she has been walking into unattended classrooms and stealing purses. it is unnerving news. >> it is scary the idea that someone is just walking into the classrooms. >> the first reported theft occurred on september 10. six elementary school schools the city have been targeted. the latest yesterday. >> seemed frustrating it happened so many times. so easy for someone to get away so many times without anybody having an idea who she is. >> reporter: police are unsure if she is associated with the schools. targeting teachers purses, a new low. >> they do it to teach for the children and it is taking advantage of that. >> reporter: employees say they don't recognize the woman but everyone is talking about the theft and discussing how to balance security with an atmosphere that is welcoming for students, parent and volunteers. >> when you are going to pick up your kids you don't sign in so there is a lot of people that can come and go. >> reporter: it is policy to lock unattended classroom doors. teachers and staff are now being more vigilant, locking doors

alexander face felony negligent charges for the death of their nine month old baby girl, she was left unattended for 16 hours without checking on her. she may have also had a breathing problem but was never taken to a daughter. the couple also has a two-year-old tdaughter in the care of relatives. >>> dr. kent brantly is urging people not to panic even though two days ago the first man to be diagnosed with ebola in the united states died in a texas hospital. brantly was the first american to be flown back to the u.s. for treatment and he beat the virus. >> yes ebola is serious. it's a deadly disease. it's very serious. for the rest of us we don't need to be worried that a plane flying over is going to somehow contaminate us. >> in west africa ebola has killed more than 4,000 people, most of the victims in seer lee own and guinea. the number of cases probably double every three or four weeks.z-óñ world's leading forces have to join forces to help the people in west africa. >>> travellers driving from west africa will be screened and have their temperatures checked. the measures are aimed from ide

the adult in the vehicle got out and left the child unattended. the police say that is not their focus at this point. their focus is to bring the girl home safely. live in trenton, sharrie williams, "action news." >>> thank you. wwe have breaking news the murdr of a baby and her grandmother. they are showing the police how he did it. he changed his story and said he was not guilty. a jury did not buy it. they have given him the death sentence. kenneth moton was in the courtroom and live from the montgomery county courthouse. >>reporter:it was called methodic and attentive. >> he will receive the death penalty for the death of two. he sat quietly and took a sip of water. >> props hperhaps he was in den. anybody that was watching was not going to happen. >>reporter:andriyandamuri said t it was ransom. it was the reason that they chose death. >> we hope it will bring closure. it was a difficult two years. the death penalty was likely. >> they felt that if he expressed remorse that we would have had a better chance to save his life. that was not his s

few seconds before this, they had driven by the front of this office, noticed there were these unattended plants in front. gets out of the car and the dude decides, i like those. i'm going to take them. >> do you say, hey, honey, i got you a gift. i got you your birthday practice. >> now from wanting to flip someone the birdie to, unfortunately, having your birdie stolen. this is somebody's backyard in texas. you see that there is a car kind of circling the area in the front of this home. there is a bird in the backyard of this home. that's the family's pet paot. the man is jumping over the fence, walks over. seems to have a t-shirt or sweater in his hands he is going to chase the bird with until he catches it to steal it. >> this is so heartbreaking to watch. that poor parrot. >> i hate it when you hear about people stealing dogs and cats. there is something extra, extra weird, it's wrong. >> it's someone else's pet. they are a family member. >> all the trauma he put the animal through for what? to re-sell it give it to some other family? >> unfortunately, police are still looking for th

the police investigation that followed revealed the baby had been left alone unattended in her crib for 16 hours. neighbors are shocked and saddened with the news. >> it's a kid. how can you leave alone for 16 hours? >> reporter: court documents show she was lay face down. her mother came home before midnight. documents say jasmyne and adam began drinking and later went to sleep. it wasn't until afternoon sunday they looked in on averis. the baby had a previous breathing problem, but wasn't taken to the doctor. >> i don't think any parent can say you could leave a 9-month-old childen unattended for 16 hours. >> reporter: this go fund me page set up by relatives was a source of both sympathy and scorn. dozens of friends and family made contributions to help pay for her funeral. a note written three days ago by her parents reads, "i want everyone to know that their donations are so very much appreciated. if there's anything left over in the end, it will all be donated to the sids research foundation." but some visitors to the site posted angry messages, referencing the child neglect charg

