west springfield firefighters had to bring in ladders to get people off the wipeout ride last night. the ride stalled. the rescue took about two hours. no one was hurt. the ride will remain closed for the rest of the fair. erika: new video as authorities search the home of a woman feared lost at sea. linda carman was fishing with her son, nathan carman, when the boat sank. he was rescued after a week. all agencies involved will meet monday. they're trying to determine if work on carman's boat made it unsafe, something he's denied. randy: president obama is speaking at the funeral of former israeli president shimon peres. the delegation will include members of congress from both parties, former president bill clinton. national security leaders are also attending this funeral. erika: the red sox swept by the new york yankees after a loss home run from xandar bogaerts, his 21st of the year. 5-1 the final score. the sox take on the blue jays kicking off david ortiz's last regular season series at fenway park. a lot of special things planned, of course. randy: hopefully, we have a nice ni

. >> on fox 25 news at 6, why one lo from springfield to boston. how he draws inspiration from her daughter. >>> rain chances increase this weekend from this batch of showers right here. my latest timeline of when to expect rain in your area ahead. >> first, clinton punches back after donald trump lays the berther movement at hillary clinton's seat. ? with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer or payment each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright... with simply right checking from santander bank. ? are you feeling alright, baby? ? terry bradshaw? what a surprise! you know what else is a surprise? shingles. and how it can hit you out of nowhere. know that one in three people will get shingles? (all) no. that's why i'm reminding people if you had chickenpox then the shingles virus is already inside you. (all) oooh. who's had chickenpox? scoot over. and look that nasty rash can pop up anywhere and the pain can be even worse than it looks. talk to your doctor or p

. >> now, springfield township high school, home of the spartans is a football school.es, fans have poured out to the stadium every friday night to watch them play but this season, the field is going to be empty and those friday night lights, they won't be turned on at all. >> our regular season schedule is against schools two and three times our size. because we're playing schools with huge enrollments. >> what's your enrollment? how many students do you have on average? >> about 650. >> 650 total students. cut that in half about 300 boys. and then there's nine sports to play in the fall. you can do the math yourself. >> 18 to 20, 22 kids a large portion of them are 14 and 15 years old. haven't been playing football for eight and nine years. >> going against the powerhouse teams. not fair for them. >> not only not fair in terms of the competitive imbalance, i felt that they were at risk. >> now, the jv team will stay play their games this year. i thought the future of the spartans wasn't looking good. but jason told me that they have a plan. and their future could be b

find out why the answer was a no show for festivities the in springfield massachusetts. that is coming up later in >>> a south philadelphia fashion designer is one step closer to seeing her dreams come true. >> her collection may the cut for new york's fashion week and our pat gallen shows you how recent art institute grad has transformed her passion into a huge opportunity. >> in the fashion industry, this week is their super bowl. new york's fashion week is underway. the biggest players in the game will see their best work in the spotlight. for south philadelphia native devon pagan owe being involved is a dream come true. >> it is crazy how it happen. i was than the expecting to it happen. >> reporter: the 26 year-old is one of nine students and recent graduates of the art institute nationwide, that were selected to have their concepts features during fashion week and it stems from her senior project which uses houdini as an inspiration. >> i turn tonight to something interesting, through like shapes, fabrics i used, how shapes were created and a lot of it was an exper

people think iverson left his hall of fame trophy at springfield mass chew set sheraton. however tmz is report ago this iverson left the trove there i so it could be safely shipped to his house, that way he wouldn't have to travel with it. >> other players do this as well. >> that is the story about internet and pictures you have to have context. >> things just go viral. >> that is right. >> big piece missing. >> you wouldn't believe stuff they were saying, so typical ai, leave his trophy. >> just wait a minute. >> you don't know the whole story. >> put the brakes on sports do you see what i did there. >> wow. >> my man. >> thanks. >> "cbs evening news" is just a few minutes away. >> scott pelley has a look ad head, scott. >>> great to be with you here in philadelphia. here's "cbs evening news" tonight, hillary clinton and donald trum seven revealed their medical record as health takes center stage in the presidential campaign. colin powell is latest victim of an e-mail attack, he has harsh words for both candidates. >>> and back to school innovation cameras on the bus, t

