we have been talking about in terms of what happened with what political described as a dnc operative meeting with ukrainian officials at the ukrainian embassy in washington and also possibly sharing that information with the dnc and the clinton campaign and they were trying to influence the election. it sounds like collusion. in a statement with fox news, the lawyer denied wrongdoing. all right

. >> reporter: rider sims had just gone on duty.g the driveway of his swarthmore home when we arrive. sims is serious about protecting his neighborhood. pretty impressive for a three-year-old. >> as a baby, upping, kids go and they kind of gear towards bob the builder and just always geared toward police or firefighter stuff, and it was just a love from the start. >> reporter: his mom says rider spends most of each day riding around in his police cruiser wears his police uniform just about 24/7 and rarely removes his police hat. the street hockey goals they serve as make shift jail cell for law breakers and don't dare drive down the block faster than this lawman feels is appropria appropriate. >> he is officer rider, yes. he will tell you he's officer rider. >> reporter: didn't exaggerat exaggerate. >> that's police badge. >> yeah. >> wow!? >> so are you real police officer? >> yeah. wow! >> rider and his mom paid visit to his fellow officers at the ridley township police department thursday brought along a little gift a little than

sims is serious about protecting his neighbor.ve for a three year old. >> as a baby, you know, kids go and they kind of gear towards bob the builder and he just always geared toward police or firefighter stuff. and it was just a love from the start. >> reporter: his mom says rider spends most of each day writing around in his police cruiser. wears his police uniform just about 24/7 and rarely removes his police hat. the street hockey goal serve as make shift jail cell for law breakers dope dare drive down the block faster than this lawman feels is appropriate. >> he is officer rider, yes, he will tell you he's officer rid rider. >> reporter: that's police badge? >> yeah. >> reporter: wow is that. so are you a real police officer? >> yeah. >> reporter: wow! rider and his mom paid a visit to his fellow officers at the ridley township police department thursday. brought along a box of cookies a little thank from you their biggest little fan. >> when we went bakery he want to do get a whole box for the police officers and we brought t

fox's claire sims explains. >> reporter: 167 on the front seat, buddy. 167.s is body camera video from the ross old police officer had first arrived on scene sunday afternoon. police say a woman saw a dog locked inside this black sedan as she left studio movie grill just before 4:00 p.m. >> she happened to notice animal inside a vehicle that was crying for help basically. so she called 911, and our officer arrived actually within 18 seconds of the 911 call. so he got there pretty quickly. and determined that the dog was in distress. >> first responders pulled the dog from the could have beening hot car and discovered another smaller dog hiding under the front seat. minutes later, the first dog started convulsing. the results police say of a heat induced seizure. >> jesus christ. >> ross wald police public information officer lisa holland says in most of these cases, dog owners think they'll ruin into a time slips away. >> in this case the lady was inside watching a movie with her family while those dogs were suffering inside of the car. >> reporter: holland s

it's like oh yeah up our friends kind of play sim somewhat similar styles of music with other thing other influences but i think that's when i kind of like notice that it was more of a regional kind of like vibe yeah i guess i think there's like a a weird standard that might be here that makes it maybe a little more like clean early hall list in a way that i don't know what do you think of philly people hold themselves to a different standard here and things come out of the gate pretty tight and polished which is something i'm not used to actually. do you think it ups the ante for everybody for the trickle down effect so yeah like fully formed in. l.a. it seems like they don't really have much of a gestational rough around the edges period it seems like they just come out like guns a blazing because they're taking it pretty seriously so what is the sound of los angeles you know what it is. well it's funny that you said that because when i think of like one of the biggest like ellie. burger but that's like to me so like that's orange county and that's the beach and like i was going to sile

. ♪ the simpsons sheeran in cartoon form will appear on "the sim he instagrammed a shot of his character musician who apparently has a whole thing going on with lisa. okay, ed. i can dig it. >>> now speaking of music, we have new details about beyonce's twins because we got our hands on their birthday certificates. rumi came first, and then sir, and they were delivered by the kardashians' doctor. he has been interviewed many times on "keeping up with the kardashians." >> still ahead another mom janet jackson shows off her fabulous post baby figure. how she's getting in fighting shape for her new tour. >>> then after "the bachelorette's" most heartbreaking hometown date ever, we talk to the man. >> it was a pure shot. ♪ >>> here in alaska. >> it makes you feel good singing all the time. >> everywhere she goes. >> while oprah may not seem like a wilderness kind of gal, she is chaerly having a blast on her alaskan adventure as long as she doesn't come face-to-face with a bear. >> get up as tall as you can and yell as loud as you can. that's going to help, i'm sure. >> you got to get bear sp

