believe that the accusations uld be true? >> not at all. shocking. just shocking. >> jerome weitz is being held in new york on $75,000 bail. >> the senate passed a budget deal overnight to keep the government running. the two year bipartisan deal suspended the did the almost into 2017 and boosts spending by $80 billion. it now goes on to president obama who is expected to sign it well before tuesday's deadline when the nation would have hit the debt ceiling much the measure had broads support from democrat but some republicans complain it contains too much preponderancing. >> raider nation is hoping their pleas will make a difference on what the team moves to los angeles next year. our reporter was in oakland as they gathered for a chance to speak to nfl executives. >> fans embrace the the raiders owner even though he is making plans to leave and begged him to stay. >> a lot of families will be at home at their christmas tree and we will be at the oakland coliseum. >> the raiders wanted a stadium and the city of oakland has been struggling to finance a proposed $900 million project.

going to be looking at a nice morning to start your day. the temperature here at 6 a.m., 46 degrees. we've got a little light wind out of the northeast this morning. we're going to be seeing a lot of sunshine for the start of the day and some cool numbers up to the north. 30 in kingston, 32 newburgh over towards sullivan county below freezing. white plains, rocklin county, 39. west orange 40. by the time we get to lunchtime, we're looking at 56. 59 later on today, which is right at 60 which is our normal high temperature this time of the year. we'll talk about the world series weather. we've got halloween, we've got a little marathon going on. all that to talk about, and traffic's going to play a big part in that too. >> absolutely. and mass transit should play a big part in your life if you're going to be traveling around the area this weekend. here we are with the george washington bridge. you don't want to travel on the upper level. that's because we have an accident on the cross bronx expressway eastbound right on the alexander bridge. as far as mass transit goes i can tell you

displaced 20 people. >> i don't have any plans. one day at a time. >> at 1:00 on friday, another apartment caught fire on chestnut street. the residents were able to get out unscathed, alive. but people like joseph-- >> i lost everything. this isn't my jacket, i was standing outside without a jacket. >> the red cross helped 25 people find a place to sleep. >> red cross workers are on call 24 hours a day. when they get a call from the firefighters or city or something like that says there's a fire, red cross volunteers get uppen pa -- up and scramble. >> halloween can be the night. and recommends electric lights in jack-o-laterns. if it keeps your family from injury, it's worth it. amy: firefighters believes both of the fires were accident arl al. if you'd like to donate to the red cross go to wmur.com. police received reports of two suspicious people at a gas station on wednesday evening. when they arrived they found shane kimball. officers arrested him and charged him with resisting arrest. in manchester alone, there have been 65 drug overdose deaths and more than 500 overdose c

. then he got out of the car. >> reporter: now at last check alex kagan is in stable condition at the hospital. philadelphia police recovered a .40-caliber handgun at the scene. there was also a woman in the car who is also now in police custody. abington police are taking over the stichituation. i still haven't heard back about when the intersection will be cleared. reporting live in southwest philadelphia, aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >>> to our weather now, and if you haven't fired up the heat yet, you may have to this weekend. we could see our first freeze in some areas. nbc 10 meteorologist brittney shipp is joining us now with her chilly first alert forecast. brittney? >> cold one into the next couple of days. tonight it's actually still nice, temperatures in the mid 60s, but all that is going to change as we head into saturday and sunday. we have a freeze warning, again, that goes into effect saturday night and sunday night for the areas here highlighted in purple. even philadelphia stretching out to wilmington, not under this freeze watch, but frost is going to be a poss

, but we know that the suspect at this point left in a hoodie and was driving a black bmw eastbound on east 20th street. those two women, the surviving victims, the 30-year-old and the 25-year-old woman again, taken to bellevue hospital. a 24-year-old woman this morning is dead. reporting live in the flat iron district, darla miles channel 7 eyewitness news. >> darla. thank you. we'll continue to update this story throughout the morning on our facebook page and be sure to download the eyewitness news app for breaking news updates. >>> we now want to get a check on the weather for this you are never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic beginning with meteorologist bill evans. >> good morning everybody. we've got a great morning and your 6:00 temperature is going to be 57 degrees. 6 degrees warmer than normal for this hour of the day. this time of the year we take you up the hudson river valley. 41 monticello. these numbers are cool and crisp. they are warm too, 50 in islip, 57 montauk, 52 bridgeport. a gorgeous day today. perfect parade weather this afternoon. the temper

sweeping in. it's going to be one of those days where it's sunny at times, cloudy at times. overall we'll call it partly sunny. the showers from yesterday rolling on through and now out of here. as we take a look at the currents temperatures, cool, 57 degrees in philadelphia, down the 49 in allentown, 50 in reading, 56 trenton, 56 in millville. these numbers pretty similar to what we showed you yesterday. the winds so far aren't that strong but we have bumped up to 10 miles per hour in philadelphia and overall that breeze is going start to turn a little bit down out of the northwest and probably roll at about 10 to 20 miles per hour this afternoon. so, expect it to be a little bit breezier. as we take a look at temperatures as you head out the door 56 degrees by 6 o'clock, 57 by 8 o'clock so partly cloudy and cool to begin your day. and as we finish it, it will still be a bit on the mild side, seasonably so but cooler than yesterday. 58 degrees by 9 o'clock. 64 by noon. 68 by 3 o'clock. and your high of 69 is late this afternoon probably around 4 o'clock. karen, cooler air is on the way,