the police investigation that followed revealed the baby had been left alone, unattended in her crib for 16 hours. court documents show she was laid face-down in her bed at 8:30 saturday night. her mother came home from work just before midnight. the court documents say jasmyne and adam then began drinking and later went to sleep. it wasn't until after noon sunday they looked in on her. what's more, detectives learn the baby had a previous breathing problem but wasn't taken to the doctor. >> i don't think any parent would say you could leave a 9-month-old child unattended for 16 hours. the child hasn't seen the doctor for almost seven months since the child has -- was born. so that's also -- it's some compounding factors leading up to this negligent charge. >> reporter: the alexanders also have a 2-year-old daughter. they lived in the home with adam alexander's mother and his teenage sister. neighbors say they rarely saw the young couple or their kids, and they're saddened by the baby's death. >> this is a kid. how can you leave it alone for 16 hours? they're hungry. they need anythi

forcefully removed a naive from another students hands how did the students get the naive by wondering unattended into the teacher lounges this shouldn't be allowed by working with the staff and advisement to the office of the president restraint the children fear school and hide in the school bathroom this child maybe in the halfway they didn't building that the adults can keep them safe some of the kids don't get to eat their lunch because they've been kicked off the tables and they're not being educated. >> restraint i was going to request - would you. >> i'm going to ask assistant stevens and doctor to meet with you and they've been involved with this from the beginning there's action i understand they've met several times but they'll met with you so dr. steve son and dr. blanca meet with the parent any public comment on that item? and i'm sorry are you with the flex academy we're going to call your card mr. henderson; right? don't go far. >> mr. kelly i have you under disrespect items i'm i'm not sorry not under the general public comment but feel free to spank for two minutes. >> i had two

fear of the disease has caused many farmers to leave their fields unattended. >>> the two brothers ofding member of the taliban are set to be released from prison in pakistan. it's said to be a sign of a new level of cooperation. this man rose to international prominence a few years ago when he became the main taliban representative in talks with the u.s. his brothers were arrested sick months ago in pakistan. >>> al jazeera is continuing to demand the release of its three journalists detained in jail in egypt. they are wrongly accused of agd the outlawed muslim brotherhood. mohammed and peter were sentenced to seven years in jail. baher mohamed got an extra three years for having a bullet casing on him which he picked up at a protest. >>> in india, at least 32 people have been killed and 15 have been injured in a stampede at a religious festival. ing according to initial reports rumors that a live electricity cable had fallen to the ground lead to a scramble for the exit. >>> the search for hikers in japan has been called off because of bad weather. wind and fog have been hampering t

. ♪ do not leave bags unattended. [ male announcer ] maybe you see something suspicious. don't want to get involved. it's nothing, you think. can you be sure? ♪ if you see something, say something. report suspicious activity to local authorities. >>> today marks two years since had your kay sandy. while the devestation marks a trying time for our area, most are almost done with the cleanup and the rebuilding process. for a ride down the jersey shore all morning long with a look at the recovery. >>> and we have lift off. third mission to the iss. engine at 108%. >> yes, then they stopped talking, because the rocket launch went terribly wrong, as is it explodes, just seconds after take off. most importantly, no one was on board, no one was injured, the

it appears that the child may have been an unattended victim in this. >> reporter: family friend say the 8-year-old boy was shot in the head caught in the middle of a gun battle. >> i thought it was like a war zone. it sounded >> reporter: two men were injured, but suffered nonlife threatening injuries. now the community is pulling for this boy. >> he was probably out here playing minding his own business. but, you know, feel sorry for him. >> it was devastating to me to hear it happened to a child. he don't deserve it at all. >> reporter: in northeast, surae chinn, wusa 9. >>> well, it's been three weeks since hannah graham disappeared near the university of virginia. still no sign of her. her mother yet making another plea for hel . >> please, please, please, help end this nightmare for all of us. please help us to bring her home. >> reporter: an emotional plea from sue graham. it's only the second time she's spoken about it since hannah disappeared >> somebody listening to me either knows where hannah is or knows someone who has that information. we appeal to you to come forward a

