alicia acuna is live in hard hit louisville with an update. alicia. >> good morning, kayleigh, yes, the snow does continue to fall and blanket areas of louisville and superior where it's covering the rubble and in an area that homes used to stand just absolutely devastating. all of this while there is a family in superior, colorado that is praying that their loved one is found safe. 91-year-old nadine turnbull shoes weigh reported missing and last seen evacuating when the fire was approaching in superior. she was last seen with her niece but somehow the two got separated and nadine's family is praying that she was taken to an evacuation center and that she is safe. now, this as we are getting an above ground look at just how bad things the marshal fire left things. this drone video showing entire neighborhoods reduced to ashes in terms of home loss. this is the most destructive wildfire in colorado history. it was pushed by 100 plus minor winds that went on for at least seven hours. these areas are densely populated and could be as many as 1,0

alicia acunia joins us live with the latest on the marshall fire. alicia? reporter: good morning, kayleigh and as we wait for the sun to come up here in louisville, colorado to get a better assessment of how things are going we can show you a closer look. i'm in the middle of a suburban neighborhood here in louisville. this is a driveway to a home that once stood here, and just to give you an idea of the torna dic nature of this fire and the storm and the winds that pushed it, just take a look. we often see this , when we're covering tornadoes, right next to this home is a house that looks virtually untouched. the car still in the driveway and we've seen burned out vehicles all along as we've been trying to drive-thru here. a couple of updates. first we have the wind picking up a little bit. we just heard another explosion, you've been hearing them all throughout the night with the fire. that is just a natural part of the situation here, so we may have to move at some point, and in addition to that, there are areas where evacuation orders are being lifted a

our alicia vitarelli was the m c. people packed the neighborhood. outfest celebrates the city's lgbtq history and community. the block party is in its 27th year, there was plenty of music and dancing. >>> much more to come on action, people in south jersey are rallying around puerto rico. >> we'll show you how, what they're doing to help the island devastated by hurricane maria last month. >>> today mark the one week interaction of the las vegas shooting. the latest on the case that has so many still wondering why it happened. >>> today marks one week since the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history, investigators are still piecing together the motive behind the rampage. sources tell abc news they believe steven paddock was severely mentally ill likely undiagnosed. they describe him as stand offish disconnected and anti-social. all traits of mass shooting. he opened fire inside the mandalay bay killing 58 and wounding hundreds more, the fbi said today, it will start returning personal items left behind at the route 91 harvest festival >> we're past

marshals service arrested 20-year-old alicia phrase last tuesday in stoc. phra down 60-year-old gus seen here working at one of his three local markets. he was killed in the overnight hours on september 22nd, 2017, at tolland street and gerald avenue in san francisco. phrase faces multiple felonies including hit and run with injury, gross vehicular man slater and conspiracy. >> in the eastay a man has oubl sky 7 was over the scene at 66th avenue near arthur street. police say they received a call about a shooting just before 10:30 a.m. you can see paramedics are working on a man there on the street. another victim was inside a car. both were taken to the hospital, but police say one of the men died from his injuries. the second victim is listed in stable condition. >> let's turn to the forecast now. i mean, seems like the whole united states is going through this heat wave and it's pretty hot here as well. >> yes. spencer christian is here with the latest. >> certainly getting hot here. check out the current temperatures especially in our inland areas. we h

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i'm alicia menendez. >> that sounds very cool. i'm looking forward to seeing that tomorrow night. thank you for bringing that to us. >>> in the meantime, it's good to have you with us tonight. good to see you tonight. ten days into the biden administration. this week, the rush of executive orders continue, but now the president turns his attention to his $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package. it's unclear whether congress will work together on it. also unclear, whether congress can work together. after the deadly attack on the capitol. from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i'm joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." let's start tonight with new details from the investigation into the capitol attack. according to "the washington post," the fbi has new evidence of how it was planned and coordinated. agents are still tracking down and charging

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t.j.maxx and marshalls. ♪ new york >>> look at that crowd out there, in central park. listening to that music. alicia keys. and the crowd can't wait, either. so excited, as we kick off this labor day weekend. and look at the party bus right now. heading out to central park. alicia keys. >> it's been raining off and on all week. and it's nice in new york today. >> it feels like fall. >> i'm excited for fall. >> okay. well -- >>> we have an incredible story coming up in this hour. you're not going to believe it. a hospital horror story, in essence. a brother donated his kidney to his sister to save her life. a nurse in the operating room mistakenly threw it in the trash. the brother and sister speak out now, in an abc news exclusive. the sister knew when she woke up -- she was put under, no incision, no stitches. what went wrong? it's an incredible story. >>> also coming up, the utah beauty queen charged with throwing bombs. her first court appearance. and the punishment she is facing right now. we'll get into it. >>> also, a wedding video reunion. hundreds of couples ac

attorney andrew mccarthy and leslie marshall. andy and leslie, good to have you here on this busy saturday of news and let's jump in where our reporter charles watson left things. it's not just twitter's long-running feud with the president, flagging him and now suspending him. other tech companies, google, apple, shutting down what many in the conservative sphere see as suppression and outright censorship. leslie, i'll go to you first. looking the president of the united states has numerous platforms, the white house has a twitter account. he has several staff members that have twitter accounts and almost every time the president speaks he has the media covering him. and the cameras are rolling. look, a private company has a choice whether you like it or not, to censor individuals, this is different because you have to remember, there are people out there that could and have sue companies like twitter or facebook. they're almost damned if they do and damned if they don't. the first amendment doesn't cover yelling fire in a crowd

