dna analysis confirmed what roy brown already knew -- that the saliva stains on sabina kulakowski's t-shirtcome from barry bench. >> the paternity testing showed that the john doe dna on the shirt came from the father of this young woman, katherine exstat, who was barry bench's daughter. >> unbelievably, when this evidence was presented to the court, the judge refused to grant a new trial. he said he had no proof that barry bench was katherine's biological father. >> you would think you would be home the next day. you wouldn't think people would drag this out. >> this is the kind of people i'm dealing with. >> with more prompting, the state of new york exhumed barry bench's body and took a dna sample. it conclusively matched the saliva on sabina kulakowski's t-shirt and roy brown was finally released from prison, 15 years to the day he was convicted. but the question remains, why did barry bench murder sabina kulakowski? barry bench and sabina were acquaintances. sabina lived with barry's brother, ron, until they broke up a month before the fire. according to friends, barry bench was in fin

to do that, they had to analyze the shirt she had on that day. >> sarah johnson had a blue cotton t-shirtwith green paint smeared on to it. so, therefore, i'm thinking, well, let's examine the blue shirt now and see if any of that cotton fiber could have transferred with the green paint on to the bathrobe. >> scientists took samples from the t-shirt and fibers from inside the bathrobe. they used a scanning electron microscope to compare the similarities. they found paint on both the t-shirt and the bathrobe with the same chemical makeup. >> what i believe happened now, there is an evidence transfer from the blue t-shirt deposited on to the pink bathrobe. >> this proved that sarah had worn the robe over the top of her t-shirt. finally, investigators analyzed the gloves found in the garbage. >> when you handle an item and you leave behind the oils and residues from your skin, that contains skin cells, and we are oftentimes able to get dna from those samples. >> scientists swabbed the inside of the gloves and found dna from only one person. >> sarah was the source of the dna found on the lat

lacks discipline because the guys are wearing cut off t-shirts, what do you expect.this in a certain context though take the blame or certainly all of the blame all of bergdahl. >> let me get this straight the "new york times" says because guys wearing bandannas that it's okay to desert? so if i look ajim in hendrix album then i can go awol. you know what the real reason is, goldberg. >> the real reason is they are covering for president obama. >> thank you. thank you. >> that's the real reason. >> that's right. >> but you have got it do it in a certain way. what i'm saying is they are doing it by trying to take the blame off of this guy that obama got freed and i have no problem with him getting the guy freed. but to suggest that whatever he did was a deserter or worse, it really wasn't his fault. >> not his fault. >> it was part of the unit's glps you have to explain that fast to me. you don't have any trouble with the president free in exchange for the five war criminals? i don't want you getting in trouble here. >> what i'm saying is, one could make a case that y

i came up with some ideas for these t-shirts. i killed a jew and all i got was this dumb t-shirt.s going to be a big seller. some surf clothing that says beheading is cool. >> i'll be heading out. >> they are doing a deal with target. they've got -- let me see. they are creating a set of paula mujahedin cook wear. that is fuelly true. and then they have products, jihad, your hair smells terrific. i will try to make money. >> is that cynical? >> i think that was clever. andy, you are jewish. will that keep from you purchasing amazing apparel? or will you and your buddies bewaring these at the snowden parties? >> the hamas 1987hoodie and the skull and forehead with the knife on the star both sold out. these things are flying off the shelves, greg. my biggest problem with the gear is it is exclusively aimed at men which is obviously problematic. >> it is very, very problematic and feminists should be calling them out on this. >> you are right. feminists should ask to go over there and talk to them. >> is there a number i can call? >> there is a number on the t-shirt. joanne, you are

t-shirts selling for about $10 apiece and there are toys, too. facebook is watching for any type of merchandise advertised on its pages and say they will get rid of anything with the logo. >>> today secretary of state john kerry is meeting senior nato officials in belgium to discuss the crisis in iraq. kerry visited iraq the last two days to convince prime minister nouri al-maliki and other leaders to form a more unified government, one that includes more sunnis. >>> results this morning for primary elections in six states. here are a few of the winners. in a closely watched runoff in mississippi, republican senate incumbent thad cochran defeated the tea party candidate. in new york charlie rangel won his seat. >>> we had a slow drizzly start but a nice finish, huh? >> yeah. but an exciting day ahead. we have a late season storm system moving into california right now bringing statehouse noose far northern california. nothing here just -- bring storms now into far northern california. nothing here just yet. you can see see showers into eureka and

