this is southwest woodland avenue. septa is on the scene making repairs, there were injuries on the scene. three people injured in the accident happened around 1:00 a.m. still affecting traffic this morning and that's island and woodland. if you're in the area stick to 70th and elm wood as your alternate to this one. we have a problem in east brunswick another pole and downed traffic signal. route 18 southbound blocked now. in new jersey on 42, closer to the city we're seeing 42 northbound traffic very light at this early hour, tam. >>> thank you karen. >>> and this is breaking right now, police are looking for two aggressive bandits who may be driving around randomly attacking people. camden officials say the men stabbed a man and woman in the chest at 6th and cherry. later they discovered another victim who was attacked on division street. police are calling the attacks random. they have not released the description of the suspects. >>> philadelphia police are looking for one suspect after air bags were stolen out of

due to earlier accident right around island and woodland avenue. but out in northeast philadelphia another accident cottman avenue at rockwell avenue. and another one out in northeast philadelphia, longshore avenue at oxford avenue. on the 42 freeway out in new jersey northbound side, there is another accident, disable vehicle, excuse me, on the off ramp to route 130. erika, back to you. >> thank you new this morning, the first presidential candidate of campaign 2016 is texas republican ted cruz. he tweeted his plans earlier this morning. >> shows us cruz is the first whatever could be a crowded field. >> hours before with a was expected to be his official announcement at liberty university texas republican ted cruz took to twitter to announce his bid for the white house. >> tweet included this 30 seconds campaign video with message to voters. aids reportedly say his remarks today will highlight his skills. 2013, cruz gained note or eye at this when he famously delivered a 21 hour long filibuster on the senate floor, in a attempt top de-funds presi

this is island and woodland. stick to 70th and elmwood or use lindbergh boulevard as the alternate to that. we have a closure route 100 bridge near new road. watch for this, use 141 in elsmere. >> theives broke into several vehicles in the rhawnhurst section. they were stealing air bags. annie mccormick has more on what happened and why they are taking these things. good morning annie. >> reporter: good morning, matt and tam, in the past half-hour northeast detectives are going door to door to figure out who is behind this rash of car break-ins where they stole air bags. this honda that's the similarity. all hondas were hit. the owner of this vehicle telling us he heard us outside this morning and that's what alerted him and had him come out to see the damage. this is voted of more of the videos that were hit. they tell us a neighbor heard something around midnight. saw two people inside with a flashlight in one of the vehicles. alerted police. a car alarm may have scared off the thieves from hitting more hondas.

island avenue and woodland avenue. avoid the area, use 70th and elmwood avenue or lindbergh boulevard. 42 northbound coming up from turnersville or blackwood no problems just yet tam. >> thank you karen. >>> we're we're following break stories this morning in camden a scary situation for residents. police are on the hunt for two men driving around attacking people at random. a man and woman were stabbed at 6th and cherry around midnight. one is in critical. the other one is in stable. police believe the assaults of another man a few blocks away is connected to all of this. that victim is telling us in stable condition stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for breaking updates on this search. >>> and there's breaking news in northeast philadelphia, some car owners are going to go out there this morning to their rides torched smashed windows and stolen air bags. "action news" reporter, annie mccormick is live on the scene with the very latest. good morning annie. >> reporter: good morning tam at least five cars hit in the

affecting traffic on island avenue at woodland. so in this area stick to 70th and elm wood avenue or use lindbergh boulevard. the action cam captured it all for you tell, let's look outside live and show you what's going on in delaware county. this is the blue route at baltimore pike. we see quiet traffic right now no roads are clear and dry. no issues heading out this morning. on the northeast extension southbound near quakertown we have a roving construction crew that cleared. and traffic is moving better. we want to thank dead eye man worrying about a hazard on 422 eastbound near valley forge thanks for that, watch for that hazard out there. let's look at the temperatures. it's ridiculously cold. 28 degrees in philadelphia. 24 in allentown. 29 in millville. when you factor in the winds feels like 18 degrees right now in the city. so bundle as you you're heading out. at least we're dry matt. >> we know what caused a ski lift accident that injured seven people in maine over the weekend. the terrifying moments were caught on video

