take a look at the spaghetti plots. you know howard is thinking about dinner.k about some of that remnant moisture. it's going to be headed in our direction as we look at those spaghetti plots by the second half of the upcoming father's day weekend. but 70s that's it for highs tomorrow. dam many and dreary first part of the day. then heavy rainfall moves in for father's day. >> all right. thank you scott. >> spaghetti with clam sauce will be fine. >> there you go. >> phillies general manager ruben amaro addressed the job status of his manager ryne sandberg. and the manager then talks about what could have happened on this horrible road trip. that's coming up in sports. ♪ ♪ >>> more promo the spin doctor is scott o'neal. the phillies had one of the most embarrassing losses last night. not just in years but in their history. the phillies also coming off their second worst road trip in their history. they were zero-eight and you have to go back to 1883 for something worse than that. they were zero-nine on that trip trip. the team looked so bad in so many ways. the

i'm going to drop the spaghetti, get right out and see what we can do in the real world. me. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> today on "the chew" -- can't afford an exotic summer vacation this year? who needs one when you can enjoy a delicious staycation with the chew's "plates in paradise"? and mario's reaching total nirvana with a heavingly spaghetti spread no italian can live without. then -- when it comes to spicing up that same old chicken dinner, this queen's hot spot is turning the notch up. way up. >> honest to god it's better

spaghetti is long and i did not like getting a horrible pasta facial while you are waiting for the spaghettio your will. you look all sweaty. bobby: grandma's beauty secret, right? rachael: and all the stoneware and the pots and pans. i work with meyer corporation to produce those things for me. it is not like i am a spokesperson. they're products. betty: well you put your name behind them. rachael: sure. i want them to serve a function. spoons that don't need a spoonrest -- and they're all practical. is it the largest value in that category? mario: there are a lot of chefs who don't. a lot of chefs will have a producer go get what is called market goods somewhere in china, and they will bring them back and put their name on them and that is all right. that does not make it that business practice. betty: who are you talking about when you say that? mario: there's a lot of people out there that you can see on qvc. if they are selling $110 collections of pots, they are doing it because it is a quick way to capitalize on their recognition factor. rachel and i, i'm sure that everyone at the tabl

you want to separate the strands of spaghetti -- oftentimes we give people hold bowls of spaghetti, pile on. what we want to do is give specific and pull out the one strand we are talking about. ve a problem, i will talk about that one strand of spaghetti. rebecca: thank you. we spiral and start adding on everything that person has ever done. just focus. mary: focus on that, and you want to be polite. the purpose of feedback ould be to highlight or shed light on some behavior that someoeone is doing -- actions that are e not having the right impact. so, you want to do in a way where they can hear it, but not slam them for it. you do not want to d do name-calalling. even not want to use words like "you never," "you a always," -- keep your language neutral. rebecca: you also have to decidee whether you really want to know if thehe person is like. in some cases we do. our mornrning meeting is structured in a way where peoeople are sometimes out in the field, some people are in the maryland bureau -- there are different ways to produce a paid based on where, why how -- participate based on w

i want spaghetti now.hter). >> first time i heard that in weather. >> are you treating. >> marinara. >> i love marinara. >> spicy. >> phillies have real problems much that's not breaking news i'll look at what might be the biggest problem in their lineup. what does sam bradford look like? hear the answer from the eyes of a player across the line of scrimmage coming up in sports. if you want a paint with no harsh fumes. if you want a paint without harmful chemicals. if you want a paint that's safer for your family, and the environment... only this can. natura from benjamin moore. paint like no other. certified asthma and allergy friendly by the asthma and allergy foundation of america. ♪ >>> the phillies coming tonight game in baltimore with a loss all six game on their current road trip. they have not had starting pitcher within game since cole hamels on may 23rd in washington. that's 19 straight without a starter winning but one of their biggest problems is the end of chase utley as we once new him. chase

