how a local family severance for clues in an unsolved murder. >> a georgia father is in court facingharges that he killed his son by leaving him inside a hot suv. we'll have the latest when "action news" comes right back. >> hopefully you're getting back into the swing of same things, all the schools are back in session we're watch outing out for the -- watching out for the school buses. but not this early. as we travel 476 northeast extension northbound near landslide daily they are taking out the left lane, and approaching quakertown right lane is blocked southbound southbound near lansdale there's roadwork. turnpike watch out for valley forge taking out the left lane and center lane. water main break shutting down fox and wissahickon hunting park avenues. >>> happening today, a georgia man will be back in court accused of leaving his young son in a hot suv on purpose leading to his death. he wanted to a live a child free lifestyle. in june 2014 he intentionally left his 22-month-old son in the car to die. he claims it was an accident. the pretrial hearings distress addresses a mot

seth williams says he wants to call attention to a pair of recent unsolved shootings.ox 29's chris o'connell is live in overbrook park tonight. the da is hoping the community takes a stand against gun violence. >> reporter: that's right, iain. two unsolved shootings became the back drop for tonight's community march here in overbrook park. although those crimes have shaken this community, it definitely has not shaken the residents resolve. >> a little alarming when it's so close. >> reporter: john mcdanielle walks the streets of overbrook park tonight with his wife and daughter because he felt like he had to. >> it's important for to us show community presence in the face of, you know, increasing number of crimes that have happened. >> reporter: he joined more than a hundred others marching for piece and against gun violence. it's no coincidence while philadelphia' district attorney seth williams chose this neighborhood to send a message. >> i love overbrook park. >> yes! >> reporter: williams stood outside the scene of last month's bakery shooting where its owner was

it passed it on friday. >>> seven years after the unsolved killing of a san francisco man his family is pleading for leads in the case. he was riding his bike home early in september, 2008 when he was shot and killed. it appears three men wanted to steal his back and he tried to fight them off. his parents say despite the passage of time they are someone out there can help them get justice. >> it seems so wrong for someone so kind, so loving to have ended on this street in the way his life ended. >> his family says mckay had hoped to make movies some day. a $75,000 reward is offered for any information that leads to an arrest. >>> officials could vote on how to dismantle the eastern part of the bay bridge. opponents have safety concerns saying there's no guarantee a curtain would contain all of the debris. they also say the noise would effect wildlife including sales and pows. it is set for 1:00 this afternoon at the ferry building. >>> turning back to the bay area. we almost did a 180 today. >> basically a 180. we started out with clouds but already clearing out right around the bay

. >>> for five years, the murder of pat mcrae went unsolved.dna profile of the killer and boot impressions from the scene. what they didn't have was a viable suspect. >> i just kind of gave up worrying about whether or not it would get solved. i mean, i didn't like that it wouldn't, but i had that feeling that there was probably nothing we could do. [ phone ringing ] >> then detective judy stanley got a call from her counterpart in lincoln, nebraska, 200 miles away. lincoln police had just arrested a man named mars davis on a drug possession charge, and davis offered them a deal. he said he was willing to provide information about an unsolved murder in des moines in return for leniency on his drug charge. >> i felt tremendously guilty for a long time. i didn't want to think about it anymore. and it bothered me every time i closed my eyes. >> unfortunately, davis didn't know the name of the victim. he did, however, remember the neighborhood where he lived. >> he only knows that he lives at a house someplace off of harding road. he knows it's by

, and the plea deal ensures he will cooperate with authorities as they attempt to connect him to unsolved homicides. >> mr. kibbe, before we start, i want to mention a couple things to you so that it's all out on the table for you. one is that i think you know that i'm a forensic psychiatrist. >> in 2009, roger kibbe pled guilty to six additional murders, where he was given a sentence of life without possibility of parole. part of the plea agreement is he'd speak to us and also speak with park dietz about the crimes he committed. >> i've never been involved in a case where we've filmed a thing such as this, and you haven't either, so we're exploring new territory here. but part of what i want you to understand, there's no confidentiality, which is not the way it would be if you were seeing a doctor who is trying to help you. so i'm not here to help you. i'm not here to hurt you either. i'm here to ask questions, understand, and try to shed some light on things. but that could end up helping you or hurting you. >> for more than three decades, park dietz has interviewed some of the nation's

