reporter: he says keep in mind caleb barnes also faces a murder charge for stabbing the woman in the neck burying the to push the bloody car into a pond. >> i want to go through each text as to what she meant by those too. they do sound damning at times. and we're going to have to deal with those. >> reporter: after visiting his client in the lehigh county

she calls 911, not even realizing she's been hit in the neck. you will hear her story just ahead here. >>> also tonight, the scare at the zoo in the heartland. you can see the workers there trying to get control of a tiger on the loose. >>> and then listen to this tonight. the boy calling for help for his mother. he's just 5. >> my mom is -- i don't know what my mom is doing. i need help. >> we'll tell you why his mother was in trouble and how he saved her when we come back. my scalp hurts. my hair hurts. this is what it can be like to have shingles. a painful, blistering, rash. if you had chickenpox, the shingles virus is already inside you. 1 in 3 people will get shingles in their lifetime. well i had to go to the eye doctor last week and i have to go back today. the doctor's worried its so close to her eye. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about your risk. super poligrip seals out more food particles. so your food won't get stuck and you can enjoy every single bite. eat loud, live loud, super poligrip. super poligrip holds your dentures tight

southern maryland and the northern neck. things get pretty intense there because they have so long, all day to heat up to set the stage for some of these thunderstorms. they're going to be in the 80s and these storms are going to have very strong winds, hail and the possibility of an isolated tornado is still in the cards there. this is 4:30. we still see some showers back off to the west but things clear out before the sun sets. and by the time the sun sets thereafter, things are really kicking out for a good weekend. so we'll be here tracking the storms as they approach our area. topper will be tracking them at 5:00. 67 for tomorrow, near 70 degrees by sunday. the parade, it's going to be absolutely great. as we head to monday, still warm and our next chance of rain and storms arrives on tuesday. over to you. >> thanks, allyson. >>> we're following breaking news. a fairfax county police officer is under investigation for child pornography. sources tell our peggy fox the police officer was escorted out of headquartering yest

that will irritates the nerve that goes from the back of your neck to the back of your head, and cane. >> procedure she is having should tell if those nerves are the problem. >> actually block the nerve that go to the joint in the neck, which maybe the trigger to her migraine headache. >> doctors inject long acting anesthetic around the facet joint in the neck, numbering the nerves. >> it is the first time i went three solid days without a headache. >> since she is getting relief, doctors now plan to use radio frequency on the nerve which could provide at least a year of migraine relief. doctors say, if looking up at a tv or computer screen causes neck pain, and tightness which then triggers a headache, that's probably a good indication that the migraine is caused by a nerve problem. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right, it is 6:21 right now. still ahead on "eyewitness news", final preparations are underway for country music party of the year. the academy of country music awards we'll hear more about what you can expect, a look at one of the nominees for entert

donna falls in the group whose migraines are triggered by nerves in the neck. >> essentially the jointsrt rubbing and that irritate the nerve that goes from the back of your neck to the back of your head and off set and trigger a migrate. >> reporter: the procedure she's having should tell if those nerves are the problems. >> we block the nerve that goes to the joint in the neck which may be the trigger. >> reporter: under x-ray guidance drop inject a long acting anesthetic numbering the nerve. >> i went three solid days without a headache. >> reporter: since she's getting relief, doctors plan to use radio frequency on the nerve which could provide at least a year of migraine relief. now migraines are caused by lots of different things. doctors say if you are looking up at a tv and computer screen causes neck pain and tightness which triggers a headache that is a a good indication that migraine is caused by a nerve problem in the neck. we should also tell you these injections don't work for everybody, some people it is a great relief. >> just listening to her describe what that feels li

neck! that's what the injuries are. this is really i hate to say it we're on here week in week out, what's finally happened is you have cell phone videos now, so you understand what cops do. cops are in these inner city communities roufting these young men in a -- basically a system of criminal justice apartheid which is what we have now. and unfortunately there's no trust in these communities of law enforcement. >> sonny, the official report said there was a police presence and he turned around and ran. can police run after somebody because they've run from police? >> certainly. i think the law makes it clear that if someone is running away from police officer, that may give the police officer reasonable suspicion to stop the person and even to go further and frisk the person. but i think what we have to look at is the gravity of the injury and the suggestion that somehow this arrest was effectuated without any force. we're talking about a broken back a broken neck that doesn't make sense. when you look at it in contex