temperatures in the 70s. the cloud cover and that is ahead. there is drizzle possible at point reyes as we look at san francisco international airport. the clouds are increasing and hopefully we do not have arrival delays. the next 12 hours we will warm mid-to-upper 80s inland, upper 70s and low 80s around the bay and upper 60s at the coast. it will not be so warm as yesterday. that is neat week forecast. leyla? >>> fleet week means we will have a lot of traffic. mass transit is the way to go. give yourself plenty of time heading into san francisco. here is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza and we are quiet with a few cars. this is from the east bay. the metering lights. i will tell you when they come in. crickets? that is the richmond-san rafael and across the water it will only take you five minutes. five short minutes. we have a couple of accidents in san jose with the first blocking a lane southbound 880 at coleman avenue and the second is on highway 85, southbound, at blossom hill road. >> a major development this morning as two recent bay area murders are now linked. san francisco

, no fog showing up on live doppler hd and nothing at the golden gate bridge but a west wind at seven, and clouds are increasing through 9:00 and as we head through the 12 hour difficult planner we will stay in the mid-to-upper 60s and low-to-mid 70s around the bay and money 70s inland and a like jacket this evening. 60 at the coast and low 70s elsewhere. >> we starting off with a look from sky 7 and they are over 880 near marina boulevard we had an early accident involving a big rig with an ambulance behind it so we do have possible injuries involved and c.h.p. is on the scene with several vehicles pulled over to the shoulder. obviously that is causing slowing southbound and i will get to a couple of other spots across the bay area and you can see the heavy delays over the altamont pass, a planned new accident and when you are beyond 84 we are looking clear to the dublin interchange. >> developing in the north bay, investigators have been in a's particular highing trail all night after a person was slot and killed. amy hollyfield is in fairfax with latest. >> investigator say i

marlboro, kevin lewis, abc7 news. >> getting back to breaking news right now from "abc7 news at 4:00" -- a police officer and a pedestrian are at the hospital after the officer's cruiser hit the man in the crosswalk. it happened along connecticut avenue at l street. stephen tschida is there live with an update. >> still an active crash scene investigation going on at the intersection. you can see behind me. i spoke with lieutenant ron wilkins nine minutes ago and he gave me the latest information. the pedestrian struck described as an elderly man who is in serious condition. the officer taken to medstar with non-life threatening injuries. >> a witness' cell phone caught confusion, fear, shock in moments a police vehicle struck a man in the crosswalk. >> he was going 90. excel rating. >> witness say the police cruiser was moving extremely fast the investigators still are not confirming the officer was responding to a call or whether the siren and the lights were on. >> it looked like the police were trying to avoid hitting him. that is why they ran up on side. where he did get struck.

morning at the bus stop, coming home at 3:00, 52 degrees. forecast hi, low 50's at the shore, mid four's that's it in the poconos, but we do have warm up in the seven day forecast, get to the details in a few minute. but hitting the roads with meisha, a good morning. >> you just had to put that little minus in there. couldn't leave it to the a an ah to put a minus. oh, good morning, everyone, hammy monday if you are just waking up with us, we're so glad you're here, hope you are a grabbing a cup of coffee, great to have one, it is chilly out there. fifty-nine southbound at girard looking pretty good. now we move into the 5:00 hour as anticipated you can see more and more headlights starting to reach the roadway, because monday tip he cannily are busy. here is another look, looking great here, 95, taillights moving in the northbound direction, now at the airport, an area where we typically don't see levels start to build until around the 6:00 hour, already starting to see some headlights and some tail light moving. the boulevard for those of you coming southbound trying to make you

o is at john at 22nd and santa clara. police are still there, right, janet? >> that is right. crime scene investigators are here doing their work. police are investigating what load up to the deadly crash that has parts of westbound santa clara street shut down for two blocks. three are dead. a fourth is in critical condition. police are now confirming all of the people involved are juveniles all riding in one car. i will show you the video we shot earlier the honda accord that was towed away from the scene was damaged and police say it took down a light pole and slammed into a tree. witnesses say two cards were racing down santa clara at high speeds much faster than the posted speed limit of 30 miles per hour. a female and male were pronounced dead at the scene and a third male pronounced dead at the hospital. the fourth male is now in critical condition. the driver of the second car is presumed to be okay. police say that person took off and they now want to speak to the driver to find out more information exactly what led up to the crash. this continued to be under investigation

sunrise. we're probably looking at 10 to 20 miles per hour winds through the afternoon. 57 degrees by 8 o'clock. still cool there. and then by noon, 64. and we're not going to be as mild this afternoon. 3 o'clock's temperature will be 68 which is just a degree above average and 69 will be the high at about 4 o'clock. so, not quite as warm as yesterday but still seasonably mild this afternoon. partly sunny skies and a bit on the breezy side. we're still looking at cooler air arriving as we head not only in through tomorrow but then into the weekend. i'll have details on that coming up in the accuweather 7-day. karen, what's on the map there. >> well, woo he have got a map right here of a problem in montgomery county. i just got off the phone with police in montgomery county. they told me about this accident involving to vehicles closing down geary gil pike at 663. they said one of the drivers, they had a medevac helicopter that came to the scene. the road had to be closed down when that person was flown to the hospital. another person was transported to the hospital. a serious accident h

