the pictures hanging in gary somers office where he can see his buddy every day.e did everything together. we did everything. we went through a lot of doors together. on the fateful day in august of 1988, the door they were trying to go through suddenly swung open. and now we had a suspect there, very similar to the other night. it's a quick, make a decision. my decision was to fire.e. mark could see more of the suspect than i could and made the determination to stand up. and he came in between my fire when i fired on the suspect. and i actually shot and killed my best friend. at that moment gary summer saysm he felt like he was on an elan and knowing what was coming asked himself if he reallyre wanted to go through it. i had to really think out there. i had a wife and three kids that depended on me.ed o that really mind. but, you know, honest to god i didn't want to go through it. sowms was 35 years old at the y time and seriously thought of ending his life.ife. all i could remember at that moment, the day or so after wasf i want to talk to somebody whooe has bee

day to dip our toes in the water at the jersey shore, we caught this little one doing just that at somers point that morning. but how long will this taste of summer stick around. lets go to david murphy to get all the details. >> it looks like another warm record setting afternoon before we get changes tomorrow. we start with satellite and there are more clouds around, but over here on the terrace it's just high clouds. there are showers missing us to the north and late tonight we'll see some of those pop down through the northern suburbs. but ahead of all of that it's beautiful. 77 in philadelphia currently, 75 in allentown and 74 in reading and trenton and wilmington, you get down to the coast and places down along the water with the wind coming in across the cool ocean water you are only 63 degrees. it makes all the difference being next to the water today, only 65 there. and wind speeds are between and 13 miles per hour and we expect fairly gentle breezes over the next couple of hours. maybe pop up to 20 miles per hour later on. and the high of 80 degrees, but we could go a degree or

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gary somers was on the county s.w.a.t. team when he fatally shot his murphy during a high-risk vice raid in 1998. he understands everything that high tide officer that shot colson is going through and is determined to help him cope. >> i will stand beside him through the whole incident and his recovery. i will be there for him. i will be there as a reference or just as a friend or just somebody who has been through it. >> somers says a u.s. capital police officer helped him cope with killing his partner. now he is paying it forward in a sense. we have the entire interview with somers now on our wusa 9 news app. >>> tonight we learn more about an overnight police chase and car fire in montgomery county. >> we are getting them out now. fire and rescue. be patient. vehicle on fire. >> it started when cops treated to pull over a toyota on layhill road near georgia avenue and the driver would not stop. the cops gave chase. they lost sight of later on the same street it was off the road and on fire. >> officers rushed to the veh

enjoy i can't believe >>> miss somers, if you'll come forward to the clerk's desk. >> for six years, alexis somers had been the strongest, most persistent voice arguing that her father murdered her mother. >> her testimony was huge. >> under oath, alexis told the >> why were you seeking information as to your mother's death? >> because i believe my father killed her. >> but now, the defense was going to try to prove alexis wrong. in fact, they were going to question if there was a murder at all. and they would start by using some of the accusing daughter's own words. remember alexis' claim that her mother was feeling fine just well, it turns out that wasn't what she said at her mom's funeral. >> the last time i spoke to my mom, she was happy. she wasn't feeling -- she was feeling a little sick, but -- >> she was feeling a little sick. >> i just don't remember her saying that she was feeling a little sick. i remember her being up and getting ready for the day. >> but you remembered it on the day of her funeral, right, three and since that time, you have said over and over and over fee

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. >> jeff: at tribal council, there was definitely somer back-and-forth, what do we do. >> jeff: jenny revealed her indecision. >> new i'm wondering. >> jeff: saving alecia for the second tribal council in a row. who will be voted out tonight? captioning fundeby cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> alecia, just so you know, i was the other person that wrote your name down, but i already know we had three votes to send jenny home and i promised her i wouldn't write her name down. that's all. >> okay. >> that's it. no hard feelings. >> i don't get why you would write my name down if jenny was already going home. >> i just told you. >> that's cool. >> i'm a loyal person. >> scott said, i only wrote your name down because i knew jenny was going home. that's the stupidest thing i think i've ever heard. >> we're going to the waterwell. >> i can't believe you wrote my name down. >> if you break my trust once, you're not going to get it back. scot is a millionaire. he played for the nba for ten