family has been living with thing a knee of an unsolved murder for six years now. it was august 29, 2009, when somebody shot and killed 27-year-old celine hilton in the shaw neighborhood. just like matthew shlonski killed in that area a if you weeks ago, but no one has ever been arrested in his case. jackie benson spoke to the hilton family about all this tonight. jackie? >> during his family wonders if those involved in this most recent violence know something, anything about the murder of celine hilton. >> we, as a community, got to get strong and say enough, enough. hilton's parents fell in love with the diversity and architecture of d.c.'s shaw neighborhood long before it came what it is today and raised their kids here. their younger brother celine, talented artist, visiting childhood friends on august 29, 2009. sharing the happy news he he had been hired to teach at a d.c. charter school when someone opened fire in the court yard at fifth and o streets northwest where the group was standing. the pain of that loss remains sharp. it's hard to have moments of jo

. >> reporter: then came march 16th, 2009, six weeks after the lofton killings when two unsolved murdersecame four. it began with a report of a stolen nissan maxima. just a couple of blocks from where the loftons had been killed. >> what's the nature of your emergency? >> i left my house maybe an hour ago and had come back. my car is missing out of the carport. >> reporter: detective smartner was on call that night. >> she's on the phone with the call taker. she notices that her car comes zooming by from up here on the street and comes by her at a fast rate of speed. >> that's my car. okay, it just zoomed past me. wow. >> reporter: she sees it while she's on the phone with dispatch? here it comes, there it goes? >> absolutely. >> reporter: police swarmed the neighborhood hoping to nab the car thief. he was nowhere to be found. but police soon discovered the stolen car. captured here on a cruiser's dash camera, it was parked at a driveway of a vacant house engulfed in flames. firefighters called to the scene to extinguish the fire made a grisly discovery -- two bodies burned beyond recogn

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the murder is the oldest unsolved case dating back upon reportedly disappeared from a carnival then one years later with finding there remains. by all throughout this investigation the mother wasn't charged with murder. you can see her today handcuffed and her feet chained her lawyer says it is based on circumstantial evidence lacking any real evidence or motive. >> the grand jury has to produce some evidence of every essential element simic said judge looked at both sides to say you're ready for a fight and it could go on to a grand jury but he says tomorrow he will give if any answer. >> this case was really big back in the '90s it was on milk cartons in the stadium before they found the remains of the body but the mother called the decision. reported the missing so the mystery is later. >> the defense alleges she gave varying accounts became she gave birth of different account from the media attention she said i bought a soda then she said actually he was kidnapped by somebody who works for the government. >> she had different stories >> and for her to be extradited did she speak at

. >> reporter: like the other unsolved cases related to melvin he was never charged.e went cold. fear drove the busby family out of falmouth for good. >> they had succeeded in getting john busby. out of their little girl. -world with later, there appeared to be a break through. when melvin's son todd then 17 got a traffic ticket. his father was furious. so furious he threatened a local cop. you guys are going to find out how bad i am, he told the officer, i made the call and busby got his. you are the only one that knows that for sure now. years later after the statute of limitations had passed on busby's case. melvin any brother. john reine told police he was in the car the night melvin shot busby. and he says, shirley was too. >> i think she knew everything melvin ever did. including his first wife, the two young men who were killed and everything involved. >> reporter: but shirley's best friend, kathy, calls the allegations "pure lies." what about those who say that shirley wasn't as innocent as some say? >> they're lying. >> reporter: that she was. they say that s

brought before the united nations from its inception, yet and regrettedly this issue has remained unsolvedanization and its members continue to be unable to end this injustice inflicted upon our people and to assist our people to exercise their right of self determination and freedom and their independence as a sovereign state. ladies and gentlemen, i ask you to reconsider the history of the question of palestine, and the relevance united nations resolutions. you will realize the obvious truth; that is that an historic injustice has been inflicted upon a people, and a homeland, a people that have lived peacefully in their land, and made genuining intellectual, cultural and humanitarian contributions to human kind. these people do not deserve to be swallowed by the sea, or spending its life going from one refugee camp to another. yet, regrettably it's just cause remains at a stand still after the passage of all of these years. our people have placed their hopes on the countries of this organization to help them to gain their freedom, independence, and sovereignty, so that their wish and rig