chilly under mainly clear skies at the bus stop this morning, 45 to 46. your range of temperatures in philadelphia little bit cool intersome suburbs. as we roll into the afternoon it does feel better. 46 degrees by 8 o'clock. but by noon 61, and 68 by 3 o'clock and today's high up around 70 degrees. we'll call it 69 and that is going to be rather late in the afternoon around 4 o'clock. gets even better tomorrow, karen rogers. we'll have details coming up in that seven-day. >> all right, dave, we're looking live at i-95 and this is southbound at cottman. we have a problem. it's been pushed to the shoulder. police on the scene. we can see the flashing lights. traffic moving okay on i-95 at cottman. southbound traffic headed toward center city. just watch up ahead with police off to the side. as we look at the vine street expressway just past the schuylkill, we had it closed in the overnight hours. we see the westbound vine reopened. eastbound i'm still not seeing any traffic. here we can see the flashing lights up ahead. i think momentarily they'll be allowing that traffic to get baseme

, very frightening situation, around 9:30, a report after man with a gun at philadelphia community college, police commissioner charles ramsey then telling us in fact it was a man with a gun who threatened another person, a student outside of the school, the suspect armed then ran into a building and apparently then ran out. this is video, after about a two hour lockdown, of that suspect, described by the commissioner as a 17 year old, being placed in a van, and being placed under arrest. during the time, between 9:30, when the man with the gun allegedly threatened the student, and when he was actually arrested, next-door at another educational facility, there was a full lockdown at community college. take a lock at this scene, this is the scene that teachers, student, others saw outside the school at about 9:45 this morning, as heavily armed swat teams descended on the school, sealed it off with the student locked inside, and spent the next couple of hours searching room by room, on the possibility that the suspect who you just saw being arrested might still be inside. police emph

. take a look at this, two people already reported dead. teams from the national weather service plan to investigate whether tornadoes hit the central and southwest regions. the storms and suspected tornadoes are remnants of hurricane patricia. >> they're still getting heavy rain in texas. interstate 35 was backed up over 30 miles with traffic yesterday afternoon. take a look at the radar there now. they are still getting heavy downpours in central texas. unfortunately adding to the woes overnight. this line of strong storms with heavy downpours, now cruising through there. for us, no rain around the metro area. we have a clear sky starting 0 of this halloween morning. it's fight chilly. it's down to the mid-30s, northern western suburbs and the shenandoah valley. it's near freezing as well out in the mountains of western maryland and west virginia. chesapeake bay, mid to upper 40s. nearby suburbs on the beltway, only near 40 degrees. reagan national is at 44. your halloween forecast, are we going to have scary weather? we'll look at that coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you so much.

joins us. >>> another case of deja vu flooding continues to be a problem at the jersey shore this morning. >> and you can hear the winds still howling in parts of the area, the gusts and the big storm is covering holes in the beaches. it was a wet, chilly night for some folks. a lot of people are telling me that the wind is waking them this morning. >> reporter: very wind down the shore, overall it will get better, but we have issues. storm tracker 6 live will show you we are dry this morning. sky6 live hd not bouncing quite as much inland. we have some breezes blowing through the region, but not as gusty as earlier. as we look at satellite and radar, you can see there's a fair amount of cloud cover around the region. i can't rule out a sunny break, looks like we might get that in in southern delaware early this morning. at the same time there's sprinkles and showers around south of philadelphia. that may be something that pops up occasionally today. coastal flood warning in effect until 6:00 p.m. high tide along the oceanfront is peaking between 1 and 3:00 p.m. the tide will buil

, possibly a body, blocking the highway southbound lanes at 11 o'clock last night. two cars were involved in the accident and one person in one vehicle sustained major injuries. >> crews are working on shoring up an overpass before interstate 880 after a guardrail and fence fell on the freeway causing a pileup. the pass happen snarled traffic in the evening commute at 23rd avenue in oakland. two people went to the hospital. they are expected to refer. fall were metal triggered eight vehicles to crash. traffic was closed both directions for four hours. >> happening today, the supervisors will consider to competing resolutions on immigration, after an un documented immigrant shot kate steinle in july. one calls on the sheriff not to participate in the deportation program requiring law enforcement to notify immigration authorities when certain immigrants are released. the competing resolution asks him to stop preventing the staff from giving federal immigration agents information about detainees. >> instructors are not in class when students arrive at city college of san francisco this morni

how this all happened. good evening at 11:00. i'm sade baderinwa. >> i'm bill ritter. we have been updating this break news throughout the evening. the suspect was also shot tin leg. that officer shot at east 120* street and fdr drive. cops also investigating a scene of some sort at east 102nd street and the fdr. >> newscopter 7 over the fdr now. it is shut down in both directions from 120th to 125th street. n.j. burkett tweeting out the scene from the ground. heavy police presence. >> we have three reports and newscopter 7 over the scene. we begin with new jersey at the scene of the shooting with the latest. new jersey. >> reporter: and that's right, bill, the officer is in critical condition at this hour. i'm told he is in surgery with the bullet wound in the head. the fdr drive as you can see behind me is now shut down in both directions north and south, bill. it has been shut down for more than two hours. the circumstances of the shooting are still not clear at this hour. witnesses describe hearing several shot. motorists describe the frantic scene as the officer was rushed to

