he implicated his friend, 19-year-old vincent holmes, as the man who killed kevin rice. >> vincent holmesd, late teens. he was friends with william buck, hung out at the auburn manor apartment complex. really had a flat affect, borderline functioning intellectually. just a street kid with really no purpose in life. >> not surprisingly, when holmes was questioned, he pointed the finger at william buck. this created a problem. could forensics prove who pulled the trigger? several residents at the auburn manor apartments saw william buck and vincent holmes together on the night of the murder. they were outside the apartment drinking. the residents were able to identify the clothes each man was wearing. and with a search warrant, that clothing was retrieved from their respective apartments and sent to forensic analyst mary wong. she conducted the same tests she used on the hooded sweatshirt. no gunshot residue was found on either man's clothing. so, the hooded sweatshirt and the shirts from both men were sent to skip palenik, one of the country's premier experts in trace evidence analysis. >>

the ear of artist vincent van gogh is about to go on display. in 1888, the dutch artist had a psychotic breakdown and inexplicably severed his own ear. now a german museum has a replica of the ear using cells actually grown from van go's great, great nephew. >> that's right. it's that exciting time in every century when german museums begin displaying human body parts. folks, and this one really disgusts me. there's your european style socialized medicine. van gogh has to wait 126 years to get his ears fixed. [cheering and applause] now, according to the "eartist," diemut strebe, the still-alive still life was created by using cells from the great, great grandson of vincent's brother theo to grow the ear and a 3-d printer to shape it. and if you think paper jam is tough, try clearing out an ear jam. nation, this is the most successful use of bioengineering in art since pablo picasso created that five-boobed lady so he could paint her. it could very well usher in a whole new movement. think about it. using this same technology, we might finally b

vincent's hospital in new york. when police followed up with the local hospitals, they identified a male nurse at st. vincent's, 38-year-old mark slaten who not only resembled the composite drawing, he also lived in staten island near the stores where the killer purchased the latex gloves and garbage bags used in the murders. unfortunately slaten's prints didn't match the prints found on the plastic bags. >> it's heartbreaking. you're out there pounding the pavement, doing everything you can, and you don't have an answer for them. so it was very frustrating. >> thinking that the killer may have misled his victims about where he worked, detective kuhn enlisted his own children in the investigation to distribute the composite sketch of the killer to all of the local hospitals. unfortunately the flyers didn't generate any significant leads and susan the case turned cold. >> many, many man hours, hundreds of man hours devoted to these investigations and essentially the trail just went cold. >> the murders stopped, too,

with us is vincent pilot ng. power pitch panel, andrew bernstein, he focusing on strategic partnerships with clients. andrew also spent three years overseeing product reviews at the magazine and competes at elite level track and road races. also joining us from portland is matt compton. he serves on the board of directors at rei and likes to cycle in the pacific northwest. >>> and uri complain is also joining us. the when eurie kim rides her bike, she rides outside the city. i've got my halo belts on here. let's do some business. euri seismt, what are your first thoughts? >> i think your mission of saving lives is really noble, but building a brand that is something that can grown organically and virally is tough. how are you thinking about building a lifestyle brand that it's not just a one-product proposition. >> over the past two years people have expressed this product can be used in a variety of different situations, not just cycling. we've been able to grow into a brand to provide a safety tool with increas

joining us is los angeles times brazil correspondent vincent v bevins.have live pictures up right now. what is the latest on the ground that you're hearing? >> the protest wasn't very large. it was only a few hundred people, but the police seem to have got it down very quickly and very forcefully and we have reports that five people have been injured including three journalists. one producer from cnn has reportedly been hit with a tear gas canister. she is okay, but she has sustained injuries. while these first are looking for a way to reconvene somewhere else in the city. it is not clear if this will happen. >> the president of brazil has said in a prime time speech, she has no doubts that the counts of the cup are meticulously analyzed if there exists any irregularity, those responsible will receive the maximum punishment, this is her refer to allegations of mismanagement of money and that is why the protests have taken place. we've run into some technical problems during our interview with vincent. as you well know, skype does not always work out as w

