35-year-old ursig over on 93 north yesterday and discovered she had a warrant for her arrest out of pennsylvania. she's charged in a burglary case from 12 years ago and tonight

. >> i will promise this to the the people of pennsylvania, thaw can arrest me two times, you can arrest me ten times, i'm sure this isn't the end of the game. but i will not stop, until the truth is copping out and i will not stop until this system operates the way it is supposed to be. >> this case is very straightforward. this is a perjury case, based upon materials that she testified about. >> reporter: pennsylvania attorney yen kathleen kane, is

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the blimp has been sitting in the woods in rural pennsylvania since wednesday. it broke free from the moorings in aberdeen, maryland and went to pennsylvania. it's not clear exactly thousand balloon broke free. >>> a hugely popular toy drive in montgomery almost didn't happen this year. they didn't have a place to store all the donated items. then a santa claus of sorts, stepped in, saving christmas in late october for needy kids. darcy spencer has the story. >> reporter: these are the toys for tots left over from last year, packed into a small storage area in gaithersburg. the head of the program says he needed to find a new space. for months, he couldn't find one. >> i have been looking since july and just coming up against a brick wall. >> reporter: he made a public plea, a metropolitan moving and storage stepped in and offered this, a huge warehouse to store all the toys. >> imagining that he collects 70,000 toys a year and that could have possibly not happened and not gotten to the families depending on it. >> reporter: today is moving day, loading the boxe

., now a commissioner of montgomery county, pennsylvania. and he wants his old job back. when he had it, he earned his reputation as a tough prosecutor. but on his waves tch in 2005, a woman claimed she had been drugged and molested by cosby. caster determined there wasn't enough evidence to charge cosby. there was a civil suit, as a result of which cosby made incriminating statements, which came to light only after caster left office. but it hasn't stopped his opponent, kevin steele, from going after caster in a campaign commercial. take a look at this. >> bruce caster, a former d.a. who refused to prosecute bill cosby. caster said, we don't charge people for making a mistake or a doing something foolish. many more victims came forward and caster admitted he could have used their testimony against cosby but caster didn't try. he's not looking out for the victims. >> caster has aired his own commercial claiming that steele, in and out county's first assistant district attorney, should have himself prosecuted cosby when the new information came to light. >> by now you've h

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the first speaker of pennsylvania, in the first congress, he simply was a presiding officer. he was paid $2 more than the other members, $6 a day. he got $8 a day. for that $8, he said i spent most of it on oyster suppers for the members. so he didn't feel like it was much of a bonus. he thought he was losing money on the deal. but even muhlenberg quickly, as he got power to appoint committees, found he was elevated above the other members. >> the door to the house chamber is behind you. the speaker is second in line to succeed the president after the vice president. what does this say about the speaker's authority? mr. smock: the speaker has great authority in the constitution in that respect. that was changed in 1947 with the secession act which brought the speaker up into a higher position as the highest elected officer after the president and vice president. and then it goes to the president to pro tempore of the senate after that. the speaker is after the vice president. if something happens to the president, the speaker is in line to succeed. and that was -- that 1947 a

susan swain: judy in hermitage, pennsylvania, you're on the air as we talk about pat nixon. caller: thank you so much for this series. you've done incredible hard work to get it on the air. and i do appreciate it. my question is, what is pat's biggest unfulfilled dream and her biggest regret in or out of the white house? thanks so much. susan swain: mary? mary brennan: hmm, it's a very good question. her biggest unfulfilled dream... timothy naftali: a movie actress? film starlet? mary brennan: no, i don't think she wanted to be a movie actress. i think that, that if you look at where -- i think that being the foreign ambassador, the goodwill ambassador that she was, that she was coming into in '72 and that period, i think that if she could have continued to do that, i think that she would have loved for her husband to have completed his term, for her to have been able to continue to go out into the world and to meet people, and for him to have been able to end his presidency on a high note. because i think that you're right. i think that, for her, the two of them were so con