liquid fire under the neck of the horse and hit things at full gallop -- they could fire under the neck of the horse and hit things at full gallop. they did this thing that people had not seen before where they would do things like chase horses, over a long period, a large piece of ground. they would let the horses come right up to the water and right before the horses got to drink --wolves do this to caribou -- the horses were constantly on the road and not able to drink so eventually they stopped. we see the comanches, they tried to get a rope on the horse and they get up to the horse and this thing is in a lather and they take the nostrils and their mouse over the nostril and blow into the nostril of the horse and this would -- put their mouth over the austral and blow into the nostril of the horse and this would gentle the horse. they understood about gelding and all of that stuff. it was, as much as anything, the comanches were, a very small tribe that lived in the mountains of wyoming, what is now wyoming. not a particularly significant tribe. something happened in the 17th centur

according to the police union president, he was shot in the neck and has undergone surgery. ed around 2:20 friday morning when the officer was on routine patrol making a check of this 7-eleven convenience store on east college parkway in annapolis. police say someone told him about a suspicious person outside the building. >> when the officer arrived, he went up to that person some type of struggle ensue wrd they both ran. the suspect ran from the officer. at that point, a gunshot was fired by the suspect striking our officer. >> reporter: within minutes the search for the gunman started. this neighbor asked that we not identify him. >> six to eight uniformed officers in fatigues carrying assault weapons with two dogs. >> reporter: tactical officers swarmed the neighborhood. 43 pliska debts searched the 7-eleven property and stood shoulder to shoulder checking the streets for evidence. this is an isolated but heavily traveled area. >> this is a quiet neighbors. we've had some problems at the 7-eleven and at the bank at the corner. to see the search dogs and everything right i

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but at least 3-inches for the neck three months. overnight, the clouds thicken a few passing showers or sprinkles sprinkles. the low 56. highs tomorrow will be the upper 60s to around 70. we'll see some wind especially in the morning. 8am and noon and then temperatures just continue to warm up with some spotty showers passover begins score degrees in the evening. a few scattered showers as well. on the exclusive "eyewitness weather" accept day forecast cooler for the weekend the phils home opener looks great temperatures in the 60s haven't seen it that great and at least 10 years and you see more showers in the seven day forecast. but all in all, it is a much improved forecast over what we've seen. >> thank goodness. >> love the looks of it. all right, kathy thanks very much. >> a nice forecast for monday. we just need a baseball team. >> they're home. and we have opening day on monday. and normally that's a cause for big celebration around here. >> yes. >> we hope that they can earn our interest. here the guys are returning from spr

mostly southern maryland and down through areas of the northern neck. your temperature drops to 55 degrees by 9:00. the rain continues to move out of here and we'll start drying out but with breezy conditions to follow and that includes for your saturday especially early in the day. 60 to 69 degrees, that's your spread in temperatures throughout the area, 69 degrees for d.c. 60 degrees areas north and west. here's a look at your four day forecast. 66 the high for saturday. breezy a look at that low temperature starting out early sunday morning 40 degrees inside the beltway. other locations starting around 34 to 35 degrees, almost cold for this time of year considering our average is right at 46. a cold start for sunday morning but twoorm 69 almost 70 degrees. i still think sunday will be the best bay dey out of the weekend. early part of next week. your chance of showers comes on tuesday right now with high temperatures hovering around 70 to about 75 degrees. meanwhile again we continue to monitor the severe weather that's possible down through this area

by midnight most areas are dry unless you're in southern maryland or the northern neck. here we have those showers pretty heavy at times with the pockets pushing on through southern maryland and the northern neck are going to see the bulk of that rain by 5:00 tonight so your drive home, we're looking at wet roads along 66. a little drier, starting to see lighter rain through hagerstown and frederick and into westminster. you're the first to dry out. by 8:00 still lingering through the delmarva and farther south near richmond. drier weather is coming and temperatures into the middle 50s. cloudy skies still tonight. once those skies begin to clear, that's when the temperatures are going to start to fall. so first thing tomorrow morning 40s and lower 50s and some sunshine. wednesday actually ends up being a really nice day. it's during the afternoon that the clouds return. back to the upper 60s, though, near 70 degrees. then on thursday, the nats return. the clouds are still here and we are going to run into the chance of a few showers during the evening hours but we'll be w