spaghetti, just 50 cents a pound.roccoli and potatoes, sizable savings too. >> and can the customer depend on coming in here every day and finding bananas for roughly 29 cents a pound? >> since the day we've opened we've not run out. >> reporter: it's a formula that's kept this small store in boston's working-class dorchester neighborhood very busy. >> i love the prices. it's really cheap. >> we waste a lot of food. it drives me crazy. so this is a really good option. >> reporter: in fact, americans waste about 133 billion pounds of food every year. the equivalent of filling the rose bowl every day. rauch's bargain groceries are also healthy. no junk food here. candy, chips and soda replaced by protein bars and fruit smoothies. >> daily table is a health initiative masquerading as a retail store. it's really about can we change and make a positive benefit to a struggling part of society. >> reporter: down these aisles a resounding hearty yes. >> totally blown away. >> yes, blown away. >> reporter: ron mott, nbc news,

17 year old her name is sarah wills 5 feet nine, 150-pound last seen wearing a maroon halter top spaghetti strap jeans and white sneakers. anyone with information is asked to call police. we are working to get that picture back to you as soon as possible. we will continue to update you throughout the morning but we are live from chestnut hill jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> stay with us here on "eyewitness news" a setback in the fight begins isis, president obama send more troops to iraq. we will tell but their role. >>> search for two killers broke out of the prison in upstate new york crosses state lines we are back search for two escaped killers from a prison has expanded in to vermont. officers are searching campsites and both slips for david sweat and richard matt. more than 450 federal and state law enforcement officers are taking part in this manhunt. investigators have learned both men had talked about going to vermont before the break out. >>> more u.s. troops will head to iraq, president obama is ordering 450 additional troops to help iraq's army turn back advances o

he's eating a plate of spaghetti for supper around 6:00 in the evening.hrough the door, advised bill, you're under arrest, bill, for the murder of your wife. >> when they unearthed the body, you could smell the stench for miles. and he's upstairs in the house eating spaghetti and when they come up to arrest him, he asked in he could finish his dinner before they took him away. it just kind of shows what a sick individual he was. >> bill bruns was arrested and charged with murder. x-rays showed three fractures to the left side of pearl's face, but the skin was not torn. an indication that pearl was struck with a fist. >> what do you think you're doing? >> getting out of here. >> prosecutors believe that on august 11th, bill and pearl argued about money and the fight became physical. he struck her three times with enough force that the cast-off blood spatter landed on pearl's suitcase, on the wall, and on the floor. as she lay on the floor, pearl bled to death. bill then packed the body into plastic bags and carried her to the basement. the luminol revealed

kohl's -- with rachel: the first thing i designed was spaghetti pop. you look all sweaty before you have done anything. and all of the stoneware and the but it's notans like i am a spokesperson or them or have a license to sell their products. amalie: but you put your name behind them. rachel: but i want them to survey unction. it is all practical and goes back to what mario said. >> and there are a lot of chefs who don't. they will go to somewhere in china and put their name on them and it does not make it a bad business model. but there is a lot of people that you can see on qvc on a regular basis and they are collections-- $100 which is a quick way to capitalize on their budget factor. all kinds of things that are not a bad idea. that if you want to manage a brand, you have to make sure that it's the high quality you assume that you are going to eat. me andger people come to they have opportunities. you are a great position and there will be lots of opportunities. are going toat you be shipped to are the things that you say no to. >> tell me what yo

the only thing my whole family likes that i can cook is spaghetti. by the pool, we have obsessions with pools. we're on a look too. so go figure. this prism, i copied it. up here is the master bedroom. >> just in case you're wondering if the siegals know how the other half lives, they recently got a chance to find out when they starred on an episode of celebrity wife swap set to air wednesday night on abc. >> i've never been in a farmhouse before. >> jackie ended up on a farm in oklahoma. >> i was totally not prepared. i packed fur coats. >> this is ridiculous. arctic weather. i can't move my fingers. this is hard. >> and she says she learned to appreciate what she has. >> there are points where i was crying. it was like so treacherous for me. and i really really missed home. >> but as that project stretches out over time will that home still be the biggest? other builders are in the race to build something even bigger but jackie isn't worried. >> i saw on the news the other day there was someone that used our home as a comparison. these people said