brooks, and that's, no offense to our next door neighbors in kentucky or pennsylvania. ms. brooks: mr. speaker, i want to thank the gentleman from ohio for spearheading this special order tonight and giving us the opportunity to honor speaker boehner. part of his legacy and what i was told about speaker boehner before i arrived here was his incredible honesty, honesty to all of us who he worked with and honesty to the american people. his humility, his sense of humor and his incredible patience. i remember first coming into congress in the 113th congress and in fact, it was the speaker's wife, debbie boehner, who became the mentor to my husband as a new congressional spouse. i was quite frankly a bit terrified of the thought of my husband being assigned to the speaker's wife. however, they were perfect, they both enjoy an incredible sense of humor but they also ground us and remind us what's important in life. i'd like to thank debbie boehner for sharing her husband and sharing the father of their children with the country all these many years. and what the speaker shared w

in 1859 the first oil well was created in titusville, pennsylvania. the coming of oil triggered a rush to sponsor prospectors set out to claim quick and easy riches. the invention of the lightbulb would lead to a world electrified and increase the need for coal, oil, and natural gas to be electrified. the gasoline engine demanded fuel to run on cars. energy was something to use, use, and use. as the pace of life quickened, we were into the 20th century. there were cars and energy galore. -- now there were cars, trains, airplanes, and energy needs galore. industrial progress in economic growth was fired by what many seem to look on as endless energy. until 1950 the united states can -- could provide the energy needed. less than 25 years we found ourselves in trouble. each year we used 5% more, totaling our demand every 12 to 14 years. coal production stayed at 1940's levels. crude oil production dropped. in 1968 natural gas consumption had new discoveries. oil companies during this time were encouraged to get oil and gas from other countries. by 1970 w

emily: you grew up in pennsylvania. indiana university of pennsylvania. you studied design there. chad: yeah. emily: what kind of kid were you growing up? chad: i would not say i was the most academic child growing up. but i was curious about things. i really enjoyed art. for me, growing up, dabbling, i guess, you do not need to be an engineer to have a startup. you just need to be someone with ideas. and you have to follow through with creating something that others can relate to. so, for me, you know, art and startups are not too different. emily: how did you end up in silicon valley? chad: i read about a small startup beaming money through palm pilots. at the time, the company was called confinity. and they had a palm pilot product called paypal. i had just recently graduated from college and was trying to decide what i wanted to do. i was sitting at home and simply wrote them an e-mail. because on their website, they said they were looking for a web designer. i had a design background. luckily enough for me, they responded. about a week later, i was here in silicon valley work

let's restore integrity to pennsylvania's supreme court news" saturday at 9:00, are you ready fore college football? temple fans are flocking to independence mall ahead of the big game we're live. >>> police in delaware call it a crime of opportunity they have a warning for drivers as temperatures continue to drop. >>> plus a man charged with killing a preschoolers during a road rage dispute in mexico is facing federal charges. >>> let's head outside to chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. it looks like its warmed up a little bit, but you look cold. >> reporter: i feel better, warmer than the first thing this morning when i was out here at 7:00 a.m. temperatures are rebounding in the 30s and 40s, it was a chilly start some areas in the upper 20s and widespread frost north and west and the pine barrens. pilots, 36. fleetwood, 36. coatesville and ken net square the same number. hammonton, 37. browns mills 37 degrees. satellite and radar, we're clear along the eastern seaboard, but you can see how quickly some of the cloud cover is approaching the area from the west. we'll see the high,

be using helicopters today to lift their blimp and military trucks it it's been in the trees since pennsylvania. state officials had to shut down the roads in the area because of the highly sensitive materials around the blip. >>> the white house has become a halloween hot spot. children of all ages attended yesterday. the south lawn was turned into an enchanted forest, and there were even trapeze artists performing for the guests. president obama and michelle obama greeted kids. this kid stole the show! he came as the pope in the popemobile. he won the top prize. >> how awesome it that! [ laughter ] >>> a sobering way to stop drinking and driving. >> when we return, she's ready meet the mother from queens who is lacing up for the marathon only 8 months after gives birth. >>> what's your candy crush? the most popular candy in the tri-state area. >>> what's the forecast going to be like today, vanessa. >> very cool but on the cool side. we will talk about a big warmup. a slight chance for showers. first a check of the community calendar with cbs 2 and cbsnewyork.com. amoi setng geouofheas g fs.t

