going off fire cracker popping, dragons were dragging and little vincent, was vincent up at midnight up doing that last night? >> no, no. >> he had to go to bed to be ready to go on the showment common! slide on in here. so. >> so i mid vincent couple every nights ago right? he did his first lion dance this year. >> so i said howell are you vincent? >> seven. >> i said do you want to come? >> he said i have to go to school. >> so we'll write awe note. maybe you can take your teach area signed mug? >> would you like that? little gift to take your teacher? >> mom is going smile. >> there he is. >> well, you make the cutest little dragon. >> now being drag your little one out of here. >> that's my buddy. >> that's my buddy vincent. >> dan, that was startling wasn't it? >> it really was. >> a lot going on in this hour. dream vacation, no matter what the cost. what were you saying, people trade in what? >> that's right. willing to skip paying their bills. >> however, more people, 21% said financial sink your at this obstacle preventing them from traveling. so the survey comes from trippin

. >> vincent del judas has known his cell mate, john martinez, since childhood. >> we grew up from since, went to elementary together, juvenile hall together. now we're here. we know it's kind of crazy, because we're going to see each other in the pen. >> they grew up in a part of oakland known as murder dubs, due to its history, drug trafficking and gang violence. both face charges that reflect the neighborhood's nickname. martinez is accused of murder and four counts of attempted murder, to which he's pled not guilty. in an unrelated case, del judas is also charged with four counts of attempted murder. he too has pled not guilty. >> right now i've been down for two and a half years. but i'm not taking no double digit, you know. i'm trying to get them down to the lowest number they can. if it's possible. but if not, i'll go to try. to me, it's nothing. >> though both men say they are innocent of their latest charges, they admit that crime has long been a part of their lives. >> i was running the street at 7 years old, breaking into the cars, already doing hell of [ bleep ] and drinking

thank you, vincent. mr.u understand that, on arrival we will take you directly to saint-marie jail where you'll serve the remainder of your sentence. carter: pardon.

vincent bradley is here to talk about how this works and how to invest. he's got a business in product development and he's the ceo of flashfunders. a no cost equity platform open for small businesses and tech entrepreneurs. so great to see you, vincent. >> thank you for having me jj. >> there's been so much focus on the equity funding because of the jobs act that says anyone can invest in a company for equity. we're not there yet. >> we're not there yet. congress actually, excuse me the sec just came a little further on that. so right now flashfunders and everyone else is allowing credited investors to purchase direct equity or through spds, which is complex method. we are focused on direct and flash funders. so you must be a credited investor right now to invest. >> let's just say i'm starting this amazing company, right? and i have some people who are interested but i'm also looking for other funders. how does that work? how do i work with an equity crowd funding platform? >> yeah so at its core flashfunders is a technology company partnered with a bro

in may of last year, former mayor the vincent gray signed a bill to make a stronger electrical grid by moving power lines underground. the project is a provision between d.c., ddot andpepco. the one billion-dollar price tag will largely be funded by customers, which will pay each month. it was just four years ago citing poor reliability, that business insider named pepco the most hated company in america. numbers obtained from 7 on your side show they have improved. in 2006, the average outage lasted 4.5 hours. by 2013, that was reduced to just over 2. the number of outages also decreased, from 13% of customers in 2010 to just .88% in 2013. both stats are now belowhe industry average. >> this initiative will contribute to increased reliability come in tandem with existing liability enhancement programs in the district. >> this survey has already happened in ward three, were construction is scheduled to begin in june. this map shows the first stage. according to pepco underground lines will be 95% more efficient. but they come with a downside. more road construction. >> we will try to l

bowser's predecessor vincent gray spent just over $700,000. requiring committees to file financial reports was part of an ethics reform bill that bowser cites as one of her top accomplishments. >>> d.c. school officials apologized for accidently exposing personal information of some 10,000 students. buzzfeed found it unprotected on a school website. apparently it had been open to the public since 2010. that wub sight was locked yesterday after buzzfeed contacted the district. d.c. schools says there is currently no evidence that data was i don't compromised and we understand how important it is to safe guard student information and we'll conduct a top to bottom review of our security practices to ensure that does not happen again. >>> a state senator is calling for less government oversight of virginia dominion power. it has sold its shares of stock in the company. frank wagner says he didn't want people to think he was trying to personally profit with the legislation. wagner's actions came a day after the associated press reported that severa