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a serious accident, three people were injured island and woodland avenues.pole. the problem is it brought down wires used for septa trolley. you can use 7th street. route 11 trolley is shuttle busing between 58th and woodland and the darby transportation center. we're having delays on route 13. 101, 102 trollies, separate situations but half-hour delay in both directions. >> feels like we're looking at the last week of winter, but it's the first full week of spring. >> reporter: that's right, matt. there's a breeze blowing and it feels like 19. this afternoon sunny chilly, high of 42. a bit breezy. tomorrow sunny chilly, 46 degrees. we broke into the 50s on wednesday, the trade off a warm front will increase clouds and there will be an after be or evening shower around. mild on thursday, 66 is the high. we might see the season's first thunderstorm here or there thursday afternoon. >> temple advances to the quarter finals of the nit. they face texas or louisiana on wednesday. # ♪ >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. stand dahl star kerr ree washington ma

you can see the truck on it's side in the southbound entrance ramp to i-376 in woodland. one person is hurt but is expected to be okay. >>> new at 11:00, a historic move by the presbiteryan church. >>> a new jersey air force veteran is expected in court tomorrow after, according to documents he tried going over seas to join isis. he was detained in e gift after trying to cross into syria in jan. in neptune and monmouth people are very surprised. they say they arrested pugh ten years ago on a traffic warn. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu seems to have made it through a big challenge. he was born in tel aviv and graduated in montgomery county. >>> tonight students are sounding off about a scandal in penn state university. they're suspended for operating what they call a secret facebook account full of photos of naked women. >> we were able to capture some graphic images disturbing images images. >> it is allege they started in the kappa delta row house. >> it is kind of disappointed and embarassing. >> a former frat member tipped off police to the site. the ch

. >> it was monday when family members reported baby justice and samantha missing from their woodlande. the 23-year-old mom was found a day later near the slough. it was in knots landing. wet and hysterical and without her baby. an intensive rescue effort went through the night, but no rescue. instead wednesday they found the lifeless body after newborn baby lying in the brush near the tree. it would later be determined the baby died from either hypothermia or drowned. in the beginning she claimed to have been abducted and her family stood by her side. >> we know from samantha what happened, that she was abducted, and despite the fact they haven't been able to prove that, we totally believe her. >> samantha even game the investigators names. kidnappers but in the end they said they found no validity to the claims. >> we eliminated some of the allegations and some of the comments that were made. and snow stone was left unturned. >> samantha greening is being held on murder charges at this woodland detention facility. she's on a no-bail hold and investigators say their investigation is

abington at woodland and highland. leisure pike and richmond road at burgy road. 309 this is a place where you can see roads accumulating, a slight coating you can see where the cars have rolled through the tire tracks, this is a slippery intersection you have to take it easy. going outside to west chester we're getting reports of a new crash along business # 2 # at west washington. interesting to look at the speeds on the 30 bypass, westbound where we normally have no volume. traffic is 20 miles per hour because of the slippery conditions at 322. right here at 202 this is a live shot near westtown road. the road is snow covered and slippery as you travel in time west chester area this morning. welt on 42 camden county, but a gathering northbound crowd with a little bit of snow falling along 42. matt and tam. >> thanks so much. erin o'hern srn -- is live in the snow zone in mill folder bucks county. -- >> reporter: when we started out in bucks county it was raining as we traveled north we had a wintery mix with sleet i

. >>> drivers taking it slowly tonight in woodland-delaware county. a lot of snow and slush on roads across the entire area. and you really have to be careful on foot too, as the temperatures drop tonight. >>> stay ahead of any storm with our nbc 10 first alert weather app. get updates sent straight to your home. it's a free download on nbc10.com. >>> we are following breaking news. a scare at new orleans international airport. authorities say tsa agents shot a man with a machete three times at a security checkpoint. we've learned one tsa agent was hurt but is expected to survive. a bystander was also grazed by a stray bullet. you're looking at witness video of the incident. it prompted the shutdown of concourse "b" but the rest of the airport remains open. >>> new at 11:00, back here at home a bank robber targeted a city center bank on this friday night. nbc 10 outside the td bank not far from city hall around 8:00 tonight. police say they thought one suspect inside the bank but there might be a second suspect still out there. no word on how much mon