so it could be -- it's possible that the melted object was used to injure the neck. >> what about thehere was some kind of a large bureau or a wardrobe that was on top of the husband's body? how does he kill himself, you know if the theory is correct slash his throat and yet still have the ability to pull this thing over on top of him while there's a fire raging around him? >> well again you know it's a possibility. he could have nicked the jugular, started to bleed and pull the armoire down. i think all of these things raise a lot of questions. you have to reconstruct what happened here. there was no break-in there was no robbery there were valuable things in the home. they were not taken. there are hesitation wounds that are obvious on john. >> you don't think those could have been from some other attacker who is going at him and not making full contact? >> there's no evidence to show there was a third party. if there were wounds on john in regions that he could not possibly have self inflicted one would have to argue that somebody else is involved. if there was a weapon used that s

in they come, they're going to try to get the deer by the neck. >> get that out. >> put the deer in a bag. listen. >> got it? >> sounds like that because they got that like ligature thing around its neck. >> you'd be surprised, nick we have a second video of after they got the deer from this brook, the deer inside the bag no longer has the harness on its neck still making that noise. >> step back. >> ready? >> yeah. >> and then at the end, as the deer runs off -- >> let it go. >> hey! hey! >> this double yellow line universal symbol, do not cross. >> oh! >> brown pants index, this is a ten. >> the guy in the oncoming lane going a little qui for own ability. drifts wide crosses double yellow and the life flashing before their eyes. that rider up ahead on ktmrc-8 off the shoulder, into the soft stuff. got a little bit of damage to the bearing and the wheels, and probably his underwear and leather suit. that is has close as you get to dieing. >> he recovers though. he really kept it together. and didn't fall over. >> this happening on highway 2 in california. scary place, and popular for

and traders in the 19th century, well, if you're found guilty of treason, you'd be hung by the neck until dead. that is what them to lose in this. and, indeed when they sign that declaration of rights, they sign their names onto that document just as our founding fathers had signed their names on to the declaration of independence. meaning that everyone knew who they were. joan lecher put out a call for their capture. so that's what they had to face in this fearful experiment. francis was a lawyer from fairmont as the city that he lived in. pierpondt would have never thought of himself as a politician. he would never have thought it being the civil war. he would become the governor of a new government for virginia chlts he was a person placed in a set of circumstances to which he reacted. now, the reason that he was unanimouslily voted by the body here to be the governor of this restored government was because he was the principle architect of this restored government. it was his idea. he was the one sitting at home reading the constitution when he came across the article that gave him th

police say the man grabbed a five-year-old girl by the neck, lifted her up and held her against a building she was walking with her mother. it happened near the corner of union and octavius street just a few blocks south of fort mason. the girl was not seriously hurt and the man was arrested. >>> it's quite a site and plenty of people are flocking to the beach to see this. a dead whale washed ashore in pacifica veterinarians and pa recent biologists have splint much of the day trying to determine what killed the sperm whale. mark mat use it in pacifica mark do we have any answers at this point? >> reporter: not yet, raj. at first scientists thought at that time whale looked thin but they have discovered that the whale was eating and they are still looking for signs of what may have caused it to die and wash up here on the beach. the investigation began today around noon. a dozen people have been working on the 48 foot pale sperm whale's body today, cutting away six inches of blubber to hopefully get down to what it was that killed the animal. >> we're looking for hemorrhaging and bruising

snake's head and the idea is when this butterfly is resting it will tag the back end and try to get the neckrd and you can tell looking at these parts in here it's a male and they smell really distinctly and smell kind of like burnt ketchup which is kind of weird. >> reporter: with all the data collected over days in the field it's time to hit the books to found. >> you can actually see the color of the bones. >> oh, yeah. >> green bones. >> there it is. >> and it tells us. >> wow. some frogs have green bones, who would have known? ♪ what does it mean to you every time you can add a new species to your species list? >> process of discovery and process of linking all of the organisms that live here together and learning more about their connections and interactions with each other. ♪ studying and documenting life in the rain forest is so extremely important for science, it is strenuous work and the conditions at times hazardous but often the rewards are phenomenal. ♪ so when you discover a new shee sheepecies. >> it was found here and when so we know the condition of the rain forest at this t

mary's county and the northern neck. by 6:00, d.c. metro mainly that rain and thunderstorm activity still focused south of the metro area. by 8:00 p.m. we have clearing skies. so if you're heading out tonight, might want to grab the small umbrella. you don't need your rain boots, but i would recommend a jacket as well heading out for your friday night dinner. it is going to get chilly. temperatures dip into the 50s and eventually 40s where we'll begin tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. overall it's a nice day. sunshine wind out, breezy for midday and afternoon, and we hit a high temperature of 66 degrees at about 3:00 in the afternoon. it gets better on sunday. 69 for a high. we lose the winds but keep the sun. plenty of sunshine around on sunday. monday clouds will slowly be increasing throughout the day. high temperature of 75. a bit breezy on monday and there's the chance of a few showers on tuesday, mainly earlier in the day. not bad with the temperatures. 70 degrees. then we'll keep you dry next wednesday through friday with temperatur