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arrested 20 year-old alicia phrase of san francisco last tuesday in stockton. she's now facing 6 felony charges. the man who was killed was gusts. maracas tannous a the 56 eur a popular san francisco grocer he was kicked hit and killed in the early hours of september 20th 22th rather at toland street and jeroen avenue near the bayview district in san francisco today, a public meeting was held in chinatown for neighbors who are worried about violent crime kron 4 charles clifford was there and has the details. >>well right now i'm standing in san francisco's chinatown this is a bustling part of the city full of tourists and locals pretty much every day of the year unfortunately they also see their share of crime here and sometimes it's violent crime since the beginning of the year there have been at least 8 high-profile violent attacks in the chinese community here in san francisco, including an attack just last week were 2 men were robbed and beaten in broad daylight here in chinatown and neighbors here want to do something about it today community leaders city

alicia: absolutely. senator roger marshall, thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ griff: there are many heros who have given their lives for this country. today i want to remember travis with his story in iraq. before his final deployment to iraq, marine first lieutenant travis left his family with a powerful motivation as to why he was going back into the fight. if not me, then who, he said. but on april 29th, 2007, the experienced iraq war ambushed with fellow marines while searching a suspected insurgent house in province. his father colonel tom remembers. >> travis was the only one that didn't make it back, but i know he would be proud to know that his actions saved the lives of everyone in the patrol that day. griff: travis' best friend breaking down while honoring the hero. >> i was lucky enough to -- [inaudible] >> he was a great friend. griff: brandon would make the ultimate sacrifice just 3 years later on an ultimate battlefield in the mountains of afghanistan. now brothers forever, buried side by side in sect

. >> reporter: and you're bringing back an old tradition having a grand marshal. >> we are. it's actually spike lee. >> alicia key, ethan hawk. >> reporter: okay. and you and i have both run marathons before. we were just talking that it's really two separate races. you have the first 20 and the last six. talk to us on why it's so important for the spectators and fans who are cheering along the back half of the race today. >> well, because, as you know, when you get into those later miles, it can be a little difficult. you look for inspiration from anyone. some people standing along the streets. anyone cheering up in the bronx as we come back into manhattan, it's really helpful. >> reporter: anything else to add i may not have touched upon, about what folks can expect today and this year's event? >> we're really excited. we have kids running the last 1.8 miles of the marathon. it's really exciting for us. >> excellent. thank you so much for joining us this hour. good luck to you. and congratulations on the new post. >> thank you. >> reporter: so the race kicks off in another

we got some marshall fans from west virginia over here. thundering herd. >> the big easy over here. >>> well, guys, alicia keys, our grammy winning friend from our show "the voice" is here getting ready to treat us to a live performance. we are excited about that. >> you're shaking. >> i'm freezing. >>> you're going to have some recipes to warm us up, ideal for staying inside, cozying up and watching football. >>> we've got a lot to get to. let us get a check of the morning's top stories. here is the news at 8:00. >>> much of the country in the middle of one-two polar punch. good morning to you, i'm blake mccoy from chicago where actual air temperatures are in the teens. it feels closer to zero this morning. these temperatures though are not stopping salvation army bell ringers as we are just over a week away from christmas. folks are braving these temperatures to finish their holiday shopping. as this arctic air moves east, even places like new york and washington, d.c. waking up to temperatures in the teens this morning. when you couple

it was televised with alicia vitareli anchoring the broadcast. ♪ >> actor chaz palmenteri was grand marshall and mummers had representatives of italian social american cultural organization and south philadelphia school groups ♪ >> south philly is melting pot and we just all get along together. it's a great place. >> the parade was just the beginning of festivities here in south philadelphia after the units passed through the telecast area everyone moved over to marconi plaza for the italian american festival. while it draws out south philadelphia neighbors old and new italianp food from pasta, to pizza to pork to pastries was clearly the star of the show. >> i tallian people their heritage can't beat it. our food is the best. >> it is just good okay. because it's art. it's an art of food. it's not just about cooking. there's to be a lot of passion in there and the more time you invest in cooking and preparation the better the food is. >> even traditional rivalries like the isgoa versus termini cannoli debate was put aside. >> it is time for people to see the local businesses and remember