as it happened. >> people standing at the bus stop. she didn't have time to run. all you see is the truck looming. >> she's very sweet and caring. you know what i'm saying? she'd feed anybody . always worried about her kids. her kids come first. >> the woman who died is the mother of five children. the oldest one, relative told us a few minutes ago, is 18 years old. some of them do not know yet that their mother is dead. we're not going to report her name until all the family members have been notified. but one woman is dead. half a dozen other people injured when this out of control truck came from bruckner avenue. we're told it car that veered in to its lane. it swerved and went out of control. jim dolan, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> just incredibly sad. >>> we're going to turn now to tonight's game 3 and the drama unfolding on and off the field. a start of the mets versus the dodgers game is just two and a half hours away at citifield. chase utley is not in the dodgers' starting lineup even after he appealed his two-game suspension today. all this drama only adding more emotion

participants and all the players at layers far ahead of those -- far above griffin campbell. >> we thought that the evidence in this case absolutely made out a third degree murder but we also have an understanding that this type of case is unusual and different as compared to most homicide cases and we were very pleased that the jury saw fit to hold him criminally responsible for homicide. >> reporter: sharrie, the sentencing date for griffin campbell is set for january 8th. live at the criminal justice center in center city, i'm vernon odom, channel6 "action news." >> all right, vern, thanks very much. >>> meanwhile the family of one of the victims ann brian just released a statement on the verdict. it reads in part, this criminal trial focused on the responsibility of just one person griffin campbell. for the rest of our lives we have to live without our daughter, anne. so we will not stop fighting for justice in her name and for all the victims and that means holding everyone responsible fully accountable. we now focus on pursuing justice in the civil trial where the fault of ev

down to the south that will tend to build in probably at lunchtime and get more widespread this afternoon and tonight. we have a coastal flood warning in effect this is not only for periods of high tide today and tomorrow, but they have extended it into sunday even, as well. we have the possibility of moderate to major coastal flooding in the back bays and the oceanfront there could high water and tributaries along the delaware bay and delaware river in through today, tomorrow, and sunday, as well. 53 degrees, windy, cool and damp. everybody in the 50s. if you're camping the bus, we'll hold 53 between 6 and 8:00 a.m. chilly and rainy conditions throughout the day. rain intense later on. cool high of 57 degrees. we have a new track of hurricane joaquin we'll see if it wants to stay off the coast or come closer. the latest is coming up, matt. >> reporter: good morning, david, good morning everybody, getting good news from the traffic police saying the inner drives of the parking lot did reopen. thatthat will alleviate a lot of problems we had during the morning commute this week.

vehicles or if there were other pedestrians involved at all but all six of the injured we are told or minor, but, one woman is dead, that is the bottom line as accident investigators continue to investigate here at port morris, the bronx. >>> now to playoff baseball around here and the slide heard round the world, the dodgers chase utley with the dirty slide that broke the leg of reuben tejada saturday night. is to make a change the course of the series. cbs 2's otis livingston is >> reporter: this is the first- ever playoff game here at citi field and as if this place need any extra juice, chase utley's hearing for the two game suspension after taking a tonight's game, so while he's not in the starting lineup, public enemy number one could injure the game as a defensive replacement or pinch-hitter, that has mets fans fired up. >> shock, despair and pure anger. >> i want chase utley's blood. boiling. how can i say this nicely? i don't want him to be breathing anymore. >> chase utley going hard in second. >> reporter: clean or dirty, everyone has an opinion but major-league baseball ad

for several hours and were let go at 12:55 this afternoon. coming up tonight at 5:00, we will introduce you to a young man who was in the classroom at the time the accident took place. he will describe what happened in dramatic fashion. reporting live this afternoon in fairfax county, suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. alison: all right. thank you very much. so, we learned that six people were injured. five students rushed to hospitals in the area. three of them went to inova fairfax. horace holmes is there with an update on how the students are doing this afternoon. horace? horace: i just got off the phone seconds ago with the hospital officials here at i nova. all three of the students who were rushed here to the emergency room this afternoon have been treated. they have been released. they are now back with their families and fine at this moment. they were all rushed here to the hospital after the accident occurred, treated for mow of the afternoon. all of them have been released and back with their families. horace holmes, fairfax. jonathan: that is good news. thank you. three st

threat of joaquin still just days away. >> new information on the gunman who opened fire at a college campus killing nine people. this morning we are hearing from his family and the question he asked victims before pulling the trigger. >> and just in, the vatican reveals new details about the secret meeting between pope francis and kim davis. >>> good morning i'm shirleen allicot in for lori stokes. >> i'm ken rosato. the good news is it is friday october 2nd. you're never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic. >> good morning everybody, happy friday and the other good news is joaquin will be moving away from the u.s. mainland. however, the bad news is we have windy, rainy, raw conditions right now, 52 degrees is your 6 a.m. temperature. 54 long branch and brick new jersey is 55. 52 long island, coastal flood watch for middlesex, monmouth, flood advisory, long island sound, fairfield county long island: five boroughs of new york city, tonight and tomorrow possible from this nor'easter putting heavy rain over us now that will be coming up not associated with joaquin

in the backyard, accelerators and all that. >> reporter: even at the front door, burn marks and evidence someone attempted a fire here. >> and the fireman said had i stayed asleep an extra five minutes, whatever it may be, everyone in the house would have died. >> reporter: neighbors shot this image and calls the mystery worrisome. >> hopefully the authorities will figure out what happened and get the person responsible. >> i'm just going to be a little more vigilant around the house. >> reporter: investigators have now posted this sign offering a $5,000 reward for information. they now need the public's help in their search for answers. reporting live from everett. i'm beth germano, wbz news. david? >>> now to a developing story. a teenage er accused of raping and killing his math teacher will undergo a mental health evaluation. phillip chism's murder trial is on hold for at least 20 days while he's under observation at the worcester recovery hospital. everything is being put to a halt. prosecutors say chism killed colleen ritzer at danvers high school. mental condition. >>> no

