the area of woodland is two miles south of east harling and popular with local dog walkers.d lived in the nearby village. today, police stepped up patrols in the area and carried out house—to—house inquiries. just disbelief that it has happened here. in towns and big cities, you can imagine things like this happening. but not in a norfolk village. you always meet other dog walkers, so i always felt safe there. while the scene remains sealed, the weapon, thought to be a knife, has yet to be recovered. the motive for this brutal attack remains unclear. let's bring you an update on one of the stories we will bringing you earlier. this is about a man whose body was found at his house a month after he had been reported missing. he was found dead at his home on saturday and the 64—year—old had been reported missing onjuly the 7th. a large—scale search had been held for him including divers, mountain rescue teams and police dogs. police scotland are now referring their handling of the case to the independent police watchdog, because the body, in the end, was found in the man's hous

this is 3900 block of woodland avenue. we'll keep an eye on this situation and bring you more information. >>> in other news police have arrested a shooting suspect after he barricaded himself in a west philadelphia home. on walton avenue, ran into a house and refused to come out. after a standoff that lasted more than 30 minutes, the police were able to take the suspect into custody. the victim was a 54-year-old man that suffered a graze wound to the shoulder. >>> a preliminary hearing for a penn state hazing case continues for a fifth day. and the judge has to decide if there is enough evidence to send 16 members of the fraternity to trial in the death of timothy piazza. he fell down the steps after a night of drinking. two defendants waived the hearing. on the weather front it's turning humid for your friday with the threat of showers for the weekend. as we look live outside sky 6 hd showing you the jersey shore a cloudy day in cape may. melissa magee is in the weather center with a check of the friday forecast. >>> hap

peter wrighton, who was 83 was stabbed to death in woodland a week ago.lared the winner of the disputed presidential election. there has been violence in areas that support the opposition candidate raila oding, at least nine people have been reported dead. tomi oladipo reports from nairobi. i wish to declare honourable uhuru kenyatta president—elect and honourable william ruto as the deputy president elect. applause. after a bitterly fought campaign, it's official — president kenyatta will be in office for another five years. mr kenyatta won more than half of votes cast. the news brought out his supporters in their numbers, following a long wait for results. the party is over, it's the day after and for kenya now comes the hard part. those celebrating mr kenyatta's win last night did so in the hope of a better quality of life. now the president has to deliver for them and he also has to gain the trust of the millions across the country who did not vote for him. and mr kenyatta has been reaching out to the other side. we cannot fight over an election. we h

. >> absolutely heart broken, the woodland new jersey man is trapped in his own home, his wheelchair has been claimed by flames, and health problems make it nearly impossible for him to get around, tonight, we look into his challenges. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> playing and singing is how bernard supplement his 700-dollar monthly social security check. the 61 year old says he's disable by a series of strokes and a nagging workplace injury. his motorized wheelchair was his life line to the world until an early june morning. >> look, i say where this big ball of light coming from. and then i immediately tried to get my things together, get to the door, struggling, get out there, and my wheelchair was burning, just like she said. >> brown claims the chair was torched after he challenged a resident of his neighborhood on drug dealing. he has a police report in which he makes the claim of arson, but woodland, new jersey director of public safety says investigators couldn't tell what happened. >> we really don't know who may have caused the fire, or if maybe it could have been electrical. >> a black bur

he was stabbed in the head and neck, while walking his dogs in woodland.ands in east harling, now the centre of a murder investigation. and 83—year—old man, who had been walking his two dogs here, was stabbed to death multiple times on saturday morning. people are shocked and hurting because of the place where people go to enjoy their own leisure time with theirfamilies. the pensioner‘s body was discovered near the five ways junction by a member of the public. the woodlands here in east harling is a popular part of norfolk, used by walkers, runners and bike trails. his body was found just over there where police have set up their forensic tent. he had been repeatedly stabbed in the neck and head. the pensioner is described as a family man from the east harling area. three days on, police are continuing their murder investigation and say the motive is still unclear. people will be shocked in relation to this and anybody shocked of this brutal murder, we have got our major investigation team investigating this matter, we have visible police at the scene. pol

it was 35 minutes after that his body was found in woodland.multiple stab wounds to his neck and face. and his head. enquire with continuum. —— enquiries continue. police are asking for those with information to contact police. new measures to tackle the dangerous use of laser pens will be considered by the government, after concerns about their threat to air safety. the lasers, which can temporarily blind people, have been used to target aircraft and pilots, as our business correspondent jonty bloom reports. laser pens or pointers are designed to be used to highlight something of interest. but they can be dangerous, and dazzle or blind people if shone directly at their eyes. last year alone there were 1,258 laser attacks on aircraft, even though it is already an offence with a maximum fine of £2,500. helicopters, which fly lower than many aircraft and typically have only one pilot, are thought to be especially vulnerable to laser pens. the government is now going to consult on new measures to restrict the dangerous use of laser pens, and boost