to raise awareness about addiction..one that 28 year old alicia marshal knows all too well. ((alicia marshall/former heroin addict: "it's so hard to stop because you don't want to be sick.")) an addict since she was a teenager, alicia got clean less than 2 years ago. she says for a long her time her family enabled her...and not until that stopped, that she realized she had to help herself get well. ((alicia marshall/former heroin addict: "family members will try to love an addict sober and all the love in the world can not save someone.")) ((natsound joe engle on stage)) joe engle says the goal of his organization is also help raise funds to help people going through rehab. an inspiration that came from a son who didn't have the chance to escape this cycle of addiction. ((joe engle/lost son to heron addiction: "all the awareness that we have brought on all due to him so his memories is living on and he's making and impact in this world.")) > ((kirsten joyce)) since the organization's launch... engle has paid for room and board at sober living homes for advocating for easier

addiction..one that 28 year old alicia marshal knows all too well. ((alicia marshall/former heroin addict: "it's so hard to stop because you don't want to be sick.")) an addict since she was a teenager, alicia got clean less than 2 years ago. she says for a long her time her family enabled her...and not until that stopped, that she realized she had to help herself get well. ((alicia marshall/former heroin addict: "family members will try to love an addict sober and all the love in the world can not save someone.")) ((natsound joe engle on stage)) joe engle says the goal of his organization is also help raise funds to help people going through rehab. an inspiration that came from a son who didn't have the chance to escape this cycle of addiction. ((joe engle/lost son to heron addiction: "all the awareness that we have brought on all due to him so his memories is living on and he's making and impact in this world.")) > ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) and since engle launched his organization, he has paid for room and board at sober living houses for 15 people.

to raise awareness about addiction..one that 28 year old alicia marshal knows all too well. ((alicia marshall/former heroin addict: "it's so hard to stop because you don't want to be sick.")) an addict since she was a teenager, alicia got clean less than 2 years ago. she says for a long her time her family enabled her...and not until that stopped, that she realized she had to help herself get well. ((alicia marshall/former heroin addict: "family members will try to love an addict sober and all the love in the world can not save someone.")) ((natsound joe engle on stage)) joe engle says the goal of his organization is also help raise funds to help people going through rehab. an inspiration that came from a to escape this cycle of addiction. ((joe engle/lost son to heron addiction: "all the awareness that we have brought on all due to him so his memories is living on and he's making and impact in this world.")) > ((paul joncich)) and since engle launched his organization, he has paid for room and board at sober living houses for 15 people. he says the next step is advocating f

alexis gabe's father says he believes that alicia to face consequences. you know, marshall jones is but it doesn't mean the case is >> someone and that would his mother. lisa. >> kron 4 has reached out to the contra costa county district attorney's office for comment. but as of friday afternoon, we have not heard back. alexis, gabe's family is also appealing to state attorney general rob bonta. >> to take a look at this case. but for now in contra costa county, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> a man was arrested in mexico this week in connection with the fatal shooting that happened in san jose. police blame hosea gary for an april night shooting. that happened in the area of meridian way. and pedro street after investigators did identify him as the primary suspect. he was tracked down in mexico. he has been booked into jail in imperial county. he will be extradited to santa clara county and new details on yesterday's shooting death outside the 24 hour. fitness in brentwood, the victim identified as 21 year-old cesar are ronna from antioch. police say th

marshal service picked up alicia and stopped him after getting a lead beyond the vague description of the silver sedan. >> they pop up right after and sometimes not until much later. we had the good fortune of getting some leads in this case that led to an arrest. >> his death case is one of many similar ones on the logs right now. >> these ongoing investigations take on a lot and it is rough warning to see some resolution to these cases. there are so many of them but we do try and get every investigation seen through to the end. >> while the suspect has been arrested, s.f.p.d. is asking anyone with information to contact them. >>> i'm at the site of a fatal collision. you can see the orange marking where a tesla came to rest after the crash. investigators say kelsey mccambridge was behind the wheel to kill the tourist from the central valley. >> reporter: it was the third wedding anniversary. they enjoyed a visit to the ice cream museum and minutes later benjamin lost his life and kelly is fighting for her life. this person smashed into a mini cooper and bounced off and ran over benj

. >> can you explain -- >> alicia har grave was beg the marshall to let her go, after being asked to leave the school board meeting. the issue the superintendant's new contract. >> the superintendant in person if a position of leadership in any type of raise i feel the like a slap in the face to teachers and cafeteria workers and any support staff we have. >> hargrave received a warning after she asked a second question and then escorted her out of the room and moments later they handcuffed her and forced her out of the building. no charges were filed against her. she has not commented on her removal. >>> four young men were given jail sentences for the death of a pledge in 2013. the college student died after an alleged hazing ritual in the poconos. >> the fraternity is now banned in the state of pennsylvania and four members face up to two years in prison after pleading guilty to involuntarily plan salute in the death of michael dang. >> after speaking to them i don't doubt there is remorse on behalf of each and everyone of them. >> they are prohibiting from operating in the state