. >> reporter: in woodland park, drivers needed a lot of tools and patience to get their day started. >> i had to wait and wait and start using the broom and scraper. >> reporter: down the road, megan had the necessary hard ware. the time -- >> i hope you don't have to be anywhere in a hurry. >> i have a meeting at 10:30, so i have some time. >> reporter: and most importantly, some help. >> i think i'm a great boyfriend, yep. >> reporter: it's not their first snow together and luke has a plan. >> i definitely don't want to get stuck here, so clear off this 6, 7 inches of snow here. definitely get her car started and defrosted. >> reporter: then it's easy does it down neighborhood streets, just to be safe. the main roads in d.c. are already looking pretty good. as the sun starts to melt away that snow, we hope it's not coming back. >> i'm not a cold weather person. i am ready for spring. >> if you're not a cold weather person, you are out of luck lately around here. slick roads and a beltway backup made for a rough commute in silver spring this morning. tension was running high. >> rep

route 11 trolley service is operating with delays due to an accident at island and woodland. be aware of the accident even if you are driving in the area. check with septa before you head out. if you usually take the route 11 trolley, take a live look outside at this real-time traffic data. this is near delaware where we have an icon out here with restricted flow in the area. that's route 896 on the northbound side. and it's near interstate 95. be aware that there are some crews out there making improvements. and that could slow you down a little bit, but overall there's really just not a lot of volume out there in that area. so if we take a look at a live camera there, you can see traffic moving along quite nicely not causing too many problems. and the drive times on 95, the schuylkill expressway and blue route are looking good. >>> general motors is offering a new safety to give parents the peace of mind. it has a feature called teen driver to provide speed warnings and turns on active safety features to help avoid a crash. it also will let parents see just how their teen p

jackson said that, our democratic institutions are rooted in these vast tracks of wilderness and woodland. so my father considered this part of our heritage and, you know, our purple mountains' majesty and he saw the desstriction of those things, the short-sighted destruction by industry as really an attack on american values and sovereignty. >> is global warming today the biggest threat? >> i think global warmi thegrave gravest threat to, you know, the population is a threat. but global warming, it's the product of a war between old energy, the carbon cronnies who, by the way could not stay in business in a true free market capitalism because these new technology like wind and solar can produce electropics and deliver them to their customers much more efficiently and much cheaper than the old energy economy. the only way that they maintained their foot hold in our economy is through enormous subsidies and through the domination of the political process you, through, again, through the subversion of democracy. if we could take the subsidies away from coal and oil, a trillion dollars of su

. >> a woodland empire fitting for a drug kingpin. >> i don't consider by self a drug king, first of don't deal with ug drs i deal with medicine. >> he played dumb but if it he wasn't a drug lord how do you explain his vicious guard dog. >> troop troop wake up. we have work going on here. >> he's real nimble and agile. >> yeah. >> this kingpin wasn't fooling anyone. >> i done think you could find me anyone in the world that would think i'm a kingpin. >> right you're just dishing out medicine. >> pa, i have seen the property, are you rolling on serious coins. what comes after the money? >> i guess power. >> and then after the power? >> women. >> are you serious? you just quoted scar face. you just quoted tony montana. >> he was oblivious to the most basic pop culture references. >> tell me how weed is destroying the great state of organize organize. >> well, i don't know if i know much about the destruction of weed and the state of oregon. >> pa, do you understand the question i just asked you. i asked you tell me how marijuana is destroying the great state of oregon. >> no i think of

year-old darryl cathey, a six year veteran on the force was spreaded around midnight on 6500 block of woodland avenue near the station. supervisor said officer cathey had bloodshot eyes and smelled of alcohol. his patrol car had three flat tires, and bent rims. but the officer was so drunk he had no clue his vehicle was damaged. police say moment cathey was taken into custody, he became violent and for the back attacking his supervisor. he was taken to police headquarters where he was book and charged with dui aggravated assault and a number of other charges. >> it is sad but people no matter what profession they are in they make the right decisions or wrong deiss. so, it is unfortunate. >> reporter: "action news" has learned this is not officer cathey's first run in with the the law he was sworn to up hole. in 2011 a 23 year-old the cathey was accuse of assaulting his former girlfriend and charged with robbery. but prosecutors reportedly dropped the charges because the the victim was a no show in court. documents revealed he was fired in january of 2012 but the fop for the and got him reinsta