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. >> the puppy could have died, he could have broken the dog's neck. >>> "caught on camera: sinister, strange, shocking." >>> journalists are taught to stay objective, to avoid becoming part of the story. john mattes is an investigative reporter in san diego, and he's not afraid to chase down any lead. but in trying to expose a bad guy, he found himself smack in the middle of an unbelievable story. his cameraman captured some shocking video, and it was all the evidence the cops needed to throw someone in jail. >> stop that [ bleep ] camera right now. >> a confrontation between a local tv reporter and this irate woman could have ended here. >> uh! >> but it quickly escalates into a shocking assault that leaves san diego's tv reporter john mattes battered, bruised, and bleeding when her husband shows up. >> hey, joe. joe, call the police. call the police. >> the video was broadcast nationwide. >> i assume you've looked better than you look this morning. >> reporters getting beaten up in the line of duty. >> some video you just got to see. >> this vicious beating is the result of a serie

. >> she started with the headache the stiff neck. >> the rare parasite that claimed her daughter's life and the very common place you can find it. >>> plus it was once a college hot spot but now this georgetown bar could soon be your next fashion destination. >>> after a beautiful day outside today we have not one but two chances for rain. >>> first4 traffic. overnight closures. >>> heartbreak for two families in prince george's county after two teen arrangeagers died in this crash. their car slammed into a recycling truck in beltsville this morning. marvin vancure and steven nester and a third passenger is in the hospital tonight. it appears a car crossed into the path of that truck and hit it head-on. investigators are still trying to find out why. >>> tonight a california mother son a mission warning people about a brain-eating parasite that killed her daughter. the parasite is rare but it can be found in the most common places. nbc's donya backus reports. >> reporter: koral reef's life was just beginning. she said yes to the dress and married her high school sweetheart and was looki

areas of the northern neck. making its way out. and behind it. cooler air for remainder of the workweek. looking fairly quiet. army morning travel delays. i think for the, for the hours around 5:00 6:00 a.m. afternoon again. wet, stormy. and very humid. quite warm. temperature, 60. high tomorrow of 80 degrees. so it's the midday where we get a bit of a break. where there will not be much falling. i think's what our road conditions will be at the best. between 1:00. 2 inches of rain expected. areas of northern anne arundel county. dark red. seeing higher rainfall totals. and severe weather up and down i-95. where, our main threat right now is that of seeing some hail and high winds. from 80 degrees to 70 on tuesday. at the end of the week. temperatures drop to highs that will only be around the low 60s. and then a much cooler weekend. early tomorrow morning. meteorologist, amelia siegel will be on taking you through it all with new information coming in on the risk of severe storms after the rain for the morning rush. guys. >> thank you, vj. most o

the democrats are neck deep in money as they are in some cases. guy is the media. this guy goes and flies a gyrocopter on to the capitol lawn to protest that our congress and bought is paid for. and the media finds that a bigger story than the fact that we have a congress that is bought and paid for. so this guy is doing the media's job. and as plate comedian i resent that. it is our job to do the media's job for them. >> is he a hero? >> yeah. i think this is an incredibly important issue. i think he should be landing gyro commenters at political campaigns. maybe the next one hillary clinton holds. the grip that money has on our political system is insane. and john brings up a great point. the media is always too quick to call something a political stunt without really diving into why it is that someone pulled it. >> stephanie, you have the last word. >> i think so. it is not a whacky idea is true. the vast majority of american people agree with him. that said, i am concerned about secret security. it is a bad day for secret service when they say,