now the gabe family is asking the da to file charges against alicia coleman clark mother of marshall jones. he was killed by police outside, seattle, washington back in june now despite his death. the gabe family is demanding answers and justice. it seems like the ba has forgotten about us. we all know that marshall jones is dead. but it doesn't mean our cases get to. da has not charged coleman clark for insufficient evidence after today's event da becton has decided to meet with the gabe family and local authorities next week. we're hearing tonight from the san francisco store owner shot by a man with a homemade gun who was upset apparently over a losing lottery ticket hisham. abu says the incident happened just after he opened his store sam's market on wednesday morning. abu says the man came in with the lottery ticket and became angry when he was told it wasn't a winner. he told me or you sell affect the kids and he have like a balloon in his hand with a pen from the front and he have a piece of wardens almost one foot long and he hit you know, the balloon with the piece of wood a

gabe's father says that alicia clark should be held accountable. >> marshall jones is but it doesn't mean the case is someone and that would his mother. lisa >> we did ask the contra costa county da's office for comment on this. we have not yet had a response. new developments tonight on the deadly shooting that happened at a 24 hour. fitness in brentwood yesterday. police have arrested a 17 year-old boy who they believe shot and killed. 21 year-old cesar are the victim has been identified as an antioch resident to all started with a gun fight fight, rather that broke out on the gyms basketball court and then continue to the parking lot. and that's where the shots were fired. one person died. 3 others were injured. the 17 year-old has been booked into the contra costa county juvenile detention center and is now facing a murder charge. oakland police announced the arrests and the killing of an uber driver just outside oakland's little saigon neighborhood. it was a case that has renewed calls for more. >> police protection for oakland's asian american community. police have arrested a

i did look alicia compartment off our a i n y a patient with the in a thought maybe not measured but it was she had a bear with me. i had with a miss but i'm in the come to bless the and then the open until i'm another interview with our mother. does it look like the heck within nathan? about an impossibility. alicia anderson. i hope you're not there. again, a shot gun with me. i would also follow up. i know that the doctor will not be here, not hon. and if the home of both terrific medicine, i kind of like the me a michelle michelle got that said i got the a problem with with a with with a tremendous just to be sure you was you had a a cry out to see you out. martha ah ah with could be good, not in the different local multiply and in mr. the seymour my candidate on madison's ever done a humanist dish at viola fee of where donna ended up with. busy cannon more, you know, not to she. ah . with bob with clocked out because i don't with a feeling i don't even bother boston off. but i saw it with the show. ah. got campus aboard dum at us had a misfire. been loud in america and natal hist

clark, as the mother of boyfriend, marshall jones in may, oakley, police arrested clark on suspicion of 8 in a criminal but district attorney diana becton declined file charges and released her so far. the petition has almost 9,000 signatures. in the south bay, a 40 year-old cold case murder of a teenage palo alto girl has been solved yesterday authorities announced an arrest kron four's. justin campbell has an update for us. >> 15 year-old karen state took a bus from her home in palo alto to hear in sunnyvale back in 1982, her boyfriend later that evening, walked her back here and left her at the bus stop. he was because he was scared. he needed to get home before curfew later that morning. she was found behind this cinder block wall sexually assaulted and stabbed. 59 times karen states death went on soft since 1982, but now nearly 40 years later, the santa clara district attorney's office is charging this man, gary ramirez for the murder. it's passed through the hands of every cold case. prosecutor. >> it passed through hands of multiple detectives and we've worked very hard. so ev

they allege that alicia clark helped her son marshall jones, evade authorities after police say they thought the game was murdered. inside the boyfriend's home in antioch. police haven't been able to find gabe's body, but the family is accusing clark of knowing where it is and helping her son cover up the murder in may, oakley police arrested clark on suspicion of aiding a criminal, but the district attorney decided not to file charges. so the mother was released. the protest is set to happen in front of the county courthouse starting in about an hour at 9 o'clock. it's 8, 0, 8, right now on governor newsom unveiled a new plan to save water as california continues to be so dry at the drought getting worse, he says his plan is to create morse water storage throughout the state. we've got a ton wallace with an explanation. >> and the governor says it's time to use modern day technology to fight this drought. for instance, you see all this water over here. well, this is all salt water part of the san joaquin river here in the delta. but the governor says with his plan will one day this

they allege that alicia clark helped her son marshall jones of 8 authorities after police said that they believe gave was murdered inside the boyfriend's home in antioch. have not been able to find gabe's body, but her family is accusing clark of knowing where the body is and helping her son cover up the crime. it may oakley police arrested clark on suspicion of aiding a criminal but restrict attorney ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, an apartment building floods for the second time in 2 months. we're going to hear from a tenant who still can't get back to her home. and the inflation reduction act is on the brink of becoming law. what will it do for you? plus, after the break, governor newsom has a new plan to help save water. john. >> today we are going to see more sunshine, more dry skies and more 90's for some of our for this to inland spots. 70's and 80's. stick around for most of us, though, all the details still to come. >> and we start off the friday mor,ing with a few delays and now that things are starting to clear up, we have an updated look at your drive times. we'll be right