the woodlands in east harling, neither centre of a major centre.o had been walking his two dogs here was stabbed to death multiple times on saturday morning. people are shocked and hurting because of the place where people go to enjoy their own leisure time with their families. the pensioner ‘s body was discovered near the five ways junction by a member of the public. the woodlands here in east harling is a popular pa rt here in east harling is a popular part of norfolk, used by walkers, runners and bike trails. his body was found just over there where police have set up their forensic tent. he had been repeatedly stabbed in the neck and head. the pensioner is described as a family man from the east harling area. three days on, police are continuing their murder investigation and say the motive is still unclear. people will be shocked in relation to this and anybody shocked of this brutal murder, we have got our major investigation team investigating this matter, we have visible police at the scene. police are now urging people who use these for pa

the woodlands in east harling, now the centre of a murder investigation.d man, who had been walking his two dogs here, was stabbed to death multiple times on saturday morning. people are shocked and hurting because of the place where people go to enjoy their own leisure time with theirfamilies. not only because it was an elderly gentleman walking his dogs, but the randomness and brutality of the attack as well. randomness and brutality of the attack as well. the pensioner‘s body was discovered near the five ways junction by a member of the public. the woodlands here in east harling is a popular part of norfolk, used by walkers, runners and bike trails. his body was found just over there where police have set up their forensic tent. he had been repeatedly stabbed in the neck and head. the pensioner is described as a family man from the east harling area. three days on, police are continuing their murder investigation and say the motive is still unclear. people will be shocked in relation to this and anybody shocked by this brutal murder, we have got our maj

adina campbell, bbc news. well, the woodland here is popular with runners, cyclist, walkers and eveninn nearby carob caravan site. later this crime scene. the police have set up their parental activity tent if you metres away in that direction. so far, no arrests, but the investigation is ongoing. and even that update. a software engineer working for google says he's been sacked for questioning the company's diversity policy. james danmore says he'd suggested there might be "biological causes" for men and women having different interests and abilities. google itself says that it can't comment on individual cases, but in an email to employers it said that: and cross the line by advancing harmful gender stereotypes in its workplace. it went on to say that to suggest that a group of colleagues have traits that make them less biologically suited to that work is offensive and not ok. a lot of reaction on social media. a lot of opinions being expressed on social media, but it does raise the issue of freedom of speech in the workplace? it is important to stress how seriously google has taken

reporter: trace gallagher in the woodlands, texas. man in the inner tube.people in this truck after he helped that driver go the out. a photo with a selfie stick. on a rare dry portion, another tuber, a lot of people floating in tubes, that one next to a submerged car, one of thousands of rescues, this will forwar-- will martinez in a life preserver. and this one, fort ben county sheriff. they are lifting a child einto an air, boat, during evacuations in suge are land. -- sugar land. we have been getting so much -- lilia lil bringing it for us. >> a lot of ways to help, airbnb, people who wan reporteoffer their homes, they are waving fees, apple is making it easy to donate red cross. on home page, you can go to red cross, to donate $10, text half to 90999. local also getting involve, donating time, boats, houston police tweeted that officers towing an abandoned vehicle was almost hit by a falling tree, citizens came out with chainsaws to clear it ha is not helping is drone, stop flying the drones, it is interfering. reporter: the one you own, leave it down

and farther to the north, woodland to toms river and ship bottom all still seeing heavy rain. but this is moving offshore as well. i think by 8:00 a.m. or so, most of us are just going to have maybe a lingering shower at best drying out just in time for you to get out this morning. our temperatures, most of us in the upper 60s, allentown you're at 68, philadelphia the same. look at atlantic city where the heaviest rains only just starting to move in, still in the 70s. i think that will probably drop off a bit. and then it will boost back. afternoon hours, we're talking 80s, very nice and low humidity. more on how long that comfort lasts coming up. >>> we're following breaking news related to our weather. the overnight storms have knocked out power in parts of philadelphia, montgomery county and south jersey. but most of the outages this morning are in bucks county. aundrea cline-thomas just got to doylestown which is one of the hardest hit areas. what are you finding? >> reporter: well, the weather was so bad that it toppled trees and we heard trees fell from fairhill drive to