. ♪ do not leave bags unattended. [ male announcer ] maybe you see something suspicious.ou don't want to get involved. it's nothing, you think. can you be sure? ♪ if you see something, say something. report suspicious activity to local authorities. ♪ >> for the second year in a row the eagles come out of the break with the cardinals in their way. last year the eagles snuck by in philadelphia. this time we go to their place. and someone five and one record these bite the dust. the eagles job to force quarterback carson palmer to make mistakes like he did last year. this year he's only thrown one interception. >> he's accurate and capable of throwing the ball deep and his receivers will make plays. i remember them kind of throwing the ball deep last year and start to go make plays late in the game and almost came back and beat us. we got to know they're going to go deep and know that they got receivers to do it we got to be ready. >> with the lions and falcons playing in london sunday morning at 9:00 o'clock on fox 29 "game day live" tomorrow at 2:00 o'clock. flyers let's t

. >> four park unattended vehicles struck by gunfire. we also found three homes, of the 200 block of wellens street that were struck by gunfire. >> reporter: it all happened arm 12:30 near third and west wellens avenue when police responded to multiple 911 calls after a reported dispute in that area. >> from witnesses and there are multiple witnesses there was some or the of argument. >> reporter: when authorities arrived they have learned that a 20 year-old male with the grazed won to the chest and 23 year-old male shot in the hip were taken to einstein hospital for private vehicles and listed in stable condition. fortunately the the victim count stops there. >> one of the homes, bullet actually went in through the living room wall, entered through siding, went in the living room wall of the occupied property where husband, wife and 23 year-old daughter were luckily upstairs asleep at the time. >> reporter: shooter describe as two males fled north through rear alley from third street and probably entered a white vehicle. and new police

to some villages such as this, one fear of the disease has caused farmers to leave their fields unattendedcharity alone is feeding 69,000 children a day in liberia. >>> and an american television cameraman working for nbc news has tested positive for ebola in liberia, he will be phone back to u.s. for treatment. a man who arrived from liberia two weeks ago is currently being test today ebola in a hospital in dallas. >>> aid groupings and u.k. government representatives have held an emergency meeting in london trying to find a way to response stop the spread of he bowl actual barnaby phillips has the details. >> reporter: it's taken several months, but at least wealthier countries appear to be waking up to the scale of the ebola crisis. at an emergency meeting in london the focus was on sierra leone, british government ministers were here, and so was a famous actor of sierra leone decent. >> i was encouraged there was a room full of people from the task force, the high commissioner was there and we were automatic talking the same language, what can we do quickly, we all realize the urgency

. ♪ do not leave bags unattended. [ male announcer ] maybe you see something suspicious.ou don't want to get involved. it's nothing, you think. can you be sure? ♪ if you see something, say something. report suspicious activity to local authorities. live from philadelphia this is fox 29 morning news. >>> airport workers here at the philadelphia international airport say they're among the forgotten few when it comes to the ebola virus. yesterday they spoke out. we'll tell you exactly what they said coming up in a live report. first, chris? >> breaking from overnight, terrible crash on i276 turns fatal watch we know so far. >> this rain we've been getting not as great for the roads, sue. good morning. >> the roads are still wet out there. but there is an end in site. we'll tell you when that is going to happen in your forecast coming up. >> sue, then if you slept through game two of the world series, no worries, just like yesterday, we've got highlights and of course the score. how many the royals made a big come

it appears this fire started in the kitchen and was caused by unattended cooking. that victim was taken by ambulance to a hospital with serious burns and smoke inhalation. >>> the city struck a deal with pg & e on friday to install gunshot tracking devices on utility poles. those devices known as shot spotters are already installed in buildings. they will reduce this to $240,000. those with additional devices are said to be installed soon. >>> investigators spent the day scouring the rural area in virginia where human remains thought to be those of a missing university student were found this weekend. the remains were found yesterday within 100 miles of where hannah graham was last seen alive. matthew has been charged with kidnapping graham. he is also linked to the disappearance and killing of morgan harrington in 2009. >> they were found so close. probably a couple of miles. jesse matthew's mother owned a close to the remains found yesterday. this is a home where matthew grew up in. >> they've called any future searches for the 18-year-old. >>> turning your smar