sense you are out of t-shirt. >> some fan enjoy watching chrome previous win at the track.e the beautiful colt born to love the chicago's and sired by lucky pope. everyone these days wants to be a chromeie. this shirt was happeneded out to employees. >> all of our farm people out there have them and we are representing california chrome. everybody needs a hero and chrome is our hero. >> california chrome cut out clearly the big attraction her here. people can't walk by without snapping a picture or maybe taking a selfie. this is abc 7 news. >> go california chrome. >> difficult choice for some bay area students. attend graduation or the state track meet. 4 hercules high school seniors made it to this weekend state meet very same day as graduation. the kid had to decide between attending graduation with family and friends or possibly winning a championship. the track won. >> it was a hard decision but then when i talked the with my family and my team mates we all came dup at the time decision that's what we want to do. we have been working really hard and all really excited

i have ten t-shirts. >> jimmy: you really only had ten t-shirts? >> ten t-shirts. o'leary, said why don't i put it on a t-shirt. and put it out there. then he'd offer me probably -- for every shirt that i sell, $5 royalty for the rest of my life. >> jimmy: right, right, and you'd be paying kevin all that money. >> exactly. >> jimmy: he's not an us, by the way. >> no, he's not. >> jimmy: for us, by us does not include canadian white people. [ laughter ] >> good thing, i may have gotten to deal with barbara. she can't count. so barbara just invests in everything. >> jimmy: you started out with these t-shirts. i remember a story where l.l. cool j was wearing -- wore a fubu -- was it a hat? >> yes. >> jimmy: in a gap commercial. >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: he told me something about this. was that something that you guys planned? >> you know, at the time hip-hop was becoming popular. and i believe the conversation, l.l. felt insulted when they called him, l.l., kwame, fat boy, whatever your name is, come in and rap, we want to get those type of people in the store. we thoug

remains at large tonight with police describing him as a 5-foot seven hispanic male wearing a black t-shirt and blue jeans. police said he followed the victim home to her apartment on the 1900 block of spruce street around 12:30 saturday morning after she left a nearby bar. ah when she got home he came up behind her grabbed her neck and forced her to hope the door. once inside the victim was sexually assaulted. the suspect then left and the victim called police. neighbors who live nearby were surprised to hear the news. >> seems very safe, like that's why i'm surprised it happened here. you don't expect nothing like this to happen in rittenhouse. >> reporter: what went through your mind. >> like it's not safe to walk

don't want to turn my back on you, that made these out of recycled t-shirts. recycled t-shirts.et me try one on. recycled t-shirts and tell us what this one is made out of. >> this was a patchwork quilt that migrate grandmother made. >> keeping it in the family. we will be here until 9:00 o'clock tonight. all of the wears. this is a new look for me what do you think. >> i think that will come in handy during snowstorms, ribbon earrings are a nice touch, that matches nicely. thanks very much, kathy. >> i need that, that scarves matches my dress tonight. >> these are for you. >> thank you so much. it is so great in olde city, first friday, all this found art and great stuff that you would never think of, and then it is a must have. lets take another look where people are doing shopping tonight, the ocean city boardwalk. we are all familiar with this. you can see folks out there with the strollers, short sleeves, taking a stroll this evening. eating some pizza or water ice. it is great night to be down the shore or in the city. satellite radar shows a whole lot of nothing. we have