live in woodland, camden county, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news.awn, back to you. >> all right, jeff, thank you. >>> well there is no pride or joy quiet like becoming a new homeowner. hab with at a time for humanity makes that feeling come true people across the country on this day three happy families moved into their new homes in bridgeport, montgomery county. >> fox 29's bruce gordon met up with one of these families as they turned the key on their front door. >> i feel so proud to be able to give back for someone who served us. >> reporter: move in day was extra special for dustin gray his wife danielle and little cameron and shaken. disable military veteran gray along with two other families in this stretch of newtown homes was about to enter a brave new world. homeownership. thanks to volunteers at habitat for humanity of montgomery and delaware counties, and his own hard work. in welcome home. participate in this program they must meet financial qualifications earning under the county's median income while proving they can make mortgage paym

in woodland, camden county, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> strange discovery this morning near southhiladelphia skate park. someone found the bronze bust of general james beaver. he's the 20th governor of pennsylvania. it is stood at a civil war memorial for many years. now, police are trying to catch the thieves. fox 29's dave schratwieser with the story. >> i saw the statue. i look at it and a friend of mine actually googled it. >> reporter: greg papa was riding his bike through fdr park in south philadelphia friday morning when he came upon this l james beaver near the skate park here. >> he is, um, a civil war, um, union general i think. report roar police were called and quickly began investigating where the bust of the union general and pennsylvania's 20th governor was taken from. and how it got here. >> why would they want to do that? >> that's off the chain. that is totally off the chain. >> reporter: turns out the bust had been snatched from the pennsylvania civil war memorial on the avenue of the republic in fairmount park where it stood 2a perch with several other prominen

a shot behind jim lead, head of grayson and gary woodland.four shots of the lead. team captain eilidh doyle will be hoping to win just a second medalfor great britain at the world athletics championships. she‘s in the final of the 400 metres hurdles later, with nathaneel mitchell—bla ke also a contender in the 200 metres. he‘ll be up against isaac makwala, banned and then reprieved, with the eyes of the world watching. two of those eyes belong to 0lly foster. botswana say they‘ll name a day after him if he wins tonight. it's it‘s been quite a week. he deserves a week, i think, the few days he‘s been through. the norovirus that has spread through one team hotel, ten more cases identified by public health england, but isaac makwala was one of those, kicked out of the 200 and 400 metres, reinstated and he ran an amazing solo time trial to get back into the 200 semifinals, he came through last night and it‘s the final tonight. we are looking forward to that, and such a fantastic reception he got from the crowd when they saw him get through to tha

that one proposal could see the a3 expanded and 2.5 acres of woodland destroyed along with 500 trees.t has high—profile support. this is a giant redwood. you have heard of these. massive. 0ver giant redwood. you have heard of these. massive. over 100 giant redwood. you have heard of these. massive. 0ver100 years giant redwood. you have heard of these. massive. over 100 years old. these. massive. 0ver100 years old. 0ne these. massive. 0ver100 years old. one of several down this great strip. this along with magnolia is and camellias would all go. 0ther plans are being considered, but it is imminent. it is widely accepted by all sides that changes need to come. the junction needs improving. are used that word every day. i am a commuter coming from london. but there is a brownfield site on the other side of the road. these trees can live for hundreds more years. this is for future generations. highways england said this in a statement. upgrading the junction will do this. a decision is expected in the next few weeks. concerns over these trees have stepped up a gear. tim muffett, bbc news.

it was found very close to a woodland path and only 100 metres from the road. this farmer farms near the murder scene. very quiet, very beautiful and peaceful. we are here ona beautiful and peaceful. we are here on a daily basis and we do what we do. the police have obviously got to do. the police have obviously got to do what they have got to do and let's hope that the matter is solved asa let's hope that the matter is solved as a matter of urgency. it's a terrible thing that has happened and we wa nt terrible thing that has happened and we want a swift conclusion. it is such a lovely area to live and certainly the woodlands where the incident took place, is the sort of place where a of people from the village go and enjoy leisure, go for walks with the children and cycle. in east harling, they have noticed a higher profile police presence. they have been uniformed officers walking around the village which is a rare sight. as it reassured people? i think a lot of people will feel safer having the police present.- a press conference, the police said they believ

patrols in the village of east harling after an 83—year—old man was murdered while walking his dogs in woodlandekend. the father of two, who hasn't been named, died from stab wounds to his head and neck. police have asked people living nearby to check their bins as they continue to search for the murder weapon. thejustice secretary has approved the transfer to an open prison of the murderer kenneth noye. noye, who's 70, was given a life sentence in 2000, for murdering stephen cameron in a road rage attack on the m25. the move follows a recommendation by the parole board. let's have a quick look at some of the front pages. the titans has donald trump's warning to north korea over the country's listed missile programme. the daily express says a month's reni is expected to fall in some places tomorrow. the ft warns about the risks of a so—called cliff edge brexit. the metro leads with mr trump's threat to pyongyang over nuclear weapons. stamp duty, stopping people downsizing their homes. the daily mail claims that migrants have made 30,000 attempts to get to britain from france this year. that's i