an unattended package found in the school around 10:30 a.m.. students and staff for safe inside the school right now. the high-school serving as one of the hose sites for the girl state tennis tournament. participants were safely move into the schools. >> lie that 26 and california with detailslive at 26 and california. >> the lawyers for former chicago police commanders glenn evans going on the offensive. the minimills and other communication between news out with wbez radio. vesting date is looking atpolice .investigators looking at the police brutality allegations. >> commander supporters shielding him from news cameras as the 52 year-old is facing aggravated battery. he leaves the courthouse. many supporters and his lawyer says he'll be exonerated and vindicated. repeated her claims that the investigation into evans conduct is flawed. filing motions to examine the conduct of the illinois police authority to review investigators. confidential dna reports were improperly leaked. could constitute obstruction of justice. court lawyers represent

you couldn't leave an unattended bag even a plastic bag on a metro on a bus.ou have to go through life a little more awake. it is an average citizen on these cases. >> you see something, say something. fbi director calling these loan rat attacks not lone wolf attacks. >> go to the web site to weigh in #keep talking. >>> secret service dogs after jumping the fence. lor lauren green is here with the latest. >> secret service officials say around 7:15 p.m. a man climbed the fence at the north lawn and made it 20-years before he was taken down. fox news cameras were rolling as two k-9's attacked him. he kicked the dog and you see the dog tas attack him. >> he is of bellaire, maryland. his father spoke to a local reporter saying he suffers from mental illness and suffers from paranoia believing he is 'n under surveillance. he has rant about the roth child banking family. this comes in the wake of several secret service screw ups this is the 7th fence jumping this year. another made it into the white house himself carrying a knife. his indictment has been delayed un

he says mandatory quarantine of health care workers can have the unattended consequence of discouraging the ebola ravaged reason. >> how did this health care worker come in and be treated like that? >> i can not explain that. i can tell you what we want to do is make sure first protect the american public but do so based on scientific data. we keep repeating the scientific data tells us that people who are without symptoms with whom you don't come into contact with body fluids are not a threat. they will not get infected. >> we would not have recommended the mandatory quarantine in effect in new york and new jersey. >>> protesters are converting at the port of oakland to block a cargo ship from unloading. looking at video after a previous ship that was forced to turn around. organizers say the demonstration is part of aen ongoing effort to protest the israeli occupation of palestine. >>> happening today world war ii airmen whose remains were found more than 60 years after he was shot down over germany will finally be laid to rest. lieutenant billy cook with will buried with full militar

investigators say it appears the fire was caused by unattended cooking in the kitchen in a same unit. >>> a man in fresno is being called a hero. >> there is a man inside. >> now beth letter rock was walking by and saw the smoke and the flames here and started recording it. when she heard a woman screaming for her father. that is when that man right there with a blue hat on he went in that burning house. he was carrying robert carter on his shoulder. we still don't know who the man with the blue hat is but letterrock says he is a an angel. >> all the heros stepped up. not me but everyone that was there. >> that was beautiful. >> amazing. >> the family who lived in that burning house says they lost everything. you can see how heavy the flames are. but they are grateful to be alive. and the angel came by. >> that is incredible. >> to see him come out of that with all of that smoke. >>> i was going to wear blue in honor of college football. >> you wore a very nice neutral color. >> i do have to congratulate you, pam. your bruins did a good job. let's go out and take a look a the compute

left whatever they were cooking in the kitchen ep of this home on the unit block of clover circle unattendedrough first and second floor and red cross is suggesting four people displaced by that fire. >> philadelphia mayor is weighing in on the fight between parking authority and uber. over the weekend the on demand car service rolled out a low cast version of uber called ush uber x. the drivers that use their personal vehicles to pickup customers through an app. ppa says that is illegal citing screening and insurance concerns. on saturday they started towing uber x cards and fining drivers. today mayor nutter avoids his support the ppa, state authority not run by the city opposes him. >> parking authority told "action news" knowingly violating state law not ppa policy. >> a lehigh valley baby shower ended with three people behind bars over the weekend. pennsylvania state police say to guests starting out of a social hall in lower macunsdwri saturday night. the trio arrest the hit and kicked a 16-year-old girl and 34-year-old woman. they've been charged with assault and harassment. troopers