i have to talk about the t-shirt because he used to wear the black t-shirt all the time and now he'sot is that on purpose? >> it's definitely on purpose. i think a lot of positive and interesting press have come out and the comparison of steve jobs was too much. >> he didn't like the comparisons? >> he revered steve jobs very much and he didn't want people to think he is the next steve jocks. >> who is lei jun. he could have retired 10 times over. he was already wealthy but he decided to start a smart phone maker. why? >> when i first got to know him and learn the scale of his ambitions -- most interrupt nurse talk about going to washing -- entrepreneurs talk about -- think about going to war with one weapon. he said i'll have an entire eco system of taking advantage of the millennium revolution. that's how he looked at it. what really drove him was impact at the global level and that's what got him going. >> he had some scars from his earlier e-commerce forays. he was a co-investor in a retailer in china. before that he founded joyo, now amazon china. what did he learn from those ex

i have to talk about the t-shirt.sed to wear the -- he used to wear the black t-shirt all the time. is that on purpose? >> it's definitely on purpose. hiss has come out since first launch. the comparison to steve jobs was too much. he revered steve jobs very much and he did not want able to mistake that he is the next steve jobs. >> who is lei jun? 10 timeshave retired over. he decided to start a smartphone maker. why? >> interesting -- when i first got to know him and learn his ambitions, as not nor, most think about building a weapon and going to war with one weapon. he said, let me build an entire military apparatus. i will have a phone, a browser, an entire ecosystem around taking advantage of a mobile internet revolution. that is how he looked at it. --t really drove him was this is what got him going. >> he had some scars from his earlier e-commerce forays. and apparel retailer in china. amazon china. he did not sell joyo for a lot to amazon. he was an early entrepreneur in the internet space in china. he had ki

and the prices range from $10 to $260 >> for a t-shirt? >> most americans own 15 t-shirts.t's like the jeans and the swimsuit quest. let me know if anybody finds the perfect t-shirt. i would like to know. >> it's true. you open the drawer. you have all these t-shirts. not for $200. >>> we have other summer staples wildly on sale. we're going to spring into summer. i'm going to walk and talk. terrific deals and all kinds of warm weather favorites, thanks to tory johnson, of course. hop on to our website, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! for the information you need to know, to grab these bargains. and in box number one? >> well, first, our biggest deal doesn't fit in a box. these supercool play tents from pacific play tent. we have two kids inside, they're having so much fun, they're not sticking their heads out right now. ten different styles to choose from. you have gigantic play houses. you have teeny cars, big assortments. normally, starting at $60, slashed in half. so, really, 30 bucks. a lot of indoor and outdoor fun. >> these are fantastic. how much fun they're having

>> ashleigh, t-shirts, hoodies, polos. orism experts tell me we can't be sure isis is the one manufacturing these shirts, it does look like they come from indonesia and we shouldn't be surprised if somehow isis is getting the money. >> or maybe a percentage of the proceeds. clearly it has to cost something to produce. what does the arabic say? >> there's the isis flag right there, kind of logo from the isis flag, god, the prophet, muhammad. another one says the islamic state. one says fight for freedom until the last drop of blood. >> oh, so no whoo hoo or anything like that. >> exactly. >> what about the children's toys? they're after the children's market as well. >> even a figurine for children that comes along with a little sticker. this one, also it looks like it comes from indonesia, and there it has the jihada. there's no god but god, muhammad is the messenger of god, and the circle reads allah, prophet, muhammad again. they're not just sticking to the website. they're using facebook and twitter. as soon as they pop

they love everything locally grown. 600 t-shirts available saturday morning but they won't last long. >> we are looking for anything with california chrome on it so we cancel t-srt and glasses and wine glasses. >>reporter: as soon as the wine glasses went on display, folk like linda shirley of san diego snapped them up. >> i have 2 wine glasses that have california chrome on. sense you are out of t-shirt. >> some fan enjoy watching chrome previous win at the track. debbie worns at the horse division where the beautiful colt born to love the chicago's and sired by lucky pope. everyone these days wants to be a chromeie. this shirt was happeneded out to employees. >> all of our farm people out there have them and we are representing california chrome. everybody needs a hero and chrome is our hero. >> california chrome cut out clearly the big attraction her here. people can't walk by without snapping a picture or maybe taking a selfie. this is abc 7 news. >> go california chrome. >> difficult choice for some bay area students. attend graduation or the state track meet. 4 hercules high sch