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along this line from concord to manchester, new hampshire, back to worcester county and into the springfield massachusetts area. these are tracking off to the ea here are some of the towns like nashua, new hampshire, just after 10:00. boston by 11:48 this evening on the path this line is holding together, coming out very heavily in the hollis new hampshire area. here in massachusetts the heaviest is right in here, especially right here in templeton. you'll see red showing up right here in the middle this doppler radar scan and some of the roads like berry hold getting hit very hard right now. i'm tracking the storms as they move towards boston in the next stormtracker radar coming up. >> and this here is the new map released today showing the areas affected by the drought. look at all the red on the map. that portion is the extreme drought area. ahead in our next half-hour, we'll show you the extreme sacrifices some restaurants are now making to save water. >> an unruly passenger forced a british airways to land at logan airport. customs removed the passenger from the plane this afternoon an

orange keene and springfield at a quarter mile disability. a few high thin wispy clouds will make for a nice sunrise this morning and today's temperatures will rebound out of the 60sthis morning. fog burns off by 9:00 for most of us. midday, just a few wispy. 76 degrees beautil lowering humidity and fantastic ride home. no weather related issues. 82 degrees with a sunset at 6:42. i am talking big changes for the weekend. details coming up let's get you on the roads good morning. >> good morning. live look at the expressway like you mentioned if you are coming into the city if the south -- from the south you will notice the patchy fog from route 6 and the cape and route 3 along the south shore and watch out for construction crews southbound inside the o'neil tunnel. two right lanes are closed as well as exit 20a and b. we will >>> breaking news from north carolina. violent protest in charlotte hours after a deadly officer- involved shooting. police say 12 officers were injured in these demonstrations. one hit in the face with a rock. you can s

. >>> from the delaware county daily time, tinicum and springfield township have been awarded federalnts to hire fire fighters to supplement their declining volunteer base. tinicum will get $700,000 from the department of home land security, and the federal emergency management agency. springfield will receive around $450,000. >>> that is a look at some newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >>> how about this next step unique competition, a lot of us here in the news business air costumed too. >> i was mc for center for literacy's first ever speed read challenge last night. the celebrities, competed head to head reading books and document, winning team got a trophy but even more valuable they took home, epic, bragging rights. >> who won. >> it was media team that won. >> see,. >> that is like when they have those at the let's, jimmies looking at. >> yes, stars. >> not a surprise. >> pat is here with sports. >> coming up one philly is on a home run tear. we will give you crazy numbers, up next. >>> plus we have a few more philly hall of famers very soon. we will tell you

he arrived in springfield, massachusetts yesterday, albeit late for his enshrinement today.ll join greats like shaquille o'neal and yao ming. >> one of the best players ever. one you look at him from a size standpoint, it's amazing to think about the accomplishments he had on the court. >> to be recognized as one of the best ever to play the game was just a great -- and it still is -- just a great moment. >> nbc 10's randy gyllenhall is in springfield. we'll have live reports on i've son's induction. you can also look back at some of his great moments in philly, including that crossover with michael jordan. >>> the sixers new training complex in camden opens today. it's the largest in the nba. has been in the making for two years. complex includes full practice courts, sports medicine and player recovery units and more. vai got a tour when the complex was still under construction. the first preseason game is less than a month away. >>> we have an update to a story we brought you yesterday. we show you this surveillance video from back in august. you see someone walking away

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that is that our museum and library in springfield, illinois. our copy of the address was the one written immediately after his delivery of it. he was requested to write it by everett. he asked president lincoln to write it out so he could put it in a book to auction off for convalescing soldiers, which lincoln gladly obliged him. when a document is as famous and revered as the gettysburg address, it seems like putting it on display should be enough. we came up with the idea of a 272 word challenge. 272 words is the exact number in the gettysburg address. lincoln did not set out to write 272 words, he did not think he was going to write a 272 word masterpiece. we thought it was a wonderful way that if we challenged people to write their own 272 words, that they might become more intimately tied to the address and really understand how difficult it is to be brilliant in 272 words, let alone be brilliant at any time. we challenged people, and as part of the challenge, essayists could write about lincoln, the gettysburg address or something cause-r

iverson was inducted during a ceremony in springfield, massachusetts, last night. he was recognized for his 14-year career. during that time iverson was an 11-time all-star. in 2001 he was named league mvp and led the sixers to the nba finals. in his acceptance speech iverson thanked his philly faithful. >> my relationship with the fans in philadelphia is like no other. thank you and thank you all for the support over the years, y'all let me grow, y'all let me make my mistakes. never jumped off the bandwagon. continued to support me like true fans are supposed to. >> he also thanked a bunch of other people including his family and former sixers coach larry brown. the class of 2016 also included shaquille o'neal, yao ming and sheryl swoopes. carli lloyd tweeted a.i. after his induction. her post said, congrats to allen iverson. as a kid who grew up a philly sports fan you were by far my favorite to watch. you made us proud. #o #oneofaki #oneofakind. >>> this is sports desk. brought to you by xfinity. x 1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >> hi, i'm