maureen: the development in a still unsolved murder case in arlington. this video shows david black arriving home. he declined to comment. it comes after police searched his house this morning. abc 7 news was the first on the scene. he is the estranged husband of body blacked was found murdered in her home on april 17 while her two young children were present. david black has not been arrested in the case but remains the only person of interest. police are searching for the driver in a deadly hit-and-run. it happened at commonwealth avenue and braddock road this morning. the woman involved who was just out for a jog was left to die. stephen tschida is live in alexandria with the latest. about 15 mins ago a spoke with crystal mozel of the alexandria police department. she says police have identified both the vehicle and the driver but at this time no charges have been filed. a lot of people in this very neighborhood are anxious to learn more about the woman who was killed here. witnesses described a gruesome scene. >> the accident was so horrific. she was

. >> family members are hoping a new billboard campaign can find answers to an unsolved murder.atthew novac junior was in philadelphia when his friend's car broke down. strangers in a blue chevy with new jersey tags picked him up and shot him always he exited the vehicle. there's a 42,000-dollar reward for information that leads to arrest and eviction in this case. >>> philadelphia water department crews are assessing a damage caused by a broken 48-inch water main break in hunting park. it happened near west moreland street. 15 million gallons of water spilled on the street into properties before crews arrived and shut off the main. water pressure was restored a short time later. but it affected area businesses like memo's pizza. >> i'm sorry we are closed, they asked why, because of no water. >> a nearby shopping complex had a water main break last june and january of last year. it took us weeks for store owners to clean up the damage. >> 5:57. digging out of debt. researchers rank which students carry the largest college loan. >>> later arizona police catch copycats related to

let alone, all the other unsolved homicides. all of these unsolved homicides.st think of the mothers if they were sitting here in my shoes. you do not want to stand in my shoes. i been doing this for nine years. nine years and still no justice for my child. let alone these other unsolved homicides. this is what i have left. and mayor gavin new-said he said i know who killed her son. >> thank you, ms. brown. next speaker, please. >> members of the board of supervisors, san francisco opened oven. i like to chart on the overhead to be projected. what i'd like everybody to notice,, if you're in the numbers that 24. this is 24 orders of determination finding various representatives of city government in violation of the local open government laws. as you can see the bottom of the list now, your board president has joined the ranks supervisor mar which kind of surprised me, and pride of place goes to supervisor farrell. i have to wonder, what is it about open government laws you don't understand? because these violations are not only violations of the sunshine ordina

it was the talk of generations of african-american parents gave their own sons, is to this day an unsolved crime. no one was ever convicted and almost all that that might have had a hand in it have since gone to their own graves, silent about the murder of emmett till and the racial injustice that killed him. if you had a doubt that hate swells on the banks of the tala hatchy river, you need look to the sign. the memorial that commemorates emmett till's end, pierced by the anonymous refineders that evil was a -- reminders that evil was allowed to go free. >> we know there were people that would never support but supremacy >>> it's a hate read never forgotten in emmett till's life and death. >> my first introduction to emmett till's case came when i was 10 years old. i have to say, like many of us that saw the photograph for the first time. it was shocking, and i needed to know what it was. so my parents came in, explained the storey to me. i was in high school. i can remember the situation, and my parents would tell me before i went to the house, don't let what happened to emmett till happ

death remains's unsolved, but the police say they are making progress closing cases. metro transit police have arrested bijon brown, a person of interest on a metro bus shooting. woman lost hery life to west nile virus in maryland, prompting new warnings. richard reeve has the alarming uptick in the virus in the region. richard? rate forleon, heart the family. -- heartbreak for the family. the doctor said their mother had died from west nile virus, yet to be confirmed by the state health department, but still a horrible time. dorothy loved her home, her garden, and her family. >> she was happy and in good spirits, looked great. dorothy september 4, mount, was 94, began feeling ill. four days later she died. she is the second or third west nile virus fatality in maryland this year. >> it's a tragedy. richard: this family lived just a few doors away. >> i have three kids, so it's a concern. our neighbor was elderly, of course. richard: they believe that an theired mosquito bit mother either in laurel or in baltimore, but they don't know when. this emergency services dir