they discovered nearly a perfect line of what look like spaghetti clumps in the middle of the road. >were they took a closer look it turn out to be something a little creepier. those piles in the road are actually clumps of worms. park rangers found them after heavy rains and flooding last week. experts say there could be two reasons why they came out of the ground in herds. first could be that they were searching for drier land. the other is those clumps are a defense tactic and grouping together scarce off predators. no other texas state parks however roaring finds this rare event. >>> a lake front home in florida for a little more than 20 grand? really? it's possible but as fox's dana jay reports there is a small catch. ♪ >> reporter: stunning view, lake access brand new home near downtown orlando. it could be the listing for a pricey property. it's not. >> i really feel like i'm in a house. it's just smaller. >> reporter: not just small james taylor's house is a tiny house. it's one of several on the banks of lake fairfield in orlando and one of thousands popping up across the cou

so you're seeing the top of what her maroon halter top with spaghetti straps looks like that's what she was wearing along with jean short-shorts and converse all stars. local basketball player at local high school. so she's 5-foot nine, very tall young lady. anti concert, something happens there maybe fight with her friends as well, we don't know, but the detectives will certainly try to track down the security guards who dealt with her and kick her out last night. they said maybe she had some kind of intoxication level or caught her under age drinking, that's what they're going on, thinking maybe still up street that and just decided on the ride home to get out of here and go find somebody. here's scott small. >> fourth district police checked the area she was last seen. we had k89 officers with the dogs. check the wooded area, aviation unit overhead with their lights. and their heat censors. their thermal imaging devices, checked the woods. and with negative results. >> we did not find her. however we did find her purse we also found other personal items. i don't want to get into spec

>> we will be making a yummy low mein which has whole wheat spaghetti. instead of meat, we use the veggie patty for meat substietion. we -- substitution. we have a colorful salad which we use apple and spinach and yogurt as dressing. we have a sweet peach applesauce which we use on apples, peaches and -- [ inaudible ] >> what is the decision-making process? >> we look through a cookbook and we were looking at something that would be healthy, simple. and delicious, too. so that's how we came across most of these choices. >> got it. so there are different ingredients here. what are some of the things that go into what you're making? those are lo mein noodles but those are wheat? >> they're wheat. >> what are you trying to half here? localerys? >> you have to follow guidelines. you have to reach a certain amount of calories. all the ingredients have to reach a certain price, like close to about a dollar so affordable. >> interesting. >> that was one of the main things. we also use local ingredients. the apples were local for this. >> rachelle, this is the f

so you can see spaghetti models moving that moisture back toward our area by the upcoming father's daykend. here's a look at one of models you can see some of moisture moving through sections of the ohio river valley and then eventually moving right to the heart of the delaware valley so we're -- we'll continue to watch the 10s over the next several days but take look at this particular computer model as we run it through. about sunday around 11am you can see some of the heavier rainfall likely south and west of the city. we'll, of course, keep you posted but we could see some good downpours saturday night into sunday with that leftover tropical moisture. 87 tomorrow. 84 saturday. and then mid 80s on father's day. warming into the low 90s for the first full week of summer. >> all right, scott. thank you. >> it's a big day in golf. it is. day one of the 115th u.s. open airs right here on fox 29. >> indeed it does. fox's dan stringer shows us the bells -- i don't know where to look. i'm just going anywhere here. fox dan springer shows us the bells and whistles behind what will be an inte

wanting to over wills description she's 5 feet nine 155-pound, last seen in the maroon halter top with spaghetti straps jean shorts and white sneakers. we have learn that she goes to mount st. joseph academy a private all girls catholic school. anyone with any fur or who has seen her is asked to call police. a large presence on the scene and they will be here throughout the day obviously authorities and parents very concerned about her whereabouts this morning. she has not been seen or heard from since 8:00 last night. we are reporting live from chestnut hill, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we are learning more about the investigation in the deadly amtrak derailment last in month in port richmond. federal officials have determined that the engineer was not talking or texting on his cell phone at the time of the crash. "eyewitness news" reporter, justin finch has very latest on the investigation. >> reporter: before a senate panel wednesday the ntsb gave its latest find initial to amtrak engineer brandon bostian's cell phone use. >> we have determined that there was no talking or te

