island woodland we have the downed telephone pole.d police remain on the scene you probably want to stay far away, 70th and route 13. possible alternates around that. the phils exhibition game at 7:05. some people will be heading to south philadelphia the bank that could give us volume later on. 42 volume is lighter than normal. not a bad ride, a little bit damp but not ponding or puddling. delilah road will close at route 9 in pleasantville. use leeds avenue or reading avenue as the alternates. >> an incredible weather coincidence occurred over seattle during a storm. two jets planning to land were struck by a bolt of lightning. it's unclear if passengers knew what happened because the jets are designed to take a strike going along the outside of the cabin never entering the cabin. >>> there is brand new video of stepped up security surrounding the university today in ken al-shabaab attacked and kill 147 christians. >>> an investigator sailed the co-pilot in the french alps crash excel rated the plane before -- accelerated the plane

. >> reporter: jim police are trying to sort things out here at 39th and woodland where they are holding a video involved in this wild gang land style shoot that unfolded in philadelphia this afternoon. look at the car as you can see it has bullet holes on the passenger side of it according to initial police reports this unfolded at 4:15 at 24th and wolf in south philadelphia occupants were exchanging gun fire with the occupants of a van or suv as they were driving on the streets, one gunshot victim was hit in the midsection and dropped at the hospital and one vehicle was later located here at 9th and woodland. the van or suv that was involved was not located and police are on the lookout for it and asking our viewers to call 911 if they see it somewhere. it's blue in color and possibly bearing delaware tags and possibly bearing bullet holes as well. an active investigation is underway and they don't know what the shooting was about and the prn in the hospital is in stable condition perhaps he can shed light on what this was all about and who else was involved. live here in university ci

. >> reporter: it's believed the last time the creatures roamed the woodland was around the year 600 ad. that's before modern britain existed. ask. during that time the country changed immensely, with the agrees in agriculture and farming. there are some concerns that the reintroduction of amazing predators upset the balance. >> this is the forest in norfolk. 190 square kilometres of woodland, one of three sites. it borders a major pig-rearing business. the line is 30 september meters off the ground. farmers fear the livestock would be an easy lunch for the wildcat. each one is worth 40 pounds. of invalue to us at four years of age. lynx take one or two in the evening. the money is what we would lose on an annual basis. the lynx may protect livestock, by controlling fox numbers, let alone deer. imported from china and a cause for deforestation. they when sit loss of livestock, and insist the shy creatures pose no danger for children or pets. many would be released to the britain's forests once more. >>> there's more real news from al jazeera - along with comment, analysis of video on

we're watching a crash in southwest philadelphia a downed telephone pole at island and woodland. construction on the northeast extension within the last few minutes they cleared out the southbound zone south of quakertown. everything is reopened south toward mid county and plymouth meeting. there's overnight roadwork haddon township, northbound side of 168 at 130 they are taking out the left lane and blocking the two left lanes at nicholson road again until 6:00 a.m. tam. >> we begin this morning with breaking overnight news, it was good times at a house party in north philadelphia until gunfire broke up all the good stuff going on. two people are in the hospital one in critical condition. eva pilgrim is live at temple university hospital following this story. she's got the latest, good morning, everybody have -- eva. >> reporter: good morning, tam two young men e are recovering after gunfire hit two of them. a fight broke out inside the house on 2200 block of park avenue. withwitnesses say 100 people were inside the house at the time of the fight and spilled outside and someone

they are known as boreal forrists and compose a third of the woodland of the planet. the two countries with the largest boreal cover - canada and russia - are among the worst climate change offenders. kim vinnell has more. >> reporter: this map generated from 400,000 images is the most detailed researchers have had. those green dots are the places where forests have been wiped out. you can see canada and russia are lighting up. between 2011 and 2013 the two countries accounted for more than a third of tree cover loss the world over. most due to forest fires. canada and russia lost a combined average of 6.8 million hectares of forest. to put it into perspective, that's an area the size of ireland. globally in 2013, forest cover was lost. more than 18 million hectares. global forest watch says the lost forest contains carbon loss >>> for viewers in the united states on al jazeera america - "inside story" is up next for you. wherever you are, there's more on the website. aljazeera.com. get the latest on all the stories we are following there. aljazeera.com. zeera.com. >>

also, we have an accident on island avenue at woodland. along with a downed pole. so, if you are traveling in and around that stretch, you will want to avoid that area if you can. we have new schedules in place, regional rail lines in effect monday. when you are doing the holiday partying, make sure monday you have that in mind. katy? >> all right, and vittoria, you know looks as though the wet letter only get bet nerve time for the holiday weekend definitely wet weather that we have to deal with before that can happen t comes in the form of a pretty significant storm system. one responsible for quite a bit of severe weather across the central planes as of late. and we actually have that possibility ourselves after all today. now, for the moment, it is really just a very scattered variety, very light showers we're finding moving n and our temperature readings generally speak rag very mild, to start things off. we look at the future wind gusts jumping you to 7:00 a.m. this morning never mind, we are going to look forward no time for. that will meanwhile, the winds w