it was the talk of generations of african-american parents gave their own sons, is to this day an unsolved crime. no one was ever convicted and almost all that that might have had a hand in it have since gone to their own graves, silent about the murder of emmett till and the racial injustice that killed him. if you had a doubt that hate swells on the banks of the tala hatchy river, you need look to the sign. the memorial that commemorates emmett till's end, pierced by the anonymous refineders that evil was a -- reminders that evil was allowed to go free. >> we know there were people that would never support but supremacy >>> it's a hate read never forgotten in emmett till's life and death. >> my first introduction to emmett till's case came when i was 10 years old. i have to say, like many of us that saw the photograph for the first time. it was shocking, and i needed to know what it was. so my parents came in, explained the storey to me. i was in high school. i can remember the situation, and my parents would tell me before i went to the house, don't let what happened to emmett till happ

police detective, who retired and t most painful case of violence in her life is unsolved. d the mother w was so heart brok, she harardly remembers anything the week her s was killed. >> his eyes were focused on the road ahead and never s the bullets coming. the 22-year-old was struck multiple times. the wounds he suffered that november morning in 2008 8 on centntral avenue in capitoll heights proved fatal. >> this is all the way he kept it? >> yes. more than six yearslat, dustin's mther sleepeps in her son's room.. and hee had two jobs. a solid young man. >> he was so proud. he voted for obama and 20 da later he was kikilled. >> dustin holder he was going to a friend's birthday. >> i don't remember the funeral. i can't remember anything. to me, i have nono proof that ts hahas happeneded. >> the proof is now alaround her. the apartment is covered with pipictures of dustin.. >> we could havee had grand kid and so forth, but this low-life person lookk him away from us. he's my only son. good pern. goodod son. >> the two played basketball at every chance they got. >> we shared

number of people on the district killed this year is 117, and the latest murder on the list is still unsolved. it happened just before midnight . d.c. police say that three men were shot, one of them, 50-year-old thomas stalling, died. anybody with information is asked to call the police. tickingw, the clock is on congress in the face of a possible government shutdown. lawmakers have just 72 hours to reach a deal. it looks like friday's announcement by house speaker john boehner that he plans to step down make clear the way for a deal. -- may clear the way for a deal. >> john boehner being a lame-duck speaker allows him to pass the bill. kellye: on "face the nation," speaker boehner says he expects the senate to pass a continuing resolution this week. a potential shakeup in the race for the white house. news and wall street journal poll has donald trump and ben carson in a statistical tie. among democrats, the same poll found that hillary clinton's lead over senator bernie sanders is seven points. if vice president joe biden does clinton'sthe race, lead grows to 15 points. representatives of

let alone, all the other unsolved homicides. all of these unsolved homicides.st think of the mothers if they were sitting here in my shoes. you do not want to stand in my shoes. i been doing this for nine years. nine years and still no justice for my child. let alone these other unsolved homicides. this is what i have left. and mayor gavin new-said he said i know who killed her son. >> thank you, ms. brown. next speaker, please. >> members of the board of supervisors, san francisco opened oven. i like to chart on the overhead to be projected. what i'd like everybody to notice,, if you're in the numbers that 24. this is 24 orders of determination finding various representatives of city government in violation of the local open government laws. as you can see the bottom of the list now your board president has joined the ranks supervisor mar which kind of surprised me, and pride of place goes to supervisor farrell. i have to wonder, what is it about open government laws you don't understand? because these violations are not only violations of the sunshine ordinan

of course, long term all kinds of problems remain unsolved here in chester up land. dawn?t a good situation, thank you, bruce. >>> september is childhood cancer awareness month and to show its support hyundai is giving back in a big way. the car company giving children's hospital of philadelphia a $400,000 donati donation. hyundai who was a sponsor with fox 29 says that money will be used for a scholar senior research award. newly named hyundai scholars will use the funds to bolster research on acute lymphoblastic leukemia and neuroblastoma the event is part of a hope on wheels campaign to honor national childhood cancer awareness month. >>> we are just 2.5 weeks away from pope francis' visit to philadelphia. and now is your chance to get your hands on all of the merchandise for the pope's big visit. aramark opening up its pop up shop this week in center city at 11th and market. you can grab pope doll, t-shirts, mugs, rosary and prayer guards you name it they've goat. the shop will stay open through the holy father's visit. >>> we certainly have been talk ago lot about wha