springfield hosting upper darby.ht towards our camera and right right in your living room, right past into the end zone. 40 yard score, springfield wins it 38-14. let's take it to the sky for some skylights in south jersey, gloucester city hosting clayton. clayton's washington 17 yard catch town they win 34-3. rough night for audubon visiting west deptford. looking to put points on the board but west depth forward peter oreo brings it down, west deptford wins 48-7. haddonfield hosting collingswood. beauty shot through the trees and you're going to see them, it's collingswood's abdul bengura 82 yard kickoff return. look at him go. the beauty, but collingswood falls to haddonfield 24-7. camden catholic hosting camden. camden catholic would come back for an overtime win 22-15. >> pennridge at perkiomen valley taking on the vikings. a 40 yard field goal. vikings go on to beat pennridge 38-20. st. marks at newark, big night for saint marks austin palmeri. takes the ball to the 8, if you're scoring at home it is 92< yards.

this is springfield location behind me. as you mentioned chantilly location as well in northern virginia. all 130 campuses are closed nationwide affecting 40,000 students. not to mention faculty and staff now without jobs. we're talking about 8,000 or s so. and so, the for-profit college made the change a week after the college was banned from enrolling new students that rely on federal financial aid really for a while itt wi b part of lawsuits and the feds have gone after for profit school like itt and in this case it was matter of not having required carbon hand to be sure it had resources to educate students across the country. the school also recently filed for chapter 11 and so they are blaming this move on the government and it was not totally unexpected as you can see. but it left a lot of students in a complete bind and a lot of them wondering what they'll be doing next scrambling to find options. and yesterday the department of education sent out a list of resources which we posted on our web site @fox5dc.com. one

. >> elizabeth: if you bought a powerball in springfield, there might be a million bucks waiting for you, but your time is about to run out. >> kevin: showers tracking off to our northwest. i'm tracking those this evening. no doubt, cool temperatures on the way. i'll show you that too. >> blair: first, were you one of red 97! set! red 97! did you say 97? yes. you know, that reminds me of geico's 97% customer satisfaction rating. 97%? helped by geico's fast and friendly claims service. huh... oh yeah, baby. geico's as fast and friendly as it gets. woo! >> elizabeth: nearly half a million samsung galaxy phones in the u.s. have been turned in. that phone was recently recalled because batteries in some galaxy note 7 phones could overheat and catch fire while charging. company leaders say 90% of american users have opted to receive the ne >> blair: if you're one of the hundreds of millions of people who has a yahoo! email account, pay close attention to your bank statements and other accounts you. yesterday, we first told you more than 500 million accounts were hacked, and security expert

randy gyllenhaal has traveled to springfield, massachusetts, where iverson will be inducted into the basketball hall of fame. a little bit later on tonight. randy? >> reporter: we're expecting iverson to hit the red carpet here in about an hour, an hour and a half. as he makes his way into the hall of fame to be formally enshrined. he'll be on stage with other nba stars like shaquille o'neal and yao ming. hee's a bit shorter than those two, 6 foot tall, but nobody counted him out when he was with the sixers for more than ten years. we chatted with some fans here in springfield, massachusetts, which is the birthplace of basketball and the home of the basketball hall of fame. they remember a.i. as the bulldog, a counterculture icon who pushed the limits of style and fashion in 1990s basketball. sometimes controversial. but always on his "a" game at tip-off. >> he always had controversy. we were talking about practice. i definitely remember that. >> talking about practice. >> yeah, talking about practice. allen iverson was not a man for practice but he showed up for a game. >> we're tal

then up in delco here, springfield road shutdown between sacks. r and oak avenue. headed out every town today, no problems at the moment, at the airport. how much, watch for some possible fog delays through the morning rush hour. lauren, back over to you. >> bob, thank you so much. breaking overnight, out of north carolina, at least 12 office verse been injured, police cars damaged after protests erupt overnight. demonstrators angry about the deaths of an african-american man, after police involved shooting yesterday. this all comes just days after an unarmed man was shot and killed in tulsa, oklahoma, by a police officer there. that story is still breaking right now. let's head to the news room and jennifer joyce for the very latest. >> reporter: protest haves been going on for hours but may be dying down after inflict ago lot of violence on the street of charlotte. protest verse been out full force since the dead i shooting after black man by a police officer. authorities have responded when tear gas, trying to yell the conflict. the man killed has been identifie