she's a fierce sociologist at the university of pittsburgh peerage he works in the place in pennsylvania called scare house that's similar to blood manner and people pay because they want to be frightened? why? margee: our ancestors were those who had that drive to go out and explore new territories for new food sources and new mates and they were rewarded with survival. that's who we are. we want to go out and explore and feel that sense of anticipation because we know on the other side comes a lot of satisfaction and survival. john mackey be don't die. margee kerr research the science and has a new book entitled scream, chilling adventures in the science sphere. the main science as i understand it is our ancestors heard sound, wrestling and may be worried that it was with the wind in one worried that it was a tiger and ran. the one that didn't run didn't get -- give birth to us. margee: exactly. time is done a good job is forming our threat requirements and her sensitivity that could potentially hurt us. so we are very sensitive to startle and very sensitive to things that have histori

now the commissioner of montgomery county, pennsylvania. and he wants his old job back. when he had it, he earned a reputation as a tough prosecutor. it was on his watch in 2005 an employee reported she'd been drugged and molested in the county by cosby. castor determine dld was not enough evidence to charge cosby. the woman filed a civil suit outside of court. in that deposition in a civil suit, cosby made incriminating information. that came to light after castor left his office. it hasn't prevented keer eed kee going after him. >> bruce castor, castor said we don't charge people for making a mistake or doing something foolish. many came forward and said they ho could used the testimony against cosby. but castor did not try. >> so now castor has responded in kind. he's aired his own commercial, he claims that steele, now the county's first assistant district attorney should have himself prosecuted cosby when the new information came to light. >> by now, you've heard my opponent's ad saying i did nothing to protect the women. kevin steele could have done something becau

pennsylvania representative asserted that the show included 22 artist involved with the communist movement. technicaled to the driven array in the exhibition. has been the case throughout the 50's, they spoke of in support of the show. unlike 9055 sport and art, they did not demand prior approval and in the end, refused to reverse the show. modernism went from being eliteent in 1946 to be with the modernist and the tell the soviet people who we were as a culture. there was an interesting article in the atlantic monthly quit after the show premiered by the man who curated the show talking about how the soviet people would come back and ask questions again and again. they were actually really interested in what was going on. things worked a little differently in the books program , which became an urgent program at the cold war began. the soviets had exported their ideas through subsequent books. by the 1950's, they had distributed over 40 million books abroad. four years later, they were producing 40 million books a year in free world like witches. .n 1952, th during the cold war, the unite

." >> a runaway military blimp in pennsylvania took out power lines, causing about 18,000 outages. >> rose: we begin this week with american troops returning to combat in iraq and syria. secretary of defense ashton carter told the senate armed services committee tuesday that the new strategy includes sending american troops on raids against isis targets. it's something special operations forces have already been doing. retired admiral bill mcraven ran the pentagon special operations command from 2011 to 2014. >> i applaud the president for now kind of taking aggressive action, at least from what i've seen, and the text i've seen from secretary carter, ash charter and chairman joe dunford, one we could not be better serve thand to have those two gentlemen where they are. now we have to devise a strategy going after isis that is more than the drone strikes and airstrikes against the leadership. that is clearly a component of how you have to deal with isis, but recognizing that isis that is in iraq, we're going to need to partner with the iraqi soldiers, and more than partner just on the

of course it came down in rural pennsylvania. >> yeah, right. oops. the blimp broke loose from its mooring in maryland and floated over pennsylvania for several hours causing power outages throughout the area. officials will begin removing remnants of the blimp from the trees in monday see a little bit later on today. >>> they're going to keep that racing going. governor tom wolf's administration now says it will delay the decision to suspend horse and harness racing in pennsylvania until next friday. those ponies will keep running much the state was originally set to shut down racing yesterday because a lack of money because a stalled state budget with the legislators preventing the transfer of that money by the state. agriculture said progressive talks were underway about finding a solution for a long-term shortage in the state racing fund. >>> ♪ >>> this is dan ricotta and i'll admit it, i am a speed shopper. in and out. but now retailers are making a big effort to get me and you to slow down. why? slow shoppers spend more money. let me tell you

we'll have some of the clouds back in the western pennsylvania and western new york start to work on in as we go through to mid late afternoon. more clouds around tonight. look at this heavy rain. flooding rain, severe weather through texas again. the brunt of the storm system across the gulf coast. what will happen here over the next couple of day this batch you see across wisconsin and back through chicago that will go to north and west of us. the back down across the deep south then out to sea. it sort of split and avoid us. i don't see much of rain chance. just a slight chance of passing shower. otherwise much of the time and much of the area is dry. the other theme going on this week warmer air from midwest back down into the planes. we will shake school weather. by thursday and try close to if not above 70 degrees. foo to 56 this afternoon. light wind partly cloudy sky mostly cloudy tonight. all the little ones in their costumes they are ready to go and run tout door. at least this afternoon into this evening. it will be fairly comfortable. a little bit on the cooler side. temp

