gardner que trabaja en un negocio en el aria, y tiene experiencia en el mar. sÓlo me lancÉ a ayudar cuando vi que habÍa alguien en el helicÓptero, su cinturón estaba amarrado. varios minutos despuÉs con ayuda de la navaja liberaron al adolescente, Éste habÍa perdido el conocimiento, afortunadamente un equipo de paramÉdicos estaba cerca y le brindÓ primeros auxilios, Él, sus padres, su hermano y el piloto fueron transportados al hospital, el joven se encuentra en estado crÍtico, testigos dicen que no llegÓ a tierra porque el lugar estaba lleno de turistas, explica que se hubiera aterrizado en el pequeÑo espacio de costa probablemente hubiera lastimado a mÁs personas, y le parece intencionalmente el piloto mantuvo la nave en el agua pero cerca de la orilla. la nave estadounidense del servicio de guardacostas investiga lo que causÓ el incidente, la empresa propietaria del helicÓptero dijo que esta cooperando con la investigaciÓn, es el segundo accidente de este tipo este aÑo en hawai, el anterior ocurriÓ el 17 de enero cuando otro helicÓptero

chris back to you. >> thanks very much for the update. 6:34. >>> to an i-team investigation a scandal at a north shore high school that forced a principal to suddenly resign. wbz learned swampscott prins wall was caught in a online sting. susie steimle is live with the details for us. >> reporter: good morning. when ed rozmiarek left his position we were wondering what his content was on the compute tear forced him to leave his position. we know it was his conversation with what he thought was a 13- year-old girl online and hegot caught for it. a great guy he engaged in sexually explicit conversation was what he thought was 13-year- old girl but the person in the chat room was from the group perverted just they's trolls the internet look for predators who go after children and then they turn those predators over to police. he won't face any criminal charges because the district attorney's office sauce he mace have -- he may have crossed a moral lien but not a criminal one. asked why he did this by police he told them because it is exciting. liven in swampscott susie steimle. >> thanks

. >> i am chris mckinnon it's wednesday august 24th. let's kick it off with pamela gardner. another nice one out there. >> yes, it is. picturpe degrees this afternoon. plenty of sunshine and again a dry forecast as temperatures start off in the 60s and 50s. this morning 59 degrees in manchester as you head out in worcester 59. 65 in boston and 61 for the neighbors in lawrence. day planner today we already increased to 84 by midday. plenty of sun and low humidity. the south wind boosting temps into the upper 80s and hour by temperatures in the 80s for most of the day. sea breeze develops and temperatures click back to right around 80 degrees at some point this evening along the coast. satellite and radar are clear here in massachusetts. but as we take a bigger picture here, notice there's a cold front moving through the midwest and that's going to be the next chance for rain. not moving in until friday but coming up i will have the hour by hour timing and show you who could see showers and how much rain we might get. traffic and weather together now breana. >> reporter: hi. g

match and cj redirected for the goal and union gets two more in the second half including this from chris pontius and score a 4-nil-w and the win of the month. determined to be the fastest woman alive comes up short in the olympics and gardner 7th in the 100 meter dash in rio and who won a gold you got it swimming for the final time in the olympics michael phelps wins the 23 and swimming the butterfly in the 400 by meter rely and phelps plans to retire with only 28 total metals can you imagine that trophy room in his home in baltimore. >> thank you, jeff. action news at 11:30 is next with more on the extreme heat. action news spoke with people all across the delaware valley about how they are keeping cool under the brutal conditions and police need your help tracking down the person who shot and killed a man in camden, hear from investigator working the case and the latest from rio as the summer olympics continue, those stories and more when action news comes right back. ♪ action news continues. ♪ saturday night and i'm walter perez and here is what is happening on action news at 11:3

action news at 5:30 with gray hall and chris. with cecily tynan, jamie apody, ducis rodgers and the entire action news team. i'm jim gardner. have a great night. >>> it's an all new show today "right this minute". close call as an adventure pilot jumps from a plane. but see how one simple snag could have spelled disaster. >>> a crazy chase as a cop on a scooter tails a suspect in a car. >> looks like he's got himself trapped. >> why looks can be deceiving. >>> he became mr. mom to some homeless squirrels. >> and watch the feast. >> the wondrous moves of apple and moses. >>> plus, the buzz word for your shot to win a new ipad mini. and a woman who knows firsthand. >> moms can be so