(laughter) you've seen it on all the t-shirts. selling these t-shirts on my web site. (cheers and applause) okay. all right. of course all proceed goes to me so i can prove that this is true. and folks, this formula is nothing new. remember the old saying the rich get richer and the poor should really try being rich. it's nice. (laughter) and here's my major bone to piketty with tom. he thinks we need a progressive global tax on capital that could skyrocket to a punitive 80% tax rate on income above 500,000 dollars. 80%. that's an increase of -- -- 80% more than i pay now. >> i'm not going to take it. this punitive tax rate here. and here's where this comes in. okay. i in solidarity my personal friend billion air industrialist-- you see, if piketty had his way and tony was coving up 80% tax, he is not a billionaire any more and can't afford to be ironman then who is saving new york from the invaders, hawkeye, yeah, after he gets there on the bus. billionaires, billionaires, billionaires protect us. and tonight i protect them. i go

. >> tonight's c block is sponsored by the t-shirt cannon.ting a t-shirt into a crowd and without having to put it into the cannon. thanks t-shirt cannon. >>> she slurred away, but it's okay. she is an obama. speaking at an event on monday the first lady insulted the romani minority community and got a pass. she was talking about being a working mother and uttered the word gyped. >> i tried the part-time thing, but what i realized was i got gyped on that front. >> i we need to bleep that. >> apparently the term comes from the word gypsy which is short for aroma. some compare it to saying jewed them down. sorry, andy for calling somebody an indian giver. sorry, joanne. at least she is not the only one who use the term. >> we want to make sure if you are buying health insurance on the market place you are not getting gouged and gyned by the insurance -- gyped by the insurance company. >> unbelievable. what is the solution to the romani minority? let's discuss this in "red eye"'s award-winning segment. >> that's how we get it around the graphics

people wore t-shirts to school that says iran sucks. they wore them to junior high.e iran sucks t-shirts. >> they are here and year and just pulled a fast one on the mediar. they duped the dutch press and the huffington post to prove a gay's only town was being constructed in a place called the netherlands. a gay village is a real fake name was endorsed by the mayor and a developer to give it more credibility. outrage ensued with people tweeting that the gay ghettos were not needed to protect the gay community. but it was all an elaborate hoax. is there any other kind? the group was killed -- the group was thrilled saying the reaction we got was positive monday. the dutch media were less pleased. they were extremely annoyed at the deception. never anger the dutch media. meanwhile, back in the states, a new gal lop poll shows the confidence in the media is at an all time low across all medei. we will not let you down, viewers. just watch this. >> that's beautiful. >> i wish i could have seen it -- >> i additioned for that part. wonder how the dog got it. >> that was m

. >> in a bundle thrown to the side investigators found tara's t-shirt, and on it a potential clue. >d see a faint outline of an outsole of an athletic shoe on the front of the shirt. you could make a positive identification of a footwear impression just like you can make a positive identification of a fingerprint. >> but finding the shoe wouldn't be easy. [ male announcer ] identity theft ... it's one of the fastest growing crimes in america. in fact, there's a new victim of identity theft every...three...seconds. so you have to ask yourself, am i next? one weak password could be all it takes. or trusting someone you shouldn't. over 100 million consumers had their personal information stolen in recent retail store and online security breaches. you think simply checking last month's credit score can stop identity thieves now? that alone just isn't enough. but lifelock offers the most comprehensive identity theft protection available. as soon as the patented lifelock identity alert system detects a threat, you'll be notified by text, phone or email. ♪ your response helps stop thieves b