her mission is to help with unsolved killings in the city and bring awareness to young lives lost. >> we are not seeking revenge. no revenge. that is why i am out here to try to help solve other murders. i don't want no mother walking in my shoes. it hurts when you have to burry your child. it hurts. >> the group is trying to build stronger relationships with leaders and law enforcement. she believers doing that will help reduce violence. >>> new developments in the emissions scandal involving volkswagen. today two volkswagen customers filed a class action lawsuit saying it falsy used tests in the bay area that said the cars complied with laws. ktvu's tom vacar live in the news room with more on this. >> reporter: three companies with bay area connections could go a long way in proving how deep the scandal may go. >> reporter: lawyers for two bay area owners say the information is in the hands of volkswagen and two other companies. >> people who have data that will help point the finger as to who knew and when they knew may be in the possession of folks in the bay area. >> reporter: v

. >>> oakland police department teaming up with fbi to try to get answers about an unsolved murder. they'll be holding a news conference to announce a reward in the shooting death of a woman two years ago. uc berkeley student killed returning home day before 23rd birthday. rear-ended, got out of his car to talk to the other driver and police say then he was shot. >>> the aclu filed a lawsuit that accuses three san francisco police officers of racial profiling and beating a young black man. >> we're here today to seek justice for travis. >> the arrest report that was issued --. >> the aclu claims last april he was arrested for no reason. the group says he was stopped outside san francisco apartment simply because he's black and he was with three other black people and had arabic writing on his clothing. he was beating, suffered a concussion and permanently scarred. >> that night the officers automatically assumed i was doing something wrong because i'm black. in that moment i felt helpless, i felt like there was nothing i could do. i just had to take it. the officers violently beat m

. >>> the fbi is asking the public to take a second look at an unsolved oakland murder case. today the fbi and oakland police announced they are looking for clues in the murder of 22-year-old aya nakano. in 2013 someone hit the car from behind. when he went to check, he was shot to death. his mother says it would mean a lot to his family to catch the killer. >> it would mean justice. it will never be -- there will never be closure because it won't bring aya back to us. but we certainly owe it to him, you know, to give him -- to catch the people who did this. >> fbi also announced it's adding to the reward fund now making it a total of $125,000. >>> ellen pao who sued a law firm for gender discrimination is dropping her appeal. the case brought attention to gender bias in the silicon valley. her announcement today ends a three-year legal battle. she says seeking justice has been painful and she has decided to pay the legal costs and move on with her life. >>> a big announcement in the freddie gray case. a judge decided to keep the trial of the six officers in involving gray's

celebration is underway until 3 a.m., including displays of art with a tribute to the victims of the unsolvedomicides from the past five years. >> a lot of times people forget forget aboutd they how senseless violence affects us all. it is not a color thing or a class thing. it affects everybody. kellye: rain forced the cancellation of the debut, but the images will be projected around the city on buildings. montgomery county firefighters have gotten control of a brush fire that came close to a power substation. it took several fire units a couple hours to contain the fire burning off germantown road, just south of the city. under 10 acres were scorched. no word on the cause. those firefighters had to contend with the wind. fortunately, a little bit of rain. devon lucie is in the weather center. can we expect more rain sunday? can, but mainly west and southwest of washington. wayin band of rain made its into mostly northern virginia. it moved towards germantown with the fire. did not give much help because it faded before got there. live super doppler 7 radar showing the areas with rain were

recent court filings in the case against raymond "shrimp boy" chow are raising questions about a 2006 unsolved homicide. allen lung was the leader of a prominent chinatown organization before he was killed. the killer was not caught. the fbi used 11 informants and one provided information about lung's murder. they want the government to reveal the court's identity so the claims about lung's mother can be investigated. >>> baltimore police prepared for big rallies as lawyers for six officers appeared in court today. weijia jang is in baltimore with the latest. >> no justice, no peace! >> reporter: the protestors outside the baltimore courthouse were small but vocal as they demanded justice for freddie gray, the 25-year-old black han who died of spinal injuries while in -- black man who died of spinal injuries while in police custody. >> if can happen to him, why not me? i'm in these communities every day. i consider myself a street creature and it could have been me. >> reporter: the rally was peaceful but there was some trouble when some of the protestors started walking through streets disrup