gentle husband, dad and grandfather. " peter wrighton was stabbed in the head and neck while out in woodlandarland in norfolk. police are still looking for his attacker. five men, including former senior police officers, have appeared in court for the first time, to face charges in connection with the hillsborough disaster. the men were charged injune, nearly three decades after 96 people died as a result of the crush at the fa cup semi—final between liverpool and nottingham forest. a fantasist who killed a man in london before fleeing to italy has been found guilty of a murder that happened four years ago. 28—year—old, jason marshall, pretended to be a policeman and secret agent during his attacks. it was thought the victim had died in an accidental fire until a relative stumbled across a video recording years later. nick beake has the story. a bungalow in a quiet street in west london, a visitor arrives. he's come to kill. over the next few hours, while acting out the role of a policeman, he will attack his victim and leave him for dead. it's all captured on this cctv. but jason marshall n

but failed to burn several streets department vehicles and at one point he left the facility on woodland avenue and came back with a baby stroller and a white sheet covering his body. if you recognize the man or know anything about this crime contact philadelphia police. >>> "action news" has new information about a dice game that turned deadly in west philadelphia. police say that 23-year-old was shot in the head during an argument with another man. chopper 6 hd was overhead at 9:30 as officers responded to the 5800 block of christian street. the victim's young children ages 2 and 5 were there to witness the violence. no arrest ares have been made but detectives found a gun at the scene. >>> 50 people were forced ott of their homes overnight as a massive fire swept through. this was the scene at the canterbury court apartments. the brick building bellies the e accident of the damage inside. look at the flames when firefighters got there. it took 80 firefighters about han hour to get this under control. >> out of a dead sleep, fire alarms and looked out and the building was on fire. we w

let's go to trace gallagher that is in the woodlands, texas, which is just north of houston. trace? >> yeah, kimberly. we are about 40 miles north of where steve harrigan gave you his report. it's different here. the rain has died down for the first time in several hours. it was an absolute deluge here all day long. we had flooding, saw homes under water. cars under water, parking lots. they shut down one of the main interstates that runs from out here in the woodlands, one of the suburbs of houston into downtown houston. it going to be hard for people to get anywhere near the city. we should point out, they're trying to avoid what is going on down there in houston and the suburbs below there by doing the opposite. they're evacuate ago number of neighborhoods 20 miles north because they're concerned about one of the rivers overflowing its banks. they're trying to let as much water as they can out, but they're already at record levels out. they can only let so much. they're getting people out of there in case the river overflows the banks. west of houston, the same story. getting peo

one building is seeing work for the first time in about 15 years, this one owned by iraq on woodland drive. the hope is others will do the same. we reached out to the state department, but as of tonight, have not reporting in northwest. anchor: our thoughts and prayers going out to those folks in texas because they are dealing with so much and hurricane harvey now continues to unleash historic destruction and coming in the form of flooding and lots and lots of rain. anchor: we are back with another limb report from texas and ways you can help the victims, right after this. with the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses and automatically adjusts on both sides. the new 360 smart bed is part of our biggest sale of the year where all beds are on sale. and right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. anchor: it is not receding but rising and talking about the water in texas. so, too, is the panic in the streets. there are desperate families rushing to boats and trying to find a way to shelter as darkness has dropped on the area. anchor: hurricane harvey's wrath is far from

an m-80 fire cracker forced police to close woodland avenue. sky force 10 over the scene as police roped off that area. a resident found the fire cracker in the garage and thought it was a stick of dine mi mite. >>> delaware's popular pumpkin flinging competition b won't happen this year. today organizers of the annual championship cancelled the competition. the move follows the filing of a federal lawsuit by woom critically injured at last year's event. organizers say landowners who donate the property are reluctant to host it this year in light of the lawsuit. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf met with business leaders in this chester today. it was part of the governor's jobs that pay tour. he met with members of the power home remodelling group. he praised the organization for its commitment to workers in the state. >>> all new on nbc 10 news at 6:00, messages of hate, stores and cars covered in one community. the story at 6:00. >>> look at that sky in the lehigh valley. clear skies, comfortable conditions and how long is this weather going

picture also have a crash by the university of the sciences in southwest philadelphia at 41st and woodlande 11 and 36 trolleys to be detoured and they're working on that sinkhole resulting from yesterday's water main break along south broad just south of 76. so that, too, is going to cause you some restrictions. let's go back outside. i want to check out that crash along 95 in delco. it's the northbound lanes here by the commodore barry bridge. now a fire truck is on the scene. only the right lane is get buying so expect delays as you come north of the delaware state line. tam. >> okay, thank you. >>> a new jersey mother is back home but will soon be in court facing charges that she abandoned her special needs son. debra wisler didn't want to talk to us when we stopped by her home in millville. she's accused of leaving her son near joint base maguire dix lakehurst which is 70 miles away. detectives believe she left the boy there last thursday after learning he was not eligible for a youth program at the base. the 10-year-old who has special needs is now in protective custody. >>> and a 16-