kevin o'leary, said why don't i put it on a t-shirt. and put it out there. us by us does not include canadian white people. >> good thing, i may have gotten to deal with barbara. she can't count. you start out with the small t-shirts. i remember a story, l.l. cool jay, wore a fubu hat. in a gap commercial. >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: he told me something about this. was that shug that you planned. >> you know the time. hip-hop was becoming popular. and i bleach the conversation, l.l. felt insulted when they called him, i want you to come in and rap and get people in the store. we thought rap was for african-americans. my daughter is 16 years old, white. and talking about fight the power and -- the police. maybe we want those people in the store. they asked l.l. to write the copy. >> jimmy: remember, a great commercial actually. >> it was. rapping fact. in the commercial he goes for us by us on the logo. they ended up spending $30 million airing a fubu ad. and fubu skyrocketed. it did. now, everybody at the gp and advertising agency. you know what they found ought

over to get a t-shirt costs $2 and have to have it and you fall over.appened. >> here it is. >> they have to know there is somewhat of a risk. this is the 2009 incident. >> this is actually the incident. what happened was -- >> this is file. >> that is slugger. >> the big difference in this particular incident was that the mascot, andrea, didn't fire the hot dog in the air gun. he turned around and tossed it up but still costed major pain for this particular individual. the baseball rule stipulates that, you know, a bat were to fly up in the stand or baseball hits you in the head that is risk you take on being speck at the same time tore at baseball game. >> yep you. >> don't necessarily take on the risk to being hit in the eye with a hot dog. >> you're absolutely right, sandra. if you read back of the tickets they're very clear. you assume some kind after risk when you enter the stadium. are you to assume equal amount of risk for baseball come at you unintentionally. you're not expecting a mascot to hurl a foil wrapped hot dog in your face. are basebal

of mythe name on the back brazil t-shirt. people look at that and ask me if i'm crazy.at's my name. what can i do not go -- what can i do? >> my name comes from the 1986 world cup. he was the top scorer of that world cup. shoulders,ght on my having his name. people want me to play football at the same level as him. >> you can see my name on the back of this t-shirt. play, only onm youtube. not only on tv i saw him playing. hello. , nine months 1985 dadre the world cup, but my only registered me after the tournament. he was looking for a name. unfortunately, he had eliminated brazil from that cup. >> their football skills on the field may not always match up with the football names on their back, but the fact that their moms and dads decided they should go through life with some pretty famous players' names demonstrates the intense fashion -- intense passion brazilians feel for the game. >> ok, not a lot of chance those kids are going to grow up and decide to be basketball or baseball players. they have to start enjoying football. that rings the show to a close. you can

look at the bullet hole in that t-shirt. that's the gym teacher who we have learned did something to save so much. abc news's david wright from the scene. >> reporter: police say the teenager responsible for this rampage was a 15-year-old freshman, jared michael padgett, who arrived on campus as though it were just another day. >> he arrived at school yesterday morning on the school bus, carrying a guitar case and duffel bag. >> reporter: inside the ar-15 assault rifle used in the attack. plus a hunting knife and a handgun, plus nine extra clips of ammo. the shooter obtained the weapons from his family home. the weapons had been secured but he defeated the security measures. >> reporter: authorities say padgett went straight to the locker room near the gym where he shot and killed fellow freshman emilio hoffman. football coach todd rispler saw what was happening and reached down the hall to sound the alarm. the gunman chasing after him, shooting. look closely at the coach's t-shirt there. that's a bullet hole! today the loca

so t-shirts and things. >> i love t-shirts. >> t-shirts are like second skin.absorb the oils in your body. if you wore them for more than four hours, throw them in the washing machine in hot water. >> depending how much you sweat, you may want to throw them away. >> what's this? >> that's going into the ironing section. depending on whether you have silk or cotton, you're going to want to use different functions of your iron. for a silk dress, use the steam function and hold it about three inches away from the fabric because it can rip if it gets wet. use the dry function on cotton fibers. >> that's the only chore i like is ironing. >> this is fun. some people just don't find it that enjoyable. there are some tricks, though, for not ironing. so you can create an at home wrinkle release with a 16 ounce spray bottle of hot water, two cups of hot water and one tablespoon of fabric softener. give it a spritz on your wrinkled shirt and let it hang to dry while you -- >> okay. >> are showering. >> lastly, stuff in the dry cleaner's, should you take off the plastic an