it's all about and they learn values of life and things that will allow them to be successful. >> woodlando compete at the world golf championships later this week and nice of them to take the time to do this with the kids. >>> in baltimore maryland where people are marching tonight and this happened after the fine ral of freddie gray who died while in police custody. >> rioters looted and burne businesses and the mayor has set a curfew for tonight at 10:00 p.m. local time and police have arrested at least 34 people and seven officers are injured and stay with abc 7 news for updates on abc 7 news bay area and we'll have another report coming up at 6:00. >> thanks for joining us >>> breaking news tonight from baltimore. the violent clashes as we come on the air. climbing onto police cars, smashing the roof, the windows. officers injured. the armored trucks racing to the scene. this cvs set on fire tonight. all of it after a suspect dies while in police custody. >>> also breaking. the earthquake. the race against time. tonight, video from inside the avalanche as the list of americans lost gr

want to dry flew flied dollars roadways, mullica hill, downed tree, country lane, closed, alternate woodland avenue. and we will take you to king of prussia where we have small electrical fire going on the boulevard near west valley forge road. that's a look at your ride this morning erika, we send it back to you. >> thank you happening today extradition hearing for philadelphia mother accused of a ban dong her disable son in the woods. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now at police headquarters with the latest information on this. jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, police tell us a 41 year old mother nia parlor now in montgomery county jail in maryland awaiting an extradition hearing scheduled for later on today. now, up until this point she had been hospitalized, for an undisclosed reason. and that's what's been holding up this case. but take a look, this is her photo posted on facebook, this is nia parlor, seen here, she could face number of charges including attempted murder, assault, wreckless endangerment neglect, false impress on. when brought back to philade

this is a forest in norfolk, 190 square kilometres of woodland. it's one of three sites. it borders a pig-rearing region. the fence line is about 30 centimetres off the ground. so farmers fear the livestock will be an easy lunch for a hungry wildcat. >> each pig let is worth 40 pounds in value to us at four weeks of age. imagine if lynx were taking one or two an evening. that's an incredible amount of money we lose on an annual basis. >> ecologists say the lynx may protect livestock by controlling fox numbers, let alone deer like this monkjack imported for game hupding and a cause of deforestation. ecologists promised to reimburse the loss of wild stock. they pose no danger to children or pets. if given the green light they'll be released within months. >>> that was the al jazeera newshour. back in a moment with another full bulletin of news. stay with us. [ ♪♪ ] >>> this week on "talk to al jazeera", legendry music composer david foster . >> so mid '070, i guess i seriously. >>> david foster has been nicknamed the hitman, a violent for many records collaborating with man

they have him at the woodland wildlife refuge. he is being treated for a bone illness. doing these. now we have national peanut butter and jelly day. bill: these are the kind of national days we should celebrate. love it. ♪ >> the best-dressed man in the nba. >> their style of entertainment. now i we will introduce you to dish nation atlanta. other americans, withdrawal from empire, the hit. i don't know what to do myself -- don't know what to do with myself wednesday night. they had the brilliant idea to dress up like the cast of this mega show. he made a rap song. ♪ ♪ >> right now we are joined by head crack. welcome to the show. >> great to be here. >> are you suffering from withdrawal right now? >> it has been two weeks and am trying to find something to fill that gap. i'm trying to fill the void. bill: tell me about your name. >> it comes from a dice game terminology. whenever you role of four, five, six, they call that a head crack. it's unbeatable. >> that's it. >> that's pretty great. >> tell us about your whole team. >> it is kind of like the radio version of t

. >> it's believed the last time the ceechures roamed the woodlands was 600 ad. before modern britain existed. during that time the countries changed immensely with an increase in agriculture and farming. there are concerns that the restriction of predators could upset the balance. >> this is the forest in norfolk. 190 square kilometres in woodland one of three sites. it borders a big-rearing region. >> the fence line is about 30 september meters off the ground. farmers fear their livestock will be an easy lunch for a hungry wildcat. >> each pig let is worth about 40 points in value to us at four weeks of age. imagine if a lynx were taking one or two in the evening. that's an amount of money we'd lose on an annual basis. the lynx may protect some livestock by controlling fox numbers, let alone deer. like this monk jack imported from china for game hunting and a cause for deforestation. ecologists promised to compensate a loss of livestock and insist they pose no danger to children or pets. if given the green light as many assism will be released to prowl britain'