i believe it was vincent price with a line from a 1950s movie. i will remember it. i know a little about a lot of things. we'll get it. we do have the higher clouds here. cloudy to mostly cloudy here in the morning. 40s and 50s. 55 san francisco. in the today. the cloud cover will do that. a lot of high clouds today. that is it. and then the break will be tomorrow. and then we will wait for this system to move the cloud cover over us but that won't be in the north bay until thursday and than it looks like rain. high clouds mild to warm. 60s to 70s for some. especially santa clara valley. it will be low to mid 70s. temperatures will stay warm for the next few days. it's the rain on thursday that arrives for the north bay. more on that in ten minutes. >>> all right. right now we are looking at a commute where traffic will be busy on 580 westbound as you drive through. you can see traffic will be very slow because of that crash that was blocking two lanes. you are making good progress getting it out of the way. if you are getting on the freeway after livermore, let's s

uva and florida state, michaela vincent launches a rainbow three. uva down two. florida state would pull away. megan chondrite hit four three's of her own. uva loses 65-56. nascar fans, scary moment for clint bowyer. the first ever group session qualifying today. a few minutes into the session a multi car wreck destroyed several cars, including boyer's. bowyer had got out of his car and yelled in his window. both drivers were ok. last night, victor oladipo came second in the slamdunk contest. i would say his careers off to a good start. another career might be in the works. >> he can sing. >> trying to get a record deal. >> ♪ i'm leaving today i want to be a part of it new york, new york ♪ ♪ >> a little, but not bad. he sang "new york, new york." after that, he could not compete with zach levine. speaking of all-star weekend john wall says he wants to break magic johnson's record for assists in an all-star game. and that is 22. i will be tough. >> -- that will be tough. >> let's talk a little snow. >> moving in tomorrow evening around dinnertime, the heaviest sno

. >>> police have a warning for parents tonight and it all stems from vincent hill who was charged with solicitation of a minor. he was sending dirty photos and messages using the kik messenger app. police warn by using the kik app, you can send messages and pictures to other users without a phone number attached meaning parents can't track it. >>> new information on jesse matthew. his trial for murder charges in virginia is set to get started in late june and is expected to last three weeks. he is charged with abduction of hannah graham. she disappeared after a night out with friends last september. >>> tonight, dc police are looking for the men who car jacked a vehicle with a child inside. this one happened last night in the 3700 block of martin luther king jr. avenue. the woman says he was car jacked by two men with a gun. the men are still out there on the run. >>> a dc couple charged with leaving their toddlers locked in a cold car will be back in march. they covered their faces while leaving court today. they're charged with 2nd degree cruelty to children. they left their kids loc

investigators say that 21-year-old vincent hill sent explicit messages to the girl using a messaging app called kik. she went to the police and an undercover officer stepped into her place. over the next couple days, they received messages and photos leading them to hill's location. >> this is a good reminder for parents that while we may not all be personally familiar with each of these apps are kids are using, we need to educate ourselves. >> phil was charged and released on $75,000 bond. >> coming up, the first look at gift bags for oscar nominees, worth a record-breaking amount of money. you will be surprised at how some of the gift insider kind of racy. >> an iconic rapper, vanilla ice, under arrest. >> and tomorrow on abc 7 news at 11:00 am in a fire emergency ladder trucks. last summer, a large chunk of the ladder trucks failed. 7 on your side investigator chris pat found out it will cost taxpayers $2.3 million to get them fixed. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> the white

councilman vincent orange is behind the proposed name change. >> i think now is the time to honor him properly by renaming the university of district of columbia. >> reporter: he said barry who died last november at age 78 deserves the honor. barry served four terms as mayor, three terms as ward 8 councilman. >> he's always for the citizens of the district of columbia and even president clinton said he portland hard for the civil rights -- he fought hard for the civil rights act, the voting rights act. >> we don't call it the jefferson university who founded university of virginia. >> our state university, which is the equivalent here, should be named after the state, university of the district of columbia is what it should be and there will be ample, ample other naming opportunities. >> reporter: others point out that the name change could kill the city's only public university with its more than 5,000 students, many of them working or lower income residents, but you like changing the name? you like the idea? >> i think it would be good. i think he's a very significant part of d.c. a