watch what happens, though, to vincent. these ladies are quite nice, offering to maybe help him a little bit. instead of helping him, they do something else. >> oh, [ bleep ]. where's your hotel? >> oh. she's helping herself to his wallet. >> there goes the cell phone right out of his back pocket. >> where did my phone go? >> he doesn't know where the phone is. can you figure it out. >> handed off to her lady in the leopard skin. >> you're right. takes vincent a second or two before he puts it together. >> luckily i know about how scams work. i figured it out fast. >> [ bleep ]. >> he goes running after the girl in the leopard print dress. >> you all give me my phone right now. i ain't playing. >> i don't have your phone. >> i see it. >> lucky he caught up with her. this is outside the miracle mile shops. you can see the sign. there are plenty of places you can hide there or any other casino. >> he's not done. goes back to the group and gives him a piece of his mind. >> i ain't going to be so nice about that [ bleep ] next

vincent hardy. andrea johnson. nick will i. bryan lamb brick. benjamin the third. steven may. kimberly martin. jonathan matte. mark maul bureau even though. jacob mchenry. michael maland fee. carlos melena did he see. christian. andrea o'neill. deal o at the 51 he will. marking could say. anthony pettirozelpetrozela. mark palasha. david rabbit. anthony reyes. ronald rottiherother. ignacio rubio. benny sanphony. matthew silva. anthony suelay. awe depresszize azizes. daren terraterral. ryan tacutttacutta. collin walker. all right. good job guys. 116 can you rise please i know i've asked you this several times did you love this job >> i love this job. >> thank you very much. food i just about expensive eat but food for everyone and there's organizations in the city that are doing really good work making sure that healthy food it assessable to everyone. more and more as follows are are becoming interested in upper arlthd they want to joy the open green pace sea know where their food it coming from we'll look at 3 programs talking ushering agricultural and garden to new heights. so

rachel struck and killed vincent perry junior. >> we received a credible tip one of our officers was able to follow up. >> reporter: pagano why did you try to hide the car. bensalem police say he helped concoct a plan to hide the pick up truck and take it to a location in northeast philadelphia. >> they hid the vehicle and took to the a location in philadelphia. >> reporter: at this point, police have no idea how rachel managed to strike the victim without seeing him and whether she was driving under the influence. >> at this time we have no evidence to approve there was narcotics or alcohol related to the investigation. >> reporter: judge brown noting the severitity of the charges ordered rachel held on $750,000 cash bail. pagano was charged with tampering with evidence he removed the license tag and washed the truck he has been ordered held on 75,000 cash bail. at bensalem police headquarters, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> osha is investigating a demolition site in south jersey. chopper 6 was at the site of a former block buster. a worker was crushed when a concrete wall

vincent. the one on the right is at st. paul the ship wreck. >> very different artistic renderings. i love the water into wine. i see jesus sitting there. his mother comes over and says son they are out of wine. he said what do you want me to do about it? i always get the feeling he said, oh mom, i don't really do that stuff. you save the best wine of last. it is the biblical analogy of late coming of christ. the one on the right, you don't have to interpret this for us, but you have symbols on either side of the virgin. then you have three images up on top. each is very, very powerful. >> the spirit coming down. >> oh, okay, that's a descending dove. these convey biblical stories and theological messages. let's go on. here's your church. tell us basically -- because a lot of the books catholic churches big and small is explaining architecture. walk us through this. >> this is the star of the sea. next page i have the interior. it shows the basic form that most churches try to follow. >> translated means? >> they are in the shape of a crucifix, in the shape of a cross. >> i would sa

. >> vincent sedusti is lynn media's ceo.hey have a merge pending with media general that would create a company that would own 74 broadcast stations around the country. and gordon smith, of course, is the ceo of the national association of broadcasting. good to see you both. thank you for joining us. vincent, let me -- obviously, both of you will be telling us how pleased you are with the ruling by the supreme court. we get that, but i'm wondering, is there still a business opportunity to pursue here? aereo was a growing concern here. the technology still exists. that's not going to go anywhere. vincent, would you pursue a business model like aereo's, to go after those mobile customers out there? >> yeah, it's a really interesting conversation. the broadcast business has always provided a terrific amount of spectral efficiency in providing one to many technology with these big, tall towers in these markets, reaching a lot of people, versus cellular technology, which is a one-to-one. so, i think as we look forward and think a