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they were driving on state route 6 in somers yesterday afternoon was killed. sister marie and the other driver were taken to the hospital. both sisters served at john f. kennedy catholic high school. >>> the candlelight vigil is being held right now in brooklyn to honor the life of a student killed in a possible hazing incident. bradley doyley was a student athlete at buffalo state. police are looking at whether hazing may have led to the death of the 21-year-old. buffalo state has suspended the fraternity. in the meantime, a vigil is being held and the group will march to a park. >>> new tonight on long island, neighbors reacting to the arrest of a man in connection with his wife's unsolved murder from nearly six years ago. 33-year-old joseph jones was hauled away in cuffs last night charged with murders his wife nicole tessa. she disappeared back in 2010. her body was found four days later in a wooded area not far many neighbors today told us they were not surprised by this ar mrest. >> kind of expected. >> it's not fair to say that i'm surprised but there s

county watch out for an overturned vehicle crash on the garden state parkway southbound approaching somers point. it's off to the side, watch out for the americancy crews out there this morning. one more -- merge crews are out there this morning. one more thing construction westbound on 295. traffic shift still in place they say now until sunday. watch out for that if you're out and about this morning in cherry hill. >>> thank you matt. >>> developing this morning police are looking for the speeding driver who crashed into a parked car sending the car into a home. it happened on 28th street in grays ferry section. the couple inside the home were not injured. inspectors were called to the scene because the crash damaged the foundation to the house. officials are inspecting area hospitals in case the suspects turn up there. >>> a shooting happened at churn's chicken on north broad street yesterday evening. the customer was angry with another employee who was cleaning tables nearby. the customer pulled out a gun striking the brother who works at the restaurant. the gunman then left. >>> detec

scars dale down to the upper 30s. 39 in union. 32 in somers and maybe in liberty some upper 20s so it's a cold one for tomorrow. smithtown you're at 54. a south wind, so south facing shores tend to stay cool when that happens. sag harbor in the upper 40s and long branch, your high of 62. 61 in midtown tomorrow and 62 on sunday. get your umbrellas ready for monday. it's a chilly raw day and rainy with highs in the upper 40s. we're back in the 60s in time for st. patrick's day. >> you want to just cancel daylight saving's time? >> some states do. >> you'll be fine. john, what's coming up in sportds? >> today was one of those days where just every hour something else seemed to happen. were the jets considering a quarterback change and college basketball tonight it's been fun big east tournament final almost set and right now seton hall is sending a loud message to the rest of college hoops. it was bedlam in the sports department when uconn dug into its bag of march madness tricks for this finish today. breaking news out of chicago. conference there and we've learned thti five protesters di

some of this snowfall we have seen so far, somers point 4 inches of snow, egg harbor 3.4 inches and dover and locations west. 2.4 inches and 1.4 in nottingham and chadds ford an inch of snowfall in the region. and 32 in warrington, quakertown 33 and slatington 36 and center city 35 and chester 32 and lower 30s as well in oxford. in new jersey in browns mills, 34, for smyrna and dover, coming in at 35. the winds come in at a northeasterly direction and there is a bit of a chill feeling like 24 in philadelphia, 19 in the poconos and 31 in wildwood and the current windchill in beach haven the lower 20s in dover. here is satellite 6 along with action radar the low pressure continues to depart for the rest of afternoon, and mostly cloudy in the region but again a few breaks in the clouds, and what will help us later on today and the winds will start to clear out and scour out the cloud cover as well. this is a beast of a storm that continues to travel well offshore, that is where you will find the center of the storm system and we tap into the counterclockwise winds gusts sustained 12 to 25 mi

cape may courthouse you picked up 5 inches of snowfall this morning and somers point and 2 inches inform sicklerville and more than .5 inch in philadelphia. but the bulk of that precipitation was south and east of the i-95 corridor in south jersey. we have the winter weather dwidsry it stays from lakehurst to wildwood, really communities in south jersey until 1:00 this afternoon as we track that offshore. future tracker 6 showing you by 2:00 this afternoon temperatures are responding coming in in the lower 40s later today. lets talk about what to expect. accumulation is likely on untreated surfaces where the snow did fall earlier today and the main roads look just wet and it's melting with the high march sun angle this time of year. and wins gusting up to 5 miles per hour. we have improvement only the way as we get into the rest of the weekend and snow today into 70s later in the week. we have the details coming up. >> can't wait for that. stay with 6abc.com for the latest from accuweather and keep an eye on the changing forecast throughout the weekend, and be sure to interact with our m