gary woodland was losing to jimmy walker on the 14th hole but then the eagle has landed. walker lost in 19 homes. ben martin tied with matt kuchar but then a hole in one. he is 67th out of 70 in the field and he bat matt kuchar. jordan spieth needed only 16 holes to win his match. he will play tomorrow. the world's number one ranked player rory mcilroy needed only one birdie in 13 straight pars to crush the former pga champ jason dufner. ready for this? 14 holes. that's all he needed. he is probably at the irish cultural center buying drinks for everybody right now. >> hey. >> other notable results: . bubba watson beat the "most interesting man in golf." justin rhoades lost. odds are low that leishman makes it to saturday but every now and then something happens in your life that puts your golf game into perspective. >> i met when he was doing a monday qualifier in virginia. he didn't get in so he went to a bar and had a few drinks. >> reporter: the cabbie was there when mark leishman married his wife audrey. he was close to being there for her funeral, as well. >> we tho

in fact, this is considered the best example of this woodland culture here at gilcrease museum. we are still in our focus on favorites exhibit. we are in a room i kind of luck to call the history room. many of the objects here speak to our history both as when we become the united states but also the history of the americas, beginning with contact with europeans and this document to my right is a great example of this. this is a letter composed, dictated by diego columbus, the son of christopher columbus in 1520. in this letter, columbus is bringing up a subject he had brought up in an earlier letter that we have of 1512. that is how the spanish need to treat the indians better. they have introduced disease among them. they have enslaved them. he has asked that they no longer be enslaved, that they be treated better, that they be christianized. the indians have a soul that can be saved through christianity. but then he goes onto say that if we christianize and save the indians, we can no longer insane -- enslave them, which will create, in essence, a labor problem for the spanis

an accident on woodland avenue and vineland in philadelphia. taking a look at the overview with two crashes on 95 northbound and southbound. 76 is clear, thank goodness with the blue route looking good and the turnpike looking good as well. moving into new jersey the drive times on the 42 freeway between route 55 and the walt whitman bridge will take you five minutes. your bridges look good as well. there's a lot to talk about, vai. >>> thank you, katy. breaking news with a shooting at a campus party. police have made arrests. matt delucia is live at temple university hospital. matt, the suspect struggled during the arrest. tell us more. >> reporter: police were able to get that man in custody along with another suspect. meanwhile, to victims are here at temple university hospital. one is 23 years old and the other is 19. now the 2200 block of park avenue is not far from the campus. now philadelphia police tell us around 1:30 there was a house party going on and officers many the area heard the gunshots and found the victims on the street. they

philadelphia, we're getting world of a crash involving a downed telephone that injured people at island and woodland. avoid that intersection in southwest philadelphia. construction on the northeast extension southbound side south of quakertown, they are taking out the right lane. the zone around lansdale cleared a few minutes ago. southbound side of 130 at cooper street they are taking out the right lane by the 45th street public for the next hour and ten minutes or so. maple shade rudder avenue blocking a lane until 6:00 a.m. pennsauken near mansion boulevard. >>> two crew ship passengers were found dead during a vacation trip to puerto rico. a cleaning crew found the bodies in their state room yesterday morning on holland america. the crews -- cruise line said the death appears tobs a murder suicide. the ship was was on a 14 day crews. >>> robert durst was in the courtroom to face weapons charges. first he appeared to be falling asleep during the hearing and the attorney general and prosecution got into a shouting match when note witnesses for the defense showed up. >> it sounds like to me they a

>> sad news for this bear cub who is staying at the woodlands wildlife refuge in new jersey. experts reveal he is not metabolizing calcium city can't really walk and skits on his elbows. he is not responding to medical treatment so they don't know the future of this little guy. >> "american idol" -- are throwing their full support behind brunswick. a fan club for the 18-year-old singer. they told me. >> she has got personality. ♪ >> hotspot. i love it. >> we agreed saying a popular performance by jack i want to hold your hand. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jack posted instagram photos of other i don't contestants. then we moved on to harold who was laughing at himself when i showed him a photo that she posted on her instagram. music is timeless and music is the universal language of the world. >> how did you get on her instagram? >> do they stay up late enough to watch it live? >> what are you saying? >> i'm saying they are seniors. it's late. i'm tired by 10:00. >> thereby themselves in their rooms and they get together and watch it together where they critique together. the company that watches

operating on woodland avenue. keep that in mind. also powelton village another outside electrical fire, at pearl street and 35th street. erika, we send it back to you. >> thank you happening today the 119th boston marathon. 30,000 runners from 87 countries are expected to take part. security as you might imagine will be tight for the race. this is the second marathon since the bombing that killed three people and injured more than 200 others in 2013. the marathon takes place just one day before the sentencing phase begins for convicted marathon bomber, tsarnaev dzhokhar. >>> more now in today's headlines, community comes together today for the tune ralph toddler killed in hit-and-run accident last week, two year old david walking with his mother in kensington when hit. so much no arrest. >> two teen girl injuries after hit by car near the boulevard and tyson avenue. the injuries are in the life threat glenn former heisman trophy winner tim tebow is expected to sign one year contract with the eagles today. the latest big off season m