. >>> it floated into pennsylvania, knocking out power to tens of thousands of customers before it was deflated. today it should be completely removed. talking about this enormous blimp that the army is taking damage claims for. the blimp broke loose in maryland on wednesday. an army captain says helicopters will pull it out of the trees tomorrow and military trucks will take it away. >>> this morning, the white house downplaying a decision to put a small number of u.s. troops on the ground in seas so as to fight isis. it's a major policy shift that's getting criticized from the right and left. republicans say it's a sign that president obama does not have a clear strategy in syria. democrats say it's getting the u.s. involved in another civil war with no end in sight. the white house says the commitment involves fewer than 50 special ops forces who will serve in an advisory role. >>> hillary clinton had to talk over chanting black lives matters protesters during a speech yesterday outlining her plan to reform the criminal justice system. clinton promised to take executive action as pr

host: that was robin from pennsylvania. can't base national nutrition advice on the experiences of your son or this woman. you have to look at the science typically research in a large population to come up with advice. there are six begins and healthy vegans. some people will live to be 100 and smoke cigarettes every day. that does not mean anything. you have to look at scientific research done over years and pulled together with different kinds of studies and see what the thrust of the research is. that's what the agency for research did. advice ofup with the eating less meat. that on mycan't base son's experience. i think mothers collectively have an experience and they know the value of meat in their children's diet. i agree with the collar. vegetarian diets can be healthy. they take very careful balancing to get all of your amino acids and iron. b12 is only found in animal projects. b12ns need to supplement for they will have mental function problems. i was shocked at some studies. it showed the health problems in the

military plans to remove the remaining section of the surveillance blame that crashed in northeastern pennsylvania, helicopt letters pull the blimp out of the trees in machines g, lehigh county, military trucks will hall it away. officials still still don't know thousand broke through from military facility this week. >>> trick-or-treat forecast with kyla. >> good morning, starting off with nice sunshine today. happy to say we're going to stay dry so our trick-or-treaters should be just fine, and their football fans. >>> see the blue skies out there, beautiful, temperatures, though, not so beautiful. 42 degrees in philadelphia, but check out mount pocono, 29, 32, reading, just 31, in allentown, so, starting off chilly, you can see the clear skies on storm scan3, we do have some clouds, that will be moving in this afternoon. and, so that will make things little more spooky as we head into the halloween night. today high of 58 degrees, little below average, that sun turns to cloud, around 2:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. overnight tonight, 47 degrees, and sprinkle in the early morning hours, but

on the vortex satellite and radar picture, clear skiesover williams port, pennsylvania, some clouds are starting to make their approach, and late today, clouds are thickening, and tomorrow, we are looking at

. >>> a man accused of shooting a pennsylvania police officer has surrendered to authorities. earl hole handle turned himself into police -- earl holland turned himself in last night. he is accused of shooting an officer while trying to break into a car. else charged with attempted murder and aggravated assault. >>> an officer was accidently run over during a struggle with a suspect. two officers were pursuing a road rage suspect who smashed the window of an suspect. an officer fell down in the street a police van ran over his leg. he suffered broken foot and toes, police made their arrest. >>> police are looking for a thieves who stole a special bicycle from pine avenue in new castle. it belongs to a psyche himmist who -- cyclist who gives his kids rides. >> my son has downs syndrome and he looks the outdoors. >> police hope one of the neighbors might have captured the crime on surveillance video. >>> rider university is slashing 20 jobs and eliminating 13 academic majors. the cuts are saving $2 million. they blame declining enrollment for the $7.6 million budget gap. >>> a p

drifted about 150 miles and finally crashed near harrisburg, pennsylvania. the nose was lifted out of the woods yesterday. the reason that thing broke loose still under investigation. the mets resilient back home. they're back in. >> the amazins beat the royals 9-3 in a game that everybody was watching. fans who were down and out after two losses in kansas city, well, they're believing again. >> now we're home, we're in new york and now we definitely can. >> the energy was so contagious. we loved it. >> it was electric. >> news 4's bruce beck was at the game. here he is now with a look at the highlights. >> what a game, what a crowd, what a series we have now. game three was a reversal of fortune for the amazins, who showed the royals that this fall classic is a long way from over. the mets offense which managed only two hits in game two exploded against the royals in game three. david wright hit a two-run homer and curtis granderson blasted a two-run shot in the third. the captain came back to add a two-run singing during a four-run sixth inning as the amaz