new criminal charges have been filed in the murder of a virginia college student a death that been unsolved for nearly six years. a second murder may help bring that case to closure and absolve the family of morgan harrison. "america tonight's" lori jane gliha has that story. >> everything in morgan harrington's room, everything this her room is still right where she left them in 2009. >> she was a lot of fine, she really was. >> reporter: that was morgan's junior year at virginia tech and the last time her mother jill saw her alive. >> it's still comforting to me to have her stuff around me. i know that will change. >> reporter: the 20-year-old an artist who wanted to be a teacher disappeared after attending a metallica concert at john paul o jones arena. >> having our daughter missing felt worse than having her death. there are rituals, you know how to eulogize, missing, you're on a pendulum trying to keep hope alive and yet logic is filling you with despair. walking that knife edge is debilitating, difficult. >> 101 days will pass before morgan's schedule tannized body was found buy farm

but unlike 2-year-old bella, these unsolved mysteries remain.nd john walsh, the host of cnn's "the hunt" he has made it his mission to the find the missing kids, and he says once again, it is the department of children and families that the dropped the ball. >> this woman with a history of prostitution and drugs, incompetent, and horrible mother, and horrible parent, and two children taken away from her, and how could they not track this little girl? what do you have to do? a grandma calls to say that the child is in trouble, and the real father calls, and neighbors i hear have called and not sure about that, but had also called, and what do you have to do to save a 2 1/2-year-old girl's life? >> i know someone else who has those questions, and it is my colleague nancy grace who is a former prosecutor, and host of "nancy grace" and we have covered the stories too often and not often do we have a unsolved mystery solved and then hear the horrors of what that child had to endure. and how does a family services show up at a twice twice for this lit

in local churches, critics condemned the large number of unsolved killings, activists pledged over the last few years, one to two people are executed every week, out in the open like gunmen and motorbikes who hide their faces. they say that none of the cases have been prosecuted. the trial court judge in the neighbouring town said he tried to file a complaint. his brother was shot dead in his car a year ago, in front of the capital building. witnesses were too scared to go on record. >> we have the gaffes, the boldness. it's as if they say nobody cares. >> there are 100 cops in a city of 130,000. people say they are slow to respond, operating like a private army with a set of rules and masters. >> dozens of civilians said to be armed and paid by the local government to act. people here talk about the fear. radio commentator is known for speaking out against what he sees as state-sponsored immunity, and says the work place and home have been checked several times. >> why are the victims of these killings only those opposed to the mayor. it's as if there's a conspiracy. >> the full court

. >>> the 43 missing students in mexico remains unsolved. lucia newman reports from mexico. >> commandeered 43 buses so they could go to mesms co-city t mexo attend oprotest. six were killed, 43 others abducted, disappearing without a trace. one year later the question remains: why. >> translator: we know that in cases of disappearances, there are very strange strategies which make it difficult to know what happened. there are packs of silence but we believe there are lines of investigation that were ignored. >> reporter: one of them is revealed here, this closed circuit video of a fifth bus, which may explain a motivate, independent investigators from the council of human rights, may have commandeered the bus, carrying a cargo of heroin, which explains the extreme violence used by the cartels to stop the buses. the army was conspicuous by its absence, even though soldiers at this battalion were receiving calls for help and earshot of the gun fire they refused to intervene. igwala is in the state of guerrera where poppy and heroin is produce

. >> now his mother, father and brother are hoping to revive this unsolved case by encouraging anyone with information to step forward. there is a $75,000 reward in the case. >>> police in pleasant hill are looking for two men who carjacked a woman. this is the sketch police released of the two suspects. now they're accused of stealing a 1998 nissan sedan outside of dicks sporting goods. police later spotted the vehicle in east oakland. officers pursued the car until men ditched it near the san leandro border and ran away. >>> san jose mineta airport is getting funding. they slap seen a series of security breaches including a stow away case involving a teenage boy who made it to hawaii. the grant is for a two year study to -- >>> a plan to use explosives to take down one of the old bay bridge piers has passed a key vote. the store bay conservation and development has approved to remove pier e-3. the whole thing will take just about six seconds. cal tran says imploding the pier will save years of time, be $100 million cheaper, and less harmful to marine life than taking it down by hand

