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police say hamilton, sr. will be charged with endangering the welfare of a child and assault and is awaiting taxi addition to delaware. police are questioning him about his wife's disappearance but are not calling him a suspect at this time. >> i have little kids myself, so i really -- my heart goes to them. i pray and i hope she's found safe and alive. >> police issued a formal gold alert for keisha hamilton. that means police believe she could be in eminent danger. she is described as 5 feet sick inches tall and about 145 pounds. if you have any information about her whereabouts you're asked to call police. we're in smyrna, delaware, matt rivers cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> well police are still investigating a triple homicide in the holmesburg section of northeast philadelphia. three hispanic males were shot to death execution style in a home on the 4600 block of vista street late saturday night. a girlfriend of one of the victims discover the bodies after she tried unsecond says physical to reach her boyfr

. >> three years earlier, david ratliff sr. made headlines after a terrifying spree of violence ended in the devastation of his family. >> it was all a nightmare. story you see in like a michael meyers movie. he was having a mental breakdown and i just -- i heard it in his voice. and the things he was saying. he felt that everyone was against him. and he shot and killed my grandma. my grandpa said that he also tried to pull the trigger on him as well, but the gun jammed. well, it doesn't stop there. he actually went on the run for a few days and no one knew where he was. people thought he fled to florida. we were in protective custody. we got escorted to my mom's house. we had cops outside. the police escorted us back there and said it was safe to go in. they overlooked him in the attic. i was downstairs, along with the rest of my family that was there for my grandma's funeral. and he waited for his moment. he shot my mom in the neck through the attic vent. my mom was rushed to the hospital. he missed by just this much. they co

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i don't want that. >> though carlton sr.wledges his son's problem with the law and drugs, he believes young black men are unfairly subjected to racial profiling. >> carlton has been more or less searched some 30 plus times. and i couldn't understand why. after you search a child 20 times, why search him 20 more to find nothing? it doesn't make any sense to me. it seems like people are getting together and doing these things on purpose. i don't know if the law has the right for them to do that. i think it's excessive power of force. i think it's abuse. i don't think they have the right. my son says daddy, i had nothing to do with this. i don't believe carlton had anything to do with this. can he be set up? i believe he can be set up. that i believe. >> if there's no evidence? what are they trying to do? make up evidence? create evidence? if it's not there, it's not there. right now you're guilty until proven innocent. you're not innocent until proven guilty. understand this is a period of time in your life. this is your whole

. >> ray liuzza, sr. was able to recover from his heart attack and went public to find his son's killer. >> time is the great cure all. as time goes on, we will be able to adjust, but nothing will replace the loss of our son. >> the liuzzas set up a $15,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of their son's killer. p but a month went by and the police struggled to find any solid leads, until one night a local fence named richard perkins contacted the liuzza family. perkins claimed he had the murder weapon. he said it had been given to him by john thomson. >> john thompson was a low level drug dealer and fence. he grew up in the projects in new orleans, was raised mostly by his grandmother. his father was a career criminal. >> richie perkins confronted mr. thompson after the fact and got mr. thompson to confess that he was the one that killed mr. liuzza. >> perkins said thompson had an accomplice named kevin freeman. police arrested freeman and thompson. >> the story that kevin free

brian edmond sr., i'm going to look at his charges. sodomy first, intimidating a -- assisting a felony one. >> having been sentenced, edmonds now awaits transfer to prison, a place he is familiar with. he has been there on three separate occasions, serving a total of 14 years. >> tired of being in this jail. can't wait to get away from her. go to my next phase so i can get get ready, get my appeal done. >> although no stranger to prison, he does find himself in unusual circumstances here. housed in a cell on another floor at the jail is his eighteen-year-old son, brian edmonds, jr. he's been charged with two counts of murder. he has pled not guilty. >> we ain't got no real close relationship. because i vn locked up off and on. so i have never been there through him growing up. he knows i love him, he loves me. but we ain't really had no father and son relationship. it was more like a friendship. and if they was to convict him of it, the blame would be on me. because i ain't never been there. you know what i'm saying? i would take his c