year-old sarah wills from upper dublin last seen wearing that maroon top you see in the picture with spaghetti straps, jean shorts and white sneakers. this is what police say happen last night. this is course of the events as we know them. police say her and her father were coming home from the concert last night around 8:00 in new jersey. they were coming home here through this area to upper dublin when they stopped by this wooded area. her father tells police that she didn't feel well, a had to relieve herself so she had to get out of the car. she left her cell phone in the car and went to the woods after a few minutes passed the father said she didn't come back. he went looking for her and didn't fine her. that is when he called 911 and we have this big police response this morning. police have been going through the wood in the grid search and meticulously gone through this area with k-9 unit, bright lights, they have used their helicopter for a time. they hoped that brighter daylight will help later on this morning. they were able to find some of her personal items in the woods but in one

that means you got to throw spaghetti at the wall you have to think of every single place that you can sell them. >> um-hum. >> marketing is great, but it's not great if nobody is seeing it. >> right. i got to get them out there. >> so your homework is think through where you would find a bag like this. >> um-hum. >> go introduce yourself. give them some bags to put on their shelves, to sell. you could give it to them on consignment if they didn't want to buy them from you. >> right. >> prove to them there's a market out there. >> to help janet find marketing and get her bag into the hands of customers we introduced her to several key players that would serve as an informal advisory board like suzanne, a diabetes educator who also started make a bag for supplies. her business didn't make it but she wanted to make sure that janet's does. >> hi. >> hi janet. how are you? >> okay suzanne. how are you? >> and we introduced her to raica barabas, the director of badgirl adventures in cleveland, ohio. they let janet sit in on some of their saturday entrepreneurship classes, opening up an oppo

>> i'm very sentimental about jersey italian, particularly spaghetti and meatballs. >> i've eaten heres and i've never had a bad meal. i wouldn't get the meatballs. >> proud long-time residents of new jersey. >> i've lived here for nine years, but have only been proud for the last two. >> one was the first time you played atlantic city? >> there was a club at the sands. many times i would get paid on thursday and then i would lose it all and then i'd have to work for free. there's no worse feeling. >> oh, i know that feeling. >> have you ever watched a couple in atlantic city? hold this money. don't give it back to me no matter what i do. an hour later, give me my god damn money. you better give me my money. you're the reason i'm losing, touching my arm when i'm shooting craps. >> is there a specifically jersey sense of humor? >> yes, i love jersey audiences now so much. i have never one time said anything where people in the audience have said, ahhh. they never get offended. >> i have my trigger words. as a white woman, the word i don't like is no. i don't hear it that often, but when

. >> spaghetti eating so and so. >> just not this one. >> jk. >> now the thrilling conclusion. >> welcome to "red eye" everybody. i'm tom kodder. let's welcome our guests. her accent is thicker than a kardashian skull. i am here with imus in the morning. and joanne nosuchunsky. he has fewer emotions than a rumba, it is tv's andy levey. and sitting next to me is comedian jim norton. his new stand up special airs on friday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on epics and epics hd.com. now, a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> president obama has disappointed a per coshes second grader. an 8-year-old peter penned a letter to the first lady michelle obama, about ketchup at school. the letter obtained states dear michelle obama, i think you should rethink your idea that takes us to one ketchup packet per meal. i feel it is taking away from our prism toward america -- patriotism toward america. and i think you should stop doing nothing and send troops to the middle east. i also think your husband needs to work on his speeches and he disuh ponted millions of -- disappointed millions by not bombing sy

it looks like spaghetti. >> shuck has been with us for quite some time. when she came in, she had a baby bump, and i watched her progressively get more pregnant. she gives no problems. i don't see how she could. she's huge. she doesn't give us any problems. >> under a state law that allows female inmates to raise newborns for up to a year, shuck will be the first woman to use the nursery at the jail about 50 miles away. >> from a security standpoint, it's difficult. we have to keep the males and females separate. if she needs to go to the chapel for some reason, everything gets shut down. if she needs to go to the hospital, a doctor visit, has to be shut down. all the male visitors will get secured, returned to the housing unit or stall all movement in the hallways. >> most of our female inmates do not want to keep their baby. they keep them for a little while after they first have them and then they usually turn them over to a family member until they get out, because this is really not the setting to have a child in every day. we do the best that we can