. >> reporter: the basement of the rivera home of woodland camden county look as if a small bomb went. the water heater, pipes, vents, wiring are all a tangled mess and the homeowner can barely contain himself. >> this guy came out of nowhere, coming from the street on this side and he just plowed right through my gate into the basement. >> reporter: it was 9:00 monday morning when the security camera captured the crash. the driver identified in police records as 37-year-old angel marino driving a jeep bearing pennsylvania plates told police he was late for an apartment, driving fast and lost control. the image of the car and the house was captured by skyfox monday the revert rahs are forced to live in a hotel. >> tour everything up in there. water heater, um, electrical, plumbing, the house heater. >> reporter: but the story doesn't end there. albert rivera faces a simple as saw. when he saw the damage and found marino being held on his property by police, he grabbed him. >> do you regret having grabbed him now? >> you know what, i'm going to tell you the truth. >> you do not. >> i d

i am patti ann browne in new york. >> i am trace gallagher in woodlands, texas.he winds have picked up a little bit but the rain seems to have dropped off. when the wind picks up, those bands continually to come in. over many parts of texas there are torrential rains. and parts of louisiana in the floodwaters continue to rise. there are three confirmed deaths so far in the flooding here in texas, and officials fear that number will grow. we spoke to the sheriff who said he's concerned that there are many bodies that have still not been found. he has nothing to back that up, but that's what the sheriff said from harris county. let's bring in the fox meteorologist in the extreme weather center, adam clocks. we are not trying to push this storm on anybody but we could really use it to move along out of houston. >> it is moving so slowly. obviously the folks in houston know how slowly it's been moving but it wasn't like this a couple days ago. now stretching all the way over to new orleans. everything you're looking at here in the red area is a tornado watch. conditi

the body of 83—year—old peter wrighton was found in woodland near the village of east harling last saturdayhad been repeatedly stabbed. alexander palmer, who's 23, is due in court later today. armed officers in the uk's biggest police force are to be issued with head—mounted cameras. they will be attached to the caps and protective helmets of members of the metropolitan police's firearms units. scotland yard has yet to decide on how to use body—worn cameras in undercover armed operations. security forces in burkina faso have killed two suspected jihadist gunmen after a terrorist attack in the capital. the country's communications minister says a number of hostages were trapped inside a restaurant after gunmen opened fire on sunday evening. at least 18 people are believed to have been killed in the attack and another eight were wounded. south korea's president has urged both the us and north korea to act reasonably and peacefully in the current nuclear stand off. moonjae—in said, "there must be no more war on the korean peninsula". his comments come after a week of ratcheting up of tensions

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it is a woodland garden called battleston h ill. 0ur trails garden and our arboretum. the special habitats. wisley is a priority for them as it develops proposals for the junction. that is proud of the improvements they previously used to protect and often enhance the environment. the decision is expected in the next few weeks. this proposal is one of several under consideration but there is clearly concern about potential impact on trees. let's ta ke let's take a look at the weather.l lot of dry and fine weather over the weekend but don't expect wall—to—wall sunshine. sunshine this morning, this was the scene earlier in sheffield, cloud increasing. alas try and break story the further south and east you are. some brightness across east of scotland but clouding over there as well. a weather front has brought rain and potential for localised flooding and northern ireland. that has moved into scotland and northern parts of england and not very nice there this afternoon, a bit breezy and some thundery downpours. potential for some rain into northern parts of england, anyw

you can see in woodland 3.7. rid toll .3. essington 2.4 and that was just with those storms rolling through. outside today, we have that refreshing canadian air mass. temperatures will be falling from a high of 83 into the 70s this evening. 78 with that northwesterly wind and that will bring in those deep blue skies tomorrow. by 11:00 o'clock, 75. get ready, it's going to feel like fall in a snap. we'll take look at the seven day in just a few minutes. no more storms. won't keep up to tonight, iain. >> thanks, kathy. >>> breaking tonight. bombshell news out of camden county, new jersey. david creato the man prosecutors charged with killing his three-year-old pleaded guilty to manslaughter months after mistrial for the crime. >> prosecutors had promised to trite case again. so this is what happened today. 23-year-old dj creato plead guilty this morning to killing his little boy brandon almost two years ago. so he was slated for the retrial on first degree murder charges in just a master weeks. camden county jury iain told you