arturo lezano vincent, was the first to see her. would you describe her mental condition after you first saw her after john's death? >> flat, is what we call it in the psychiatric business. >> a blank stare? >> yeah, a blank stare. psychosis was monumental. >> ann's physician hugo i have yags a found her shockingly frail and thin, weighing only 66 pounds. >> ann was severely malnourished with pockets of pus abscesses on her skin. >> treating her would not be easy. >> she was in a trance-like state, not cooperating too much in terms of what her needs were or what she was feeling. >> though ann was in no condition to communicate, she says the police wouldn't leave her alone. >> i do remember police officers coming into the room, and they were unnecessary. it was -- it was cruel. >> give me one example. >> having four police officers walk in with their guns or weapons to make sure that i was still there. that was not necessary to do every day for two weeks. >> ann had plenty to be concerned about. lead prosecutor edgar ramirez says the

vincent na pal church and the right is st. paul the ship wreck. >> very different artistic renderings. and the symbolism, again, i love the water into wine. i see jesus sitting there. here's what i want to do about it. and mom, i don't do that kind of stuff but he did and the idea was that you save the best wine for last. it's the analogy of the late coming of christ in the jewish story. the one on the right, you don't have to interpret this for us. but you've got symbols on either side of the virgin and then you've got three images. so very powerful why the spirit coming down. >> that's a dove. a descending dove. these cop say biblical stories and theological messages. let's go on. let's see what he's got for us here. all right. now here's your church. tell us basically, because a lot of your book, catholic churches big and small, is explaning churches, architecture. walk us through this picture. >> this is a star the c and here's an example of the next page with the interior but shows kind of the basic cruciform they try. it

. >> his drunk driving incident killed vincent kin san any one year ago. he's currently serving a 6 1/2 year sentence. the man who put him on camera is doing more to get people to stop people from drinking and driving. alex sheen went to the bars over the weekend this saturday night with this wide erase board, offering himself up as a designated driver. it says i would like to offer you a free ride home, someone i know killed a man while drinking and driving one year ago tonight. in honor of the man who died, i'd like to keep the road safe. joining me from cleveland is alex sheen. nice to have you on. >> hi, brooke. >> we know the why you did it, but tell me the response from those who you helped. >> it was interesting. obviously i'm a stranger with this white board. people were pretty receptive to it. i think a lot of folks, they want to do the responsible thing. they want to put down the keys and not drink and drive. so there was people who stepped up and i was busy basically the whole 3 1/2, four hours, kind of chatting them up about what was going on i

a tip led to the home of vincent johnson who has been charged with felony battery and robbery. >> this is for the books here in the morning buzz. >> that i can -- take a look at this man who was arrested in stock ton, california. instead of saying that's a felon. he got 30,000 likes. he is a handsome 30-year-old and repeat offender in california. the ladies don't seem to mind. i've got 50 shades on him. another said bring him to me, i'll lock him up. >> one woman wrote the criminal is not sexy. at the very least i think he could find another line of work perhaps as a model. >> approving how shallow people can be. >>> we continue to follow breaking news in camden where firefighters are battling a factory fire. >>> new details on the overnight crash involving a police cruiser and pick up truck. >> a lehigh county man hired to deliver packages is accused of stealing i'm robert de niro, and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world. my favorite place is the hudson valley. it inspired famous painters like thomas cole, with amazing landscapes like the breathtaking mohonk pre

. >> reporter: vincent left wall street to open a sock store about four years ago, right about the timeful socks became cool. his store features hundreds of pairs of high end hosiery. were you surprised you were the beginning of the trend? >> we could see it start creeping up and sure enough, we see guys really into fashion wearing socks and then more business-types wearing socks and now it's everybody. >> reporter: men's socks are now the fastest growing sector of men's apparel. sock sales have grown 14% in just one year. high end socks have combined to create a $2.8 billion industry. a pair from j. crew starts at 80 bucks. this from red deer will warm your toes for a mere $1,500. >> in a more casual era the tide disappears and so there's this opening for another kind of expression of personality in an otherwise hum drum world. the tice, there's no sort tactile pleasure. it's a thing around your neck. it doesn't touch your body. what is more wonderful like on a cold winter day than to have a rich moreno wool against your feet. >> reporter: there seems to be no limits to patterns peekin