fire hoses, it looked like spaghetti on the road. there are a lot of unknowns here. how the fire started. how many families the victims may be from. these row houses many times include a number of units. what we do know sadly two people died here. two have serious injuries and three firefighters were hurt. but their injuries are minor. back to you, eun and aaron. >> all right, do we know right now there are more units around the row house being evacuated as a result of this fire? >> reporter: unclear on evacuations, but this row house when it was described by the d.c. fire spokesman he said the entire building is -- actually the red cross is here to help victims who may the displaced. >> all right. our news partner christy king from wtop live on the scene there. thanks for that information. >>> let's go to melissa mollet now looking at some of the traffic impacts here. >> now, 16th street has completely reopened. so that of course is good news for people trying to get through that area. as far as riggs place there, right where the house is, that's still shut down bet

>> i'm very sentimental about jersey italian, particularly spaghetti and meatballs.>> i've eaten here at least five to ten times, and i've never had a bad meal. ever. i wouldn't get the meatballs. [ laughter ] >> proud long-time residents of new jersey? >> no. i've lived here nine years, but only been proud maybe the last two. >> born and bred. >> yes. my whole life. >> he won't leave. i had to make peace with it. >> when was the first time you played atlantic city? >> there was a club at the sands. many times i would get paid on thursday and then i would lose it all and then i'd have to work for free. there's no worse feeling. >> oh, i know that feeling. >> it's a nightmare. >> have you ever watched a couple in atlantic city? okay, dear, hold this money. don't give it back to me no matter what i do. i don't care what i say. an hour later, give me my god damn money. no, i'm not fooling around. you're lucky i brought you here. you better give me my money. you're the reason i'm losing, touching my arm when i'm shooting craps. >> is there a specifically jersey sense of

but watch the spaghetti models. you can see it moves through texas.to the midwest and eventually toward parts of the ohio river valley and it looks like by the um coming weekend we can see some of that left over tropical moisture move toward the philadelphia area. so as we look at the seven day forecast beautiful tomorrow. 84 for the high. cooler still by thursday upper 70s. friday 87 and then as we move toward saturday in particular evening and overnight into sunday scattered showers and leftover tropical moisture and we heat things right back up into the low to mid 90s by early next week. iain and lucy. >> thank you scott. >> a murder mystery a mom's body found in her own bed. her daughter with medical challenges goes missing. how police say they figured out she was behind murder plot. >> when teen devotion maybe goes a little too far. one hockey fans hasty deczwñw ♪ friendly bet between two tattoo shop owners one man's painful reminder of this year's stanley cup finals. these two ink masters in tampa got at a timed up before their favorite teams hi

. >> pizza and spaghetti. and we say hey, well listen if you are not good you cannot have that and you cannot see mike with the jelly beans. we do, it is leverage, we use it as leverage. he just got his tonsils out. he eats ice cream and pop sickles. i tell him we all of a should than we run out. loves sprout. whoever thought of this channel, it is amazing. he loves it. >> here in the evening the ice cream truck. >> yes. >> i don't hear that no, i don't know what you are talking about. >> yeah. >> it is not here. >> well, he thinks that is a song. i remember he heard that for the first time. daddy, what is that? i said man people love playing songs out of that truck over there. we not even gotten to it being an ice cream is out of the truck that plays music. he thinks that somebody is driving really slow playing music. >> oh, yeah. when my daughters were little they constantly wanted to go to the park. some days you just don't want to go to the park and swing them. so the park is closed. >> seriously. >> yeah.