tonight his family encouraged that new crime fighters are on the unsolved case. >> i want nothing more than giving him the justice he deserves. >> reporter: renewing her plea to find her son's killer. now the fbi is standing with her. it is joining forces with the oakland police department to solve the cold case killing. >> our effort to help solve this case is a part of a broader fbi strategy and collaboration with the oakland police department with the goal of targeting the most violent crime in the city of oakland. >> reporter: the fbi now offering a $25,000 reward which can be seen on its website and a digital billboard on interstate 880. all information leading to the arrest of two suspects who shot him the night of june 12, 2013 after a minor fender bender in oakland. a blurry surveillance picture of a silver sedan driven by the suspects remains the only clue. >> we continue to talk about this case that we can't stand for, that we have to keep the memory alive. >> one of the people that no matter what always had a positive attitude. >> reporter: the fbi assisted before with cold

these are all unsolved home sides and something needs to be done about it. we don't need to be left with this what i have to look at everyday. what i have to think about everyday concerning my son. this is something i'm going to be doing for the rest of my life. i shouldn't have to stand up and fight. >> thank you mrs. brown. next speaker please. >> overhead please. supervisors, director of san francisco. i showed you this list sast week. 24 wins. i don't need to tell the members of board of supervisors how hard it was to win 24 times. the public should be made aware of the awareness have been made to sabotage the sunshine ordinance task force. let's start the next six months to a year discussing some of these. let's start with the case of your president. i made a public record's request which the supervisor and her staff knowingly and willfully ignored. a request under the sunshine ordinance and the california public records act. supervisor breed didn't respond to me, didn't respond to the task force, didn't even send anybody to the hearing. after a month,

this walk started and ended at the scenes of unsolved shootings. talked about fighting crime and answered questions. >>> a congressman's private e-mails are not protected from federal investigators. that's the decision from a panel of judges. fattah tried to claim congressional privilege. investigators can now look through seven years of fattah's personal account. he used it for work. it's something congressmen are permitted to do. they did agree with who can read them. it will only be lawyers who are not associated with the criminal case. the congressman is accused of misusing his congressional influence and stealing taxpayer money and charitable donations. he is accused of accepting a secret million dollar campaign loan and taking a bribe from a lobbiest who wanted to be a u.s. ambassador. he denies all charges. he is married to our anchor. she's referenced in the criminal complaint. she's labeled as person e and an affiliate of the enterprise. they allege she took part in the scene to sell a car to pay closing costs on a vacation home. she's not

the walk started and ended at the scenes of unsolved shootings. >>> tim tebow made his case to land onagles roster during the final preseason game against the jets last knew. he threw for 189 yards and two touchdowns, including this one. and an interception. matt barclay got the start, he was 4 of 9ç throwing for 45 yas and an interception. the jets beat the eagles 24-18. we caught up with eagles fans at metlife stadium. all eyes or on the backup quarterback competition. >> mr. tim tebow. >> i don't think he got nearly as much attention if he was a regular quarterback with his skill set. >> i'm sure chip will pick the right person. whoever wins that competition deserves it. >> chip kelly will have to whittle down the roster to 53 players by tomorrow afternoon. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 4:10. we have a muggy start this morning. the humidity is noticeably higher and that will likely fuel some scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. but not everybody is going to see them. everyone, this weekend will get to enjoy sunshine and th

mexicans are angry at a series of unsolved cases, including the disappearance of 43 students and the prison escape of drug lord gossman. >> the situations are different from each other. they hurt the spirit of the mexican people and trust in institutions, to this environmental we have to add concerned about the future of the economies. >> in ghana, women accused of witchcraft face abuse and threats to their lives. hundreds have been forced out of their communities, and are living in camps. now they are teaming up with n.g.o.s and leaders to stop the women being ostracized. >> this settlement is known as coquoz camp. a safe haven for women accused of being witches. >> for this woman, she has been here for three years. today her daughter came to visit. she says she left her home after she was blamed for her niece falling sick. >> and the crowd attacked me. i was sad. they came with sticks and other things, and the intention was to kill me, the chief stepped in to say i should not be killed >>> in is one of the minority of women accepted back into a regular community. she is living with