. >> reporter: he and vincent orange are pressing legislation to take over the avenue. guidance redevelopment with shops and cafes no prohibited and offer tax incentives for movies shot in d.c. >> lincoln filmed in of all places the capital of the confederacy in richmond than in d.c. >> reporter: ron dickson runs local studio 202 here. he says d.c. is perfect for the industry. >> currently we're out of the game because we don't have available funds. certainly not on a level that maryland and virginia has. >> reporter: and joseph martin has scouted washington scenes for movies for years. >> when we do big shoots by the lincoln memorial, we're setting up tents and need carpenters electricians. there's a whole army of people. >> reporter: in the district tom sherwood, news4. >> okay. so most of your d.c. shows have bad stand ins. see our whole list of the most obviously fake d.c. sets and share some of your own by going to nbcwashington.com and search d.c. movies. >>> well, she just had been hit by a dump truck when they jumped into action to save her life. valerie tilly m

mayor vincent holmes promised to find homes for 5,000 but they moved fewer than 200 families. >> mayor can you tell me why 9/11 in the community should have faith that this plan will work when is a many previous administration he have tried ofix problem of homelessness in d.c. and been unsuccessful? >> we know we're dealing with a very important issue. incumbent upon all of us, me who is not quite 40 days in office to look at the programs that have worked and make them better. >> and are you confident that kids there today are safer than they were a year ago when relisha rudd went missing? >> i don't think that any of us can be happy when we have such a large facility where families are living. d.c. general was built as a hospital and as such it is not the optimal environment to raise families. >> but are they safer? >> i've answered your question. >> it's not much safer this year than last year because we have not -- what it would take to really make d.c. general function is a wrap around services of the type that would cost more than the city is willing to pay for right now. >> just

vincent dimaio, an expert in high velocity gunshot wounds, testified for the defense. >> the absence of blood on the handguns, you don't find blood on the muzzle. it's a little more common in shotguns. but don't forget with rifles and, in this situation, you had clothing in between. >> dr. dimaio also believes the autopsy photos clearly show ernestine was shot in the stomach. >> when you discharge a gun, off the muzzle of the gun comes up flame that's about 14 to 1500 degrees. and out comes gas and out comes soot, carbon from burning gunpowder. if you put the muzzle of the gun against the body, then you're going to have this soot and the flame burns and then the effects of gas. if you look at the wound in the abdomen, there's soot and there's flame burns. that means the muzzle was in contact with the body at the time of discharge, therefore, this has to be the entrance. >> and dr. dimaio says the gas discharge from the rifle temporarily inflated ernestine's abdomen with enough force that it ripped her jeans, contrary to the prosecution's claim that they were torn during a fight. last

coming to san francisco, also, enables him to join his father, originally from the island of saint vincent who was himself an important leader in the mission district for many years. he was also a non-profit leader, an activist and a journalist and founded the first spanish newspaper in california. xh is pretty incredible that he has followed in his father's footsteps and it is an honor for me and beautiful for me to recognize these two generations of mission activism with ricardo and his father. on behalf of district nine, on behalf of the mission thank you for all that you do. and for your wonderful spirit, and for your ability to help people heal, for your ability to help the people thrive and for always thinking of others, finally, and i wanted to go back and note that congratulations are in order to ricardo and his husband, hernandez and they recently married and in fact that i think that you are newlyweds two months ago and they married after being together for 23 years. so congratulations. and it is truly an honor for us to count you as a member of district nine and to celebrate all

. >> you brought up williams and the political state senator vincent hughes has been asked.oe sestak sailed i'm running for -- said i'm running as a democrat. they want to square off against pat toomey. this is looking like it's going to a great race, how does the landscape look to you guys, who do you think will stick it out and show up for the rails. >> joe sestak else a driven guy, i think toomey is in a much better position than the last. >> i get the feeling that people are urging williams to go for it. >> there's a long line of people that are waiting for seth to announce that's interested in the senate. >> how would he do? >> i think he would do well. he is 48 years old and dynamic had a great run as d.a. >> and headlines a lot this year. >> headlines a lot. a and great life story if you look at his life story and he is presentable, i think he would be a for middible candidate. >> how about hughes? >> no tale out of school here, joe sestak is not overwhelmingly popular with the democratic establishment. let's get that fact out there. number two it's going to take 15 t