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good-bye >> firefighters a great job dozen trapped by wires like these, wires still running recalled spaghetti mess, working for some time to get back up. this is the situation here, in delaware county, where obviously we got the state of emergency, so many problems, but i'm also in the g on my facebook page, as we head on over to steve keeley. steve, i'm locking at people saying gosh the turnersville auto mall, closed, telling workers yesterday don't come in, don't get your appointment. that's one of the problems, over in blackwood. let's get right over to moorestown, where steve is right now to see what the latest on the situation is over there. steve, what's it like? >> that's where i was yesterday, black horse pike, still without power still no traffic light working very bad, and that's one of the busiest stretches in all of south jersey, maybe the busiest when it comes to businesses, and number of people who live in that huge suburb washington township. i feel so bad for them, waiting in line for gasoline, if they have a generator like you are talking about no gas for it you don't get any

. >> it looks like spaghetti. >> when she came in she had a baby bump and we watched her get pregnant. she doesn't give us any problems. >> under a state law that allows female inmates to raise newborns for up to one year, shuck will be the first woman to use the new nursery at the all-male yapang jail about 50 miles away. >> from a security standpoint it's difficult. we have to keep the males and females separate. she needs to go to the chapel for some reason, everything gets shut down. if she needs to go to the hospital, the doctor there, it has to be shut down. all the male prisoners will get security, returned to the housing unit, will stop all movement in the hallways. >> most of our female inmates do not want to keep their baby. they keep them for a little while after they first have them, then they usually turn them over to a family member until they get out. because this is really not the setting to have a child in every day. >> we do the best that we can. but it's jail. it's concrete and steel. and it's not good to have babies around concrete and steel. >> i think a child nee

show them the live picture picture taken last night see showing is wearing maroon amount err top spaghettirts on white converse all-star sneakers she 5-foot nine, 150-pound, so she model size tall young lady. she is with her father. she says daddy got to relieve myself. they have live about 5 miles from here in upper dublin, near chestnut hill. she goes to the wooded area that we showed you behind where this detective is holding up his cell phone with sarah's picture on it, it is over eight hours ago this happened. they did find some of her personal possessions even though she went to relieve herself she left her cell phone in the car but took her purse with her for some strange reason. you wouldn't did that normally if you are just going relieve yourself. they fawn purse wallet other unspecified not being told to the public personal items but they didn't find her. they have been looking with thermal imaging from the sky on the ground, with k9's, what do you make of this case? this is strange one for sure. >> definitely unusual due to the fact that eight hours has passed and we haven't fou

. >> stock up when they said spaghetti?so confident in the market field they deserve it -- >> what was the last day of the intel deal. i can't remember the last deal that was a tech deal they said that wall street journal and reported that was done a month later. market says this thing is going happen. pmpg as you can see health net they're also mooing higher as we watch that story. we're also waiting for jeb bush we said late he's expected to i a knowns the 2016 candidacy any moment at miami dave college as we keep an eye on that podium we keep our ears open to charlie gasparino. trchght point i was makings in the break is if you ask hillary clinton supporters like i have lately on wall street who is she fearing the most of this very confident, republican field she said it is jeb bush. now maybe she's wrong. but she clearly thinks he's the strongest guy in general election for what you're seeing there. he does appeal to -- appeal to wider audience and it is hard to say he's not conservety. look at what he did in florida. t

this is what bob kelly was talking b take a look, you are driving along, and then you see this spaghettill over the place road light aren't up, as well, very difficult to see, driving along many of the little tiny neighborhood back roads community streets, you're not going to see it until you are right on top of t make sure driving slowly, carefully when we had this many roads we don't have traffic lights and don't know what the situation is taking very long time to get from here to there we had one guy who is driving right on the stretch, in the middle of the storm and actually number of them, but specifically, he said the tree looked like it was falling in slow motion, landed right by his car he was trapped underneath wires basically saw his life flash before his eyes. here's what he had to say. >> i knew if i put my foot outside of that car it could be deadly. i knew to sit tight in the car. they were obviously concerned about me because of this wire right below my feet here. but then they figure we got to get them out of here, too much cracking going on with all of the other stuff. h