we're watching the crash with the downed telephone pole at island and woodland. stick with 70th and route 13. we have construction zones in new jersey, pennsauken they are working on 38 mere mansion boulevard. and maple shade one lane out until 6:00 a.m., as well. a couple of zones along 168 again, both lasting for the next half-hour. >> thank you, matt. >>> this is breaking a lot of people have the day off so a house party overnight was rocking, but the good times are over after shots were fired wounding two people. eva pilgrim is outside temple university hospital with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, tam two young men are recovering at temple university hospital after a fight at a house fire off temple campus ended in gunfire. this happened at 1:30 in north philadelphia on the 2200 block of park avenue. a 19-year-old man was shot three times once in the gut. he was taken by philadelphia police to the hospital. he is in critical condition. a 23-year-old man was shot once in the arm. temple police brought him to the hospital else in stable condition. >> at

michelle obama will be taking part in a dedication ceremony in a new building connected with the woodlanduseum of vermont. that takes place miles from the upper east side. >>> now to the race for philadelphia mayor. some say the candidates involve more of what should be a wake-up call. mayoral hopefuls described their positions on police transparency and reform. >> we've got to prepare for baltimore now, today, while our streets are calm. >> this is what causes the riots. they want justice. >> the brother of brandon tate brown is the mother. she has filed a lawsuit over the shooting death of her son during a traffic stop. you'll find more of each of the candidates' view on the website nbc10.com or the nbc10 news app. here's a look at all candidates running. the winner will face the lone independent candidate melissa murray bailey. a reminder 19 days until the primary in pennsylvania. >>> keep deliberating that's the word from a judge to a deadlocked judge to the etan paez case in new york tee. he's accused of killing the 6-year-old boy in 1979. prosecutors say he confessed a few year agos

avenue between island and 73 there's a power outage that means the local trolley is being detoured to woodlandnue. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan we have rain in the center portion of the region. we're looking at drying down by baltimore. we're look at the drying reaching us toward the end rush hour. we'll start out at with rain at 9:00 a.m. noon drying. 674 degrees by 3:00 p.m. high of 76 degrees at 4:00 p.m. late this afternoon and evening matt be careful for strong, gusty thunderstorms, you want to take cover from those. will do, thanks david. >>> new this morning a 13-year-old boy maryland boy kept his sister calm as he made a call to 911. three adults escaped the house fire yesterday morning in prince georgia's county the children wered a trapped on the second floor. the boy's directions helped her guide the firefighters who safely rescued the kids. >>> 5:53, police arrest a woman moments before her car burst into flames. we have that dramatic dash cam video next. >> police arrested a man over the weekend hear what police found on his commuters. next at 6:00 a.m. # [brad] h

it's prompted fears that radioactive substances in the woodland may spread. fire began on tuesday.kraine's interior ministry officials say the flames spread across 4400 hectares. the blaze is believed to have several origins. ukrainian prime minister said 200 personnel are fighting the blaze. he said the fire is the biggest since 1992 but the situation is under control. he added no change in background radiation levels has been detected. one of the reactors at the chernobyl plant exploded in 1986 sending a huge amount of radioactive materials into the air. after the disaster an area within a 30 kilometer radius of the plant was declared a no go zone. >>> officials say nearly 300 women and girls have been rescued from the boko haram militant group. it came during a military operation in the country's northeast. members of the islamic group have carried out a wave of kidnappings. in april last year, they abducted more than 200 girls from a school in the same area. reuters news agency quoted a military spokesperson as saying those girls were not among the people rescued in the latest

man is in critical condition after being shot overnight outside the rs club in woodland. the club is in the strip mallon mcdade blofd. no word on what sparked the shooting. >>> the campaign continues today in the race for mayor in philadelphia. most of the candidates attended a forum this morning at the center for human excellence in west oak lanes. the candidates addressed a diverse audience of religious, business, and community based organizations about what they will bring to the city in the coming years. the universal muslim business association sponsored today's event. >>> now to an update on a fishing boat that ran aground this past week at point pleasant beach, ocean county. the 77 foot captain gavin is now free. a viewer sent this video last night that shows crews working to get it free. there were three people aboard the ship when it ran aground early wednesday morning. none of them were hurt. >>> still ahead on nbc 10 news remembering a legend in the philadelphia sports world. how family, friends and friends are saying good-bye to huffman. >>> a record year for