in a search for suspects, police learned that jason mcguigan and his upstairs neighbor, todd vincentek or two before the murder. >> mcguigan had slapped todd. todd retaliate bid choking jason or throwing jason to the ground. jason reported to the police. it turns out there wasn't enough of a conflict that anybody got charged. >> todd denied any involvement in the murders. gunshot residue tests on his hands were negative. but he said something curious that he didn't hear any gunshots from jason's apartment. ballistic experts say that's not necessarily unusual. >> if they don't expect to hear a gunshot, when they do hear something, they'll interpret it some other way. >> next, police started to run down the vehicles parked outside jason's apartment. one was jason's cadillac escalade. the other a red toyota. one of two vehicles owned by jason's friend, 19-year-old mark wu. he was from taiwan, the son of a wealthy businessman and an honor student at the university of wisconsin. when police tracked him down, mark wu was in new york city and about to board a plane to taiwan to visit his fa

. >>> joining us now by phone former san jose fire captain vincent scortino. are you with us? >> yes, i am. >> we are wondering at this point, how many people have been affected by this fire? we know that evacuations are under way right now. >> reporter: it looks to me like the fire traveling very quickly. i don't think people understand that embers travel great distances and start spot fires way ahead of where fire is burning. so they are probably evacuating people in a precautionary fashion to make sure that people stay safe and makes firefighting operations a little easier if there's not general population running around hysterically in the neighborhood. >> captain, i saw something i have never seen before in a fire. they let this structure burn. we watched it for almost an hour, 50 minutes, plus, never a drop of water put on it all kinds of embers coming up, wind driving this fire. what kind of strategy is that. i'm just wondering -- i'm not familiar with that area but i'm just wondering if they have problems with water supply. >> a lot of the wells are dry because there h

. >> reporter: vincent guan invested more than a half million dollars in his business. >> he is a criminalhe deserves to be in jail. >> i thought he was going to get away with -- >> reporter: george sures lost $70,000. >> it had to be intentional. he meets the requirements of a con man. >> reporter: they are two of 20 investors. they lost their money and temporarily lost confidence in the justice system. in the months that followed our original investigation in november of 2012 cameras regularly spotted him at warriors games. that is him in the second row. he is enjoying the nba while investigators from santa clara county reviewed the investor's accusations. did you expect to see him in handcuffs and a jail suit? >> there was a time that i would say that i lost hope. i thought he might get away with it. >> reporter: in january the bay area car dealer traded in his courtside seat for a seat behind bars in the county jail, arrested for nine felony counts of securities fraud and theft. >> this is a massive scheme to the order of $1.3 million that investors have invested in this ponzi scheme a

philadelphia resident vincent erie died in the accident.o far there have been no arrests. >> really unbelievable video. a motorcyclist slamming into a car at a florida intersection. the impact flipping him into the air and miraculously he gets right back on to his feet. we first showed you the clip last night and now fox's evan axle ban talks to the man who says he's lucky to be alive. >> without the video you'd never believe michael smith's story. >> yeah, yeah, he said he flipped. wahoo. but now that you can actually see the footage, d a.m. n was he was saying was the truth. i could honestly be dead. >> may 24th he was headed up belcher at on a motorcycle like this. he says the light was yellow. but alex hall thought it was red and made a left. >> i had to brace for impact i knew there was no way i was dodging it. there's no laying down the bike. none of them. >> reporter: impact and lift off. >> i felt like more fee yows off from the matrix. >> you were in the air and what were you thinkingly. i was upside down and i had my shades on. i

be vincent was struck by a car and found lying on the shoulder in the southbound lanes. and he later died at the hospital. the vehicle left the scene before police arrived. and investigators are interviewing a woman in connection with this case. no charges have yet been announced. >>> penndot shutdown the greaterford bridge in perkiomen township. an inspection turned up the fact the bridge's beams deteriorated to the point penndot can no longer allow vehicles to pass. and john rawlins live at the bridge tonight and it does not sound like a short-term problem. >> the bridge built in 1957, it probably reached its live expect antsy. the thinking is that it will probably be rela laplaced and n repaired. and it could take months for design work, bids and approvals and to demolish the existing structure. overall it can run into a year or more we are told. >> that bridge is out. it cannot -- >> folks trying to turn on graterford road and it is closed. >> no warning that it was going to happen. >> it was a surprise. i saw it on facebook. and the detour for those who use the brid