chris, let me just begin with you. when did you realize what was going wrong and what did you do? >> i heard the helicopter. i did not see it. i just heard it go into what we call auto rotation and i saw people running and screaming and -- >> all your instincts kicked in. what did you see when you got underwater and how did you guys manage to get the person in the belt free? >> pearl harbor is pretty murky. luckily the helicopter is only in about ten feet of water. and they were fortunate to have been flying with the doors off, which is a good thing. you know, so the passengers were accessible. everybody had gotten out except i guess he was a kid in the back. >> aand you guys had to cut through that seat belt. >> a couple other guys in the water with me, brian who is a federal police officer and we had a navy sailor and one of them finally got a knife and we were able to slightly cut through and it took a long time. six or seven minutes to finally cut through it. >> and shawn, as you were there, you just happened to be turning in the direction of the helicopter, right? >> i just h

reporter chris jose reports on a friendship that was cut short. >> walk inside brian gardner's home, yes, you'll notice the books. but it's the pictures that tell the story. >> this is the current court. >> the smu professor has written numerous books, including two with supreme court justice antonin scalia. >> we would constantly goad each other to try to make it seem to we were trying to create beach reading for lawyers. >> beach reading for lawyers. if there's such a thing, the pair got it done. >> we would read our paragraphs allowed and say, how can we say that any better? or frequently he would say, do we really need to say this? let's cut it and i would say, i think we need to say it. and he would say -- i don't like the way you said it. >> the first book took 18 months to complete. the second, three and a half years. >> we somehow just became remarkably -- >> finding the right words. >> good buddies. >> usually comes easy for the professor. just last week garner and scalia were in hong kong. three weeks ago scalia was in dallas working from garner's home library. together the

joining us now, republican senator corey gardner of colorado and democratic senator chris coons of delaware. also former assistant secretary of defense for russia and eurasia at the pentagon evelyn farkas and jonathan capehart who was up way too early. everyone has flat stanley. >> i have flat stanley. >> we're going to start off on a very positive -- your nephew is happy. >> i'll tell you my favorite pat robertson story before i start. i walk on to the house for the first time. they're debating subsidies and pat robertson says "will the gentleman and the sheep he rode into town on take that argument back where it came from?" >> i think he still uses that line. >> i'm sure he does. what's happening with gitmo, guys? the president promised he would shut it down in a year. we said -- mika and i were saying before he got elected that ain't happening. here we are at the end and he's still talking about trying to shut it down. >> it's a very difficult conundrum. i'm glad i had a chance to visit with a bipartisan delegation. when you look at it directly, it's a choice between an ongoing situation

. >>> a fundraiser in new jersey for donald trump but the proceeds go to chris christie. now for melissa magee, monica malpass and the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams have a nice evening. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> it is thursday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is the very latest on the disappearance of egypt air flight 804. greek officials were disputing egypt air's claims that debris found in the mediterranean was wreckage from the plane, egypt air concedes it was not. the plane went down about halfway between crete and egypt's northern coastline on its flight from paris to cairo, it disappeared from radar screens at 2:45 local time, there were 66 people on board, the big question was was this terrorism. and egyptian officials say the early theory is that it was. u.s. authorities are withholding judgment saying there is no evidence at this stage. they say their radar picked up the plane making dramatic turns before it disappeared. the family of

but chris gardner says the teenage boy... could not free himself from his seat belt. chris gardner, rescued chopper passengers: "got a knife and we were able to slightly cut through... and it took a long time - it was six or seven minutes." the bell 206 -- a single engine 5 seat aircraft -- was built in 1979. and the tour company -- run by genesis aviation -- is not commenting on the crash. darla thompson, witness: "we couldn't tell if it was going to hit land or if it was going to hit water." witnesses say they heard the chopper sputtering... and two large bangs... before it went down. will be on scene today. the water... and the navy is helping in the recovery process. brandi hitt -- abc news -- los angeles. an assessment of the el faro's boilers found parts that had "deteriorated severely" or needed to be replaced. that was the testimony today a coast guard hearing on the sunken cargo ship. company enigneers said: despite the issue, they believed the ship was still fit to sail. the 40-year-old vessel's boilers were scheduled for service a month after its ill-fated