. >> "techknow" knot a look at monsanta's dna marker lad in woodland california.undreds of markers have been discovered for traits in fruits and vegetables. the first step in the process - pulverizing tissue samples so d.n.a. can be extracted by the robot. how do you extract d.n.a.? how does that happen? >> thankfully biology made dna water soluble. all we need to do is add water. >> once that has happened it is deposited into a center final, removing plant debris. >> at 3,000 revolutions per minute, it's hard to get rid of the cellular debris from the leaf or chip. the second purification is to put the liquid through a filter, producing a d.n.a. that is a pure, high quality, so we can it. >> it is loaded into the wells. enzymes and other chemicals are added to detect the appearance of specific genes. >> the kneel is to found the one in 1,000 plants that contains in. >> the needle in a haystack. >> that's right. >> this shows the results on water melon plants. each dot is a plant. green dots indicate plants with a genetic marker for a certain disease resistance th

the steadiest rain is in central burlington county near woodland right now. 60 degrees in wrightstownelphia is in the low 60s. most of the rest of the spots are in the 50s including roxborough at 58 degrees. stand by for a cloudy day and grab the umbrella. scattered light showers this morning with temperatures staying mild. 60

they went to play at 43rd street at woodland avenue at 6:30 and they never returned home. anybody that knows where they are or spots them should contact philadelphia police right away. >>> an off duty philadelphia police officer fired his gun at a man trying to rob him last night. it happened in the overbrook section the man had gotten off work when he was approached by the suspect, the officer saw a gun in the suspect's hand and immediately drew his weapon. eight shots were fired and the suspect got away and they don't know if the suspect was hit by any of the officer's bullets. >>> septa identified two of the victims in the brawl on the septa line. they were on the platform at the garden station. one was repeatedly stomped in the head and another one fell on the tracks. they are trying to identify any of the others involved. >>> pennsylvania state police are investigating a nude photo scandal at owen gate high school. they were sharing pictures via text messages police seized the phones that may have been involved. students are being offered lessons on how their digital

vehicles >> just to touch on the point you made of volunteer support for the parks from friends of woodland across the street from with whereyalive to friends of lincoln parks i can see how valuable neighborhood based xhounty based friends and volunteererize to the district. i want to thank you for the great presentation too kwrrkss i think that is all the roster now. i know you is a few pages left. if you want to go through a few more slides i would ask >> i just want to say we have been coming off rough budgets and we are actually very optimistic about the budget. we do have priporties to make investment and that is in park safety and environmental sustainability, active living and getting peep outside and customer service and that is how we make decisions about where we make our investments and we are very precative of the mayor and kate for working with us and we have a long way to go and structural challenge tooz take on, but the budget that we submitted to the mayors office does touch on a number of the buckets where we make incremental prau progress in that regard >> thank you very m

further south of that area in southwest philadelphia, there's a one-vehicle crash at island avenue and woodlandavenue. we have a crew out there, so i'll let you know if there are any problems in the area. >>> and police have arrested a man going on a string of car robberies going after one thing, air bags. ricky sanchez was connected to a half dozen thefts since last year. and he could be part of a larger theft ring. some 300 air bags have been stolen across the city. >> this is not a one-man operation. there are probably several different components to this. >> police suspect the thieves are selling the air bags on the black market for pop shops or shady auto dealers. >>> and investigators blame a weak password for a hack attack into a gloucester county school district's computer system. it happened last week in the swedesboro school district. a tech company figured out the weak password allowed the hackers to hold the school hostage for $100,000. the school did not pay the money and no personal information was stolen. you have to remember to change the passwords. >> make it something pretty d

joseph company on woodland avenue this morning.lower providence township officialed evacuated 50 homes in the area. investigators tell us the leak happened while crews were cleaning a tank. medics took four people to the hospital to be checked out. crews capped the tank and gave the all clear by noon. no one was hurt. >>> today, state lawmakers proposed three dozens way they say will grow the workforce. lawmakers say the top solutions are semiinglling the tourism industries and bridging the gap between education and employment and taking advantage of more clinical trials in the medical field. nbc 10 south jersey bureau reporter cydney long spoke with the next generation of the work force. anyone graduating from college clik likely focused on finding the first job how could the proposed plan help them? >> reporter: it would help high school and college seniors with the creation or expansion of votec schools and creation of a business advisory council that would strategically attract businesses that new jersey doesn't have right now.

i was riding down the street minding my business right here on woodland and police jumps out of his car and put his gun to my temple and put his hand right on my neck. >> community policing might help. vernon haren is a law enforcement expert. he's with the center for health and homeland security at the university of maryland in baltimore. >> from law enforcement point of view, what has to happen here in baltimore? >> the police have to be in the community and they can't, i'm talking about a community meeting now and then, they have to be intertwined with the community, the faith based community, civic organizations, social organizations. >> has that been happening? >> i don't know. but you can't wait until an event occurs until you get into the community. >> the baltimore sun reported that since 2011, baltimore paid out between $5 and $6 million. the settlements conduct against police. >>> more than 1600 people are dead after a powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake slammed nepal. hospitals are full and after the largest quake to hit the country in more than 80 years. the search and recover

stick to woodland avenue as your alternate instead of high street this morning, matt. >> you got it.karen. >>> new on "action news" a tree planted in a park in ferguson missouri to honor slain teen michael brown was cut down and replaced within hours. the black caucus planted and dedicated the original tree on saturday. police say someone shot the tree down on sunday and there are no leads on who is responsible. brown was killed by ferguson officer darren wilson in august setting off months of protests. >> also new on "action news" a wisconsin father of eight was killed in a bizarre crash. michael rogen was driving his wife and seven children to the hospital to deliver their eighth baby. authorities say another car hit a deer causing that deer to fly into rogen's van. he was pronounced dead at the scene. some of the children suffered cuts but they're otherwise fine. his wife gave birth hours later to a healthy son. to help the family their church decided to raise money through a go fund me page. so far they've already raised more than $250,000. >> an argument over weather michael jor