investigators say it appears the fire was caused by unattended cooking in a kitchen in the same unitre the woman was found. >>> a man in fresno is being called a hero. he rushed into a burning house to rescue a stranger. >> everybody out? >> no. there is a man inside! >> now, beth was walking by when she saw all of the flames and the smoke and started recording all of. a woman outside the house started to scream for her dad. that's when a man in a blue dodgers' cap right there went into the burning house, came out carrying robert on his shoulders. now, the -- the hero has not been identified. >> all of the heroes that stepped up. not me, but the other people that were there doing the right thick. that was beautiful. i mean -- >> really was. now the family who lived in that burning house said they lost everything, but they are grateful to be alive. >>> 2 investigates uncovers english-speaking school children being mislalled and placed into a program for kids who need help learning english. a frustrated mother contacted ktvu complaining her kids were automatically forced to take a lang

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fear of the disease has caused farmers to leave their fields unattended.harity alone is feeding 69,000 children a day in liberia. >>> nine u.n. peace keep verse been killed in an attack in molly. they came under attack from gunmen on motorbikes. it's unclear who is behind the attack. >>> the search for hikers who went missing after a volcano erupted in japan has been called off because of bad weather. wind has fog has been covering the mountain for two days and now they are expecting a typhoon. 16 are still missing. >>> well, let's get more on that typhoon with richard. a volcano is one thing and now japan preparing for this. >> yes, one problem after another. and that typhoon could hamper search efforts. there it is at the moment. you can still just about make out an eye. that has formed under temperatures of 31 degrees. very warm ip deed. further north the seas cool quite rapidly. so it loses energy, just as well, because we have sustainment at the moment of in excess of 200 kilometers per hour. the big question is when it will get swept up in the flow o

. >> we found four parked, unattended vehicles in the 200 block of west wellens struck by gunfire. found three private res dens all occupied that were struck gunfire. however, police checked on the well-being of all these residences and no one inside of these properties were injured. >> reporter: police say witnesses on the scene told them the shooting happened after an argument. both victims are in stable condition. >>> a philadelphia man will go to trial in connection with a deadly hit and run in east m arie. 21-year-old deon hunter is charged with involuntary manslaughter, homicide by vehicle and other offenses. police say he was speeding and ran a stop sign, hitting another car, then he left the scene. it happened last month.ç 73-year-old david wilson was killed in that crash. his 13-year-old grandson suffered fractured ribs. >>> the manhunt for accused cop killer eric frein is now in its 33rd day. the operation having a major financial impact on local communities there. nbc 10's doug shimell is covering the frein search for us again today in the poconos. >> doug, you've learn

. ♪ do not leave bags unattended. [ male announcer ] maybe you see something suspicious. want to get involved. it's nothing, you think. can you be sure? ♪ if you see something, say something. report suspicious activity to local authorities. >> we have breaking news right now. tmz is reporting in legendary fashion designer oscar did he lauren thai has died. he recently died clooney' wedding dress and dressed first lady jackie kennedy. he was diagnosed with cancer in 2006 it's unclear why he died. he was 82 years old. >> surveillance cameras capturing burglary at a roxborough deli. police say this guy forced open the front door of t and f farmers pride deli on ridge avenue friday and managed to break open an atm and got away with more than 6,000 bucks. if you recognize him call poli police. >> a man is in an ambulance, medic are working on him he pulls out his iv and what happened next had police hot on his trail. los angeles the scene with iv out he ran off and ran back and jumped in the ambulance's driver's seat. the paramedics bailed and owe wantly crashed into a mini va

we have found four parked unattended vehicles hit the by gun fire. we have found three homes on the south side of the 200 block of wellens street that was struck by gunfire. >> reporter: it all happened 12:30 near third and west wellens avenue when police responded to multiple 911 calls after a dispute in that area. >> from witnesses and there are multiple witnesses there was some sort of argument. we don't know what it was over. >> reporter: when authorities arrived they learned a 20 year-old heal with the grazed wonderful to the chest and 23 year-old shot in the head were taken to einstein hospital by private vehicles and listed in stable condition. fortunately the victim count, stopped there. >> one of the homes, the bullet actually went in through the living room wall, enter siding and went in the living room wall where husband wife and 23 year-old daughter fortunately luckily were upstairs asleep at the time. >> reporter: shooter is tribe as two males fled north through rear alley from third street and possibly entered a white vehicle. and, agai