right around island and woodland avenue. for the rest of the mass transit, great alternate so far for today septa, matco speed line, all running on time no reported delays. stay there right back i >> one of pope francis' one fan of pope frantz is went out of his way to make the pontiff's wish come true. >> the pope said he missed being able to go out there and get pizza unnoticed so pizzeria decided to help him out during visit to the sit. get there is the owner jumped over the fence and then hands the the pizza to the pope as he drove by. there he goes. >> the colors, yellow, and white, are a vatican flag. now that? runs up, hands him the pizza. >> that's what i call service. >> no kidding. >> i'm sure the pope lovers that. >> still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news", tony danza will join us, talking about important event in philly tonight. plus live with the developing story, thieves smash car windows and steel airbags overnight. this is not the first time this has happened in this neighborhood. >> using bacteria to h

one of woodlands lesser-known passion, emily chang cut up with would been at a fundraiser for a nonprofitbuild. it promotes entrepreneurship in public schools. >> an entrepreneur could be a business person, a musician on anybody who can have an idea and turn it into reality. emily: and how did you do that? >> i dedicated myself to it. when i was 22 years old, i promised myself that i would work my tail off until the age of 30 at a minimum to succeed as an entrepreneur. emily: the first company failed. >> there was a company i didn't start that i feel that. emily: how do failures drive you today? >> failure is not easy. it wasn't like i thought, oh cool, i failed. success has taught me that one of the most important things and entrepreneur can have is perseverance. a willingness to fail him the picker self up again and take another shot. if you do not have that grit you will get run over. emily: i am on your board. what attracts you to this? >> i think that the work in making school relevant to kids is important. entrepreneurship -- the lessons, the tools that help kids learn how to start

police are looking for to men that held up a popeyes last friday night at the 5100 block of woodland avenue this video shows one of the robbers pulling a gun on the cashier and reaches in and grabs cash and the second suspect went out side acting as a lookout. >>> mayor jeffrey hamilton was arrested in september during a traffic stop and police say he failed a field sobriety test and that he also refused a breathalyzer hamilton served as mayor since 2012, turning to the forecast now it's feeling like spring outside, we see the 60s today and it brought a lot of smiles to a lot of faces meteorologist, cecily tynan is outside enjoying the beautiful day and has a first look at the accuweather forecast. >> hi sharrie, i have a smile on my face, it feels nice out here today in philadelphia the high is 61 degrees, what is 10 degrees above normal and this is the first time that temperatures have hit the 60s since last year, well early christmas morning, this is a sign that spring is trying to urge in charleston it's 85 degrees for the high and savannah 86 and raleigh hit 86 degrees, currentl

we have an accident old york road at woodland road. goshen, chester county, one stop tire and auto at west chester pike and spring lane. no issues on the 30 bypass, 202 but they have slush to contend with. we have a bad accident new jersey turnpike, northbound direction approaching exit 5 541, i wanted to warn you in burlington they will close beverly road this afternoon starting at 4:00 p.m. and again throughout the day tomorrow. it's a viewing and funeral for the formle burlington township fire chief that's going on. beverly road is closed, stay on 130, starting at 4:00 p.m. route 48 is closed between dupont road. day. there's a downed pole in stafford ocean county, watch out for it along route 72 near more rules boulevard. >> a terrifying moment on the tarmac, 6 people were hurt when a delta jetliner skidded off the runway at will a graduator airport and -- laguardia airport and crashed into a chain link fence. passengers say the plane landed hard an took a sharp turn. >> we felt the wheels hit the runway and the wheels did foot not

investigators say officer darryl casey pulled up to the 12th district headquarters, on woodland avenue last night and that's where other officers noticed he was driving on three flat tires in bent rims. they also reported smelling alcohol on casey. and when he was being placed into custody police say he tried to fight and assault add supervisor. six year veteran of the department has been suspended with intent to dis smith tonight your fox 29 weather authority, in a winter-like saturday night fox 29 meteorologist, caitlin roth is here caitlin when is winter going to end? >> i don't know, joyce, it is so cold out there. it feels like never. it will get better. we'll show that you in the seven day forecast coming up. for now very cold night. outside we've had some clouds, even some flurries throughout the day some sprinkles too you are not imagining it, if you thought you saw snowflakes. they were out there. still at least according to radar showing up around the area. storm system toward the northeast, brought snow all day to places like new york city and boston, on its way out. still t