alexis gabe's father says he believes that alicia to face consequences. you know, marshall. >> jones is but it doesn't mean the case is someone and that would his mother. lisa. clark kron 4 has reached out to the contra costa county district attorney's office for comment. >> but as of friday afternoon, we have not heard back. >> alexis, gabe's family is also appealing to state attorney general rob bonta to take a look at this case. but for now in contra costa county, charles clifford kron, 4 news >> new details on the deadly shooting at the 24 hour. fitness in brentwood yesterday morning. police now have a 17 year-old in custody. they have not yet released his identity today. the contra costa county coroner's office identified the victim of that shooting as 21 year-old cesar from antioch. 3 others were hurt in this shooting. coming up here at 3 opposition to safe injection sites continues to grow in the bay area. we hear from both sides of this issue. >> plus, why at least one city official is blaming san jose mayor sam liccardo for a police officer. staf

organizers of the protest, say jones mother, alicia coleman clark was arrested in may accused of abetting in the crime, but the d a declined to file charges. the protest group says they believe that clark knows where marshall hid gabes body and want her to be charged. charged. gabes remains have not been recovered. the demonstration is scheduled for nine o'clock tomorrow morning at 11, walnut creek. police say they have arrested two men accused of pistol whipping a victim while trying to steal their rolex watch. police say around four o'clock this afternoon at the ignatius hope plaza shopping center off inacio valley road. that's when this happened. authorities say two men wearing masks, hit the victim in the head and then took off. shortly afterward, the suspects crashed their car on bancroft road near la corsa circle. they ran off hopping fences in the neighborhood before police eventually caught up to them. 34 year old sean rogers and 33 year old david lopez face several charges, including robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. the santa clara county sheriff's office has arrested a

they allege that alicia clark helped her son marshall jones of aid authorities after police say they think was murdered inside the boyfriend's home in antioch. police haven't been able to find gave his body. but her family is accusing clark of knowing where it is and helping her son cover it up. in may. oakley police arrested clark on suspicion of aiding a criminal. but the district attorney decided not to file charges and ended up releasing her. the protest is set to happen in front of the county courthouse, starting at 9 o'clock this morning. >> it's 7, 0, 8 and governor newsom unveiled a new plan to save water because we're in a drought, as you know. yeah, he says his plan will actually create more water storage in the state. we've got a ton wallace reporting from sacramento. >> and the governor says it's time to use modern day technology to fight this drought. for instance, you see all this water over here will this is all salt water part of the san joaquin river here in the delta. but the governor says with his plan will one day this could supply fresh water to much of this regi

they allege alicia clark helped her son marshall jones evade authorities after police said they thought gave might have murdered inside the boyfriend's home in antioch. police haven't been able to find gabe's body, but her family is accusing clark of knowing where the body is and helping her son cover it up. in may. oakley, police arrested clark on suspicion of aiding a criminal. but the district attorney declined to file charges and ended up releasing her. the protest will be in front of the county courthouse starting at 9 o'clock this morning. >> time now is 5, 0, 8. governor newsom unveiled a new plan to save water as our drought continue. yeah, he says he's plan is going to create more water shortage, their in the states. we've got a ton wallace to break it more in detail for us. >> and the governor says it's time to use modern day technology to fight this drought. for instance, you see all this water over here will this is all salt water part of the san joaquin river here in the delta. but the governor says with his plan will one day this could supply fresh water to much of this re

alexis gabe's father says he believes that alicia clark, it's the pace consequences. you know, marshall jones is but it doesn't mean the case is >> someone and that would his mother. lisa. kron 4 has reached out to the contra costa county district attorney's office for comment. but as of friday afternoon, we have not heard back. all right, back live now again, it's important point out here that alicia clark has not been charged with any crimes. alexis, gabe's family has also called on state attorney general rob bonta to investigate this case. >> but for now in contra costa county, charles clifford kron, 4 news, thanks very much, charles, for that live update on this ever developing story. >> an update now on the story of that deadly shooting outside a brentwood, jim. we now know the identity of the man killed. 21 year-old seesaw iran of antioch died at the 24 hour. fitness located on one tree way on thursday. 3 other people were injured. this happened around 02:00am police say a fight broke out near the gyms basketball court and spilled into the parking lot before sho