tsn reports that vincent lecavalier could possibly be on the trading block for the flyers. >>> now for a look at what we're working on tonight. a former catholic social worker accused of helping others cheat on their taxes. how he used foster children to make thousands of dollars. >>> it's like seattle, i know. you're not crazy about the last couple of days and today will not be an improvement. for the fourth weekend in a low, sunshine, low humidity, nice temperatures. a lot of people are going the like it. >> that will be like philly. >> and father's day. >> here's brian williams. . >>> on our broadcast here tonight, under siege in iraq, american evacuations underway as the white house weighs military options and the choice is limited. >> ready or not, violence in the streets as the world cup gets underway in brazil. protesters battle police a thousands of troops are sent in to maintain order. >>> and this is 90, today a former president jumped out of a perfectly good aircraft. the legs don't work like they used to, but that didn't stop 41 the former world war ii aviator from taking a

. >>> and vincent lecavalier could be on the trading block. vinny basically has a no-trade clause. check out craig berube visiting the eagles. met with chip kelly. he must love jason kelsey's beard. nick foles and jason are smiling. the coach doesn't smile. >>> they've got the moves. young ballroom dancers in kensington celebrating the school's festival. the festival dreams is an annual fund-raiser that highlights the dual language school's achievements. they unveiled a brand-new library along with a dreams mural symbolizing the school's mission of investing in the dreams of its students. >>> a big gala at the union league of philadelphia. nbc 10's lu ann cahn who herself is a two-time cancer survivor had words of inspiration and encouragement. young cancer survivors were also honored, as well as those who have supported the society. great event there. >> great cause. >> get this rain out of here? >> yes, we are eventually going to get the rain out. so that is the good news. tomorrow, though, not yet. we have the rain around for friday. some thunderstorms. don't let go of the umbre

there was drizzle, the fog was sweeping through like an old vincent price movie this morning in dalyity. but that low pressure lifts a bit and the high bubble picks up a bit. the temperatures pick up as well. so we will warm things up not much. about three degrees in the warmer locations, it will still be cool at the shoreline. so we warm things up a little bit for sunday, cool it off some for monday. and then a warming trend will be cooking into the bay area bay wide for tuesday. so we go up, then we come down and a slow warming ten. overnight lows tonight, we look at 49 degrees for santa rosa, napa is down to 51. 52 degrees in livermore. and 56 in san jose. let's do it by the numbers for sunday. 62 daly city. 73 in san mateo. along the shoreline, mid 60s . south bay is warm. low to mid 80s for the most part. 85 degrees in campbell. go over the santa cruz mountains into santa cruz itself and there is 75 degrees there at the beach and boardwalk. 83 at morgan hill. we look at mid 80s for the east bay. 86 at livermore. 83 for brentwood and the numbers will be in the low to mid 80s . pl

vincent street. four men forced their way into the home at 8:45 this morning. the suspects took $2400 cash, $10,000 worth of jewelry before fleeing. no arrests made. >>> a condo complex under construction was engulfed in fire in chester county this morning erupting at 6:00 a.m. at mcfar land and rosedale roads. and they got control in 20 minutes and nobody hurt. >>> new details about the crash injuring comedian tracy morgan and killing his long-time friend and writing partner. they were traveling on the new jersey turnpike when the limo bus hit by a tractor-trailer. and in the satellite center now with the latest on the investigation. >> risk, investigators say that the wal-mart truck driver accused of causing this deadly accident had not slept in more than 24 hours. meanwhile, tracy morgan is recovering in critical condition in a new jersey hospital. with his fiancee by his side. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> newly released 911 calls about the crash that killed one person and sent comedian tracy morgan and others to the hospital. and the deadly crash blam