(butted to) sot -- chris gardner / rescued chopper crash... but witnesses say... they heard.... the chopper sputtering and two large bangs.... before it went down. n-t-s-b investigators were on the scene today..... as the navy helps in recovering.... the chopper. new developments on a triple-murder that had worldwide attention. william balfour was the brother-in- law of singer jennifer hudson when he was arrested for the murder of hudson's mother.. brother and nephew. balfour never gave an interview to the media and never but now.. he's talking for the first time and proclaiming innocence.. despite several witnesses who say they saw him with murder weapon. g-did you ever have the gun? b-no. not one time. g-so the people who said they saw you with the gun were lying? b-exactly. the jury found him guilty of all charges. the judge called his soul "barren" and sentenced him to life without parole. his appeal last year was rejected.. and last month.. the u.s. supreme court refused to take his case. g-why should anybody believe what you're saying now? b-i mean it's up to them to make

chris gardner // thr: -- this is not the last we'll hear from jada pinkett- smith. so far: radio silence from her and hubby will? for good morning america, nick watt, abc news, hollywood. > a lot more news coming up at 11-30, including the latest for the white house. today is super tuesday, and the candidates are on edge, until all the votes are tallied up. in the meantime, we're hearing from a big donald trump supporter --- his wife! (melania trump/donald trump's wife) "he's not racist. he's not anti- immigrant. he wants to keep america safe. he wants to have illegal immigrants taken care of" more from that interview..on why she says you should vote for the donald, and what she would change from his campaign. while state lawmakers continue to look into ways to split the clark county school district... the district is moving forward with some new goals. some of it's been washed away, but people living there want to see permanent action! erin andrews: dad i'm naked all over the intent and i don't know what it is. "dancing with the stars" co-host erin andrews breaks d

chris gardner wasn't too far away. he was taking john morgan on a tour when the accident happened. he quickly took action. >> we took turns with the knife. i cut my finger, trying to slice the seat belt. >> gardener's previous training as a life guard and surfing champ helped him trap the 16-year-old. >> i regret we didn't get him out faster. it seemed like a long time. shows people taken out on stretchers. gardner and the second hero are shown resting after the rescue. we know the 16-year-old is in the hospital in critical condition. the four other people hurt are expected to be ok. >> we spoke with our helicopter pilot. he flies a similar helicopter like the one involved in the crash. he says in emergency situations, you only have seconds to react and if the pilot would have swayed feet away into the rocks, the crash could have been deadly. >> with just one day to go before the south carolina primary, donald trump is in the middle of a new controversy. this time with the pope. but this morning, trump is softening his stance on the holy father. >> i have a lot of respect for the p

one of the bystanders is chris gardner. >> i saw people running and screaming and took off my shirt and dove in the water. >> reporter: but they had trouble freeing a 16-year-old boy, part of a family of four, from his seatbelt. he was the only fatality, with the focus of the investigation on the mechanical issue and how the pilot reacted. david kerley, abc news, washington. >> david, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday from california. breaking developments. the deadly police shootout. three deputies ambushed. serving an eviction, a foreclosure notice. the man inside opening fire in the heartland. and the new details coming in at this hour. >>> and then, tonight, the $72 million verdict. a very popular store brand. the family blaming the product for their mother's cancer. >>> and, to the famous sports reporter, the "dancing with the stars" host, erin andrews, suing her stalker and the hotel that allegedly put him in the room next door. why her father broke down on the stand today. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. up that s? well