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she comes back, does the same crime, wearing the the same, distinctive t-shirt. we cannot make out if that is a bob marley shirt, bob dylan shirt, anyway, you can tell that shirt is distinctive. she wears the jeans. she goes in the wegmans. while women have a purse in the baby seat in the front of the cart, she digs the wallet out ape she goes right next door to the target where you don't have to move your cars, a 50-foot walk from door to door and she starts spending big time with the stolen credit cards before the women even go to the check out counter and realize that their wallet is missing at wegmans because they are continuing to shop for groceries. she's hitting them before they fill their carts up. then she spend a lot. not just target but all of the stores. she's coming back three different times between may 21st and 29th. when we told woman bit last night they could not believe it was happening at their favorite grocery store. >> two of the incidents were where the purse was left unattended only for a few second but thaw is all it takes to take out the w

and i'm sure if you look at country export, not only the t-shirt, other merchandise like flags, capsff, i'm sure the business is around a billion dollars. >> reporter: the world cup merchandise is made mostly in china and bangladesh. the bangladeshi clothing industry has been under scrutiny after disasters. the world cup orders came is a big boost. teams inspect standards and factories across bangladesh. several factories that were not compliant have been shut down. western banks have warned they will look elsewhere if the safety sector does not improve. >> i don't think we should take it for granted. there is a project that we invested in. it is investing in building the capacity. there are new market like ethiopia opening up. there is a population hungry india, you know, where they are going to grab more business from us. >> reporter: for the moment, the exports keep growing. they are expected to reach between $25 billion in this fiscal year. that's more than 80% of the country's annual export. the industry has the potential to change the lives of millions of people if the manufact

t. shirt and acted towards in this review but i wanted her famous critic to me your world he he under a delusion that it was awful to topple. him up and. turn it in nine pm right here in our to america does it for now i'm going to france syria eight o'clock. i've. ever read some of the stories about people getting fired from their jobs for posting stupid stuff on line that had nothing to do with their actual jobs and thought man your personal life online in your professional life should be treated separately and if i get a protest for you brian's a birdie is a lawyer from delaware and he's a few days into a hunger strike on the sidewalk outside of the supreme court he's there to bring attention to a simple belief that our social lives and professional lives should be separate by law it's a social construct he's been actively fighting for he applied for jobs by sending out a picture of himself in a rolled up t. shirt instead of sending out resumes and he became a sort of viral star for that one he's also posted pictures to facebook of himself in his underwear well seeking a job as an att

he was not wearing the black t-shirt and jeans. ? goes of jobs in lei jun >> he is much more humble. he sort of apologized in some way to the low memory version of the pad. they were not as disruptive with prices. he said the ipad is a great product. steve jobs never would've done that. >> cory johnson and brad stone. he has a cultlike following in china and has been compared to steve jobs. and howtly is lei jun has he been able to wow the chinese market? that is still ahead on the best of "bloomberg west." ♪ >> welcome back to the best of "bloomberg west." i am emily chang. on a special mission of atoomberg west" we looked xiaomi. the driving force is ceo lei jun . he is called the steve jobs of china. he has a cultlike following. how has he dropped -- driven their success? lei jun may not like for his company to be compared to apple, one look at him onstage and you can't help but think of steve jobs. accident. lei jun read a book about jobs and decided to emulate him in style and substance. many has his hands in places in the chine

t. shirt always had blood on it our feather our squirrel guts he's all i never wear socks he always wore deducing crame levi blue jeans and a white t. shirt that have a beard he did not he is a black top clean shaven he was the guy that nicknamed me the blond bomber. the great guy and i used to go fishing with a muslim out fact he put a sack over my head made me lay down in the bottom of a boat because he knew if we caught fish that i'd come back the next day in my boat and go to the same spot he would make me put a sack on and lay the bottom of the boat and that's where i'd stay till we got to where we were going where we were drafted i was the first player first player picked so you backed him up for a couple years you had a go of a senior that had a great junior year and great junior and senior year out of pressure being a first place. i didn't realize that larry at the time how much pressure was i didn't realize i never thought i did numbered i never did interviews when it did interviews we didn't have television people doing interviews with us so when i went to pittsburgh all this w