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coming up at 5:00. and some other people in this area who could possibly be affected. reporting live from bethesda, kellye lynn, abc7 news. alison: keep us posted out there. thank you very much. now in the last 45 minutes, d.c. police issued a statement on a disturbing piece of video circulating online. jonathan: if the video it shows a young man on the ground, two officers forcefully placing his hands behind his back. stephen tschida is live in washington and a lot of folks are talking about this one. the kid in this case wasn't even arrested, we understand. stephen: no. he was let go, jonathan. we're on the corner of sixth and pennsylvania. today, the demonstrators say it's racism and police brutality. but a representative of the department says it's an example of police work. >> cell phone video seen on twitter from an incident yesterday outside a capitol hills bank shows police holding a young man down and cuffing him as he screamed. [screaming] stephen: the video sparked a protest today down pennsylvania avenue. it eventually halted traffic at the intersection of sixth and penns

if he was taken to the spot where his lifeless little body was found. a memorial now sits at the wood's edge. >> i said prayer. when i saw the little animals and stuff i thought, you know what, if this is where he went, this is where i'd like to say goodbye. >> he was three years old. he had a whole live ahead of him. it's really sad. you know i don't know him but just to see something like this it's really sad. >> reporter: and frightening. people in the neighborhood where brendan laughed and played are anxious for answers. some wondering if foul play was involved. >> i woke up this morning a little antsy this morning. not knowing, you know, it's scary when you have children. >> so defenseless. he can't defend hisself. he's a baby. >> reporter: police are continuing to question people in the little boy's death including family members. tonight a lot of questions and still very few answers as how this little boy won't up in the woods in his pajamas dead. lucy? >> all right. so tragic. thank you, dawn. >>> we have breaking news we first told you about at 5:00. we now know two peop

>> i'm a lawyer. . >>> now at 4:00, breaking news out of boston where a teenager fell three stories from a roof deck, what we learned from en scene about the victim's condition. >>> a fire tore through a catch. what crews found then we arrived at the scene and the man power needed to put the flames out. >>> customers were grabbing grocery groceries when their trip to target turned x-rated. >> what is going on at target right now? >>julie: how long the erotic noises were playing over the loudspeakers and what target is saying this morning. >>announcer: this is the fox25 morning news. >>daniel: they will have a lot of explaining to do. happy friday on this 4:00 october 16. i am daniel miller. >>julie: yeah, that will wake you up. >>daniel: absolutely. >>julie: we won't play any of those in the newsroom. >>daniel: let's hope not. [laughter] >>julie: grab an umbrella before you go out. meteorologist shiri spear is tracking showers before a cold weekend and weekend. >>shiri: a very cold weekend. a few showers through webster, spencer, west boilsston as well well. these are moving out qui

. >> she was a good person. and she doesn't deserve this. she deposit deserve this at al all. she didn't. >> mary hernandez is be side herself with dpreev afterlering the body found in hamilton yesterday was best friend and someone she's known since middle school. 38-year-old jessica a wife and mother who hernandez says has two biological children and five step children. >> she was a good person and good mom and good friend. she was a good wife. >> hernandez tied a note and lillys to a piling at the park in honor of her friend. littleryes were her favorite flower. prusik's body was discovered tuesday morning in weeded area near spring lake an autopsy determined her damage a homicide. but mercer county prosecutors office will not say how she was killed. it's unnerving for those that freak wentz the park. >> i take him here all the time and i had no clue this was where they found the body. i thought it was on the other side of the lake. finding out something happened so close to my dad's house i hate it. >> prusik say they moved into a house hollywood avenue a month ago and nobody w

>> captioning by presidential primary. here's a look at the national press club where one candidate is expected to announce dropping out of the race for his party's nomination. we'll take you there. plus... "just to provide care for people who aren't able to get it." the mouthmobile made its way to des moines. why dentists are helping those who are used to helping the country. the news at noon starts now. news at noon front door open good afternoon. i'm megan reuther. thank you for joining us. the race for the white house could include one less contender. jim webb is speaking now at the national press club. he is expected to announce that he will drop out of the democratic presidential race. the former virginia senator cites a frustration with party leadership but says he will remain a voice in politics and won't be going away. while it's suspected he will now make a potential independent presidential run, he's most likely only going to announce he is weighing his options today. webb will no longer attend the "jefferson jackson dinner" in des moines on saturday. the annual democrati

allergies. flonase. six is greater than one. this changes everything. >>> now at 10:00, tracking heavy rain falling over us and tonight strong winds out there, too, none of it associated with this but i have the latest information on hurricane joaquin coming in. >>> howling wind and crashing waves the areas bracing for flooding tonight. plus, the city of boston's shark problem. >> kids can't go out. >> how the touch of one person's finger can prevent the unwant the prick of yours and the issue we uncovered in the system. the suspension of six students. >>> one man loses his license after a drunk driver hits him. the reason his nightmare for several months suddenly went away just four hours ago after we looked into it. >>> right off the top tonight at 10:00 a live look at the satellite and hurricane joaquin. now at 5:00 and 6:00, the track of that storm was headed out to sea. new tonight at 10:00, it appears to be staying that way. >> at this hour joaquin continues to bratter the bahamas. this is video of a coast guard rescue just north west of haiti. this 212 foot ship and its $2