the ticket was sold at the east springfield american legion post last september. that ought to narrow it down a little bit and had the number 23, 31, 42, 50, and 57 with a powerball of 5. good luck. well, this weekend, nascar hosts one of its biggest hampshire. >> vanessa: but there's something happening far away from the track that race fans likely won't see. >> mark: fox 25's blair miller joins us with more on one little girl's fight and a community's race to help her. >> the reporter: we met this 14-year-old girl several weeks ago, she has gone through morethan -- through more than wt most adults have, but what's happening in the racing community is making a difference and could save her life. when the roar of the engines beauty you can't see here that will be on minds of so many. >> that definitely has changed our lives. >> the reporter: 83 miles away in boston, at the dana farber cancer institute, 14-year-old emma wants nothing more than to just be 14 years old. she came here last year, after being diagnosed with a brain tumorrism e. when emma was diagnosed,

it's sluggish and 95 because of a stall byta by franconia-springfield. from dale city heay you need about 40 extra 40ra minutes there. back to you guys. guy >> more older americanserics getting divorce. that means they have less timeim to recover from the economic hit of splitting up. now experts say older people considering a divorce should oll get a good team of financial fin advisers together to decide whether to stay in or leaveheo s the family house quickly andckly pay close attention to their the assets if they want to stand aoa good chance of saving some ofg f that money. i think the headline is we is talked about the generationatio that's pushing the divorce incen america, and it looks like the baby boomers or the older americans are the ones getting t more divorce these days. >> i think that is soiv interesting. >> isn't it though? >> right. i mean, it probably would be easier to just stay and ohand o well i'm really sick of you but i'm just going to stayto sta but, you know, maybe -- i'm -- ' all for it but you're right protect yourself financi

tomorrow to springfield we will go, dressed all in white from head to toe. so they boarded a car on the illinois traction system. when phoebe said, i must confess, i've heard of this road, it's service fine, it's hard to beat an electric line. the car was clean, the woodwork bright. the tipless porter treated them right. no dust, no dirt, all of which shows there wasn't a speck on the sisters' clothes. they arrived in springfield white and clean, not feeling tired, dirty and mean. said phoebe snow, retiring that night, this beats the road of anthracite. also, in urban cars were relatively quiet. a steam locomotive makes a lot of sound, like your stomach after a meal. there's this clanking whatever. but in an interurban car, you just have the hum of the motor and every so often the noise that comes from the air pumps. so it's quiet. so i think we are thinking, interurbans, good news, they're clean. but even more important than that, from the public perspective, was the fact that they were convenient. interurban companies commonly operated on hourly schedules,

springfield. all of which will disappear. over the next few hours. now. today we saw the last lingering effect of the low pressure system. which brought us the unbelievable weather. really. that we saw over the last two days. all that accumulating hail. flooding situation that we had normally in the metro. colorado springs. that's now all behind us. that low shifting towards texas. >> . dry and full of sunshine. let's start tonight at midnight. cloudy conditions. 61. we taebg you through tomorrow morning. the kids get off to the bus. where we had the rain. today. on the eastern plains. that's where the best chance for the patchy fog will arise. by 7 a.m. all burning off. breezy tomorrow morning. with lows down into the middle 50s. or so. we jump into the future cast. as mentioned we're quiet into tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon, good deal of sunshine after that fog burns off. that's up and down i 25. all the way to the state line. to the east. but notice in the high country. i think the daytime heating could kick up a few afternoon and evening shour

i mentioned springfield. we visited lincoln's home on a regular basis and thinking about what was going on in that home and he lost a child. all of these things and there was a human behind this person that did so much and i think that is what draws a lot of people to lincoln and what he accomplished. c-span: there is a book in your past called "bright april" what was the book and what year did you read it? >> guest: you notice when i mention the title i said ah! this is where i talk about my age. i was about 7-8 until -- so that was 1961. i went to a grammar school in jamaica queens and across the street was a storefront library. i can't remember if a librarian gave me the book or anything like that. but i just know that somehow this book, "bright april" was put in my hands. it was a book that featured a little african-american girl who was a brownie. at that time i was brownie. she had two pigtails and the beautiful watercolor pictures and illustrations showed a loving family. there was a piano in the livin

if you walked into springfield, illinois, in white observation mall to the campus of i.t.t. tech, this for-profit college and university, and signed up for a course in communications, associate's degree in communications, or in computer management, aassociate's degree, the tuition they charge stiewngtszs in spring -- students in springfield, illinois, for a two-year degree $47,000. $47,000. get in your car at white observation small in springfield and drive for 15 minutes to lincolnland community college where you can get the same degree not for $47,000 but for $7,000. $7,000. and the hours that you accumulated would be transferable to a four-year school or where every you wish to go. the hours at i.t.t. tech were a laughing matter when students tried to transfer. so the school went down. the federal government took a close look at the practices. they found a dozen state attorney generals investigating i.t.t. tech why, what did they do wrong? well, it was obvious what they were doing wrong. they were deceiving these students into coming to these schools and paying tuitions.