>> reporter: tommy sr. was a well respected founder of wainscot capital funds. they focused on health care and biotech investing and had millions in assets. jason often worked with thomas senior. >> when you talk with someone on the phone and they get interrupted, you can see agitation. he never had that. was always even keeled. long term. just very much a professional. >> reporter: and someone who investeds in son's education. tommy attended $50,000 a year deerfield academy in massachusetts before princeton university. robby ludwig is a psychotherapist who has not treated tommy but has worked with families like the g boerts s gillberts. >> a difficult dynamic where the son never felt he could please his father. contentious. filled with rage and shame. maybe the family made excuses fotheir son for a very long time where he was exhibiting problematic behavior that they just assume was immaturity. or a result of him being spoiled. >> reporter: the murder allegation was not his first brush with the law. there had been previous arrests, including one for drug posses

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gilbert, sr.was shot in the head in his apartment in new york city and his son, 30-year-old thomas gilbert, jr., was arrested seven hours after the shooting. gilbert, sr. founded a $200 million fund with assets in the biotech industry. >>> president obama is among many mourning the loss of espn's sportscaster stuart scott. scott passed away yesterday after a long battle with cancer. james brown looks back at his career. >> again, thanks for letting sportscenter float. i'm stuart scott. >> reporter: he was a pioneer in sports broadcaster with the style and flavor all his own. >> sammy sosa, boo-yah. >> reporter: his catch phrases and energetic delivery endeared him to a legion of fans, impacting both the industry and a generation of sports fanatics. >> lebrown james, three as cool as the other side of the pillow. >> reporter: he got his of the broadcasting start on local tv in the south. he has an answer to fighting crime. he calls it goodwill. he joined espn in 1993 and shortly twhraf became a mus

police are not saying yet if cortez hamilton sr.er husband and children's father is somehow involved in her disappearance. and back here live outside of the police station in smyrna police are telling us they are genuinely concerned for keisha's safety at this point. if you know anything about her whereabouts you're asked to immediately call police. we're live in smyrna tonight matt rivers, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> matt thank you so much. >>> also developing now in montgomery county, a five-year-old boy fell about 30 feet from a ski lift at spring mountain adventures in shanksville. this is video from a web camera. the child was flown to children's hospital of philadelphia. there's no word on his condition. >>> the bitter cold is hanging around for another night. "eyewitness news" in olde city where folks out and about tonight. they were bundled up. meteorologist justin drabick is tracking the temperatures during this bitter blast that just continues. justin. >> hey, natasha. good news though. we're going to get rid of this arctic

have investigators forced the worth kerr into a sr. ratch room he was assault.he men got away with nearly $1,000. >>> police are trying to figure out how at a driver hit several unmark police cars it happened right around 7:00 this morning on the 3400 block of rohrer street. that's in the kensington section of philadelphia. no body was seriously hurt but the cars have some damage. >>> you may find this hard to believe but a dog in seattle take the bus all by herself. >> two-year-old eclipse is quite popular. her owner says sometimes she likes to leave the house before him so she goes off to the dog park by herself. regular bus riders say everybody knows eclipse and some are absolutely amazed by her independence. >> the dog gets off at the stop at the dog park and gets off the bus. and i just look out the window and i'm like, did that just happen? >> the owner says he eventually catches up with eclipse while seattle metro transit says we like her. great bus rider they just wish she was on a leash. >> i hope dog naps her walk aig round by herself like that. goodne

srs. >>> and determined scientists make a medical breakthrough thanks to a hard-boiled egg. ers. >>> and determined scientists make a medical breakthrough thanks to a hard-boiled egg. . >>> and determined scientists make a medical breakthrough thanks to a hard-boiled egg. >> a lot of people buzzing about this. not a picture perfect landing. it's a picture perfect crash landing. he survived. this local pilot parachuted from his plane before it crashed into the pacific ocean. he was trying to get to hawaii. cheryl, incredible video. what did the pilot have to say? >> reporter: he's lucky to be alive and grateful for the folks who helped save his life. this pilot from seattle left his airport yesterday to deliver a small plane to hawaii. he's made this flight before, but this time something went very wrong. unbelievable video taken by the u.s. coast guard of a cirrus sr-22 making a parachute landing into the pacific ocean off the coast of maui. and what's even more incredible the pilot survived. >> when everything started to go south and the u.s. coast guard and in coordination