that they all pointed a finger at this man. he is also 56 years old. he was well-known to miss jones. he lived in the home briefly. did yard work for her. we had a chance to talk to amanda jones' daughter this afternoon and she reacted to the news that the man was in custody. >> i just want them to know and i'm sure that they nethey took a beautiful person from this world, from their family. from her 3-year-old granddaughter, that was her world, too. it was her granny. brad: that was her granny. amanda jones known in the neighborhood as a babysitter that provided in-home day care for many people. when we come back at 5:00, we have much more on the story including more reaction. emotional reaction from the victim's daughter. brad bell, abc7 news. >> unfortunately, we're out of time. the time necessary to mount a winning campaign for the nomination. alison: well, vice president joe biden says he will not make a third run for the white house. jonathan: biden will remain vocal in trying to influence the democratic party. the senior political reporter scott thuman has more on the de

the south bay tops out at 83 degrees and a lot of sunshine once again. heating up as we head closer to the weekend. good morning, mike. you are tracking a problem on the roads? >> i got two things on radar. i want to show everybody the big green map for most of the bay. we watch southbound 880 stretch from oakland to coliseum down toward marina boulevard down to one lane like the last couple nights. we should see slowing over the next few minutes as they clear a crew. behind me slowing for 580 westbound behind that shield. i want to show you the live shot west 580 coming through dublin a disabled vehicle and construction. i'll check on that as well. back to you. >> mike, thank you. a woman shot to death in a busy part of the city right here market street. this morning police trying to put together the pieces of a homicide investigation in san francisco. it happened on mason street about 8:00 last night. not very far from the westfield shopping center on market. very popular area for tourists. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live this morning. we understand police have a person

look at the supreme court 1873 decision in the slaughterhouse cases as part of our original series, landmark cases. and later this evening, he will take you live to des moines, iowa, for the democratic hardee's jeffers -- democratic parties jefferson jackson dinner. c-span, created by america's cable companies, 35 years ago, and brought you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. we are pleased to have join us this week on the communicators, the vice-chairman of the energy and commerce committee, representative marsha blackburn, a republican from tennessee. congressman blackburn, with everything going on in the house right now, if we could just start on the big picture here, what are the chances that there will be any telecom or tech-related or cyber-related legislation passing in the house this year? rep. blackburn: when you look at the big picture, i think that overall you will see the house settle down. we will choose a speaker, the problem that we have right now is that it is a growing pains problem. we are a big party with a big tent. you have moderate r

what you can expect at tonight's jefferson jackson dinner, and which top star will be downtown. runners disqualified, why the high school said they had no choice. good morning, everyone, thank you for choosing us to start your day. it is just after 8:00 on saturday, october 24. frank's standing by with what we can expect weatherwise this weekend. good morning, frank. frank: we are in the low to mid 50's, but you can find that wind factor, chile out of the northwest. a little bit brisk as you head out this morning. i was out in between the 5:00 and 8:00 hour and i really notice that outside. we have a wind chill factor out there this morning. 47 is what it feels like in the temperatures are in the 50's. in the low 40's for algona and fort dodge. once the sun starts to come out, we are going to raise the temperature by mid-50's. it is going to be a nice afternoon to be outside. alyx: thanks, frank. breaking news to update you on. an early morning fire broke out at co-part auto auctions. several cars were engulfed. the cause of the blaze is unknown. today is a big day for politics

looking at breezy conditions building with wind as high as 20. 8:00 a.m., 53. noon, 62. 66 by 3:00 p.m. the high of 67 around 4:00 p.m. a breeze accompanying the clouds and sun mix. when i step inside we'll have dropping temperatures including the possibility of a killing frost. what you got on the roads, karen? >> reporter: we have the schuylkill expressway expressway 26th street on-ramp we have an accident with two vehicles right here. look at the number of police officers, penndot on the scene we have fire crews they left the scene an ambulance is out here, an accident involving two vehicles, they are blocking the two left lanes, earlier i saw an accident eastbound in the same spot. looks like people may be stopping to check out the westbound accident. the westbound accident still on the schuylkill expressway this is at the 26th street on-ramp creating a tie up on the schuylkill expressway. traffic was closed for construction but nice and open at 4:30, clear on the vine. southbound traffic heading toward center city on i-95 heavy from allegheny to girard, 16 minute ride southbou

it happened right near the exit for ritchie marlboro road. at about 11:00 last night we were told the fire truck was on the scene of a two-car accident on the inner loop of the beltway. that's when the fire truck was then involved in an accident with another vehicle, a commercial van that was traveling through the area. now, the driver of that commercial van did sustain serious injuries. he was taken to an area hospital where he's being treated right now. the firefighters were not injured. now, this is all under investigation. still exactly what the chain of events, how it all unfolded. for a time it was closed but for an hour they did reopen all the lanes so that should not be a problem for folks commuting. all of the lanes are open. that's good news. with more on other traffic woes this morning, we're going to send it over to melissa mollet. >> good morning wchl very a disabled truck off to the side of the roadway. we want to mention that one for you. we still have this problem, southbound, d.c. 295, the exit to suit land we have the right lane blocked because of an accident we