. ♪ do not leave bags unattended. [ male announcer ] maybe you see something suspicious.'t want to get involved. it's nothing, you think. can you be sure? ♪ if you see something, say something. report suspicious activity to local authorities. >>> after a 26 year-old nurse in dallas catches ebola on the job health care workers in our job want hospitals to go above and beyond the minimum safety protocols and new measures they are asking for, chris. >>> sabina, thank you. >>> we have breaking news a double shooting left one man dead and woman injured, what police know so far. sue serio tracking warmer weather out there. kind of tropical, sue. >> a little bit, a little warmth, humidity, a little will remine their summer just passed and then the big change, through the middle of the week, we have all that for you in the weather authority forecast, kerry. >>> sue, thank you. then some unbelievable, a story this morning. who would do something like this it

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. ♪ do not leave bags unattended. [ male announcer ] maybe you see something suspicious.t to get involved. it's nothing, you think. can you be sure? ♪ if you see something, say something. report suspicious activity to local authorities. >> reporter: eighteen year veteran of the philadelphia fire department just released from the headquarters from the police department for some serious charges after being arraigned and let go on a hundred thousand dollars bail, chris. >>> we will check back. they are not your usual culprits middle age women go to the popular local restaurant but then took off with more than just a good meal. >>> plus sue serio is sleeping in this morning after a big event we will get to later chief meteorologist scott williams is in, good morning scott. >> good friday morning, everybody. coming up we will talk bay storm system heading our way that will impact the weekend, timing and expected rainfall amounts coming up. >>> very good scott. are you in one of the 76 million household as affect by a huge data breach? smal

. ♪ do not leave bags unattended. [ male announcer ] maybe you see something suspicious.t to get involved. it's nothing, you think. can you be sure? ♪ if you see something, say something. report suspicious activity to local authorities. >> those eagles they played a game yesterday they should have won in arizona. two really bad defensive plays but really the turnovers and a questionable decision on drive inside the 5-yard line which could have been a touchdown. so the fans ask about the quarterback, the media has the same questions but chip kelly has the final say. >> nick is 95 and two in my opinion. you rate your quarterback on terms how you're winning and how you're losing. both games we've lost we had a chance to win the game on the offensive side of the ball. the throw to riley cooper was a huge throw. the pass to jeremy maclin on the fake screen coming back the other way to stand and throw that football a lot of real positive thing. >> the 76ers about to operate season with the worst team in the nba and that's just not opinion. i will state some facts. it's the seas

there were all kinds of fields left unattended and unharvested. does that not constrict the agriculture business in this state? >> absolutely, but, first, let's put context on this. the immigration issue is a very complex issue. i think we need to break it down in its components. the first components we have to solve is our border. it is not just an immigration issue. we have to secure our borders for national defense. secondly, to your point, farmers in this state have a hard time getting legal labor. why? because it does not work for farmers. the program only has about 14 farmers in the state that can even use it because it is so expensive. the number one thing we need to do in the state of georgia for agriculture is help these farmers revise the laws so they can get access to legal labor. >> thank you. >> next question. jim galloway you ask it to ms. , nunn, please. >> a state court of appeals judge has said there is the -- it has been stalled because of votes in favor of the confederate battle emblem on the american flag and because of opposit

you know, today you've got a lot of machines running unattended. labor cost is all but zero. set a machine up and they pop those out in a dark factory. is this similar or -- what would be the labor costs to make a part using 3-d versus automated equipment today in a factory that the machine just does it without man power? >> sure. >> i think you look at where 3-d printing is being utilized today and as mentioned before, it is being utilized in a manufacturing environment. aerospace company, automotive companies, a number of people are using 3-d printing today. so i think we were where it makes sense is, not the things we're thinking about where, you know, you're making tens of millions of bottle caps or something like that, but where it makes sense at this point in time, is when you have a short production type of run or custom run or something where, you know, because of regulations or other reasons, the part is constantly changing and so when you look at the costs of a piece part, the piece part cost you're going to get utilizing 3d printing is going to be more than injecti