vincent ollivier was kouachi's lawyer at the time.as a bit of a coward who was actually glad to be caught. >> vincent olivier: he was a lost and confused young boy. and he talked to the judge, to me, and to the court later that he was relieved of being arrested because he was afraid to go to iraq. and he thought that it wouldn't come back, at least in one piece. so he was kind of relieved to be... to be arrested, yeah. >> ward: do you believe that? >> olivier: at this time, i believed it quite strongly. maybe he played us all, but this wasn't my feeling. >> ward: one investigator involved in the case told us cherif and his associates were dismissed as "mad dogs and morons" who posed no serious threat. >> alain chouet: the problem was not to know if we would have a terrorist attack, but when. >> ward: alain chouet is the former head of security intelligence at the d.g.s.e. which is france's c.i.a. he says french authorities were focused on the wrong threats. >> chouet: no one in... in yemen in al qaeda gave to the kouachi brothers any

vincent and pilot project for restorative practices in our shelter and the fourth is subsidies question quickly move people into housing out of homelessness with nonprofit housing units they volunteered to turnover to the homeless. >> i only have this one. >> okay. >> i might have misplaced it. >> we'll get you another one so there's a packet that has the slide shows that lisa maria showed and other than the packet is a simple narrative those are the short term solutions and long-term some of the stuff we need to expand our respite medical respite in our shelters and, secondly supervisor kim thank you for working so hard on the issue and done stairwell work the idea around the affordable health care act as leverage to get private hospitals to fund our inside shelters which i think is a really amazing idea that the department of public housing brought forward and the ongoing low was this and low funding that needs to be addressed and the last two items we need to, of course boost up our investment in housing i want to briefing say 40 percent of our housing if you combine development and

tim vincent if london where fans whipped in a frenzy at the film premier. >> this is for the bun.t to please them the fans we want to please them. >> so excited to be here. i'm a little distracted. sorry. >> feel sort of extra special. >> are you cold? >> no i'm completely numb. i don't feel nichlingt i have zero only i feel like my face keeps twitching. >>reporter: a twitch a little different than the one that plagued christian gray palm in if i shades wearing a white gown dakota a johnson took the plunge second day in a row wearing a sleek black dior and less skin than in the film and we get to see lots of jamie dornan time. special moment of t. >> that was it. yes. that's one of the things that you want

vincent orange introduced a bill that would name it the marian a. barry junior university of the district of columbia. he says it could be referreded to as mbudc. he says barry was the university's biggest champion. >>> 4:47 now. maryland's teachers union says governor hogan is short changing your child's education. critics say it will lead to larger classrooms. they created a website that lets you see how the budget will affect your district. if you have your phone or tablet you can go to the washington app and search hogan to take a look. the new governor disputes the criticism saying he is spending a record amount on he hadded indication and new school construction. >>> a squatter found at a prince george's county mansion is a robbery suspect. p that suspect and nine others including children were found yachting in this foreclosed home. it's been vacant for four years. this is the second time this home in ft. washington has been raid. neighbors say police need to find a solution. >> we have a warm of vacant 40uss in prince george's county where t

much of it went to top staffers for former mayor vincent gray. ex-city administrator alan lu had the most lucrative package. other department heads received severance deals in the $43,000 range. city paper says it received the information through a freedom of information act request. >>> two people are charged with trespassing following a protest this morning in calvert county, maryland. two women climbed on to a crane at the cove point liquefied natural gas plant in lusby. they say the facility that's currently under construction poses a safety risk and health risk to area residents. the women were removed from the crane and charged with trespassing and failure to obey police commands. >>> frigid cold temperatures are complicating massive snow removal efforts in boston. two huge storms left behind a record amount of snow. now the city is scrambling to get the streets clear for tomorrow's super bowl parade. kris van cleave has more. >> reporter: frigid single- digit temperatures are complicating the job of clearing mountains of snow in massachuse

councilman vincent orange. some students agree that the four-time mayor and ward 8 councilman played a significant part in the city's history and whicr hevethe campus -- and therefore the campus should include his name. others are not so sure. >> it's not a bad idea considering all that marion barry has done for the city but at the same time, that's a large leap. >> ward 3 councilmember mary cheh represents the udc community. she is against naming the school for marion barry. she says the city's university should bear the district of columbia in its tame. >>> jordan reacted -- name. >>> jordan reacted swiftly to the brutal murder after pilot by isis militants. they hung two terrorists including a would-been suicide bomber and they did this just hours after isis released the gruesome video showing a jordanian fighter pilot being burned to death in a cage. we have more from jordan. >> reporter: jordanian justice came down swiftly. two prisoners executed at dawn. their bodies taken away for burial a short time lay