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fox 29's dave stratt wise sr. live at police headquarters tonight.ave these guys have an incredible story to tell. >> reporter: no doubt about the. they have more than 60 years experience on the streets of philadelphia and they say they've seen it all but even they were a little shocked at what they saw monday night. officers anthony sherman and paul austin have been partners in the 35th district for 15 years. they have a combined 62 years on the force. what happened to them on monday, has never happened before. >> most of all of our jobs that we had had after the fact in catching the guy. this is the first one where it was going in and getting him. >> reporter: veteran plain clothes officers had just checked in at this dunkin' donuts on front street like they do every day. they check 26 stores each day as part of an anti crime effort as they sat in their unmark cars this guy strolled up to rob the place. >> walked right up to the door looked in. seen there were in patrons in there. turned back around pulled the mask down went in the store. >> report

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thomas gilbert, sr. was found dead inside the bedroom of that upper east side apartment. shot one time in the head. his son, 30-year-old thomas gilbert, jr., has been arrested in connection with his father's death but has not yet been charged. witnesses say the father came home late yesterday afternoon and just minutes later his son came to the apartment. but some believe instead of checking in with the doorman the son went right to the elevator and up to the eighth floor, so it's very unclear if the father knew his son was coming. but the two then began to argue and a neighbor describes what he heard next. listen. >> something just kaboom. just hit the floor loudly. something like -- like something dropped. >> reporter: the victim's wife found her husband's body and called 9-1-1. thomas gilbert jr. reportedly dropped the gun and fled the apartment, covering his face with a hooded sweatshirt. the son then barricaded himself inside his apartment for seven hours, until police used an axe to break down the

here he finds steve smith sr. for a touchdown. tom brady to edelman. he finds amendola. a little tomfoolery. we are tied at 28. baltimore kicked a field goal. new england is driving. brady to la fell. the patriots never looked back. they won 35-31. >> you learn more in fail aur than you do in success. we are already processing how to get better. >> the capitals are not beating scrub teams. they are taking down some of the best in the league. chicago and pittsburgh have already gone down. tonight it was detroit's turn. ovechkin the only capital going to the all-star game. buckets behind the net. troy brouwer's there to score. jimmy howard had to be carried off the ice on a stretcher. second period, caps up. on his 25th birthday he scores a goal. the capitals come away with the victory. final score 3-1. in college basketball, a full slate of game. terps trying to get back on track at purdue. this one was tied at halftime. second half action lehman is taking over. he had a game high 14 points. a three-point lead for the terps. peck was on fire today. later on he drives and

he's live at croes sr. chester hospital in chester. dave, just a terrible day on the roads. >> reporter: absolutely. no doubt about that. pennsylvania state police responding to the scene say many of the injured were taken here to croes sr. checked checked medical center for treatment. we talked to a man who not only witnessed that crash but he says he rushed in to help. cell phone videoing catching the chilly aftermath of a deadly crash scene on the blue route in broomall, delaware county. freezing rain turning i-476 into a massive sheet of ice. witnesses say it caused a semi to jack 95 leaving to a fatal chain of events that killed two drivers. >> all of a sudden all the cars in front of me started running into the side of the tractor trailer. i spun around twice. caught my grip finally on the side of the road. >> joe says he shot this video but the volunteer firefighter also relied on his training to help as victims as possible. >> we were able to get the baby and mother out of the car right away. 92 another car. screaming yelling i