not afraid. been taken good care of at the hotel. seems more prepared than an earthquake. i'll take my chances with a hurricane. >> mexico's president is urging everyone to stay in the shelter. their going to -- they're going to patrol and prevent looting. >>> opening a hundred shelters for a quarter of a million people. this is the area. all evacuated and as the storm is moving inland, it's about in this area right now in guadalajara. >> they were evacuated and went to the emergency shelter. they were told once they were in the shelter, they were not going to be treatedwise hoe guests so services would be minimal. >> sharing houses with residents. no reports of any serious injuries or death thankfully. >> we are waiting for more information. the mexican government is going to have a better idea of the damages throughout the day. one said the waste went into the building and described the streets as full of downed trees. >> here's a picture of patricia from outer space. you can see one from the pacific ocean into mexico. >> look at that. with the winds, there was concerns about floo

eyewitness news this morning. >>> developing at 4:30, a woman is still missing after that deadly gas blast at a brooklyn apartment building. this morning for the first time crews have entered the building and are searching the rubble. >> a mysterious death in manhattan, a doctor found dead in the doorway of a chelsea apartment building. now investigators are trying to figure out how she died. >> and taking a live look outside, big improvements from the nasty mess we saw for the weekend. get ready for a chilly but sunny start to your workweek. good morning, i'm lori stokes. >> thank you for joining us, i'm ken rosato. it is monday october 5th. i'm pushing it. you're never more than 7 traffic. meteorologist bill evans with the accuweather forecast. >> good morning everybody. we're looking at a morning where we start out with clear skies. there's a few clouds around. it's a crisp chilly morning. grab a jacket or a sweater. you're going to need that. we're looking at temperatures this morning that are starting out in the 50s in most locations and we're looking at a temperature this morni

game 3. and although they are down two games to none, the cubs are confident to be back at home. they beat jacob degrom twice. the mets hitters have had success against the cubs beating jon lester and jake arrieta in games one and two at citi field. they will face kyle hedrick tonight. jacob degrom looks to continue his post-season brilliance. if so, the mets will put a 3-0 stranglehold on this series and the manager believes in momentum. >> that's a great word, momentum. it carries on. guys at this level stay hot for a while. they are back in their place and it's warmer and it's conducive to this park. so are we. >> reporter: yeah, so the mets want to keep them quiet here this series go up three games to none, rather, hopefully get a sweep tomorrow night because as we said matt harvey some interesting news about his elbow if he is going to be allowed to play -- pitch in game 5 if necessary. we'll have much more on that story coming up later on in sports but for now reporting from wrigley field, otis livingston, dana, back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> being a mets fan has had

can't close my eyes. >> reporter: candles burned for the baby who was pronounced dead at the hospital. and as the mother prepares to face a judge for the baby's death, there are concerns about her mental state. thssese women need help, please, wiit's killing me now. >> reporter: the three other children are now in the custody of the administration for children services who her god mother believes she's suffering from postpartum depression. live in the bronx, news 4 new york. >> news 4 has been diggi li more into the mother's history, and the i-team joins us now with new details, melissa. >> david, it's a surprising development. health officials confirmed to four inves gates that the woman was actually licensed to run a day care inside her bronx ho . shh had new york state license, and city agencie. actually referred children to her care. we're told until late april. that's when one source tells us she asked to top operating the day --are, and her license expired. ghaichb her daughter -- given that her daughter was just six months old, she would have been pregnant this past sp

>>> nbc bay area news begins with breaking news. >>> that breaking news at a well-known hotel on the peninsula, guests at the westin hotel in downtown palo alto are being told to stay inside their rooms. nearly a dozen people have been rushed to the hospital within the hour. good evening, thank you for joining us. >>> that hotel is at el camino real. peggy bunker just arrived on scene there a few moments ago. and peggy i know you have the deputy fire chief with you. >> reporter: yes, as you just mentioned a very popular hotel here, we're told a very strong smell from the garage here after 9:00, it was causing difficulty breathing for the people. the complaints we hear about respiratory distress from the smell. so far they have thought been able to identify exactly what this is. the first floor and garage were evacuated. we're hearing that eight people were taken to stanford hospital right now. many other people from the first floor and garage are being decontaminated. they will likely be transported to el camino hospital. right now i want to bring in the deputy giving us some inf

prescriptions or didn't have a prescription at all. we saw investigators from the dea and nypd here at the store on fresh pond avenue. they were walking out with boxes of evidence to their cars and taking off from there according to the indictment, the owner and operator of the pharmacy, a licensed pharmacist worked with her husband and another man to allegedly sell oxycodone by fraud lent means much last five years, the u.s. attorney's office says 500,000 tablets were sold for a street value, approximately $10 million. now, lillian is accused of making fake claims to medicare and being reimbursed for those claims. i talked to a woman who works here in the neighborhood, she had been to that pharmacy before and told me she is not surprised by this investigation. >> i work in the area, i very rarely see anybody in there. and i know the rents around here are exorbitant and i wondered how they stayed in business. now i know. >> reporter: prosecutors say the husband and wife used some of the money they made selling oxycodone to buy a $2 million home in greenwich, connecticut. right now, the