. >> it was monday when family members reported baby justice samantha missing from their woodland home. the 23-year-old mom was found a day later near the slough. an expensive rescue effort went through the night but no rescue. instead wednesday they found the life less body after newborn baby lying in the brush near the tree. it would later be determined the baby died from either hypothermia or drowned. in the beginning she claimed to have been abducted and her family stood by her side. >> we know from samantha what happened that she was abducted, and the fact they haven't been able to prove that we totally believe her. >> they said they found no validity to the claims, did the investigators. >> we eliminated some of the allegations and some of the comments that were made. and snow stone was left unturned. >> samantha greening is being held on murder charges at this women's detention facility. she's on a no-bail hold and investigators say their investigation is far from over. abc7 news. >>> the post office is trying to track down a group of male thieves in san jose. take a look at the

investigators say officer darryl casey pulled up to the 12th district headquarters on woodland avenue last night that's where other officers noticed he was driving with three flat tires and bent rims. they also reported smelling alcohol, when placed into custody, police say he tried to fight and assaulted a supervisor. the six year veteran of the department has been suspended with intent to dismiss. >> to your fox 29 weather authority right now, a brisk saturday looking pretty good out there caitlin but getting colder by the moment. when is it going to warm up? >> it doesn't feel like spring at all very winter like afternoon, and will only turn colder as we head into tonight. by tomorrow afternoon with the sun shining we should get more moderation day-by-day, will start to feel more like spring. outside right now couple of sprinkles, rain or snow, across the area. we've got storm system back off toward the northeast bringing snow to new england long island, few flurries zooming into the philadelphia area. but, it just makes for very wintery picture out there with the clouds, the winds

look how that sweet little birdie is giving a ride to this adorable, distressed woodland creature.his is how the world should work. everyone helping each other out regardless of differences, cats and dogs, lions and lambs, weasels and woodpeckers. if only we could learn from our wildlife buddies. how about it israel and iran, russia and ukraine, isis and everybody. except that's not what this picture is really about. that bird is actually fighting for its life after this weasel has embraced its next meal. weasels do this all the time. they'll eat anything birds, rabbits, other weasels. if they're drunk like michael moore on a moon pie, that weasel is going to devour the bird the moment it lands and it's going to be slow, brutal and ugly like a date with keith olbermann. so what you're looking at now in the air that bird is the west. the weasel fill in the blanks. it could be iran russia cat stevens. and as played by nature's remorseless hand they're doing exactly what you'd expect them to. and as we watch we realize that naivety is a luxury when you're far, far away from the threat

he walked into this store on woodland avenue last friday, pulled out a gun and swiped money from the cash year. he had a lookout working outside the restaurant. if you recognize the robber you're asked to call philadelphia police. >>> new surveillance video today, showing two men wanted in connection to a double shooting in northwest philadelphia. this video from sunday shows the duo parking the car before getting out and walking to the corner of sten ton avenue and beach wood streets where investigators say they shot two men sitting inside their car. both victims were treated for non-life threatening injuries. detectives are looking for an older model dark colored dodge intrepid. anyone with information is asked to contact philadelphia police. >>> new information on a assemblyman's defamation lawsuit against a car dealership. paul moriarty reached a settlement with classic nissan of turnersville. he called washington township police to report moriarty was drunk leading to his dui arrest. the judge dropped all drunk driving charges against moriarty. the officer was acquitted last wee