grab them by the neck and put them in the car.em to a motel or something, have them call their parents, have them wire money to an account. and that's about it. after that, you let them go if they put the money in the bank. >> what if they don't? >> that's a different story. >> how does that story end? >> bad. >> how bad? >> i cut the guy's neck, that kind of bad. i had no reason to do that. >> why? >> honestly, i don't know. i guess i'm just a bad guy. >>> coming up, robert puts his tough persona aside for a family visit. >> you know when i go to prison, i don't talk about this place here, you know what i mean? >> and later, one of the mexican mafia's most loyal has a shocking chat with the igi. >> anyway they can get you, they're going to get you. . it's called a fashion blog, todd. well, i've been helping people save money with progressive's discounts. flo, can you get janice a job? [ laughs ] you should've stuck to softball! i was so much better at softball than janice, dad. where's your wife, todd? vacation. discounts like ho

witnesses say they saw her covered in blood and bleeding near the neck. the aria is near homes and a -- area is near homes and a strip mall. no word yet on what led up to the shooting. >>> friends and family are mourning the loss of a 9-year- old boy from discovery bay who investigates way was stabbed to death by an 18-year-old staying at the victim's house. these are pictures of jordan or jordy from little league where he played for a team called the angels. his teammates, classmates and family are devastated by his death. flowers and stuffed animals continue to pile up in front of the home where he was killed sunday morning. deputies say 18-year-old william shultzs, a friend of jordan tea older brother, is the prime suspect. >> we sign a little baseball saying to our teammate, you will always be -- always be an angel. >> deputies say he stabbed jordy after spending the night. he showed up at kaiser hospital in antioch with an unknown injury. a nurse recognized him from a social media post and called authorities. neighbors say he was a student at liberty

mary's as well as the northern neck. e just some light to moderate showers moving on through. in the wake of the showers that came through the metro area we have some wet pavement. here is timing on other showers moving in later today. by noontime we will have a partly cloudy sky. no showers around, except out in western maryland. then some showers will roll farther to the east. by 4:00 p.m., scattered showers. maybe some rumbles of thunder. don't anticipate any severe storms but rumbles of thunder between 4:00 and 6:00 or so. it will be mostly dry this evening. keep up with the weather with the storm team 4 weather app. partly sunny, then partly cloudy noontime. up around 70. then during the middle part and latter part of the afternoon, should be hit the mid 70s. maybe a few isolated showers or thundershowers coming through mid to late afternoon. great on saturday. looking great for earth day. and all around the region. it will feel summer like up around 80 degrees. it will be cooler in the higher elevations, in the 60s.

those areas of concern have shifted way down to the northern neck middle peninsula and tidewater. we'll keep watching things for you and tell but the weekend forecast that is beautiful coming your way in a few minutes. back to you. leon: you got it doug. that same weather system hitting our area spawned a deadly tornado in illinois. two people were killed in the tiny town of fairdale and another dozen people were injured when the twisters ripped their way across six counties. illinois's governor has signed a disaster declaration. >> the damage is pretty significant. severely affected. they're gone for the most part or uninhabitable, there doesn't appear to be houses with minor damage. it's pretty much just devastation to where the tornado went through. leon: 30 homes in ogle county were also destroyed. alison: we're following a developing story out of fairfax county now where a police officer has been relieved of duty. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is outside of the police headquarters what we know so far here. jeff? jeff: this is a story we've been working on since

the northern neck, you have the best chance of some of the stronger storms. let's get to the details because there are a lot of them. notice areas in yellow as you head farther south. the reason why, you have a lot longer in the day to heat up before the storms arrive. so that gets you kind of setting the stage for some of these stronger storms. southern maryland, northern neck, you'll be near 80 degrees. stronger storms are possible. you have a better chance of some hail and isolated tornado. damaging winds are going to be the biggest threat for everybody. temperatures low to mid-70s for pretty much everybody else. you get the storms and clouds a little earlier on, especially through the blue ridge, temperatures will stay into the mid-70s. severe weather not as big of a problem as you head off to the west because the storms arrive about lunch time but still going to be tracking them. expect some thunderstorms for sure. here's the line. i want to go through the futurecast because we are expecting it off to the west as early as lunch time. so this is going to