girl notified authorities after receiving sexually explicit messages and photos from 21-year-old vincent hill in a messenger app. detectives then posed as the girl. they say hill told the girl to cut school and meet him at a shopping center for sex acts. when he showed up police arrested him. the parents accused of leaving their two toddlers in the car while they went wine tasting appeared in court today. police say it was only 28 degrees at the time and there was no heat left on. mike conneen has the details on today's appearance. >> 45-year-old jennie chang and 41-year-old christopher lucas appeared together for a status hearing this morning. the northwest d.c. couple has been charged with second degree cruelty to children. police say on january 31st in the afternoon in the foggy bottom neighborhood, they left two toddlers alone in a locked car with the engine off and heat off while the outside temperature was just 28 degrees. witnesses reportedly called 911 after spotting the unattended children. the manager of a nearby restaurant confirmed the children's caregivers were inside attend

. >> councilman vincent orange proposed the name change today. ward 3 council member mary cheh who represents the udc area is against it saying the district's university should bear the district of columbia's name. >>> today a ceremony on capitol hill brought house speaker john boehner to tears. he choked up while awarding the congressional gold medal to an elite military strike force the from world war ii. >> these men saved the free world and now are free to savor the triumph and share their stories for years to come. >> the devil's brigade helped liberate france and italy in the war and their covert operations involved everything from mountain climbing to amphibious landing, even parachuting. >>> rosa parks determination can now be seen in an entirely new way starting tomorrow. parks, of course, known for refusing to give up her seat on a bus 60 years ago and wrote about how she was tired of being pushed around. her writings will be on display at the library of congress for the very first time over and the collection opens tomorrow. >>> the au

west vincent is seeing the light snowfall. the first snowflakes are likely not hitting the ground but you'll see some light snow. and this could be falling onto icy surfaces. that's an especially slippery condition. we won't see the snow all day and we won't see the clouds. they will be clearing out. actually, they will be blowing out of here by a blast of cold air that's going to allow temperatures to drop into the single digits overnight. so standby for another round of record cold. this evening we'll be in the teens in philadelphia. that's 7:00 this evening. watch what happens overnight heading into tomorrow morning. at this hour we'll be looking for single digits to zero degrees for doylestown and allentown. what is a little better here than just the other day is that the wind will be dying down too. so this is just going to be plain old cold tonight. cold wind blowing during the day, clearing skies with temperatures falling this afternoon. 20s at best. and then it gets colder tonight. we'll be in the single digits tomorro

as president of the vincent astor foundation my grandmother advance its mission by giving millions of dollars to social and cultural causes. in 1998 president bill clinton afforded her the presidential medal of freedom. well into her 90s she was at center stage as new york's first lady and a humanist aristocrat with a generous heart. by 2000 when she was 100 she disappeared from the limelight. she didn't return until july july 2006 when my guardianship petition which i filed to protect my grandmother against my father was discovered by the press. front page headlines displayed disaster from mrs. astor. my grandmother would never want to be known as one of america's most famous cases of elder abuse nor did she. in the throes of dementia to choose to be victimized to be deprived to manipulated and robbed all as part of a calculated scheme to defraud us later characterized by the manhattan district attorney at the sad circumstances surrounding my grandmother had informed a timeless cause in elder justice. this may be your greatest most lasting legacy. in my petition i stated my father wi

tim vincent in london where fans whipped in a frenzy at the film premier. >> this is we want to see themo be here i'm a little distracted. sorry. >> i feel sort of extra special >> i feel sort of extra special. >> about are you cold notch i'm completely numb numb. >> i don't believe anything. >> at the moment. >> i have sear o. i just fell like my face keeps twitching. >>reporter: twitch a little different than the one that plague the palm in 50 shades wearing a white go up dakota a johnson took the plunge second day in a row. she wore sleek black dior in berlin and less skin than in the film and we get to see lots of jamie too. >> special moment of. >> yes. that was it. yes. that's one of the things that you want t capture keep secret. >> they go