accused of killing her 3 week old son. 23-year-old samantha green held without bail in a jail in woodlandooked of one count of murder in the death of her child justice reese. initially they were reported monday. she was found the next day frantic and confused near a waterway. the body of the child was discovered in thick bush along the banks the following day. >> this is probably one of the top five worst situations -- i have personally been involved in or seen. extraordinarily tragic story. we know that. it affects all of us. >> the yolo county sheriff says investigators looked at the family's claims that she may have been abused while investigators do not have a motive the sheriff says she was the only person responsible for her child's death. >>> police in alameda are stepping up patrols at bay farm elementary school after some teens vandalized a kindergarten classroom. police say the teens broke into the school the night before valentine's day as they were destroying the classroom an alarm alerted a district employee. police say that person went to the school and reported seeing about

. >> prosecutors are changing course and will charge a woodland woman with murder in the death of her infant son. authorities arrested 23-year-old samantha lee green days after searchers found the body of her 20-day-old son. she was charged with involuntary manslaughter but prosecutors have decided to upgrade those charges. green and the baby were first reported missing february 23rd. she was found the next day screaming for help. autopsy results suggest the baby drowned or died from hypothermia. >> a group of clergy is calling for an investigation into a deadly shooting by the police department. they say the shooting death of amu carr perez last month was not justified. perez was shot after he did not follow orders to drop a knife. perez, who did not speak english, may not have understood the undercover officers who were in street clothes at the time. >> the facts are all subject to a variety of interpretations. it would be great if some of these cases could actually go to trial when all of the various facts and all the various interpretations could be weighed on all sides. >> san fr

. >> you've got to think of the woodlands. >> reporter: it is not going to be easy.you see all the pixies' houses." and #stopfairyeviction. are you locals say it is too late. demolition day is coming. but who decides which ones stay and which ones go? >> well the goblins. >> you're not saying. >> i'm not saying. >> reporter: don't blame it on the goblins, because we all know what happens when you make a fairy mad. >> stay away. >> reporter: for "today," kelly cobiella england. >> the goblins. >> i think they just need to clean their trash because those doors need to stay. we just did an easter segment? that would be fun with the kids to build some of those doors. >> when sawyer was born i had a friend who got plea a little door. she said it is a fairy door. she said just put it outside somewhere in your yard and let the kids use their imagination. >> i would dream there's be a door in the middle of nowhere, open it up and -- magic. >> there's still time. we can find it. >> find that door! >>> before we go we want to remind you that we're going to tune in to "meet the

happened at the intersection of island and woodland avenues.e crash brought down overhead wires used for a septa trolley. the three people were taken to the hospital for treatment. still not clear how the car veered out of control. >> spring just got under way but camden is already looking for people to till summer jobs. mayor dana redd made the announcement with teens looking on she said part-time jobs are up for grabs for adults and children as young as 14. the gigs pay $8.50 up to $15 an hour. you can go to 6abc.com and then click on the new jersey link to find details on the jobs. the deadline to file and where to drop off the application. >>> wawa is planning on setting up shop in a prime location in center city philadelphia. company officials say they are under contract to take over the slot once held by robinson's luggage at broad and walnut. they are now in the process of getting final approval to start construction and robinson's has remained vacant since shutting its doors in late 2013. more details about this central wawa location wi

the commute continues to look good all the way to walnut creek, slowing on woodland hills. the only traffic that you will see is on the bridge, toll plaza. 580, this is friday light. usually, we have a lot of traffic through livermore and dublin. i'm looking what i'm seeing here. let's go to the toll plaza. that spider that we see on the camera will hang out for a little while. this is his home. kind of cool, right over the sunset. let's go to steve. >> he's moved in? >> he's there. sounds good, sal. beautiful sunrise here. higher clouds. we'll go from sunny to mostly sunny. good morning, happy first day of spring. well, thank you. a lot of cloud cover beginning to move its way over, beautiful over santa rosa. 72 today, down 6 from yet. san francisco, 62. we'll go 66. mountain view, 65. san jose was 80 yesterday. are you kidding me? 74 today. normal, 67 degrees, way above, way above. the 8 to 14-day outlook which takes us into april shows well normal above the west coast and well below on the east coast. that has not changed for a long time. so why not? looks cool for some.