you can see that the power lines are like spaghetti or shoe strings dangling around and power lines on the road. damage to the trees as well as just take a look at that branch, the biggest part of the damage here. it took out transformer pole and come down on the lines stretching across the road here blocking this section of route one. so those lanes a across are getting through some traffic is trying to go the wrong way down this road. never a good idea. i cannot urge enough that motorist need to be very careful heading out the door this morning. this is what you will see especially here in hard hit delaware county. we just came down the road from chester heights where we have another tree just like this across valley brook road so you want to be aware thaw might run into this. you might to have detour your morning commute this morning. if you take a look at the video you can see during the height of the storm how much damage it a has caused. that is a home on louelan road in chester heights a big tree, 250 years old came down on a house, slicing it in half. the home owner was at home

she's 5 feet nine, 155-pound last seen in a maroon halter top with spaghetti straps, jean shorts white sneakers. she goes to mount st. joseph a academy a private all girls catholic school. anyone who knows where she is who has seen her should call police, of course, authorities and her parents are very concerned about her because she has not been seen or heard from since disappearing at 8:00 o'clock last night. reporting from chestnut hill, jan carabao, "eyewitness news". >>> search is on for suspect who shot a man execution style in north philadelphia it happened last night in the 26 hundred block of north eighth street. police say the 31 year-old victim was sitting on the front steps when suspect walked up and shot him three times. "eyewitness news" described this suspect as a man in his 20's police are hoping surveillance cameras in the area captured the shooting. >>> women known as black madam faces 70 years in prison when sentenced to day for a botched buttocks injection. page winslow was quick of third degree murder in march. one of her illegal silicone injections killed a touris

as we take a look at some of the spaghetti models you can see it continues to move through sections ofhio river valley. some track it a little farther to the north. some track eight little farther to the south. so that track will be key as to who gets the heaviest rain but as we take look at were computer model you can see it continues to move through the midwest the ohio river valley by the up coming weekend and looks like the heaviest of the rain starts to arrive overnight saturday and into sunday. so once again it looks like we can see some heavy rain. as we take look at future rain over the next several days, through saturday morning, most of the heavy rainfall will be once again south and west of the philadelphia area. then as we move toward sunday itself this is one computer model saying that the heaviest rain is going to be into sections of dover as we as parts of south jersey. that track could shift over the next couple of days. so stay tune. temperatures tonight in the low 60s for the burbs. upper 60s in the city. mostly cloudy once again a few pockets of showers out there. bu

. >> there's really good baked spaghetti and pizza.. >> but it's good. >> during our shoot at wabash, we met a young man who appeared typical of many of the inmates. william jones jr. grew up in the small central indiana town of shelbyville, far away from the negative influences of big cities. >> it ain't very big. i like it. a lot of people don't like it. i like it. there's not a whole lot to do but, you know, just hang out with friends. wrong ones at that, i guess. >> hey, good morning. >> jones' first run-in with the law came at age 9, when he was found guilty of stealing mail and committing arson. he had set fire to an abandoned semi truck in his neighborhood. >> friends were just talking me into it. i was like, all right. took lighter fluid and threw it in the back and set it on fire. that was the first one. it just kept going from there. i got criminal mischief for taking my dad's heart pills and putting them in little apples and throwing them over the fence to animals and stuff. i was just -- i was bad. >> jones says he began us

there's the spaghetti plots heading in that direction bringing flooding rains again in the deep south then it follows around that high pressure to the south but even though you see the lines heading into the ohio valley and the midatlantic it will be far from a tropical storm before it reaches here but we could see later in the week some rain left over from the remnants of bill. as we look at your four day at 4:00 forecast, tomorrow it is hot with some pop-ups again in the afternoon, 90 but feeling close to 100 if not better than that. and then we catch a break much like last week on wednesday it was the less humid day. 84 degrees again this week and then it turns oppressively humid on thursday and very unsettled with numerous downpours and storms thursday at 81 and then friday partly sunny, not too bad with a temperature of 87 degrees. so we do kind of spike here tomorrow how it feels and how uncomfortable then we catch a break midweek. >> thanks very much. >> another major act signed on to head a night of musikfest. did yourduran duran. that's the night before the 10 day long festiv