the action cam in somers point, new jersey, the poor seagulls were braces against the cold air for aple of months now but not this week. a delightful day at the shore and cooler by the ocean water, but philadelphia 78 degrees, not bad, winds from the southwest at 13 miles per hour. so not too bad on that score either. 76 currently in trenton and 76 in wilmington and the lehigh valley, looking at mid-70s, 73 in the poconos, and the warm air making a push through the region, if are you down next to that cold ocean water, it's cooler at shore points and we are cooling in cape may down to 67 degrees. showers out to the north and west and by the time we get into the late night hours, this starts to push down to the lehigh valley. if you get a sprinkle before that no big deal. 81 is your forecast high in philadelphia. 81 in wilmington and 77 in allentown and 70 is the forecast high in cape may, cooler down the shore. as you look at these numbers, lets check out how many records we have already hit. in philadelphia we are at 78 degrees, we have already set a record and allentown and trenton

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roberts avenue, the vehicle fire is gone but the jam remains, meanwhile in the southbound side near somer dale, a crash in the inner drive and a broken down vehicle by university has cleared. and mount laurel a crash past 73, it's slow there as well. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >>> more ahead on "action news" at 5:00. planned calculated and brutal, that is how police are describing an attack on a backyard cookout in pittsburgh. >>> why president obama is playing host to our neighbors to the north when "action news" at 5:00 comes right back. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. 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 six is greater than one. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide. flonase. 6>1 changes everything. >>> police in wes

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in somers point patching a gas main break this afternoon along route nine, that's new road, northbound connecticut avenue right lane is out of commission. let's grab the ipad do the commuter report on this back to work monday afternoon. near collingswood 130 northbound watch out for a crash reported about 17 minutes ago. we'll keep tabs on that. and all the other issues, brian and sharrie, in the next half hour. >> matt, thank you, sir. >>> still ahead the presidential candidates converge on a conference to make their case to one specific group of voters. find out which can candidate decided to skip it. >> plus, should men tennis players get paid more than women? the controversial comment that have ignite add big debate. >> and the new season of "dancing with the stars" that kicks off tonight. we'll take you behind the scenes and talk to this year's cast as they get ready for their first night in the ballroom. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> donald trump is set to address top jewish leaders today and detail his lance to bring about peace in the middle east. his comments come after some criticism about hi

sister barbara hale was killed on state route 6 in the town of somers. she was in a car that was struck head on by another vehicle going in the wrong direction. another nun, sister mary murphy, and the other driver were taken to the hospital. they're expected to be okay. a funeral expected this thursday for her. >>> thousands pay respects to a former nypd officer killed on the job in texas. officers from across the country were on hand to salute officer david hofer in yu euless, texas. the suspected gunman was killed by officers. safer city as they put it and start a family with his fiance. >> you are one of a kind. you are loved. you are missed beyond meaning. i adore everything about you. i am proud of you. >> officer hofer's funeral will be held tomorrow at st. patrick's cathedral here in new york. >>> negotiations resume tomorrow in an effort to avoid a new jersey transit strike. workers could walk off the job by this time next week if a deal isn't reached. >> we come together in yupified workforce. >> thousands of workers rallied yesterday at a park

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. >> larry somer this is week in the washington post.is arguingly dovish says if the situation or the universe people would be crying. inflation were the threat, why is it not the case now. do you think there is a cry for that? >> the economy is growing. you see unemployment fall. then the idea is you had feds hiking rates three time this is yearment not what was expected. it is a view of gold man that suggests companies with stronger balance sheets will do better than weaker balance sheets. plays to the idea of a stronger dollar environment. domestic revenue ought to outperform. that's my forecast. >> nice call last time. we'll see you next time. david kostin, goldman sachs. >> up next, a proxy fight launched against united continental. activists pushing six new board members including former continue nen tall airlines ceo gordon bethune joining us live for an exclusive after the break. at mfs investment management, we believe in the power of active management. by debating our research to find the best investments. by looking at global