. >>> skyfox over 40th 40th and woodland in university city. the scene of a shooting just a short time ago. police say a 22-year-old man was shot one time. he is in the hospital right now in stable condition. authorities diverting septa riders on route 36 and route 13 trolleys to the market frankford line. >>> now to a developing story that broke here just late last week. a philadelphia woman charged with trying to join isis. she's not going to be going anywhere. federal prosecutors say she planned to leave the us to join the terror group in the country of syria. judge agreed denying bail thomas now awaits trial. fox 29's bruce gordon is live for us outside of the federal courthouse in center city. bruce? >> reporter: yeah, jeff in fact the judge here agreed with prosecutors that keonna thomas is both a risk to the safety of the community and a flight risk should she be released and so shell in fact remain locked up as she awaits prosecution on charges that could land her behind bars for up to 15 years. keonna thomas family members raced out of

beautiful sandy beaches and a rich variety of natural habitats, including grasslands wetlands and woodlands, cape cod is one of the most attractive recreational areas in the nation for both tourists and permanent residents. eichner: i think, in general the cape community is very aware that we live in a sensitive area. people come here because of its natural beauty and because of what it has to offer. and we need to take care of this environment. narrator: in recent years, cape cod has witnessed a large increase in its population. stone: from 1950 to current, the population has gone from about 50,000, 45,000 across cape cod to about 230,000 today. so it's been one of the fastest growing areas in massachusetts. this is census data here showing the increase in population. more recently, the red colors are the areas that are growing fastest. narrator: brian dudley is an environmental engineer. his fieldwork contributes to the understanding of water quality degradation across the cape. dudley: as the population on the cape has increased, we have seen, obviously, a proliferation of development. t

is it particular woodland to get around there.racker six live double scan showing you what's going on. we have some rain in the area, still ponding and puddling on the roadway but we're seeing it exit off the coastline. certainly the heaviest rain. we had that one cell move through serve city. it's wet along route nine. this is route 72, you're looking just wet not terrible. browns mills coming down heavier along route 70 and just a shower there in hammonton and in millville inform. we can look out to the northwest suburbs right now and see what's happening there and it's some rain through the area near quakertown along route 100 near pottstown it's getting a little bit heavier. one thing i've noticed on the suburban traffic report also if you download the free waze app you can be a part of this and someone is talking about foggy weather here in whitpain township and i do have a visibili in showing 5-mile visibility at philadelphia international airport. down to 2-mile visibility right now in allentown so be careful out there, tam

accident on island avenue at woodland avenue. accident causing downed pole. definitely going to do some maneuvering around there. new schedules will start sunday for septa regional rail line for few of those. so definitely want to be mindful of that, as well, erika? >> an investigation underway this morning, looking into allegations of hazing involving members of the st. joseph university's women's softball team. the school released statement reading in part: remedial actions have already been taken to assure there is no disruption to the educational environment of any student who may be affected. now, the university adds, it is taking the matter very seriously, and has not discussed the significant nature of these allegations. ukee? >> good samaritan rescues his neighbor from burning home in chester county. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us from the studio more on the life saving rescue, nicole? >> good morning store i could have had very different outcome if not for the neighbor who jumped into action, saving that woman from her burning home

if you're in this area is it particular woodland avenue.t's a good alternate to deal with any problems and not if that far off a gas main break in glassboro 322 is reopened at route 47 so things are moving a little better now that they're in the process of clearing out that gas main break. we'll so how the weather is affecting the roads right now. we're still seeing the heavier cell on storm tracker six live double scan. you see that area of red and yellow, you're getting the very heavy rain along the garden state parkway along the coastline and route 22 headed towards allentown so it's a wet morning commute their, too, matt and tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> new this morning a fierce storm lashing australia's southeast has destroyed homes and flooded communities. video slows a house boat being swept away. three people were found dead in one of the worst hit areas and police are trying to determine exactly how they died. the storm has been pounding sydney and other parts of new south wales. it has ditched more than a foot of rain in some are