nbc 10 was on the scene along 61st street and woodland avenue. police say the man was shot in the stomach and they are investigating a car that was found at the scene. >>> it's about a quarter to 6:00. amazon is bringing hundreds of jobs to delaware. new full-time jobs are opening up at the company's two distribution centers. most of the jobs are associate positions at the fulfillment center. they typically have a starting salary of $12 and hour. >>> in montgomery county, a local veteran l. have lasting memories of a life changing day for him and his family. retired intelligence officer dustin gray and his two children moved in to a new home with the help of habitat for you'humanit. the family spent 200 hours working on the house in what is called sweat equity. they plan to purchase the home with affordable monthly payments. >> i'm just happy that we have a home and it's been a long injure any. and journey. and i'm happy to have a part in the beginning to the end. >> two other families joined e grays this to moving in to habitat homes yesterday.

. >> i'm danielle nottingham in woodland ridge acres in texas.his is the scene we have been seeing today. volunteers lined up on the side of highways using their boats to go back and rescue people. this road here is four miles long. you can see people are going back to see what's left of their homes and to help people who have been calling for help and look at the signs. you can see just how high the water has risen here. >> the historic flooding from hurricane harvey is causing billions in damage and official expect more than 450,000 people to seek federal aid. weijia jang explains why so many people who have lost their homes don't have flood insurance. >> reporter: rising floodwaters forced thousands in and around houston to evacuate and leave behind their homes and possessions. >> there's water in all the beds in the house. we have lost every strip of furniture, every couch, everything. >> reporter: but it appears for most of the victims, insurance will not cover the damage. >> there's a lot of uncertainty now. >> reporter: chuck watson tracks

caught the suspected arsonist entering a southwest philadelphia parking garage at 65th street and woodlande week ago. police say he doused the garage with flammable liquids and tried but failed to burn several streets department vehicles. >> wells fargo making history with a new appointment. mayor bell aber is live in new york with this morning's market watch report. good morning, maribel. >> reporter: good morning tam. for the first time ever a woman is taking over as chairman of the board at a major u.s. bank. wells fargo announced it will preplace steven sanger with form federal reserve governor elizabeth duke. duke will take over january 1st. as we know sanger provided over a difficult period for the san francisco based bank. investors voted for a change in leadership. many voted against directors at its annual meeting in eight. decline in retail stocks capped gains elsewhere. reports on housing starts and building permits due out later today. that's the latest in business. back over to you matt and tam. >> thank you maribel. >>> dave murphy is here. you said the fog is getting thicker

his body was found in woodland near the village of east harling earlier this month. not receiving the help they need because they're not deemed to be at "crisis point". that's the warning from the charity, action for children, which says the youngsters are stuck in what it calls a "revolving door" of children's services. marc ashdown reports. voiceover: debby has been working in children's services for 16 years, and helps families with anything from behavioural problems to domestic and substance abuse. but she says it's become harder to provide the support they need. i've got, across the sites i run, i've just under 2,500 under fives, and three members of staff. so, as much as we do, there's a lot that we can't possibly do, ‘cause we can't be everywhere at once. the amount we've already taken, we're aware we're not picking up in the same way, and it will only get worse from that. a freedom of information request to local authorities found that last year 184,500 children's needs assessments were closed because they fell short of the criteria for support. the charity,

he has a police report, where he makes the claim of arson, but woodland, new jersey director of publicety says investigators couldn't tell what happened. >> we really don't know who may have caused the fire, or if maybe it could have been electrical. >> what's clear, is that bernard brown, living on a 700-dollar monthly social security check, has lost his only way to get around. it was a $5,000 chair likely obtain for him by social workers at project hope, a camden-based healthcare agency for the homeless where he's treated. tuesday after meeting with fox 29, ceo pledged to have the group advocate for brown. >> an act he would call a blessing. >> i've cried to god. i pray each and every day, all night, that i get another wheelchair, because i am lost. >> certainly he's not alone in his challenges in our region. there is good news to report, though, about him tonight. the ceo of project hope said her agency -- paperwork has been sent to the provider. she promises to let us know how it goes, we'll report later on brown's chair, and look in on how his life is going, as well, and have more