prosecutors say the 39 year old left the children unattended while she shopped at port richmond supermarket in july. the children range in age from six months to nine years old. >>> young girl who almost lost her life promoting to girls education. will accept the liberty medal in philadelphia. malala yousafzai will attend tonight answer ceremony at the national constitution center. in 2012, a taliban gunman shot her while she was returning from school because of her vocal support for gender equality and education for girls. malala yousafzai also this year's winner of the nobel peace prize. >> 8:08 right now. beaten for her purse, victim of a vicious attack caught on camera is speaking out. it is coming up next. >> also, "eyewitness news" exclusive. young girl is using a makeshift wheelchair after hers is stolen. and that's not all. why she was turned away from her school bus. >> and if you're scared of sharks, well, this is probably your worse nightmare. more than 100 sharks, so close to the shore, some of them even swam up on the beachment full video coming up next. >> ♪ >> the sun just pe

. ♪ do not leave bags unattended. [ male announcer ] maybe you see something suspicious. don't want to get involved. it's nothing, you think. can you be sure? ♪ if you see something, say something. report suspicious activity to local authorities. ♪ >> the hockey season has begun. the flyers opened the season and the game had everything for the flyers but they did have one less goal than the bruins. let's go boston. had everything fighting, luke schenn trying to send a message to those bruins in the second period. flyers were down one to nothing. but the flyers did tie it up in the third. sean courtiere scores i don't know if he touched the puck. it doesn't matter. it's tied. steve mason keep the flyers into a tie. stone the shot. but with less than two minuting to in the hockey game boston and the flyers zone and the puck is bouncing around in front and chris kelly puts it in 11:51 left. the flyers lose it two to one in the opener. >> football players liked to lot of smack talking. the giants dropped the first trash talk sunday night eagles and giants at the linc. the eag

ebola patients in africa, not quarantined for 21 days, is allowed to roam around new york city unattendedyesterday, dr. spencer calls 911, taken bellevue hospital, diagnosed with ebola. now authorities have to track down all the people whom dr. spencer came into close contact. three have already been quarantined. are you getting the picture here? the obama administration simply cannot handle the ebola situation. the airport screenings are a joke. the lack of a west african visa ban is negligence, that's the truth. the legal media, obama enablers, will not tell you the truth. instead we have a "new york times" editorial today saying, "starting monday in six states, rolled out in other states soon after, travelers who visited the ebola region will be required to report their temperature and any other symptoms to state or local health officials daily for 21 days. the maximum incubation period for the disease to develop. the official will be responsible for finding and possibly detaining anyone violating these rules." are you kidding me? the officials will be responsible for finding these peo

no crisis is left unattended and anybody can use it at their will. both sides are.ublicans are saying it's all obama's fault. i heard on the far right some talk show hosts like rush limbaugh saying it's obama's fault because he wants america to suffer just like africa, the people in africa suffer. on the left, the democrats and more progressive folks point out it's republicans who have severely cut the budget for a response to ebola. and so it is a political issue. in those not statewide, but here in texas and i assume in other races where you have sort of regional, congressional or other races where one side or the other can take advantage there. there's plenty for democrats to point to that republicans have done badly. and there are some things republicans can point to that they claim, if they can claim it's obama's fault, as the gubernatorial candidate, greg abbott, in our governor's race, is now charging in a new ad today, it's all his democratic opponent, wendy davis' fault because she's just like obama. >> wayne slater, thank you so much. you really know this

village's like this in the county and fear of the disease caused farmers to leave their fields unattended charity alone is feeding 69,000 children a day in liberia. aid groups and uk government representatives have an emergency meeting in london on ebola and trying to stop the spread of the virus and we have details. >> reporter: it has taken months but wealthy countries are waking up to the scale of the ebola crisis, emergency meeting in london the focus was on sierra leone and governs were here and an actor of sierra leone decent. >> i was so encouraged in there today, there was a roomful of people, a task force from sierra leone and we were talking the same language and what can we do and realized the urgency and how can we pull together as a country and be effective. >> reporter: the governments that have come here promised more money but it will take time for those pledges of financial support to turn into something more practical and training local staff and building new clinics and time is something that sierra leone has very little of as it confronts ebola. i asked the british gov