he took the vehicle from 52nd and woodland avenue in southwest philadelphia around 3:00 this morning.shed it into a parked car a few block away at 53rd and say brook avenue. the man ran from the scene. no one was hurt. >>> and this is also developing this morning, a home invasion robbery that targeted temple students. it happened on the 1500 block of north 13th street in north philadelphia early this morning. police say an arm robber may have entered the residence from the rear and stole cash and marijuana. no students were hurt and no arrests have been made. temple put out an alert on the crime for students on campus. >> and breaking right now new details on that police officer who was involved in a crash in the city's bustleton section. the philadelphia police cruiser hit a guardrail as that officer was responding to a robbery call that was later determined to be unfounded. the crash happened in a wooded area along krewstown road nearly a gone avenue about an hour and a half ago. the officer was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. an "action news" crew is headed to the scene

the steadiest rain is in central burlington county near woodland right now. 60 degrees in wrightstown. northeast philadelphia is in the low 60s. most of the rest of the spots are in the 50s including roxborough at 58 degrees. stand by for a cloudy day and grab the umbrella. scattered light showers this morning with temperatures staying mild. 60 degrees at 9:00. 66 and climbing at lunch time. back with your hour by hour forecast to show you when showers are likely in your neighborhood. >>> all right, bill. we are on the scene of breaking north side right now in the west oak lane neighborhood where a car crash sent one person to the hospital. this is a live picture here of exactly what happened. stenton avenue and wister streets, it looks like the car crashed into the pole. the driver was knocked unconscious and taken to einstein medical center. he is expected to be okay but obviously there could be traffic backups because of this. christine maddela is following that for us. >>> you can see in this live picture they have a lot of cleanup work to do with crews on the scene so they are bl

he took the vehicle from 52nd and woodland avenue in southwest philadelphia around 3:00 this morning. a parked car a few blocks away at 53rd and say brook avenue. the man ran from this scene. in one was hurt. >> now to say someone has spent 30 years without getting into an accident or getting a ticket is impressive but then to learn that it's his job to drive every day makes it even more impressive. he's a ups driver in madison wisconsin closing in on 30 years with a completely clean driving record. howard kohler started at ups in 1985. he doesn't have nidings on his vehicle, never ever got a ticket. he estimates he's driven about 750,000 miles. that's the equivalents of going from here to the international space station 3,750 times. what is his secret? howard kohler says i play defense. i don't play offense. i always give the right of way. >> very smart. this is just not worth it. let them have it. >> if it works, it works. >> it works. it's 5:27. passengers recount an emergency landing at philadelphia international airport. >> and philadelphia has plenty of hot brunch spots. fyi phi

in fact, this is considered the best example of this woodlands culture here in gilcrease museum.e are in a room i like to call the history room, because many objects speak to our history. also the history of the americas beginning with contact with europeans. this document to my right is an example of this. this is a letter. this was from diego columbus the son of christopher columbus in 1820. in this letter, columbus is leaning -- a subject that he had brought up in an earlier letter and he asked that the spanish treat the indians better. they have an slave. and he has asked that they no longer be an slaved, that they be treated better. in fact, that they be christianized. the indians have souls that can be saved through christianity. but then he goes on to say, but if we christianize and save the indians, we can no longer enslave them, which will create a labor problem for the spanish in the caribbean. so, this letter asks king charles v of spain permission to begin the importation of african slaves. the first known mention of african slaves being brought into the americas. our

>>reporter: because the spill did occur and a woodland california department of fish and game was there also the modernistic are doing water testing to insure their and the contamination in the water and is a charles clifford kron 4 news. >>reporter: novello police shot and killed unarmed resistance also a liquor store the man was armed with a knife and an officer shot him to talk to your was taken to hospital where he later died. the officer was responding to a report of our market at the liquor store this uzbek subject was armed with a knife here arrived on scene contacted the suspect in the alley and the shooting occurred as all the details we have this point. >>reporter: not how many shots of fired officers were injured. >>reporter: changes the come to a south carolina police force to settle the lettuce racially charged police killing bridge has been following the story. >>reporter: we saw the video and other things will be changing buy camels all cops now once all troughs and officials of the video they moved quickly filing this guy officer michael slater charge him with murder in

a memorial was held earlier today in the city of woodland. they are friends and family released balloons. today's events were organized by the ibba -- baby's father. >> have you talked to samantha? >> yeah. all the time. >> how is she doing? >> um -- how do you think she's doing? i don't want to talk about that. i want people to come get closure. everybody wants to, you know, wonder when i was going to do something for the community. >> reporter: autopsy results were inconclusive but the infant is believed to have died from drowning or hypothermia. >>> it took santa cruz police less than 24 hours to find and arrest the man accused of killing someone in the city's downtown district. police found a man who was shot in his upper body in the area of river street and north pacific avenue last night. first responders pronounced him dead at the scene. santa cruz police spotted the suspect this morning around 11:00. the suspect jumped on a city bus. police arrested him. no one else was injured. police have not released the identity of the victim or s