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officer was struck in the neck and unable to call for help. >> did have his bulletproof vest. this wasn't a wound that hit the vest area so again this bag i decided to turn the weapon towards the police officer who was in uniform in the middle of the night. alison: our diane cho has been on this story all afternoon and has more coming up tonight at 5:00. leon: u.s. postal service worker is in critical condition after a crash in bowie. this happened yesterday as the driver was traveling westbound on annapolis road near highbridge road. prince george's county police say it appears the driver lost control while trying to avoid a vehicle that was traveling eastbound and preparing to turn left. the mail truck flipped over. no other cars were involved. alison: now we have an update to an abc 7 i-team investigation we first broke yesterday. it involves that security company that was contracted to guardian inmate who escaped last week. i-team investigator joce sterman is live innewsroom with the newest developments today. joce? joce: alison the u.s. marshals service tells me about a ha

the girl has a scrape on her neck. otherwise, she is okay. >>> in berkeley tonight, thousands of people took to the streets in protest. juliette goodrich on their message for one of the biggest corporations in america. >> reporter: liz, that big corporation is mcdonalds. and employees didn't go to work today. they hit the streets in protests in a nationwide fight for a $15 an hour minimum wage. the fight for $15 considered one of the biggest mobilizations of workers in the u.s. and this afternoon in the east bay, another organized protest moving through the streets of downtown berkeley ending up at this mcdonalds on shadack and university. >> very misleading for workers to work and try to live the american dream hen they are not even paid enough to survive. >> reporter: the nationwide strikes and protests comes two weeks after mcdonalds announced it was going to increase salaries for a fraction of its work force by one dollar. noesha mcgee works at mcdonalds to pay for her college education. >> my books are at least two

the night stick. at that point his neck was probably severed. he was also saying he could not breathe. >> yes. >> matter have fact when they put him in the van. do you know what they did? they pick up another prisoner. he is yelling in the back of the van i can't breathe i need medical attention they didn't pay attention. they went and pick up another prisoner and then took him to the hospital. >> we don't know what happened, two or three people do know what happened. >> there was a witness if you believe him that said that the police pun ched him, slam him in the ground into the concrete and then they dragged him away. if that is true, that eyewitness, if that testimony hold up, it looks like they severed his spine when they first arrested him. >> just talking about the boston bombing case. tell me what happened in the sentencing phase. will we have an answer today. >> it will will take a week or so. we will get testimony from victims. by the way, is there a number of victims who don't want him to get the the death penalty . >> the the parents o

one is in critical condition with a stab wound to the neck. >> the greek prime minister alexis tsipras is in moscow for a visit with russian president vladimir putin. greece is in difficult negotiations over its bailout program. it must row pay a $487 million i.m.f. loan installment on thursday. russia's indicated it could offer relief by lifting import sanctions and boosting trade with greece. >> rory chalands is live. >> we understand that a meeting between the two has begun in the last half hour or so. what we know about what each of them want from this situation it's a difficult one to weigh out. we certainly know what the europe union fears about this relationship the europe union has a nightmare scenario, looking at what happens in the moment and can see greece maybe defaulting on all its loans walking out of the euro zone straight into russia. russia affairs a financial aid package and greece gives russia a use of its veto within the europe union, there are unity would be considerably weakened. whether or not that will happen, we can't say at the moment. maybe this is more about

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you see a few toward the northern neck. it's fairly quiet in washington for the next several hours, that s. want to point out this line east of pittsburgh moving down i-79 toward morgantown. this will be arriving toward i- 81 3:00, 4:00 and potentially around here by 6:00 p.m. so we keep the yellow alert up for the late afternoon and evening showers and even a rumble of thunder coming our way. the other thing i've got to tell you even though we'll be in the 70s today, it's 66 now, look at boston at 42. new york at 53. cold front is coming in from the north so the 40s and 50s will push the 60s and 70s out of the way. we'll be much cooler here tomorrow and thursday. be back to the heavier coats. our forecast then for the afternoon stays cloudy. might see a little peek of sun here and there. highs around 74. as the afternoon wears on to the evening, we'll get to a few more showers, a rumble of thunder and tonight the cool stuff returns. going to be a little ugly around here for wednesday, thursday. i'll be back with the seven-d

. >> unprovoked, grabbed her by the neck, lifted her off the ground and placed her alongside the building. >> crosby was booked in the san francisco county jail, the child treated for minor injuries to her neck and throat. >>> low wage workers say raising the minimum wage will be a key issue in next year's presidential election. [ cheers and applause ] [ indiscernible ] >> hundreds of people marched from uc berkeley to an mcdonald's on shaddic and university avenues yesterday demanding the fast food giant raise worker pay the restaurant was closed yesterday in anticipation of the protests part of a nationwide campaign to increase the minimum wage to $15 an hour. >> it sounds good that you know take out what bill you'll pay, keep the lights on, keep, pay the rent, and then, you finding what you're paying for food. >> mcdonald's recent lay nounsed it will -- announce td will raise wages to above the local minimum wage but this only applies to company owned restaurants and not the 90% of mcdonald's 14,000 restaurants which are franchised and locally owned, workers also want higher wages at o