as we zoom out, some cloud cover in west virginia, pennsylvania, a few showers in this area tomorrow. have your rain in houston as we worked our way into monday. trick or treat weather was good. chile on the back end. 50 at 10:00. ofre is our 30% chance showers. don't forget, we fall back tonight, so wind those clocks back one hour. monday, a chance of rain. 70's for the end of the week. kellye: thank you so much. announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my basecamp here at the columbus zoo. and welcome to a truly terrifying "wild countdown." would you dare to dance with a king cobra? wouldn't it kill you if he bit you? arun: yeah, sure. jack: or tangle with a tarantula? look at the fangs on this thing. look at that. how about hand feed a vulture? man, he got powerful feet. whoa! i hope you're feeling brave, because today's animal adventures are definitely not for scaredy-cats. boy, if he bit you, oh, buddy. later, my blooper of the week. so, an elephant goes to the bathroom; a of a sudden the dung beetl

. >>> today, the deflated remains of the military blimp that crashed in central pennsylvania will be removed from the woods. a pennsylvania international guard helicopter will lift the blimp's hull out of the woods and carry that to a government facility. yesterday, crews hauled away the tail section -- excuse me -- i'm having could having trouble this morning, a cold everyone seems to dr the blimp broke free from maryland on wednesday, and it crashed three hours later in pennsylvania. it's still unclear how the blimp became detached. >>> a bus driver in delaware is not filling in ever again after school administrators say she yelled at a student and the incident was caught on xdvideo. take aknlisten. >> i'm not ahw typical bus driv, .÷t will lay any [ bleep ] on you andl lay any [ bleep ] on [ bleep ] about it. >> the school district tells nbo learned that#nd the buslp dri spoken to the student in a, and said, in the driver's behavior and took steps to this individual will notg3r+e if the district again. the :e'ervisor a callinge/+ pars the kids on the bus to inform and discuss

it's been in the truck on mend since it drifted into pennsylvania. stateless and officials had to shut down the roads in the area because of the sensitive sterile on it. >>> crews were demolishing two adjoining buildings when part of the first floor collapsed into the basement. one construction worker was killed and the other seriously injured after being trapped under debris for hours. it the ugliest building in the united states. the zanado building has been empty for a decade, and now it's being transformed to a shopping complex with an indoor water park. an exclusive look at the story. >>> driving you cannot miss the multicolored campus in the meadowlands, but block out the tackiness and add in this. come features have character- driven birthday roms leak shrek and ski slope. >> everyone wants to know when is the facade going to be changed? >> over the next, let's call it 3 or 4 months is, the steel is arriving on site. >> reporter: the ceo of american dreams scheduled to >> reporter: his family owns menards in minnesota, the largest in the count

pennsylvania air national guard helicopter will lift the blimp? out of the woods today, and military vehicles carry the pieces to an undisclosed government facility. the tail section. the blimp broke free from a military facility in maryland on wednesday. it crashed three hours later in be pennsylvania. nobody was hurt. it's unclear, though, how the blimp detached.y7>g >>> a substitute bus driver in delaware won't be filling in ever again after school add m administrators say she yelled at a student, and the incident was caught on video. take a look. >> i'm not a typical bus driver, i'll lay my [ bleep ] on you and not think twice about it. >> the transportation office learned about the incident that the substitutecwh bus driver ha spoken to the students in a, quote, inappropriate manner and said we are incredibly 8!& disappointed in the driver's behavior and have taken steps to ensure this individual will not drive for our district again. remember, this is a substitute driver. the district's transportation supervisor is now in the process of cal