marshall curtis jones who police say killed alexis gabe seems like the ba as forgotten about us. we all know that marshall jones is dead. but it doesn't mean our cases get to the gabe family says they have seen evidence from antioch police that shows coleman clarke adidas jones the night. he murdered alexis police kill jones back in june during an attempted arrest near seattle despite that incident. the gabe family is still demanding justice. the timeline that we that we saw that any of pd showed us. definitely shown that she assisted martians. the da's office says there is insufficient evidence coleman clark new jones killed gabe or aided him. gave family strongly disagrees. they started a petition to urge backed into look closer at the evidence. there are lots of evidence. they need to go sit down with apd and watch that timeline and moments following the protest a member from diana becton's office came downstairs to meet with the gabe family and said that they will be setting up a meeting with the family and investigators for both oakley police and antioch police to go over th

the two alleged ring leaders are alicia blackburn and robert campbell, who live together in galloway, they are the top two on the left there. stores in eight counties across south jersey and the jersey shore were hit from july of last year until this past august. >>> to our weather now, the wind kind of cooled things off today, but still a lot warmer than normal. >> it really is and that's going to change, though, as temperatures are dropping. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with more on that change in the air. glenn? >> yeah, a bit of a change today and tonight, more significant later in the week, and into the weekend when we're actually going to feel like winter out here. but we certainly haven't the last four days. four days in a row of record high temperatures in philadelphia. the current one occurred just after midnight, 69 degrees beat the old record by three degrees. 55 degrees at philadelphia now, 49 in pottstown and reading. 50s across much of the rest of the area, which, of course, is way above average. we still have some wind gusts, 20 to 25 miles an hour, not nearly as

. >> reporter: the marshalls went on to adopt two daughters, shirley and alicia, plus they adopted anthony's older brother ricky when he was 14. with four children in the house, marshall continued to pursue her career and became the president of at&t in north carolina. one of her most memorable moments was ringing the bell on wall street. >> and it was so significant, i actually broke down and cried because when my dad told us we would be put out on the street i ended up telling him at some point, yeah, i'm going to make my money on the street, wall street. >> reporter: but 8 years ago marshall had a health scare. at 51 she was diagnosed with stage iii colon cancer. >> my oncologist, i said, do you believe in miracles, because i'm going to beat this. it was six months of craziness. chemo was brutal. it was absolutely brutal. but we did it. >> reporter: in remission now, cynthia marshall hopes her life, all of it, inspires others. >> let's go mavs! >> reporter: how long are you going to do this? >> oh, i don't know. until the lord says don't. obviously i signed an employment contract with mar

clark, the mother of boyfriend, marshall jones, and mae oakley. police arrested clark on suspicion of aiding a criminal, but da diana becton declined to file charges at the time and released her so far. the petition has gained almost 9,000 signatures. just about to be 12, 18 here on this wednesday and taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. you can just see the towers popping up over karl the fog. he has made his return. i feel like from meteorologist kyla grogan here. she's got a little bit more detail on what we can expect. is he sticking around? yeah, but hang on. we have some business to do its noel's birthday. everybody also i want to thank them but yeah tomorrow but off tomorrow. grating today. that's right. to have came out to celebrate with us. yeah. i have to say that pictures a little bit deceiving is there's a lot of sunshine out there right now to you know how it looks kind of hang out at the bridge. >> and as you can see here with the fog things are going continue to get better as go throughout the afternoon before thing

alicia. >> chris, thank you. >>> this morning the delaware fire marshal will be at the scene of the blaze that claimed the lives of two firefighters. lieutenant christopher leach and firefighter jerry fickes were killed when a floor gave way in an intense fire that broke out in a row home on lake view road in wilmington early yesterday morning. four firefighters were injured, two critically. this morning we're hearing for the first time, the radio calls that came in as fellow firefighters searched for one of their fallen comrads. >> one more subject, the nozzle man from one. >> we have the nozzle man from one. it's the nozzle man from 5. we have verbal contact we are believed she is trapped under the piece of flooring in the front of the dwelling. >> the residents did make it out of the home safely. christopher leach and jerry fickes are the 14th and are 15th firefighters to be killed in the line of duty of the wilmington fire department. a vigil was held at the high school last night from where christopher leach graduated. we'll have more coming up up you for you. >> police in atlantic c

alicia, back to you. alicia: thanks, griff. griff: u.s. marshals for 200 euros to enforce the law across the country. a firsthand look at how they help keep the country safe. >> one of the most active regions for the u.s. marshals is right here in northern ohio from hunting down violent fugitives to pursuing cold cases and searching for missing children. u.s. marshals do it all as we found out firsthand. >> this is a u.s. marshal. we have a warrant for your arrest. >> our right along with the northern ohio violent user to passport started with the briefing in a parking lot to go over the fugitives they were after. >> he pulled a gun and shot, completely missed the bouncer. >> they serve the day is a success and so was the next one. u.s. marshal service was the first federal law enforcement agency in the united states. while all 94 have different challenges, they all have the same objective. >> we serve extremely violent warrants every single day across the country. every one of our teams across the country, it's a very dangerous situation.