tim vincent in london where fans whipped in a frenzy at the film premier. >> this is we want to see themo be here i'm a little distracted. sorry. >> i feel sort of extra special >> i feel sort of extra special. >> about are you cold notch i'm completely numb. >> i don't believe anything. >> at the moment. >> i have sear o. i just fell like my face keeps twitching. >>reporter: twitch a little different than the

national media brands in print, the post was one, you talked about metro and local, i'll grant you vincent gray has been the gift that keeps on giving in the mayor's office in dc, sadly that gift is coming to an end, with the recent primary results, i can understand where the material is rich, but really ahmet trough and local focus. >> well, i didn't say to the new republic that the washington post -- >> not to the exclusion of everything else. >> what i said is that the washington post needed to be strong in its local coverage. you mentioned washington, d.c., with you we cover the state of virginia. and martin o'malley, the governor there is contemplating the possibility of running for president, we'll see. >> or vice president. >> or who knows what. so we have a great territory to cover, we should be very good at that, i look at this as local coverage as sort of the roots of the tree. any strong tree has to have very strong roots but it has the trunk and it has the branches and the roots for metropolitan newspaper like the post, even though it has aings in aal and international portfoli

. >> troy vincent is one of the nfl's least known but most respected voices. vice president of football operations he has been on the front lines of one crisis after another including the ray rice domestic violence case where he surprised us with some answers. i want to ask you about the ray rice investigation. there was wide spread criticism from the league's independent invstigator, former fbi director robert muller, who raised questions about what he called the lack of aggressive league investigation. to quote him in a couple of places, the absence of a critical analysis by the league during the investigation and the league had substantial information suggesting a need for a more complete investigation. did you read the muller report? >> no, sir. >> you did not? >> no, sir. >> as head of game operations in your position why not? >> the crime had already been committed. there was a ton of public speculation at the time what we did and didn't do. we acknowledged we made a mistake. we didn't apply the proper discipline. i'm not sure -- >> it's not so much the

i'm married to my husband, vincent, and we have six kids. [ laughing ] they're eating all the time. they -- they eat a lot. so, in order to keep up with that, i would be constantly cooking, but because of the power pressure cooker, i don't have to do that. i push the button, and then it does all the rest, and i don't have to worry about it, which is perfect for me. my husband's not much of a cook. when i told him that we were getting the power pressure cooker, he thought it was amazing, and he was the first one to try it. he took a chicken, a whole bunch of chicken that we had, and it was frozen, and then pushed a button, and it came out perfectly, and all the kids ate it. so, for him, it was, like, the most amazing thing because he actually cooked something that everybody wanted to eat. it's been on our counter daily and that's the only thing we've been using. so i haven't cooked with any other way right now -- just with the power pressure cooker, 'cause it's so amazing. >> are you ready for this? >> yeah. >> aren't those the wings that were frozen just a few minutes ago? >> yes. c

. >> troy vincent is one of the nfl's least known but most respected voices.e vice president of football operations he has been on the front lines o ion suggesting a need for a more complete investigation. did you read the muller report? >> no, sir. >> you did not? >> no, sir. >> as head of game operations in your position why not? >> the crime had already been committed. there was a ton of public speculation at the time what we did and didn't do. we acknowledged we made a mistake. we didn't apply the proper discipline. i'm not sure -- >> it's not so much the discipline, troy as it is the means to the end. if you read the report as i have, your lead investigator on that case for three months did nothing more than read the local newspapers and the local news reports and reported back to the league what was going on with the investigation. that's like keystone cops kind of stuff. >> we failed. from that exercise and that horrific situation we got better, our processes are better. we have now experts and investigators working along side our staff. i can't go back

vincent paul hill sent her photos and messages. the girl told police who took over communications and they arrested the girl when they went to meet up with what they thought was a 12-year-old girl. the app is called kik messenger app. it sounds like it is not something intended for young kids. >> reporter: parents want to watch out for this app. it lets your kids send messages, photos and videos for free. anyone with a kindle fire can download it and create a anonymous user name. what does this mean? unlike texting, parents can't track their child. users have to be 13. since there is no proof of age that doesn't stop them. consider linking your kids devices to your itunes account so you can keep track of the apps they download and it is a good idea to have a conversation about being smart and safe online. we have a list of dangerous apps on our website, www.wusa9.com. >> thank you. >>> right now police are looking for three people in a stolen car that led them on a chase. the suspects bailed out of the vehicle this morning. police