tree down at somers. and that take up a lane. speed restrictions at staten island crosses, 45 miles per hour. and uptown delays on the 1 train. alternate metering rules neck. more weather and track on the 4s. >>> happen right now, there is a $2,500 reward for the information of a shooting death teenager known as chico was shot in the head friday and died over weekend. it may have stepped from an argument between two groups at the jefferson house on 3rd avenue. anyone with information is urged to call police. >>> and a long island man will spend the next 50 years to life behind bars. yesterday, he received a maximum sentence for shooting officer mark hollands during a track stop last year. the officer recovered and is back on duty. >>> an american airlines co-pilot pulled off his weekend flight for allegedly being drunk. he's now been charged. 50 year john mcgwire was removed from his flight saturday morning, is this at the detroit metropolitan airport. tsa agents spotted the co-pilot acting strange and notified authorities that t

. >> justin: somer small tractors that can pull a lot of weight. that' s their passion but cool passion to have. >> candace: that' s cool! >> justin: today the arnold palmer inviititional, runaway country and whatever else you want to do on the saturday. >> candace: beach. spring breakers out. >> justin: but be careful if you go out there and be ready for the rain. >> candace: a good chance of rain. not so much in the early morning hour. it looks like after about 2:00 is when it is geing to look pretty bad. temperatures in the mid80s with that rain that returns and tapers off in the early morning hours and a nice cool day on sunday. on the cloudy side it' s cool. the temperatures finally back to where they should be for this time of the year into the mid70s. and isolated showers earlier this morning. nice and dry in daytona beach but nice and dry so do expect some wet roadways and 79 in cape canaveral. in the atmosphere the ridge of high pressure breaking on down as that area with the associated cold front tracks over the panhandle. there is that s

on the other end, the somer you deal with it the cheaper and more efficient it is. if you wait 30 years it might be quite costly to our economy. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. >> senator lee is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for coming to testify today, and i want to thank you also once again for coming to testify on occupational licensing. just last month in the judiciary committee. i'd like to speak with you about innovation and get your thoughts on a piece of your report that focused on the potential job market effects of robots. it seems that we might be nearing a really significant technological inflection point, one that could have profound implications for our economy. boston dynamics continues to release videos of robots with incredible mobility and coordination while industrial applications involving machine learning and analytical algorithms at some level simulate cognition, continue to advance. some observers have suggested we're on the edge of a new wave of innovation and this new wave of innovation might be

back here in somers news of the siting has grabbed people's attention but left most far from rattled. >> i've been here for years. it is nothing knew i've seen them on the farm quite a bit. >>> believe it or not many here say it is much to do about nothing. >> mountain lions big and ferocious. bobcats are kind of quiet and keep to themselves not really dangerous. >>> i've never seen or heard of a bobcat attacking or bothering anybody. >>> a spokesman for the environmental conservation says bobcats are scared of humans and will most likely run when seen. but it is always best to enjoy all wildlife from a distance. from the looks of it, good advice. >>> they are adorable. right? until they go crazy. >> a little too close. >> time is now 5:19. steps to ease transition to day light savings time. >>> and another school with a big chance. >>> and traffic and weather on the 2's after this. there's the voice of a daredevil in all of us that urges us.... . to shake things up why should damaged hair silence that voice? new dove regenerative nourishment... ...with red algae complex to regenerate

oft fall, he was accused obstructing the federal investigation into allegations somers targeted conservative groups before the 2010 and 2012 elections. the judiciary committee has taken no action and the treasury secretary has vigorously defended him. our guest is the 40th irs commissioner. his career has included positions as the urs soccer foundation, acting ceo of freddie mac and chairman of the president's y2k council. he was also in the private center for two decades. no amount of irs trouble is going to put him in a bad mood this week. he is a super fan of the duke basketball team, and the thisental a final four weekend. ladies and chairman, please extend a warm welcome to john cusk and in -- ladies and gentlemen, please extend a warm welcome to john koskinen. [applause] commissioner koskinen: thanks very much for that warm welcome. after the description of what's going on at the irs and my job, i was thinking this would be a good time to leave. but i am committed to fulfilling my term. it's always nice to come. i always appreciate being invited back to speak here in the middle of tax