. >> you said she kind of looks like a woodland creature. >> i'm not convinced she's a dog.looks like she could be a leem you are or -- she came from the san jose shelter and not put up for adoption because she was too shy. the shelter was overwhelmed by her because she is loving. >> she absolutely is. tell us about rocket dog rescue. >> we are foster home volunteer organization. we're really cool individuals obviously. we do have urban sanctuary in east oakland we just renovated the space rocket dog urban sanctuary. ith an -- it's an amazing space for older dogs and we're often called in for cases of trauma or hoarding cases. so now we have sanctuary space to provide care. >> if you want more information on how to adopt joey or petunia go to our website, kpix.com and you can find the information there as well as . >>> tomorrow our political insiders discuss the many ways politicians get votes. >> without a doubt there are more people that can identify with that hot dog and what you put on it than have any interest in minimum wage. usually they don't even acknowledge that th

dustin rose had never played at harding until this week it showed today. 3 and 2, gary woodland on 1418th hole at harding, couple of bounces and in for the eagle. he beats jimmy walker on the 19th hole. world number one rory mcilroy also has victory today. and manchester united, club and earthquake on hand to promote the international cup north america set for july at levi stadium. these teams will square off in high quality soccer. >> this is the premier area for soccer the earthquakes displayed that. the national match displayed that. we look forward to the match manchester versus barcelona. >>> mayweather we have been wanting this fight for year, and both fighters holding the belt. and laughing, that, believe me will end in round one. >>> all right, first in major league history today because of recent riots in baltimore, today, they were played with no fans in attendance, probably the first for the players too. even in little league you had had mom and dad watching. three innings, tossing the ball in the stand to noland, davis, to no one, baltimore went on to win the game 8-2, hun

dustin rose had never played at harding until this week it showed today. 3 and 2, gary woodland on 14 hole at harding, couple of bounces and in for the eagle. he beats jimmy walker on the 19th hole. world number one rory mcilroy also has victory today. and manchester united, club and earthquake on hand to promote the international cup north america set for july at levi stadium. these teams will square off in high quality soccer. >> this is the premier area for soccer the earthquakes displayed that. the national match displayed that. we look forward to the match manchester versus barcelona. >>> mayweather we have been wanting this fight for year, and both fighters holding the belt. and laughing, that, believe me will end in round one. >>> all right, first in major league history today because of recent riots in baltimore, today, they were played with no fans in attendance, probably the first for the players too. even in little league you had had mom and dad watching. three innings, tossing the ball in the stand to noland, davis, to no one, baltimore went on to win the game 8-2, hunter

. >> joining us defense attorney rebecca rose woodland and whitney ball.ory with actress sofia vergara. she and her boyfriend, significant other with nick loeb trying to keep her from destroying frozen embryos in the midst of a much better period of their relationship. >> right. >> what is the legality here? who has rights? who doesn't? and is she free to do as she wishes, or what? >> we're in a new area of law here. this is kind of uncharted territory, and this is a consequence of what happens when we start playing with nature. i think while he could make an argument that he has some rights to the embryos as well as that she does i think it would set a horrible presence if we go ahead and have courts make women who have exited relationships or men for that matter, either, you know see this through. when they've broken up and now have the opportunity to raise her child without her consent. >> rebecca the effect here would be what he's doing here he could force her to become a parent, could try to push forward a relationship, she clearly wanted out of? >> t

. >> it's believed that the last time that these amazing creatures romeed britain's woodland was roughlyaround the year 600 a.d. long before modern britain even existed. of course, during that time the country has changed immensely with the increase in agriculture and farming. but there are, of course, some concerns that the reintroduction of these amazing predators could well upset the balance. >> this is norfolk one of three planned release sites. the forest borders a major pig-rearing region. >> the fence line is 30 centimeters off the ground. >> farmers fear their livestock would be easy lunch for hungry wild. >> the each one of these piglets is worth about £40. just imagine if a lynx was taking one or two an evening that's an incredible amount that we would loss on an annual basis basis. >> but analysts say that the lnx may help. ecologists have promised to compensate any loss of livestock. they also insist these shy creatures pose no danger to children or pets. if give the green light six wild lynx will be releaseed to prowl once more. >> bringing light to hundreds of people. and l

took a look at the woodland block. that's just off of trooper road. if you're not familiar with this area trooper is on the west side. lower providence police and fire department and the montgomery county hazmat have responded to a company called e.r. joseph. they make compressed gas. we're told by the fire chief that they respond to a little after 9:00. workers inside the company called 911 smelling chlorine. they say something spilled inside. there were numerous follow up calls. you can see the company is embedded in a large residential neighborhood. we're told 50 homes have been evacuated. about five to ten people were taken to the local hospital complains of breathing problems. many be housed at the lower providence fire department. it will be sometime before the people can get back into their homes. even though they have found the source of the leak down there that now they need to vent the building and have to get the homeowner or the residents of the homes back to the houses and take air samples inside to make sure it's safe for them to be insi