his family has said his spine was 80% severed at the neck. police say they arrested at least people and acknowledged 27 15 police officers were injured. overnight, cars and stores were set on fire, including a cvs and a portion of a historic italian deli that has an in the city since 1908. following ferguson, this marks the second time in six months the national guard has been called to restore order after police brutality protests. this time, protests erupted in the west baltimore neighborhood where gray was first arrested for making eye contact with a lieutenant and then running away. on monday night, governor hogan declared a state of emergency. today baltimore's public schools , are closed and a curfew is in place from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake addressed the city monday night. >> what we see tonight is very disturbing. it is very clear there is a difference between what we saw over the past week with the peaceful protests. those who wish to seek justice those who wish to be heard and want answers, and the diff

the girl was hurt on the neck and received a scratch but police say she will be okay. >>> the volunteer deputy in tulsa who shot and killed a suspect may not have passed the required training before he was allowed on the streets. 73-year-old robert bates is charged with manslaughter for shooting eric harris during a drug sting this morning. the tulsa world newspaper says the supervisors at the sheriff's office were told a forged training records to allow bates to go out in the field. the sheriff's office was also unable to produce his firearms certification record. it's unclear why or when the records may have been false tied. >>> a woman who allegedly rammed a police vehicle with a stolen car in the east bay is now in the hospital with a gunshot wound. san leandro officers were in oakland yesterday on a different case when they saw a gray sedan that had been reported stolen as they tried to make a traffic stop, the woman rammed an officer's unmarked pickup truck and opened fire. students at a nearby high school were told to stay inside. >> it can be a very big distraction and it -- you

and street after 15 minutes in the store, they both jump over the counter and grabbed the man by the neck and stole the money from the cash register register. officials in new jersey now say that a house fire in burlington county was deadly, the action cam was on smithville road when the flames broke out at 10:30 last night. the home was located in a rural area making it difficult to get enough water to fight the flames, we are told that the victim is an adult male. the cause is under investigation. >> a fast moving fire damaged this bar this morning, the blaze started at 4:30 a.m. at cobb's creek parkway and katherine street. it took a half hour to get the flames under control and nobody was hurt. a friend stabbed north friend in the back during an argument and the attacker dropped the knife on the sidewalk on the 1400 block of stevens street and that victim is listed in critical condition, the attacker was arrested at the hospital both victims were men and no word on why they were arguing. >>> a south philadelphia school got a big donation today to help pay for renovations to its auto a

police >> pam :a lawyer for gray's family says the 25-year-old's spine was 80-percent severed at the neck. six officers have been suspended. a task force has been created to get to the bottom of gray's injury. the commissioner expects answers in about two weeks. in italy, a captain and a crew member have been arrested in connection with a shipwreck off the coast of libya that killed hundreds of people hoping to make it to italy. the tunisian captain and syrian crew member were aboard a rescue boat with 27-survivors. the charges include homicide. the u-n confirms some 800- people were killed in that mediterranean boat tragedy. coming up: the cleanup. following "420" -- the unofficial marijuana holiday where thousands *toked up.* there's a breathalyzer for alcohol. and now. a *new* device that can instantly test for drugs. how it may soon be "standard issue" for california cops. and who would spray-paint graffiti on a dead whale? the message scrawled on the body. could be a clue. >> pam :the corpse of the beached whale that was discovered last tuesday in pacifica.has been defaced. scientist

. >> reporter: prosecutors say it was caleb barnes who stabbed sheryl in the neck the district attorney released deleted texts just before the march 15th murder that they claim show jamie as a co-conspirator. quote, she threatened to throw me out of the house. i want her gone. another says i'm going up to the bathroom while you do it okay? why don't we wait until we get into the car with her. barnes responds, fine. then another text from jamie, just do it. >> i want to go through each text as to what she meant by those, too. they do sound damning at times. we'll have to deal with those. >> reporter: john waldron says the text from his client are just a one-sided snapshot that don't show what caleb barnes' true role might be. >> there are other text statements, other telephone calls, there's other interviews that took place. so, until you see them all in totality you can't really pick and choose. >> reporter: john waldron says he is also retaining the services of a forensic psychologist to help evaluate his client as well. live in allentown, i'm doug shimell, "nbc10 news." >>> we are now