vincent de paul society here today. here to speak in support of laura's law. under our roof we do many things and i'm in partnership with many of the people in this room and i feel the emotion. one of the programs we run is the largest homeless shelter in northern california and within that shelter, though, is a drop-in resource center and that is the eye of the storm here in san francisco for some critical incidents that all your first responders talk about. at the society we make anest to treat everyone with compassion, dignity and social justice. my employees would never be here to speak up. they meet people where they are. we also run a recovery program which mimics what the fsa and bob bennett was saying earlier. it's complicated, the fact that i'm here. the amendments that were brought out really improve the implementation. i do see violence and safety a critical component of why this should move forward. reading our incidents reports it is very -- they are very difficult to read and that's why i chose to speak up about this. thank you. >> thank you. nex

i went to saint vincent grammar school on green street and went to high school here in the city. after college i returned to the marina and opened my business which is the california wine merchant back in 1974. so this year i'm celebrating my 40th anniversary of being in business. not as long as 52 years for ed behind me, but i'm proud of that achievement. it's taken a lot of hard work and dedication to sustain a business here in san francisco for that amount of time. it's been my life, my career. throughout the past 40 years i provided goods and services, wine to my neighbors and can ustomers in the marina. i believe that i have become part of the president bashar al-assad -- fabric of that community and is survived for that amount of time. i think that my store is part of what makes chestnut street and the rest of the marina such

that night she was with adam wigglesworth and louise vincent. they volunteer with a program in greensboro, north carolina, that provides clean needles and other assistance to addicts. >> she seemed to be pretty unresponsive and we were noticing bluing of the lips, lack of oxygen, so her breathing had become quite shallow. >> well, when someone's not breathing or responding to any sort of stimulus, you give them breath and at that time i usually administer it. >> now watch what happens next. >> we gave her about 60 units of narcan. >> narcan, also known as naloxone can reverse the effects of heroin and other drugs like oxycodone. another sternly rub, another shot of narcan. >> giving her the rest of the full cc. >> reporter: and finally liz begins to come around. >> liz? you okay? you went out. we're giving you mouth to mouth resuscitation. we've given you some narcan, because you overdosed. can you sit up? >> yes. >> my goodness. dr. gupta with that. i can tell you that after being revived liz made it to rehab and when we last checked in on her,

and former "law & order" actor vincent d'onofrio, 55. i'm dara brown.ng "early today." >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> well good morning to you, happy monday, 4:30 in the morning, i'm scott mcgrew. let's get a check of your forecast with meteorologist christina loren, good morning. >> good monday morning, 4:30 a.m. hard to get up on a monday, i know. i struggled with that as well this morning, i can tell you right now though it's going to be hot. you want to prepare for the day ahead especially if you work outside. if your kids are headed out to summer camp or summer school, they want to have the sunscreen ready to go. we'll talk about that coming up, right now let's check your drive on an early monday, here's mikey. >>> we're looking towards the plaza, it'

the victim has been identified as vincent perry from philadelphia.he vehicle that struck him fled the scene. police say it should have significant front-end and windshield damage. anyone with information is asked to call the bensalem police. >>> investigators looking for the cause of a fire that represented through a warehouse in a manufacturing company on ferry avenue. part of the roof collapsed and reports of explosions as crews battled the flames. fortunately, no one hurt. >>> fire investigators in trenton trying to determine what sparked this 3-alarm blaze. flames engulfed this twin home on colonial an avenue. and it took the crews over a half-hour to get it under control, no one injured. >>> in philadelphia cleaning up after a water main break at oregon. and it ruptured before 5:30 this morning. few homes impacted but neither seriously damaged. no word on what caused the break, and drivers should expect delays in the area. >>> peco trying to keep people cool. distributing fans at senior centers in philadelphia and surrounding counties. posting t

crime scene tape was wrapped around the the property a few blocks from where vincent perry was killed last night. no one inside of the home was arrested and investigators are remaining tight-lipped about what led them to that residence. business own's long 4100 block of bristol pike where the accident happened say they did what they could to help the police. >> the police came by, they checked out our surveillance cameras that we do have here and they looked over, hoping to find the culprit and i hope they do find him. >> well, police say vehicle involved in this crash likely has front end damage and a broken windshield. anyone with any information, is urged to contact the the police. >>> new at 6:00 another bridge in montgomery county is closed after failing an inspection. graterford road bridge was one of the more than two dozen in the area. it was given a new weight restriction last summer. that bridge carries graterford road over perkiomen creek. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao shows us the problem in pennsylvania is bigger than just one bridge. >> pennsylvania leads the n