explosion forced them from their apartments, happened on woodland avenue. sharon hill around 2:00 this afternoon. the explosion came from a balcony on the building. one woman was treated for smoke inhalation. >> up next, floyd mayweather and conor mcgregor set to face off in las vegas. and his vision decades ago. >>> we are continuing to track hurricane harvey. now a category four. as it makes land fall here in texas. >>> tomorrow night all eyes on las vegas for may weather mcgrger. you can watch it from home or bar or restaurant. thanks to this local legend. joe hand sr. the 81 year-old vision decades ago helped shape paper view tv. involving a fight with another local icon. the fight of the century. march 1971. would you believe me if i told you this all started thanks to a philly cop. >> i'm not a boxing fan. really. >> reporter: years before fight. joe hand sr. now 81 years old, informsed 250 bucks in little known smoking joe. >> it was not the best fighter in the world. he had the biggest fight. the biggest heart. >> reporter: and the boxer shot to sta

he has a police r of arson but woodland new jersey director of public safetynvestigators couldn't tellhat happened. >> we really don't know whohe mf maybe it could have been electrical. ♪ars that bernard brown living on a $700 monthly social security check has lost his only way to get $5,000 chaiy obtained by him by social workers at project home an agency for the homeless where he's treated. tuesday after meeting with fox 29ceo pledged to have her group advocate for brown. >> ♪ >> reporter: an act he would call a blessing. >> i cried to god. i prayed each and of day all night that i get another wheelchair because i'm lost. >> reporter: good news. the ce only of project hope reports her agency started the process to get brown another scooter. physical has been sent. the paper work sent in. later we'll report on the progress and check in on mr mr. brown. i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. ♪ sure hope he gets that wheelchair soon. >>> you know we're just days away from the total solar eclipse and watching the sky could work up an appetite so if you get hungry while waiting for the eclipse to ha

she was last seen wednesday at the woodland terrace at the oak's senior living community in allentown. last seen wearing green pants and green and purple shirt. finding pen is a top priority. >>> we continue to follow tropical storm harvey. radar shows how the storm continues to linger over the devastated houston area. >> let's get straight to meteorologist bill henley, he has a closer look at the storm. >>> fortunately, harvey is going nowhere fast. temperatures are not an issue, the wind, the rain. that's the story. 41-mile-an-hour wind. minimal tropical storm. barely moving around. going to take it back over the gulf of mexico where it could get more moisture and potentially regain some strength. these are flood warnings. houston right in the center of all nose flood warnings. additional rainfall is likely. this is how much additional rainfall is likely to come from still very powerful storm. houston could get more than 14 inches of rain before the storm finally pulls away later this week. por galveston a foot of rainfall still to come. our weather is dry. we will be impacted by so

just moving out of woodland and into ocean county new jersey. chance of showers going to be lower today than what we saw yesterday. temperatures in the 60s right now. 69 degrees for new jersey in the lehigh valley. delaware at 73 degrees. see sunshine at delaware. one of the areas that's more likely to stay dry. 80 degrees at 10:00. going to be a warm one. temperatures climbing into the upper 80s for much of the area. closer to 90 degrees for philadelphia. the best chance of showers and thunderstorms likely in the lehigh valley this afternoon. then, there's more wet weather. that most areas will get coming through tonight. going to make a difference for the weekend too. break it down hour by hour when i come back in ten minutes. first, let's see how the traffic is moving. katy zachary has first alert traffic. >>> few things to tell you about. starting off on the schuylkill. eastbound, you can see on the shoulder a crash that was originally in the center lane has been moved over to the shoulder. couple of vehicles involved there. traffic getting

the area of woodland is two miles south of east harling and popular with local dog walkers.iries. just disbelief that it has happened here. in towns and big cities, you can imagine things like this happening. but not in a norfolk village. you always meet other dog walkers, so i always felt safe there. while the scene remains sealed, the weapon, thought to be a knife, has yet to be recovered. the motive for this brutal attack remains unclear. three young children are being cared for by relatives after their mother was found dead at the family home in the black country. detectives believe the 26 year—old was murdered by her husband who then killed himself at the house in oldbury. a neighbour called police after hearing the children crying inside. our reporter, nicola beckford, has more. the curtains on this house behind me have been closed all day. police officers are stationed outside in that unmarked car. on saturday at about two o‘clock, police were called here. a neighbour heard the sound of children crying inside. when the police arrived, they found the body of a 26—year—