thomas gilbert sr. was found with a gunshot wound to his head sunday in his upscale man hat apartment. police stormed the son -- manhattan apartment. police stormed the son's apartment shortly after the man's body was found. >> a male shot. >> it came through 911. it shows the husband was shot by her son. >> reporter: 3:30 it unsunday afternoon police were called to the eighth -- 3:34 sunday afternoon police were called to the manhattan apartment and thomas gilbert sr. was found with a gunshot wound to his head. the 70-year-old was a founder of a multi-million dollar hedge fund and lived in an area of manhattan where violence is rare. a woman neighbor has been identified as thomas gilbert, sr.'s wife was escorted out of the building by law enforcement. police r recovered a handgun in the apartment and immediately began searching the area for gilbert's son who fled the scene on foot. >> should be a male white in his early 30s wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt, name is thomas gilbert, jr. he may still be i

she got back to the apartment about 15 minutes later and she found sr. on the floor with a bullet hole in his head. >> reporter: police found the gun on gilbert's chest, making it look like a suicide, but a search of tommy jr.'s apartment suggested otherwise. >> we have a shell casing envelope with the serial number of the gun that was recovered at the crime scene. substantial amount of physical evidence to use. >> reporter: police also found indications of a fraud operation at his apartment. prosecutors allege gilbert jr. has a skimming device and 21 blank credit cards, adding 22 charges of forgery to the murder and gun charges. this wasn't gilbert jr.'s first encounter with the law. he was arrested in september for violating a protective order filed by another hedge fund player, peter n. smith. the smith family home in the hamptons later burned to the ground in a case that's being investigated for arson. tommy gilbert's one-time girlfriend told the "new york post," he was a loner, but murderer? this was the last thing in a million years that i thought

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last hour or so the children were found alive and safe in the company of their father cortes hamilton sr. but their mother is still missing and there is real concern for her safety. >> surprised this would happen. >> reporter: neighbors tell nbc 10 that the couple were recently fighting and police were called to the home for domestic disputes. >> she would text if you don't hear from me call the cops. she didn't show up for work so they called the cops. >> reporter: the search intensifies for their mother and asked the public to keep her picture in mind. >> keep an eye out and call the cops. >> for the children and the mother too. and i'm just hoping that everything works out all right. >> reporter: anybody who sees this mother or knows about the disappearance in this case is urged to call delaware state police. as for the father no word on whether they consider him a suspect. randy gyllenhaal nbc 10 news. >>> the nbc 10 app was the first to alert you about the amber alert. don't miss any breaking stories or weather. download the app at www.nbc10.com. >>> a scare on the slopes tonight. a

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to the point that reverend king sr. said he could call martin in alabama on mississippi and call ralph in new york and ask a question and would get the same answer and they would not have talked. that's how much they were in sync with each other. he said the two thought alike and were like brothers as much as a.d. and martin were. they were friends, and ralph would have been standing on the balcony in memphis but he had a tough beard, and it took him an hour cutting to cut his beard. had to go this way, that way, this way, that way, and he had to shave, and martin had dressed, and they shared the same room, the two beds are still there. if you go there, you'll see it. and he was putting on aftershave lotion when martin stood on the balcony. and he heard something that sounded like a firecracker and looked down and it was the heel -- the bottom of martin's shoe, and he ran to the balcony and there he was, and he lift him up, his head up and held him and said, martin, this is ralph, this is ralph, and he tried to say some

even back to george bush sr. sometimes and as you pointed out a lot of other people have had this happen to them. for women in particular nancy pelosi there has been talks about scowling and how she scowls. i think republicans get it worse than democrats do. >> i don't remember john boehner scowling. there is great pressure if you are sitting behind a guy who tens of millions are focused on for over an hour. you got to watch everything you are doing and how you're looking, but i just never remembered it coming up when the roles were reversed when it was a democrat behind a republican president for example. >> right. it's difficult to see that. i did note john boehner and joe biden lifting about 18 degrees. i think it would be difficult for them to sit there through that entire time. if you look up how many times dick cheney was accused of having a scowl on his face there is an entire yahoo answers to why dick cheney scowls. photo bucket has a whole vertical. >> if you go to town on whether you thought someone was