his mother was in court asking permission to bring her son home before he doctors say the request sim practical given the life support equipment he acquires and hospice care would be better. the judge has yet to make the final ruling, he said hospice may be the more realistic option. >>> a u.s. marine died in syria. 25-year-old david taylor was killed on july 16th in raqqah. his father confirmed his death to the associated press. taylor is one of three americans killed this month fighting with kurdish forces. >>> there are disturbing new details on an alleged terror plot in oakland, california. federal officials say a 22-year-old who was arrested last year conspired to kill 10,000 people across the bay area. he's accused of plotting to blow up gay clubs in san francisco, plant bombs at the university of brkly, set fire to the berkeley hills and sell cocaine laced with rat poison. he also planned to join islamic state fighters abroad. the lawyer for the young man said he does not support isis. >>> katie ledecky took her straight third win and nabbing her 12th win to pass messy franklin

that kus odd work here returned with a rifle today and opened fire dilling one person and hurting sim others. he later took his own life. fox news core stopped enter david lee miller has an update from new york city. >> gunfire erupting inside a new york city hospital and a doctor opening fire at bronx len nonkilling one person and wounding six others. >> doctors, nurses and all personnel responded with extraordinary bravery with cool professionalism they protected each other and pro at theed their patients ina midst this horrible situation. >> the shooter then apparently tried to set himself on fire before taking his own life. he's henry beloy a doctor that worked at the hospital and had assault rifle concealed under lab coat. >> during the incident the hospital fire alarm system activated and apparently due to suspect attempt to set himself on fire. on 17th floor officers encountered male suspect lining on floor dead of apparent self up picture toed gun shot wound. assault rifle was found nearby. >> the hospital was located north of yankee stadium with 1,000 beds and emergency room

scale of what's happening. 225 kilograms of drugs seized last year, 13,000 mobile phones, 7000 extra simr failing to stop the smuggling, which adds to violence inside. what i am determined to do is try to bring about improvements, to build on what my predecessor liz truss did in getting extra prison officers and putting in place effective measures to detect more accurately the problem we have with drugs, the new challenge we have with drones and mobile phones in prison, so they are more secure places. each jail in england and wales now has hand—held mobile phone detectors, and there are 300 more sniffer dogs looking for drugs. ministers have also pledged 2500 extra prison officers by the end of next year. critics say that is still fewer staff than in 2010 and the smuggling will continue to have a huge impact. the numbers are pretty eye watering, a huge number of fines for both drugs and mobile phones, that is a good thing because the trade in prisons is very dangerous, it causes bullying, violence and self harm inside the prison, and outside the prison families have money extorted from t

sim these plans could charge people more worthy knight and based on pre-existing conditions and also offer policies that pay out less than 60% of health-care expenses leaving the beneficiary within unbelievable and unsurmountable deductible that would make it hard for them to pay a. it's such a regional entity in the state of washington andbout seattle. they told me about the debilitating disease this child was born with and how many surgeries she had had. literally the brain treatments she has had to receive she told me and her mother told me if there have ever been any kind of a lifetime cap, we would have exhausted them in the first few years. i'm so proud she came to see us today and is continuing to talkw about why not counting the plans would be devastating to somebody like her and we don't want to create the markets of insurance. we don't want one that is the real plan of insurance and the one where everybody here goes and buys insurance that they say is not real insurance and i think probably the last couple of days people said we will put a bunch of money and to help the mar

officers arrived to find courtney sims and anthony douglass shot to death. police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. >>> 4:4 is the time now. let's get to to mike tom's and talk about the weather. no surprise in washington d.c. it's super sglot no surprise at all. that's about it hot and humid once again today. and hot enough and unstable enough to have an isolated thunderstorm or two this afternn yesterday is the detail here. satellite and radar showing you mostly clear skies to start. clouds to the south may come time to time. mostly sunny day. reagan national 78 already. dulles a little better at 72. bwi 71. again humidity thick enough out there no matter if waking up to lower or upper 70s it's got an uncomfortable feel for it that remains thought day today. let's look at the planner. if you head ot later this afternoon, morning hours should be dry and sun filled up to 87 by 11:00. time we get to 2bg, isolated shower popping up. 90. and then by 5:00 isolated thunderstorm, most hot and d dry, 92. and let's check the forecast, 'erin com

. >> reporter: this is the second time sim pson will face the battle after he and two friends robbed someone for sports memorabilia. >> he may very well get paroled based on the merits of his conduct on this case. >> a case that's not supposed to have any impact on the hearing is simpson's controversial acquittal of the murder of his ex-wife nicole brown and her friend ron brown. >> i'm starting to get anxious because i believe he may get paroled. >> reporter: if that parole is denied, simpson would have to wait at least a year for his next hearing. >> jay, thank you. >> back in washington unnerving news leading the "new york times" this morning. it was this major revelation that's causing an uproar. the president attacked his own attorney general and one of his earliest supporters, jeff sessions. here's part of that interview from a recording edited by the "new york times." >> sessions gets the job. right after he gets the job, he recuses himself. >> was that a mistake? >> well, sessions should have never recused himself. and if he was going to recuse himself, he should have told me