they will be spraying in east coventry and east vincent townships.that will happen between 8:00 p.m. and midnight. >>> jack markell will ride the state's newest bike trail today. markell and other state officials will hold aon grad opening of the new gordon's palm trail in cape henlopen state park. then they'll ride the trail. >>> 4:35 right now. it was the local lottery that didn't pay out for months. >> until now. we'll show you where someone struck it rich in our area. >>> plus, toddler trouble. the wild story of where this little girl was found and why her dad is having to answer to authorities. >>> and beware of these bottles. this morning, there's a wine warning. >> currently 80 degrees. it is warm outside, about to get hotter by the afternoon. heat advisories are in effect. we'll talk about when we'll start to see relief. that's coming up in your seven-day forecast. stick around. woah. ! hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my hone

county health department crews will be spraying forç mosquito in parts of east coventry and east vincenttownships between 8:00 tonight and midnight. >>> from our delaware bureau, the city of wilmington is giving away fans to seniors just in time for a hot day today. the senior fan drive runs today between 9:30 and 4:00 this afternoon. people 65 and older showing proper i.d. can pick up a fan at the liouis redding city-county building on french street in wilmington. >>> drivers who use the pennsylvania turnpike better listen up. whether you use cash or e-z pass, we'll break down how much more the tolls will be costing you. >>> it's cool, refreshing and could be downright dangerous. wait until you hear why officials are warning people about bottles of prosecco that are a little too bubbly. >>> will get hot and humid today. more on your forecast, coming up. male announcer: explore maryland's authentic stories during the 150th anniversary of the war between the states. order our civil war trails guides at visitmaryland.org and download our new civil war mobile app. maryland. land of history.

nicole mitch, thank you so much. >> a replica of vincent van goes ear is on display.e apparently cut it off during a psychotic episode in the late 1800s. the replica was grown using genetic material from a living relative of the artist when the cells were shaped into an ear. they were using a 3-d printer. visitors to the museum can talk to that ear through a microphone. >> if it talks back, we've really got news at that point. tomorrow, more reaction to the taliban video showing the release of american prisoner of war bowe bergdahl. >> we'll talk to a military expert about the planning that went into that recovery operation. thanks for joining us this morning. >> ahead in just two minutes, much more on the 25t 25th anniversary of tiananmen square and the escalating violence in ukraine. the superstars. >> i love the underdog role, it's us against the world. we have this fight and this pride to play for the country. >> pushing for success. >> we've gone so far forward, the game's really really grown. >> gaining popularity. >> people are crazy for it. >> is now the time

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vincent de paul society, if possible we'd like to pass this to the board of supervisors. i think legislation is better when done through the board and i want to thank supervisor campos for understanding some of these issues are challenging for all of us but i want to thank supervisor campos for your continued willingness to have open dialogue now on this issue among many others and similarly believe that your heart is in the right place here and in terms of wanting to improve what we can if possible. i do believe the amendments that are here that we circulated around, but we have here members of the committee to make sure what we have in front of us strengthen what we already have, keeps laura's law in place here in san francisco and really bolsters the implementation so as the wilcox family themselves mention and i think we all believe, voluntary -- if we can get patients into voluntary treatment, that is the best outcome. so we want to make sure we do that if possible and put those protections in place and at the same time have the back stop of laura's law here in the c

and vincent astor was in the room and he was a very, very close personal friend of fdr. and one of the original 400 i think of ward mcalister's great term. and fdr was reading this out and get to the point where he said, this is one going to do to taxes on the wealthy, and astor sort of said, you know, franklin, i'm one of those people. and roosevelt sort of looked at him and said well, you are going to have to pay, to, vincent. but this leads me into the question i want to ask you, nomi, which is in all of the period that you covered going back to the dawn of the 20th century, it seems to me commend you can check me if i'm wrong on this, that there was really only one period in which there really was a successful campaign for wall street and banking regulation, and that was the '30s. when they got the security's act of 1933 and of 1934. we got the sec. we got disclosures of corporate finances. we got, we brought the new stock exchange to heal all these things. the fdic of course. is that true? and if so, why have we been so unable to do it at other periods, and what was