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gilbert sr. told his son he would no longer pay his rent and cut on his allowance. several high profile murder cases. billions of dollars. same -- like john du pont. one of the first big cases. he passed away in prison. the du pont chemical fortune. he murdered an olympic metalists. alan he was serving two life sentences for murdering his ex-wife. gee gee jordan she was a nurse. convicted of killing her son. that was -- robert durst. this is a big one coming up. robert durst, he was the real estate of the durst organization. (?) one world trade center, they were. he's been questioned, but never charged in several high-profile murders. and menendez brothers. they're in prison for killing their parents. adam: doesn't matter if you're wealthy or not wealthy. people succumb to all kinds of issues. you're not safe guarded just because you have big bucks. >> we're monitoring what the police commissioner is saying. adam: big questions for morgan stanley after they discovered one of its employees downloaded data on 350 clients. morgan stanley fired that employee who it beli

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that's where they found thomas gilbert sr. in a bedroom dead with a gunshot wound to his head.ollar hedge fund and lived in an area of manhattan where violence is rare. >> the neighborhood is safe. it could have happened at anywhere at any team. >> a woman's neighbor identified as thomas gilbert sr.'s wife was escorted out of the building by law enforcement. police recovered a handgun in the apartment and immediately began searching the area for gilbert's son, 30-year-old thomas gilbert jr. who fled the scene on foot. >> he's going to be a male white in his early 30s. he's wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt. his name is thomas gilbert jr. he may still be in the area. >> the manhunt ended hours later when police report lid broke down the door in his apartment where he was found hiding inside. he was arrested and is currently being questioned by detech tissues. now, motive for the shooting remains unclear and the case is still under investigation. the younger thomas gilbert has not been charged. a cause of gilbert sr. is being determined. >> michelle, that's an incredible story. >>

>> gretchench gretchen thomas gilbert sr.ing his son's $2,400-a-month rent and giving him $600 a month allowance, but two weeks ago, the dad told thomas jr. he was cutting the allowance to $400 a week. the son was unhappy, and police say that's what led to the murder. on sunday, thomas gilbert jr. showed up at his parents' apartment unannounced, asking his mom to go out and get him some food so he could talk to his dad alone. 15 minutes after mom left the apartment, she says she had a bad feeling, went back and found her husband with a gunshot wound to the head. she says the gun was lying on his chest with his hand on it. police say the son staged it to look like a suicide. the mom called 911. police converged on the son's apartment, and after a seven-hour standoff, thomas gilbert jr. was arrested. inside the apartment police found more ammunition along with empty shell casings and some equipment used to forge credit cards. the son has now been charged with second-degree murder. police also say thomas gilbert jr. was having f

last night, police found the children alive and safe in the company of their father cortez hamilton sr. neighbors say keshia texted a cryptic message to her sister telling her to call police if she didn't hear from her. and then on friday keshia didn't show up for work. the nbc 10 app was the first to alert you to the breaking news about the amber alert for keshia's children, which again has been lifted. of course, police are still looking for the mother. if you'd like to learn more about the app, just go to our website, nbc10.com. >>> today, family and friends will hold a vigil for a bucks county teacher who has been missing for five days now. nobody has seen christopher tully since tuesday morning. police say his credit cards have not been used and his cell phone is turned off. his parents tell us that they were driving tully to get help for his depression when he bailed out of their car near city avenue in winfield heights. that was the last time anybody saw him. tully's three sons made a public plea last night for their father to come home. he teaches at the middle bucks institute

sue sr. yo 4am will definitely have the latest on the totals with tomorrow's clipper that's going to be moving in at the worst possible time. >> all right. scott. thank you. >> at least we got the heads up from cold to volcanic hot rumbling in western mexico. small eruptions at the fire volcano following a big one northwest of mexico city yesterday. time lapsed captures the drama the mommy that volcano spewed ash thousands of meters into the air. i covered some of this stuff in alaska always just amazing to watch. some of that ash did fall on are in by communities but experts say no one is at risk. >>> miami police arrested three people check out this as bikers and atv riders we've through the streets of miami yesterday. the bikers say it was their version of peaceful protests they spread their message. bikes up, guns down. but residents say it caused a traffic problem nearly 500 bikers were speeding through the streets. sometimes popping we'll lease and pulling stunts. bikers just simply wan