attorney seth williams held community walk in overbrook tonight wanting to draw attention to pair of unsolved shootings. williams led a group from best best cake kosher bakery where the owner was shot in august to 7411 young man was shot in the face at water ice stand. this is the fourth community walk of the summer. >> a packed house tonight in marple township as residents rallied a plan to develop the site of don qunela school. it was sold by archdioceses last year to a developer that wants to build stores and homes on the site. and many folks are opposed saying developmenting this area will ruin the green space and they're afraid it would lower their property values. >> and turning to a consume area lerts about a nationwide moving -- alert about a nationwide moving company under multiple names. nydia han has the details. >> like a lot of people do brian mcbride moving company online he called global transportation from yik yik to new jersey. >> we don't need to come out and do an estimate. they gave me a price. they collected deposit of $165 and set a move date. >> mcpride says the fris wa

evidence, but the serial killer's story was a welcome one for the authorities, with countless murders unsolved. jenny kuttim and two fellow-journalists were skeptical of the confessions, and conducted extensive research on the case files. eventually they were able to prove that quick could not have committed the murders, and that the prosecutors never tried to verify the statements of the psychiatric patient. they uncovered the largest miscarriage of justice in swedish history. >> we met him three times, and are still in contact with him. he told us the truth. when he took back all his confessions during our third meeting, he said, "i've given up." >> the authorities scrambled to process the revelations. quick, having since reverted to his birth name sture bergwall, was released from detention in 2013 after the convictions were quashed. the justice minstry ordered an investigation into the scandal. the resulting report was a devastating indictment of the officials involved. >> clearly there were appalling mistakes in the judicial process. the prosecutor simply ignored exonerating evidence. the

it is not unsolvable. and to me sometimes you need to hear that from the outside. you need to hear that with someone from the moral authority, someone as i said earlier, with his humility, and the way that he is present. for him to say it we can do this, let's get it tot. and encouraging us to collaborate and make it happen, and invite and make it happen, and use technology to make it happen. i mean a very -- a man of his time. >> do you think that this is a moment that will lead to new policies? i hope. i hope this is a transformation moment for us. and i hope that there is a new spirit of cooperation that can be in the united states capitol. i am hopeful for that, i am hoping to let by gones by bygones and let some of the old attitudes and beliefs we should all let them go and start anew. and i think that's the call. >> ryan is a practicing catholic, he also said the pope inspired him more on spirit than on policy. and hope this will help overcome the political deadlocks of the past few years. as we mentioned, a problem which can no longer be left to future gener

seth williams will lead the walk in overbrook and which will travel past the scenes of two unsolved shootings. williams says it's a chance for him to hear from philadelphians on crime and other issues. >>> don't fight back seagull or it could cost you. the punishment one man received for his battle with the birds. >>> we have been battling the heat for days now. it's going to be another hot one for philadelphia. at the shore, though, 80s later on. the temperatures are cooling under clear skies at the shore. 74 degrees at 5:37. your neighborhood-by-neighborhood forecast is just ahead. >>> 20 minutes before 6:00. we are now less than an hour away from sunrise. we will see a lot of sunshine. yesterday, we had so much fog to start with but that is not happening this morning. the humidity is already lower and the temperatures running a bit warmer and keeping mugginess and fog at bay. we have a little bit of a breeze. most of the area is calm but just enough of a northerly component to bring in the dry air and keep us in the clear. we are on our way to another hot one this afternoon and sunny skies

but tonight we've learned that bigger problems remain unsolved. fox 29's bruce gordon joining us live from chester delaware county with more on those bigger issues. bruce? >> reporter: yeah, dawn, it was common pleas court judge in delaware county who made the order to the commonwealth to pennsylvania to free up $3.5 million to cover chester upland teacher salaries through the enter of september. temporary good news for folks who came unsure as to whether they'd be paid but the big picture fm struggles of this cash strapped district of three thus san students remain a problem. it wasn't the enter of the day that had teachers and staff at chester upland schools cheering but the beginning. for veterans like markysha bell -- >> great news. >> reporter: some 200 chester upland teachers voted last week to begin the school year despite uncertainty over whether this cash strapped district would pay them. wednesday morning, checks were waiting. one they arrived for work. >> yes! i can pay my bill. i'm excited. >> we made the decision to show up not knowin