it broke loose from maryland and came down hours later in pennsylvania. >>> new this morning, parents in one ohio neighborhood are their kids got trick or treating. why? a young girl found a razor blade in one of the candy bars. some people on social media are saying this must be a hoax, but police believe the girl and her family are taken this seriously. right now, they are searching for the people responsible. >>> police in france are telling people what not to wear this halloween. they tweeted pictures out of costumes that are okay and others that are too dangerous to wear. their biggest concern is the fake weapons. they are urging people to have fun being imaginative scaring people but don't terrorize anyone. >>> paranormal investigators are called to many homes in our area, including one house in measure head and they let us tag along. jamie youkis reports. >> reporter: can you give us a sign of your presence? >> reporter: the search for ghosts and spirits often ends in mortal disappointment. every now and then, this happens. could you please make it go off as high as you can? wo

four police officers injured attempting to break up a major brawl outside of a high school in pennsylvania. watch as a female police officer is dragged to the ground and beaten. [shouting] [bleep] >> well, that crowd was actually students, seemingly cheering it on. how on earth can something like this happen here. fox news contributor and former d.c. homicide detective rod wheeler. thanks for joining us on "fox & friends." >> good morning, anna. >> this happened in allen town and apparently it was a few blocks away from the school. when i first heard about this where are the school officials or where are the parents? this happened a few blocks away. describe initially how the scene went down in the first place. >> the police officers were responding to several calls for service because there was a number of gang fights in the area. let me just go back a little bit. when i look at this video. you know what comes to mind, anna, two years when i was in ferguson. parents were telling their children police are bad people. guess what? this is the children. these are the children of those parents

in pennsylvania, apparently, people can't get enough swedish fish. those are good. >> i'm right there with them. sour patch kids, big favorite, and delaware apparently lovers three must can tears. >> not so much for me. >> take it or leave it. >> something about that stuffy don't know if it is chocolate. >> yes, some kind of gooey goodness, not sure. moving right along, we also know that most kids there have candy on the brain, how can they not. now new high tech way to figure out which houses are the must visit for trick-or-treating. so cool. target actually created a app called treatster. users can mark the best houses, when it comes to decorations, and more importantly, candy. >> so i can figure out where to get the twist letters. >> you can be very strategic about your trick-or-treat route, candybars, you know. >> well, speaking of trick-or-treating, we are very fortunate that we will stay dry tonight, it will be little chilly out there. so, low 50's, upper 50s as we get to the seven to nine the p.m. time frame. spooky clouds. cool and creepy. bu

the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. 7:00 a.m., saturday, october 31. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news," a man is hospitalized after a fire ripped through his north philadelphia home. >>> temple fans with signs in hand begin arriving at independence mall for espn college game day we are live at independence mall. >>> plus owl fans need to bundle up if they are heading to the game tonight. meteorologist chris sowers is outside for a look ahead at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. i see you have your coat on chris. >> reporter: i hope the folks heading to independence mall bundle up because the numbers are down into the 20s and 30s believe it or not in some

. >>> a man accused of shooting a pennsylvania police officer has surrendered to authorities. early holland turned himself into police in beaver county last night. he is accused of shooting a harmony township police officer earlier this week while trying to break into a car. the officer was saved by his bullet proof vest and said to be doing well. holland is charged with attempted murder and aggravated assault. >>> philadelphia police say an officer was accidently run over by another officer during a struggle to arrest a suspect. they were pursuing a road rage suspect who allegedly smashed his suv window with a baseball bat. while trying to detain the man at 55th and pine, an officer fell in the street. , the police van ran over his leg, he suffered a break foot and toes, police made their arrest. >>> private liberal arts school is slashing 20 jobs and cutting 20 majors.rider's president bla0 rising costs. >>> nora muchanic talks about how the program works. >> reporter: imagine who it would be like to earn a degree at no coast? it will be offered next year to low income stude

. >>> today, the deflated remains of the military blimp that crashed in central pennsylvania earlier this week will be removed from the woods. a pennsylvania international guard helicopter is lifting the blimp's hull out of the woods, and military vehicles carry the pieces to an indisclosed government facility. yesterday, they hauled away the tail section. this blimp broke free at a military facility in aberdeen, maryland thursday crashing three hours later. it's unclear exactly how the blimp became detached. >>> a substitute bus driver in delaware will not fill in ever again after she yelled at a student, and the incident was caught on video. take a listen. >> i'm not your typical bus driver. i'll lay my [ bleep ] and you and not think twice about it. >> they told nbc 10 the transportation office learned the substitute bus driver spoke to a student in a, quote, unappropriate matter. we are incredible disappointed in the driver's behavior and have taken steps to ensure this individual will not drive for our district again. the district transportation supervisor is calling parents of