, problems will come this afternoon. looking at the current temperatures, you can see in philadelphia, 61 degrees, 55 up in mount pocono, about 64 down in wildwood, see the temperatures get pretty warm as we head into the afternoon. wind is nice and calm as well this morning, you can see, if i where between five to 10 miles per hour. this is the problem we've got. storm scan3, and we head back it the anchors, i believe an announcement about the peace prize. >> we do. happening right now, want to go out to norway. >> yes, awaiting the announcement of who will win the know best peace prize, norwegian committee no clues about who the winner might be, so very much a surprise. and among those speculated to nab the prestigious award, pope francis. let's listen in and hear what they have zero to say. >> was formed in summer of 2013. when the democrats process was in danger of collapsing political assassination, and widespread social unrest. it is established and altern tiff political process at the time when the country was on the brink of civil war. it was thus instrumental in unable in the fac

runner was penalized for helping another injured runner. news at four front door open good afternoon ... i'm sonya heitshusen. .and i'm dan winters ... thanks for joining us. we begin today with a shift in yesterday quinnipiac university told us ben carson was the man to beat in iowa ... today the des moines register confirmed it. steve handelsman has the latest on who's up and who's down in the g-o-p race ... and who's dropping out of the democratic race. ben carson is on a roll. nats: cheering the retired neurosurgeon ...in kansas today ... surged to a big lead with iowa republicans, in today's bloomberg politics/des moines register iowa poll. 28%, up 10 since august. donald trump at 19, down 4. sot: dr. ben carson, republican primary candidate "every place we go we see large and enthusiastic groups of people who are anxious to have a government that is honest and decent" decency. carson speaks the language of evangelicals now backing him by almost 2 to 1. donald trump does not sot: matt lewis, the daily caller "rump has said things like he doesn't ask god for forgiveness. but iowa

coaching staff hopes that will not distract from the real task at hand. >> it takes away from the focus being 100 percent on the game because it is a big night and important that they will remember the rest of their lives. that being aid, we are hopeful we will get our rings, be happy, and we will transition our mind set being the pelicans. >> here is video of them practicing, saying it is important get off to a good start like they did last year. they do not want to dig themselves out of a hole. they will play new orleans pelicans. look at the t-shirts. last year we showed you gold shirts. new season, new color. we have blue. tone's game is sold out. the team is very excited to kickoff the new season. >> go warriors the developing news from marin county. crews will resume a search at day break for a missing poeter. he was seen yesterday morning in the waters of tom macy tomales bay. several agencies seven asked record the body of a man and rescued another taken to the hospital. the third man has not been found. crews spent the day coming the rocky coastline. >> that area is techn

will attend the funeral for at officer rand paul holder was killed in a line of duty last week, the man accused of shooting and was indicted yesterday. juliet: s city of new york over sending a judge's ban on styrofoam food containers, it was originally supposed to go into effect over the summer. ben: i am ben simmoneau. juliet: i am juliet huddy, is wednesday, october 28th, it is -- of friends over there. >> meteorologist: maybe it is of little trouble. ben: let's be honest, it is going to be a rough day for a lot of folks. >> meteorologist: the mets lost nt will be nasty weather. we don't have anything good to talk about. let's show you what is going on with the radar. the myfoxny.com sky guardian 3d showing the first of the showers having passed by. what made it to the ground is little to nothing, a few sprinkles, a lot more rain to the southwest that has to make right now temperatures are milder, 55 central park. 54 in montauk, 43 in monticello with winds from the northeast and 3 to 14 miles per hour. that made it a rough morning, gray skies, heaviest showers coming for you, the

couple of mornings are also on the light side. only running at 3 miles per hour right now in the city. as we head out the door to start up the car, partly cloudy and cool, 58 degrees by 6 o'clock and 59 degrees by 8:00 a.m. so, cool but not as cool as yesterday and the winds still light. this afternoon we're going to get another mild one for you. 61 degrees by 9 o'clock, 68 by noon. 72 by 3 o'clock with that high of 73 probably sliding in around 3:30 or 4:00 today and still holding onto the low 70's by 6 o'clock. karen, we've got future tracker6 showing you how the sprinkles and showers are going to behave today. we also have cooler air coming in the seven day. that story coming up. >> it's going to starter feeling like october, right. >> yeah. >> looking outside live right now we're feeling the construction here on the vine street expressway. it closed at 11:00 a.m. scheduled to reopen right about now. closed in both directions. this is westbound. we can see westbound traffic. as we switch our camera shot to the schuylkill expressway, the off ramp to the vine eastbound you see t

fox 29 news hd brought to you by x finity the future of awesome. ♪ >>> right now on fox 29 news at 6:00 it's a chilly saturday night and it's going to turn into a cold possibly freezing night. get out the extra blankets because you night need them by bedtime. good evening, i'm dawn timmeney. >> i'm joyce evans. the cold temperatures create something weather warnings though right now. let's get right over to fox 29 meteorologist dave warren. dave, chilly out there. >> chilly right now. but down right cold tomorrow morning a number of weather advisories tonight and we're looking at the temperature closely this is what we have overnight tonight. it begins after midnight tonig tonight. freeze warning in the light blue color, frost advise 54 temperature does not have to get down to freezing you can still get frost forming does not include delaware county or philadelphia county. advisories go away as we warm up above freezing. dropping back down below freezing tomorrow night and look at the freeze warnings. actually expands. it could be a colder night tomorrow night you wake up monday mo