boston very chilly.hi 31 in pittsburgh, 32 out inn columbus ohio and out by columbus they're seeing somereshowers right now.. here's the next cold frontcold t which is bringing just snow tono eastern portions of ohiof o moving into western pennsylvania. it's a very quick moving pretty light and weak storm weam system that is going to comeom by during the overnight hours tonight into sunday, bring us bg a mix of rain and snow showersho but then it will quickly clearlc out by sunday morning. morni so, it's really like it will w never happen.pen. here's why. this afternoon we're waitingaiti on that incoming storm system.te we see a little bit of of sunshine but i think there's a t lot of cloud cover out there.he temperatures are only in theureo 40's. 40's it will be dry but it will but l feel very chilly.hill here's that low pressure's t system bringing a mixed bag ofga showers by about this evening. probably after dark for theark t washington area, maybe our western suburbs seeing some rain mixed snow showers early but most of the colder air up towards our north will see the s snow showers i

i would like to touch on something that former treasury secretary larry somers recently, he penned an op-ed saying it's time to kill the hundred dollar bill. he discusses a recent paper and advocates for stopping the issuance of high denomination notes like the euro note or the hundred dollar bill even withdrawing from regulation. has apparently supported this idea since the late '90s, e would reduce corruption around the world while having little downside for legitimate baz. ca steve forbes recently wrote in "the wall street journal" that he's concerned this idea would actually harm average americans. and i'm wondering if you would have an opinion on this? >> look, i think there's a big difference between the hundred dollar bill or the 500 euro note. i think the very large bills like the 500 euro bills are problematic. i think the -- >> they are problematic because? >> because the ease with which you can move large amounts of money is fivefold. >> i yield back. >> time of the gentleman has expired. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from colorado mr. tipton. >> thank you, mr. cha

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on the other end, the somer you deal with it the cheaper and more efficient it is. if you waited 30 years it would be quite costly to our economy. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. >> senator lee is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for coming to testify today, and i want to thank you also once again for coming to testify on occupational licensing. just last month in the judiciary committee. i'd like to speak with you about innovation and get your thoughts on a piece of your report that focused on the potential job market effects of robots. it seems that we might be nearing a really significant technological inflection point, one that could have profound implications for our economy. boston dynamics continues to release videos of robots with incredible mobility and coordination while industrial applications involving machine learning and analytical algorithms at some level simulate cognition, continue to advance. some observers have suggested we're on the edge of a new wave of innovation and this new wave of innovation might

that somer sectors big games -- health care up to 30,000 jobs. retail last month, up 55,000 jobs.own 19,000 jobs. we are going through the jobs report with shobhana chandra a bloomberg news. we have time for a few more cars -- calls. gregory in new jersey. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. i really appreciate it. h-1b oneted to say is visa needs to be drastically reduced because it is slowing down growth of wages in information technology and low-end medicine. we keep wages down. i want to make a point that learning new skills is very hard 45 years olds over or so. you could conceivably work until retirement. now it is not a luxury you can afford because your company will replace you with a cheaper h-1b new higher or move your job overseas. a lot of white-collar jobs are being moved overseas and that is all over the government. government, clinton nor obama, nor bush does not protect us. it people wonder why we have to vote for bernie sanders, that is why we have them. hopefully one of them wins. host: that is gregory in new jersey. h-1b one visas. can you go over th

maureen, somers point, independent collar, you are on the air. the republican party was aiming at smearing the front runner. also, the democratic party front runner is being investigated by the federal bureau of investigation. do these parties have any respect for us? thefront runner in republican party is the front runner because people voted for him. why would somebody be put up as a democratic person for president who has been investigated by the federal bureau of investigation? they wouldn't do it to me. the party, the people that have the power in the party are trying to manipulate the election. because they are not listening to the people. they want everything the way they think they wanted to be, not the way the american people want it to be. i believe that that is the core of the problem. it's why this country is going downhill so fast. does that reflect enthusiasm for donald trump? me putr: -- caller: let it this way. look at the numbers. 22% were down on the democrats. the republicans surged in votes. that tells you something right ther