the mother of the boyfriend, marshall jones. now in may, oakley, police arrested clark on suspicion of aiding a criminal, but district attorney diana becton declined to file charges and the mother was released so far. the petition has garnered almost 9,000 signatures. also happening now in the east bay, police are looking for the person who sexually assaulted a woman in fremont. it happened near the intersection of paseo padre parkway in maori avenue. the victim was taken to the hospital. investigators have since been talking to witnesses. now, police say they have identified a potential suspect, but that person's identity has not yet been made public. >> santa rosa police arrested a man who they think is connected to gun trafficking and luring juveniles into lewd acts. officers arrested. 24 year-old luis morales vargas. and they found 2 handguns, one assault rifle in his home on dora avenue. and during the investigation, they say that they discovered he was using social media to see teenage girls for acts. right now he's in the

the mother of the boyfriend, marshall jones in may, oakley, police arrested clark on suspicion of aiding a criminal but district attorney diana becton declined to file charges. and so the mother was released so far. the setition has garnered almost 9,000 signatures. happening right now in the east bay. police are looking for the person who sexually assaulted a woman in fremont. it happened near the intersection of paseo padre parkway in maori avenue. the victim was taken to the hospital with investigators talking to witnesses now. now, according to investigators, they have identified a potential suspect. but that person has not yet been identified publicly. >> a man is on the loose after robbing and assaulting another man at gunpoint in petaluma was around 9 o'clock last night. the man was walking on saint francis drive near caulfield lane. when somebody came up behind him, pushed him down press to a gun to his back >> and took his wallet and a cellphone hit him in the face and took off. police have not yet given us a description of the attacker. >> we'll take a break or 7.10, but still

marshals service captured 29- year-old alicia frei is of stockton last week -- who is accused of speeding when her car hit 56-year-old gus vardakastanis,. she was booked into san joaquin county jail and is awaiting transfer to san francisco. >>> cal fire is working to contain a wildfire burning just south of lake berryessa. they are calling it the canyon fire. it was reported at about 2:00 this afternoon and quickly forced authorities to shut down a section of highway 128 in napa county. cal fire has brought in air and ground units. so far about 55 acres have burned. people in napa which is about 18 miles southwest of the fire have reported seeing smoke. the chp says highway 128 is closed to traffic between ragged canyon road and markley cove. homes in the area are being evacuated. the napa county office of emergency services says the evacuation order is in place for homes on the south side of the highway. >>> san francisco's head of housing and community development is stepping down. kate hartley was named as directed by the late mayor edley in 2017. current mayor, london green says hart

and alicia lamar lever claim. jason, on his lawn is responsible for rosie don, who needs this appearance is not being in marshall. rather, they're taking a little dana to acute jason, there's not any, literally, people who make sudden claims who do not want to reveal the truth or unveil the perpetrator in our head of the it is a political client to accuse jason of his mom of kidnapping and active and civilian and with me, and i will not sure when i would have said. meanwhile, french authorities are also investigating al islam for alleged war crimes and have even arrested a senior member of the group. in paris, we meet with theory and human rights lawyer, marvin doorways, together with lawyer came on backtock. they have filed criminal charges for their findings implicate the rebel group. the only problem is proving it in a court of law in regime. and they said, the slam still have a lot of power or an influence and capacity to intimidate and threaten the victims and the witnesses. so this really is a major concern

he'll serve as grand marshal for sunday's parade and alicia vitarelli was also there and will help emcee the parade which you can see live at 1 o'clock this sunday right here on 6abc. >>> frankie avalon looks pretty good. >> yes. would be a great day for a parade. >> jim gardner standing by with these stories and more next at 6:00 philadelphia police looking for the suspect lined at least three armed robberies in olde city. >> and a south jersey police chief takes turns to facebook to express the danger one of his office was in after being confronted by a group on dirt bikes. that story and much more coming up next at sick clocks for meteorologist adam joseph cecily tynan jaime apody jeff skversky monica malpass the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams. have a nice weekend. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪ >> friday night the chester county mother accused of giving her daughter heroin goes before a judge. and a water main break affects center city residents and businesses for much

clark, the mother of the boy friend marshall jones. in may, oakley, police arrested clark on suspicion of aiding a criminal but district attorney diana becton declined to file charges and released her so far. the petition has almost 9,000 signatures. happening right now in the east bay. police are looking for the person who sexually assaulted a woman in fremont. it happened right near the intersection of sale padre parkway and maori avenue. the victim was taken to the hospital. investigators are talking right now with witnesses. police say they have identified a potential suspect, but that person has not been identified publicly just yet. >> a man is on the loose after robbing and assaulting another man at gunpoint in petaluma. it was about 9 o'clock last night. the victim was walking on saint francis drive near caulfield lane when a man came up behind him, pushed him against the wall, pressed a gun to his back and then the thief took his wallet and cell phone hit him in the face and then took off. we do at this point have a descriptio