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his body was found in woodland near the village of east harling earlier this month.akistan mark 70 years of independence from britain — independence which created two states, but also a bloodbath of sectarian slaughter in which a million people died, and up to 12 million moved country — one of the largest mass migrations the world has ever seen. in 1947, the muslim—majority state of pakistan was born, with muslims travelling in one direction, hindus and sikhs in the other. james robbins has this report. 70 years ago, britain pulled out of india, seen as the jewel in its imperial crown. british rule, the british raj, had been unravelling in the 1940s amid increasing sectarian clashes. lord louis mountbatten, india's last viceroy, worked to transfer power as quickly as possible. the british even brought forward the deadline for withdrawal by almost a year. india then was home to almost 400 million people. hindus were in the majority, muslims made up about a quarter of the population. but no way could be agreed to keep them in a single, undivided nation. so independence

fletcher as hasn't up front view much his house is two doors away from the building the intersection of woodlandnd sharon avenue. >> smoke coming out like a chimney. so i went up to the third floor of that house there. look out the window and sat there and watched it. >> reporter: the apartment building has three floors and sick apartments. everyone made it out okay. only one resident was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. you can see in this drone video shot by delaware county emergency management that one part of the roof had collapsed all the way down to the baseme basement. >> there's still fire inside the building that they're working on at this time. um, just trying to get the building knocked down and defensive operation. >> reporter: red cross is assisting 14 people displaced by this fire. the cause is still under investigation. in sharon hill, shawnette wilson, fox 29 news. >> a pennsylvania minority facing charges now facing additional ones. police it he tried to hire a hit man and got his girlfriend to do the dirty work. fox 29's joanne pill lee gee at the chester county pris

police in norfolk say an 83—year—old man has been stabbed to death while out walking his two dogs in woodlandon has found the man died of multiple stab wounds to his neck and head. our correspondent richard smith is in norwich and following the story for us. what are the police saying about this? the elderly man, 83 years old, was found by a member of the public on saturday morning in a relatively open bit of heathland within woods a couple of miles south of the village of east harling. the crime scene is close to a country road which was open and busy today, but public access has been restricted. there are two areas of police cordon. through the trees, it's possible to see police activity and what i think isa see police activity and what i think is a forensic tent. floodlights have been brought on to the land as well as part of the investigation. this afternoon, police gave more details about what happened. the 83—year—old man was the victim of what police are calling a brutal attack with no known motive. he died from multiple knife wounds to his neck and head. so far, no weapon has been fou

he is alongside gary woodland, the american. who started well and is a shot behind after eight. champions of the majors so far this year, sergio garcia, brooks koepka and jordan spieth all go in the same group as is traditional at the uspga. they are all under parjordan spieth is trying to be the youngest golfer ever to win grand slam. the isaac makwala story could reach a remarkable conclusion tonight at the world athletics championships. let's go to the london stadium and join 0lly foster. we've been saying all sorts over the last 48 hours from him saying he lost everything to be finally in contesting for a medal. he says he is very angry and that will push him on in the final, the last event of the track. it is all about this norovirus outbreak, he was put into quarantine at his hotel for 48 hours which meant he missed the first round of the first round of the 200, the 400 final, the iaaf that compete with the astonishing time trial to get into the semis last night and then qualified for today's 200 metre race. he said he was

karl visited norfolk in the uk when he took this photo of a beautifully lit woodland trail.his sunset image of the disney springs in orlando, florida. don't forget to check out our twitter and facebook feeds for extra special travel show content. now let's look at the travel videos clocking up views online. 0ne country which has seen record—breaking numbers of tourists in the last year is morocco, with over 10 million visitors in 2016. so we've selected a couple of films which show the country at its best that you can also check out online. the film morocco was not a preconceived plan. it was the result of a month of travel across the country that my wife and i did for our travel blog. this film was made using just one camera, the absolute minimum. ifind people to be less intimidated. when you come in with a crew and large production, itjust changes the environment. although the film shows you some beautiful imagery, it's really nothing compared to experiencing it yourself. don't forget to get in touch. it's @bbctravelshow. a couple of years ago on the travel show, i had a p

it goes to the woodland elementary school.ust listening to it, it sounds like good stuff they got. >> right? they are all playing for the temple university diamond marching band some day. as we take a look at temperatures this afternoon, we stay in the 60s in most of the region, upper 60s to mid-60s north and west. and maybe a couple of 70s mixed in here and there along the i-95 corridor and breezy and rainy and 72 down the shore and the rain should taper off, and we'll see about the phillies game tonight. >> our team coverage of the devastation in texas, continues on "action news" at 4:00. we'll have live reports from the flood zone, continuing the rescue operations stranded in their homes in the houston area. that is it for "action news" at noon. don't forget to join us for "action news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. i'm matt o'donnell have a great day everyone. rethink what's possible. rethink your allergy pills. flonase sensimist allergy relief helps block 6 key inflammatory substances with a gentle mist. most allergy pills only