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many say they're concerned about qualifying for healthcare and something sim civil rights as roars inir community. >> and western new yorkers are also pushing back against the potential ban. a crowd gathered in lafayette square today holding signs saying depend humanity and love trump's hate. tlanz gender people will be loued to serve and it chases policy to secretary of defense. >> u.s. and south korea conducted joint exercise toda today. al after norm korea ball is take missiles. they were fired to territory waters off south korea east gooingt. they're working with the u.s. to install advances american missile defense system. and they're concerned about the growing missile threat from north core 'a. >> our lined readiness and when called upon can achieve through realistic combined trains in today's activities. >> yesterday north korea test fired. it lanted off the coast of japan. stay with us everyone, still ahead on eyewitness news tonight, feeling cramped on your flight these days. you're certainly not alone. one group is taking leg room and seat size to court. why they say size i

embiid tweeted that ben sim smo should dunk on his son.and ball responded friday to tmz. >> the reason he said that, he got three words.cabulary is limited. you have to use cuss words when you don't have no intellect. he's into the intnot intel gint. i got three words for him. can't play at all. shoot, that's four. >> what will happen when you play the 76ers? >> guess what, he won't even be on the court probably. >> stay tuned at that saga continues. >>> flyers opened up their development camp yesterday. also a chance for fans to see some of the guys that they have read about. like the winger. and patrick is just happy to finally be healthy. >> i think this is the first time in a while that i'm 100% healt healthy. that injury was bugging myself and i didn't get to top my game at all. so when i knew it had to be done, i got it done three days after and i'm excited to get back on the ice next week. >> that is your look at sports. i'm danny bomb medicals, csn. >>> preventing road rage. a week after a deadly incident, a new crackdown went into

it was they found out sim mew laying.s of people disappointed they thought they'd see a shark racing world class swimmer michael phelps much that's what they thought they'd see. no. instead scientists used speed data to generate a shark's simulation that he raced again. to add insult to injury the simulation beat phelps. >> oh. >> didn't end well. >> you didn't think i was he was -- >> who cares? you thought he would be next to shark. lane one phelps, lane two shark. shark, stay in your lane. >> the weather has not been staying in its lane. >> severe thunderstorm warning in effect atlantic county, cumberland, kent and salem counties until 11:30. back here at 4:00 a.m. "good day philadelphia". sue serio will have more on th th >>> good morning, happening right now, in philadelphia two people are in police custody after scaling ben franklin bridge, what we're learning this morning about why, they may have gone up there. >>> advocating violence begins police officers. >> anti police messages sprayed up and down one block in

>>> delaware county we've just met the biggest little fan of police officers three-year-old rider simshis name. patrols driveway of swarthmore home in a battery powered police cruiser. he wears a police uniform pretty much 24/7 rarely removes his police hat he use a pair of street hockey goals as a make shift jail cell and keeps an eye on traffic passing his house so drivers have to keep to the speed limit, right rider was born prematurely and developmentally delayed but when he's in uniform, his mom says all is right in his world. >> that gives him the security to where he can actually funk. he can take that transition and it makes it a little easier for him. he's delve in his own place, you know, this is where he kind of belongs. >> comfortable place for him. >> oh yeah absolutely. >>> well right owns 30 to 40 toy police cars and many of them have functional sirens. which run pretty much most of the day it's a nice quiet household, sean bell. you know how we found out about this ridley township police posted his cute picture because he brought them all cookies. isn't that nice? >> it

this is what landon sims looks like. >> his face was bloody. >> reporter: richmond mayor tom butt witnessedend of the attack. >> a saw the last one ran back a and there was a man on the ground and he kicked him in the head. >> reporter: he says he was shocked nobody from bart to help. the station agent was no whe

happened last surprised 4700 block of silver hill road and when officers arrived they found courtney sims and anthony douglass shot to death. police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. >> and three high school students are facing charges after police say they broke into a vaik ants rental house in bethesda and had a party. the homeowner claims the teens broke windows, tore doors off behindths and smashed holes in walls. anjali hemphill is live on the scene with anjali. >>> shawn, we're here off long wood drive in a very up scale neighborhood here in bethesda and this is the house we're talking about. where you can clearly see all the windows boarded up, neighbors tell me hat was after this house was broken into and vapdized by students at walt whitman high school, not once but twice. the first time was at the very beginning of july when investigators say this unoccupied rental home was broken into by at least one teenager who threw a party and then vandalized the house. the second time happened just a few days later. homeowner told the principal of walt whitman high sc

. -->> reporter: landon sims can't see from his right eye , a swollen upper lip, stitches above his right eyebrow and a possible concussion. the mob attack happened yesterday morning in front of the rich and -- richmond b.a.r.t. station. the 30-year-old had just gotten off work and was about to take b.a.r.t. to visit his grandparents. he was in the same green uniform he's wearing now. he noticed it doesn't teens by the station entrance. he doesn't know them and had never seen or talked to them before. there was no interaction but he said they just surrounded him in a circle, and he thought they were about to rob him. >> 12 guys coming at you and i am trying to run away from the situation but the guy tripped me and i end up hitting the ground and i don't remember anything from there. >> he heard from police while he was unconscious that the teens completely -- repeatedly kicked him in the head.>> they didn't take anything. i was getting kicked for 6 to 10 minutes.>> reporter: richmond -- richmond mayor tom butt witnessed the end of the attack. >> i saw a woman screaming get out of here and