vincent. where is home for many of the garifuna community living in the u.s.?he bronx you're able to travel the world without leaving the borough. it's like an addiction. all your dreams, and you smell the diesel. where's that one thing i'm looking for? to be able to do that really in your own back yard is really -- >> cool. >> we have an hudutu, that's coconut soup with fish. over here we have tapo, with banana, malangan in coconut soup. >> well, that sounds good. >> neck bones and flat head, let's do that. >> in garifuna cuisine, mashed plantains come with just about every dish. >> you never have it without this. same method, same right hand. same everything. >> there's fish and coconut soup. >> what kind of fish is this? >> blue fish. >> oh, awesome. i love bluefish. >> and some nice smoked neck bones with bananas. >> that's officially awesome already. ooh, that's tasty. that's really good. underexploited fish. one of my favorites. you know what i've noticed already? the bronx is big. how ludicrous and shameful is it that i can literally see my house from he

lieutenant general vincent stewart admits there is little the united states can do. >> over the last four five years, about 18% of detainees have gone back into business confirmed to have gone back into business. beside notifying folks that these terrorists have gone back into business, there's very little at this point that dia could do. lou: joining us retired four-star general, former vice chief of staff, general jack keane. there is very little we can do? why does the greatest military on this planet so often, and intelligence agencies along with them, so often have to say there is little we can do? seems we hear it time and time again. >> well i think what he's really saying is he's frustrated with the policy the release policy. i mean that's really the heart of the issue here is why are we releasing people who are going back, you know on the battlefield, while we're still on the battlefield ourselves? that makes no stones anybody, but not only are we releasing anybody, we're speeding up the release of them lou. that's what the administration is doing. i'm convinced the five we

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. >> vincent holt saw the boy slip free from his mother's grip and dash across the street in front of an on coming trolley. >> it was down towards 53rd street, the mother was watching the rescue efforts wailing and begging as emergency personnel rushed to get the trolley off the boy. >> he was blowing his horn and ran over the child and dragged him up the block. >> witnesses tell us that the trolley driver blew his horn and tried to stop. >> the trolley driver could not stop, there was nothing he could do. >> the boy was pronounced dead on the scene and septa says they are sending out their heart felt condolences to the family and having an investigation conducted by the police. they are on track so they can only go straight and they can't swerve to avoid an accident that is part of what happened here today. live in front of chop, i'm wendy saltzman, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you wendy. >>> police in german town is looking for a man that robbed a grocery store and then stole a car. police say a man walked into and pulled a gun and demanded money the victim said the money was i

paula believes in lust at first sight but true love takes time.uz vincent believes it's a chemistry that. not something over which you have any control. >>> i also want to thank you for being part of "the real story" today. lots of news and some good news as well. i'm gretchen carlson, here's shep. >> vladimir putin making promises after months of fighting in ukraine. the russian president says i'll agree to a cease fire. but the plan has some very big problems and we'll look at what has to happen for this to actuallyd çç work. >>> america's soldiers make extraordinary sacrifices for us, leaving blood and body parts on foreign soils soils and many who return home still carry scars. the wounds his visibledy ç of the most deadly. each month hundreds of veterans kill themselves. within the last hour the white house signed off on program to assist those who have given so much. ry -- i'll speak with a man who helped make this happen. so let's get to it.

. >> sparks fly as this car grind into the concrete divider and more are coming, like mechanic vincenticks, who is on his way to work. instead, he's about to become part of the smashup. >> my truck hid sideways into the suv that rear window in her car exploded. it just sounds like a bomb blowing up in my truck. >> this driver is in shock. on his cell phone, in the middle of the danger zone. unbelievably, he doesn't get hit. >> there will probably be more wrecks. you can probably hear it in my voice. like this guy. my pulse was pounding, my neck was pounding. i was waiting for something terrible to happen. we have got one -- two -- three, four -- five, there is another car right up over there. >> by the time california highway patrol officers arrive, ten vehicles have turned highway 67 into a junkyard. luckily, no one gets killed, but four people are injured and taken to the hospital. up the california coast, another hazardous thoroughfare, and another multicar pileup. >>> firefighters at l.a.'s task force 39 in van nuys, california, see more than their share of danger. one big reason i