t. shirt instead of sending out resumes and he became a sort of viral star for that one he's also posted pictures to facebook of himself in his underwear well seeking a job as an attorney those were pretty much publicity stunts to raise awareness about the idea of separating personal and professional lives online and while all of that might sound a little bit elitist his message is compelling according to zubair t. we desperately need to adapt our laws now so that we don't face an orwellian nightmare on the job in the not too distant future it will barely posits that in just a few short decades there will be no such thing as privacy and social media or anywhere else in the last century we've gone from a world where no one had even heard of cell phones and everyone enjoyed privacy to a world of google glass and surveillance satellite. as he puts it history has shown us that technological innovation and privacy are inversely proportional concepts that's pretty damn succinct right there so it will vary he says that fifty years from now we'll have passed through our current information age i

t-shirts bearing the isis logo, and fight for freedom until the last drop of blood t-shirts.gure for children holding a toy gun. facebook says it has a texas a&m of investigators looking for violations of -- a team of investigators looking for violations of these. they say they have results that bar direct statements of hate, attacks on private individuals and groups and those promoting terrorism. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> 8:47. let's check back with sal. you are keeping an eye on 880. how are they doing? >> it's a little better. i would suggest that going down to the san mateo bridge on 880 is not all that bad. right now, southbound traffic is looking good as you can see. that's on your left there heading down to 92. you will see some slow traffic northbound has improfnled a little bit -- improved a little bit getting up to the coliseum. traffic at the toll plaza has been pretty slow this morning. if you are driving on westbound approach, this is because that deadly crash and also because of the normal morning commute. h

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he has a t-shirt wrapped around his head to hide his identity, it slims from time to time.here's a struggle, he demands cash and jewelry. we are not identifying the victim here's some of what she had to say about the attack. >> he said give me the money i blow your head, i got family, i got problems, i need the money. >> reporter: so after that struggle he drags her back out to the car, threatens to shoot her, demanded more money than she had on her, so he makes her call somebody and drives around the buildings in her car waiting tore that friend to show up. he took the cash from the friend kick the victim out of the car nearby and ditch the car a few blocks away. this was a violent attack, anyone with information call northeast detectives, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> members of the center city community came together last night in light of the recent rape at 19th and spruce. philadelphia city council johnson organized the public safety meeting. the meeting was full on information on how to organize a neighborhood watch and tips an how to protect yourself. n

he is a hispanic male 25 to 30 years old wearing black screens and black t-shirt. told police she did not believe that anyone with that description that she saw at the bar or walking home. you can see detectives are talking to neighbors and crime scene unit has gone inside with cameras possibly looking for more evidence as they try to piece together who is responsible for the crime. they are looking for any input from the public or surveillance video. if you have that information contact police. reporting live from rittenhouse square, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> a fire overnight lands a person in the hospital and others in shelter. "action news" was in the philadelphia lawncrest section as firefighters put out hot spots on rutland street. one person was overcome by smoke and sent to the hospital for smoke inhalation. a neighboring home had smoke and water damage. the red cross said 6 people were offered shelter and other help. investigators are searching for what started that fire. >>> police are investigating an accident that seriously hurt a boy i

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7 eleven honor pacific drive and an image on surveillance camera, the robber was wearing a white t-shirt or towel, he made up about 15 feet until inches can't. they are trying to find out what happened during a shooting that claimed the lives of two police officers. >>> and what happened to comedian tracy morgan? . >>> new details about the wal- mart truck driver who killed tracy morgan. according to a criminal complaint, he had been awake for more than 24 hours when his big-rig slammed into the comedians limo bus. federal rules only allow them to drive 11 hours before consecutively taking a break, he is expected to show signs of improvement but will be in the hospital for several more weeks. a spokesperson said he suffered a broken femur and several broken ribs. james is seen here on the left was killed. >>> we are learning more about the two shooters who gunned down including two police officers and investigators say the couple ambushed the officers and they were having lunch and was attempting why will text others and the millers shouted the revolution is about to start. police found