prosecutors say, the 39 year old left the children unattended while she shopped at a port richmond supermarket in july. the children range in age six months to nine years old. >>> a young girl, who almost lost her life promoting girls education will accept the liberty metal in philadelphia. malala yousafzai will attends tonight's ceremony at the national constitution center. in 2012, a taliban gunman shot her while she was returning from school, because of her vocal support for gender equality and education for girls. malala yousafzai also this year's winner of the nobel peace prize. >>> federal health officials now say all healthcare workers should be covered from head to tow when treating ebola patients. susan macinnis tells us, just one of many new guidelines recommended by the cdc. >> reporter: while 260 people in the u.s. are still being monitored by the centers for disease control, for ebola symptoms, the agency issued new steps to ensure no more us healthcare workers contract the virus. cdc director tom freeden announced the standards, among them, healthcare workers wear protective suit

. >>> an unattended candle is to blame for a fire that destroyed a home in charles county. the fire started at around 7:00 this morning on mallard lane. firefighters found heavy fire that spread to the second floor and into the attic. two firefighters were taken to the hospital after the floor gave way beneath them. they're expected to be fine and t one was home when the fire protests ever in d.c. today d.c. taxi drivers honked their horns and blocked traffic all around freedom plaza. they're upset about ride-sharing services like uber and side car. taxi drivers say the companies don't follow the same rules. this protest came ahead of the d.c. council, allowing car services to operate more freely in the district. coming up tonight on news4 at 5:00, a bit later on, tom sherwood talks to the taxi drivers about what they fear could happen. >>> next and new at 5:00 tonight, candidates sound off about the problems with local voting machines. how they're flipping votes to benefit one party. >>> the news4 i-team uncovers problems with school overcrowding and we're learning how muc

counts of child engage errment, wrecklessness, prosecutors say the 39 year old left the children unattended while she shopped at port richmond supermarket in july. the children range in age from six months, to nine years old. >> young girl who almost lost her life will receive the metal tonight. malala yousafzai will be at the national constitution center. in 2012 tal began gunman shot her while returning from school because of her vocal support for jen gender equality, education for girls. malala yousafzai is also this year's winner of the nobel peace prize. so excite to go have her in town. >> very impressive, impressive young lady. >> i agreed. beaten up, dragged. coming up on the "cw philly", aspiring model punched repeatedly for her purse. now she is speaking out about the vicious attack caught on camera. >> plus, we'll have this: >> the cdc announces new guidelines for healthcare workers treating ebola patients. i'm susan macinnis in washington with the latest on the government's response to the virus. >>> ♪ >> now, we don't want the showers around here, but little wet weather is expe

. >> we have found four parked unattended vehicles struck by gunfire. we also found three homes on the south side of the 200 block of wellens street that were struck by gunfire. >> reporter: it all happened around 2:30 near third and west wellens avenue when police responded to multiple 911 calls after a reported dispute in that area. >> from witnesses and there are multiple witnesses there was some sort of argument. we don't necessity what it was over. >> reporter: when authorities arrived they learn that a 20 year-old male with the grazed wound to the chest and 23 year-old shot in the head were taken to einstein hospital by private vehicles and listed in stable condition. fortunately the victim count stops there. >> one of the homes the bullet actually went in through the the living room wall, went in the living room wall, where a husband, wife, a 23 year-old daughter were upstairs asleep at the time. >> reporter: shooter is described only as two male needs north through a rearal friday third street and possibly entered a white vehicle. so once again

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largely because these are older doctrines and there's a lot of unattended consequences from simply repealing the doctrine all together. >> i would hope that whatever recalibration of the rule takes place we don't end up in the position where the line is drawn between surveillance that you can do easily and surveillance that's expensive to do. >> right. i agree. >> yes. >> hi, i'm rita from national security council with the constitution project here in d.c. my question i'm happy to hear from other panel lists from oth panelists but for bob in particular. i was hoping you could respond with the government's view of judge bates' suggestion two weeks ago that the government would not be as candid or for forthright if there was a special advocate present, security cleared, of course, there to represent privacy and civil liberties interests. >> so i should take this opportunity to say that i'm not here speaking for the government. i'm speak speaking for bob litt. i do think that the president has indicated that he supports the idea of a special advocate and i think that comports with the expectat