police say melissa rasial of bensalem killed vincent peary last night. investigators say she was driving with a suspended lice e license. police also charged a second suspect who they say helped cover up the crime. >>> police officers in camden now have a new weapon to defend themselves and cameras to record it. it didn't take long for officers to put it to the test. nbc 10's nefertiti jaquez joins us live from camden with the taser video. >> reporter: jacqueline, the video you're about to see is of a woman trying to stab a group of police officers. instead of pulling out their guns they used a taser to subdue her. >> had it been six, eight weeks ago before the taser would have been in effect, she'd be dead. >> reporter: in a split second, sergeant john martinez had to decide whether to use deadly force or reach for his newly issued taser. >> just because we can take somebody's life doesn't mean we have to. >> reporter: at the time he and his crew didn't know the woman had a history of behavioral issues. all the information they had was what came in on t

vincent polanco suffered three concussions. he thinks players will actually get hurt more under the proposal because they won't have as much experience being hit. >> it's football, you know. it's how the game is. you came in, you know it's going to half. it's expected, you know. you can't prevent it all the time. >> reporter: when it comes to college scholarship, some coaches worry california kids won't be able to compete with players from other states that have unlimited full contact practice all year long. and therefore have better skills. >> many of them can't afford to go to school. so if this is going to hurt our chances for our kids to make a scholarship opportunity, then i think we have to be careful about it. it would be unfair. >> reporter: but marlo sander hopes governor brown approves the practice limitations. >> their safety comes first, that's for sure. >> reporter: 19 other states have full contact practice limitations in effect. once he receives the proposal from the senate, governor brown has 12 days to either s

rachel was driving with the suspend license when she struck and killed six three-year old vincent perry, junior walking on the shoulder of the roadway at 4100 bristol pike. >> we received a credit credible tip today, to one of our officers which we were able to follow-up, and, then make an arrest. >> reporter: why did you try to hide the car. >> i didn't do bleep, i don't know what you are talking about. >> reporter: police say pagano helped the plan to hide gmc pick up truck that rachel was driving and to take it to a location in, northeast philadelphia. >> they hid the vehicle from our sight that night, they then took to it a location in philadelphia. where they did some other things that we cannot get into right now. >> reporter: at this point police have no idea how rachel managed to strike the victim without seeing him and whether she was driving under the influence. >> at this time we have no evidence to prove there was narcotics or alcohol related to this investigation. >> reporter: and now just noting severity of the charges ordered rachel, held on 750,000 you dollars bail. now,

police say she was driving on suspended license when she struck philadelphia resident vincent perry ase walked along bristol pike last night. her boyfriend steven pagano was also arrested. accused of trying to help cover up that crime. >> it appears they hid the vehicle from our site that night. they then took it to a location in philadelphia where they did some other things i really can't get into right now. there's damage consistent with this accident. >> the vehicle and female suspect were located in philadelphia. police say there is no evidence at this time that drugs or alcohol played a role in the deadly hit-and-run. the couple remains jailed unable to post bail. >> developing right now chopper three live over i-95 and girard avenue in philadelphia where night lane closure in effect. take look at that. this is on the southbound side between the aramingo on ramp and 676. the travel lanes are being moved to the far right side of the highway. and the change is in effect until 5:00 a.m. keep that to mind. it's all part of a big construction project. >> this is the final night of spri

. >> vincent left a career on wall street to open the "sock hop" men's apparel store in downtown manhattan about the time colorful socks became cool. his store features hundreds of pairs of high-end hosiery. >> were you surprised you were at the beginning of the trend? >> we could see it kind of start creeping up and then, sure enough, we see guys that are really into fashion wearing socks and then it turns into guys that are more business types wearing socks and now it's everybody. >> socks have come a long way from the stone age when they were made from animal skins. this pair made of wool are the oldest known surviving socks dating back to egypt in the 4th century. by 1,000 a.d., they became a status symbol. production increased with the advent of the knitting machine in 1589 and with nylon in 1938. men's socks are now its fastest growing sector of men's apparel. sales have soared 14% in just one year. high-end dress and athletic socks have combined to create a $2.8 billion industry. a cashmere pair at j. crew runs 80 bucks. barney's elder statesmen will set you back $350. and at harrie