she's the mom of the ex-boyfriend, marshall jones. here you see oakley. police arrested clark on suspicion of aiding a criminal. her son, but epdistrict attorney diana becto declined to file charges and released her so far. the petition has gotten almost 9,000 signatures. sanibel police say that they've made an arrest in a decade's old cold case murder by using dna technology to identify the accused killer. >> santa clara district attorney's office filing charges for the killing of a 15 year-old palo alto girl. back in 1982, her name was karen stitt. prosecutors say that she was sexually assaulted and stabbed nearly 60 times. now 75 year-old gary ramirez from fresno has been charged in her killing he lives in hawaii. ramirez is now in a maui jail awaiting an extradition hearing on wednesday to bring him back to california once he is here, he will face murder, kidnapping and rape charges. still ahead, a grand jury making a decision now on whether or not to indict the woman whose accusations set off the lynching of emmett till nearly 70 years ago. what this

clark, the mother of the boy friend marshall jones. in may, oakley, police arrested clark on suspicion of aiding a criminal. however, the da at the time decided not to file charges. and so the mother was released so far. the petition is almost 9,000 signatures. also happening right now in the east bay. police are looking for the person who sexually assaulted a woman in fremont. it happened near the intersection of a padre parkway and maori avenue. the victim was taken to the hospital. investigators are also talking to witnesses. we have heard from police that they have a potential suspect in mind. but they're not publicly identifying that person just yet. >> in the north bay, santa rosa, police have seized all of this and arrested a man in connection with a gun trafficking and loring juveniles for act. they arrested. 24 year-old luis morales vargas last thursday found 2 handguns, one assault rifle at his home on dorn avenue and in the investigation, they say they discovered that he was using social media to seek out teenage girls for a

and alicia slam with a little lever claim. jason on the slot is responsible, arrested on site who needs this appearance is not being in marshall rather, and they're taking a holistic dana to acute jason. there's not any loosely upon people who make sudden claim to be do not want to reveal the truth more unveiled. the perpetrator in our head of it is a political client accused of his mom of kidnapping and activists and civilian and with me. and i will not sure when i would up. meanwhile, french authorities are also investigating j. c. l. islam, for alleged war crimes, and have even arrested a senior member of the group. in paris, we meet with serious human rights lawyer, muslim doorways. together with lawyer came on the top. they have filed criminal charges for their findings implicate the rebel group. or the only problem is proving it in a court of law that was in regime. and they said, you slam still have a lot of power or an influence and capacity to intimidate and threaten the victims and the witnesses. so this really is a

alicia menendez senior advisor to liberal think tank and from los angeles fox news analyst leslie marshall. all right, leslie. now, most people, nonideological would strip out the idealogues, just independent americans. they are going to say this is a bad pr move. no? yes? >> well, i don't agree 100% that it is a bad pr move. would i have done it in a different week and would i maybe have picked a different rapper? well, i don't know, bill, i have got to he tell you i don't wanto look like the real white nerd. my research today shows that this guy is not like a 50-cent. is he not a gangster. he is not a thug thug. three pacific lines talked about in the past 24 hours. but the majority of what this guy has done for the community for the people that he is reaching, he has done actually more good than harm. he talks about fatherlessness in the african-american community. poverty. >> bill: the president in the united states very special position, alyssia. you cannot embrace someone someone who saying that a black liberation army person is innocent when all the overwhelming evidence, all of it

kamau bell will serve as grand marshal. every city in contra costa and san mateo counties have officially declared june pride month according to "the bay area reporter." the last two-counties have agreed to raise pride flags. one outside clayton city hall and the other danville library. >>> crews are putting finishing touches on something extra special for you that year. on saturday night the pink triangle on twin peaks will be illuminated with 2,700 l.e.d. nodes of pink lights. the triangle was a symbol used by nazis to identify and persecute gay people. this twin peaks tradition started in san francisco 25 years ago. kari, the question is will you be able to see it with all the fog in the area recently? >>> we've seen the fog but hopefully we'll see the fog rolling back. as we look at our fmttemperatur the fog keeps it cool. inland areas will heat up again today, one more day of this really hot weather as we reach over 100 degrees in ukiah. as we head to the east bay we're in the 90s and some mid-80s for the south bay. we

alicia. >> all right, jeanette thanks. we'll check back with you soon. also breaking this morning the fire marshal is investigating two suspicious incidents overnight. the first happened on the 5800 block of cedar avenue in west philadelphia. police say someone threw a device through the window of a home around 2:00 a.m. it's not clear whether that device ignited. 30 minutes later and less than a mile away, someone torched an suv and then tampered with the gas tank on a second vehicle. they were parked along the 1000 block of south 56th street in southwest philadelphia. no injuries were reported in either incident. >>> u.s. marshals have now joined the search for this man, 24-year-old derrick rollins. he's wanted for the murder of john le in haverford township. rollins is also suspected of shooting at a car in the overbrook section of philadelphia just 45 minutes before the homicide. there is a $5,000 reward leading to rollins' arrest and conviction. he is considered to be armed and dangerous. >>> the search is on this morning for the man who sexually as