. >> the same drought that caused such problems for farmers dried out the woodlands of the west. >> foryears he covered every major story in the west. >> the district attorney reported he could be released on his on cognizant. >> they explore the outer reaches of our solar system. >> he headed east and started to cover the institution that he would follow for the next two decades. >> tom foley was then the speaker. in september of 1998, bob moved from one both to another beginning his 146 years with cbs news. he arrived as president clinton's administration was giving the constitution a thorough workout. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman ms. lewinsky. >>> cbs news, i'm walter karon cronkite. we go to bob fuss. >> we're live on capitol hill with cbs's bob fuss. >> in the first of two confirmation hearings -- >> then came the big surprise. >> john boehner cannot believe that bob gust is leaving his home away from home. he has had no comment on this because she on a remote island in thailand getting a massage and never taking a call ever again. >> bob fuss, cbs news, capit

. >> causing such problems for farmers tried of the woodlands to mickey covered every major story in the west. >> even though the district attorney indicated he could be released on his own cognizance -- recognizances. >> it was the elder reaches of the solar system. >> he headed east to join nbc mutual to cover the institution he would follow the united states congress when thomas foley was the speaker. september 1998 he moved from one booth with the congressional radio gallery to another beginning with the cbs news and arrived as president clinton's administration was giving the constitution a workout. he got the most coveted handoff in broadcast journalism. we are live on capitol hill with bob. >> the first to confirmation hearings. >> but then came the big surprise speaker john baker cannot believe he is leaving his home away from home. >> he is on a remote island and thailand to not answer the phone against iraqi signed off for the last time thursday may 8, 2014. >> that was the only radio newscast walter cronkite ever did in his entire career at cbs i am honored to introduce th

perfectly well that frank, aka, el cubano, was in fact at home, about 50 miles north of long beach in woodlandng. and ever more chatty volunteered he left frank more than $100,000, which made sense given what detectives had already learned about frank. >> he said it was for watches and living a lifestyle of the rich and famous. he really didn't have a full-time job. >> reporter: but if frank thought he was taking advantage of fred, the detectives believed it was just the opposite. >> i think fred schockner wanted to own frank jaramillo in some way. >> reporter: so frank already had the $100,000. now he's on the hook big time to fred. and fred says to get off the hook, you got to make this happen? >> correct. >> reporter: then the slate's wiped clean. >> absolution of all debt. >> reporter: so in the detective's view, fred was the mastermind, using his financial leverage to manipulate frank who in turn hired nick for a bargain basement price. but fred still didn't know the cops even suspected him, didn't have any idea, for example, that they were tapping his phone. so when fred actually began c

mary from woodland hills california. good morning to you mary. >> caller: good morning. i was just wondering how much impact budget cuts and the government shutdown may have caused the government to not be able to disband the foia request. >> guest: that's a great question and we think as a fairly significant effect. the diminishment and resources that are assigned to responding to freedom of information requests it really handcuffs the agencies. in some cases we are so pathetic pathetic. they lost 375 federal workers governmentwide whose sole job was to go through and respond to these requests to get the information's best citizens are asking for, review them for propriety, what is allowed to be released under the law so that's a good question and unfortunately i think the resource that is having a real effect. >> host: here's a tweet from sandy beach. mr. bridis is the obama administration applying the power of redacting as heavily as i hear they are and how do they rate on this? >> guest: our experience they really are. the numbers you cited earlier, 40 something% par

mary is in woodland hills california.aller: i was wondering how much impact budget cuts and the government shutdown maybe has caused the government not to respond to some of the foia requests. guest: we think it has a fairly significant effect. the diminishment in resources that are assigned to the foia requests, it handcuffs the agencies. in some cases, we are sympathetic. they lost 375 federal workers whose job was to respond to these requests. they were to review them for propriety. that is a good question. i think the diminishment of resources is having a real effect. host: we have a tweet. guest: our experience, they really are. the numbers that you cited earlier, 40 something percent partially released. this may be two words on a page. everything else completely blacked out. that is fairly routine. there may be only a sentence exposed. the rest is some inference about what else might be on the page. host: let's talk about what congress is up to. this is a piece that we came across. congress must pass reform legislat