water to help. 1:02-1:14 chris gardner/ rescuer gardner says: "so i jumped in and i tried to extract divers, uh navy policeman, brian had a knife, and we took turns cutting on the seatbelt and finally got him out." butted 0:12-0:15 daniel rose/ the back of the helicopter." witnesses believe the pilot prevented the aircraft from hitting people on shore. tours of the pearl harbor memorial are now closed until further notice. a gas explosion destroyed a house in england today. a man who lives nearby ran outside and captured a video and photo of what remained of the building. you can see smoke rising from a pile of rubble. at least one person died. crews are working to determine the extent of the damage . just 24 hours from democrats facing off in south carolina. what the candidates are doing my constipation and belly pain... ...feel like a raging storm. i've tried laxatives... ... but my symptoms keep returning. my constipation... ...feels like a heavy weight... ...that keeps coming back. linzess can help. once-daily linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipati

in hopes of saving those inside. (( chris gardner, rescuer, "somebody said there's somebody still in the aircraft. so i dove through the pilot's side and the back seat and saw him and then saw the seat, it was twisted." )) ((paul joncich)) the chopper came down near the uss arizona memorial at pearl harbor. all five people onboard were rushed to the hospital... at least one person is in critical condition. the f-a-a says the helicopter, a nearly 40- year-old bell 206 is owned by jeffre gebhard, founder of honolulu-based genesis helicopters. the company's website says it offers sightseeing tours around o'ahu. /// paul joncich > that's all for us at 4. 8 news now at five starts after this. don't forget.. we're always on at las vegas now dot com, on facebook and twitter. ((paul joncich)) > happening candidate hillary clinton is speaking in las vegas. . ((denise valdez)) the former secretary of state is at the del sol academy holding a youth town hall. let's take a listen. ((kirsten joyce)) > elementary i've watched as the house across the street has sat empty for over six years. i've wa

chris gardner wasn't too far away. he was taking john morgan on a tour when the crash happened. he took off and sort of cut people out of their seat belts. >> we took turns turns. i cut my finger trying to slice the seat belt. >> his previous training as a surfing champ helped him free the 16-year-old who was trapped >> i regret we didn't get him out faster. video taken moments after shows people being taken out on stretchers stretchers. >> we know the 16-year-old is in the hospital in critical condition. the four other people hurt are expected to be ok. >> we spoke with bob lancaster. he says in emergency situations you only have seconds to react. if the pilot would have swayed a few feet into the rocks, this crash could have been deadly. >> with just one day to go before the south carolina primary, donald trump is in the middle of a new controversial this time with the pope. this morning, he is softening his stance on the holy father. >> i think he was misinterpreted. >> trump officially went off on the pope after francis said a person who thinks only about building walls and

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. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> lauriri one by one theyal all surfaced from the water, but chris gardner said the teenage boy couldn't free himself from his seatbelt. >> got a knife and we were able to slightly cut through and it took a long time, six or seven minutes. >> laurie: the bell 206 a single engine five seat aircraft was built in 1979 and the tour company run by genesis aviation isn't commenting on the crash. >> you couldn't tell if it was going to hit land or if it was going to hit water. >> laurie: witnesses they haddie is heard the chopper spurting and two large bangs beforet went down. and it's just amazing to see all those people jump in to help. ntsb investigators, they are on the scene today but that chopper is apparently still in the water stow navy is helping in the recovery process and we hope that teenager pulls through. >> calvin: let's check in now with our betty davis, and we're hoping for a wonder of ever wonderful west africa some wondererl days that we were forced to work. let's take it on through the weekend, betty. can you do that? >> betty: let's go get it.

. >> reporter: no longer a school bus driver in gardner, chris chase's case highlights a crack in the system after everything arrested for the rape of a 12-year-old girl with you a nichl another town, the suspended chasen's bus license. that 12-year-old girl didn't ride his bus and chasen has pled not guilty, but enough to get the attention of governor charlie baker after fox25's first report. >> frankly the report raised an interesting -- an important element in the current system. >> reporter: baker, concerned the state could only track convictions and has no way to monitor a list of bus drivers in real time. after fox25 investigates followed up last week, the state sent out thi law enforcement asking them to report all arrests of school bus drivers to the rmv. their license to transport children could be suspended while charges are pending. >> we talk about protecting children. there should be no delay. >> reporter: victims advocate wendy murphy calling the new orders following fox25's investigation common sense. >> no camera on the bus to make hour the driver isn't molesting the c

./// ((chris maathuis)) >>> the gardner police department in kansas recently so they set up a few trail cameras to find out if it were true. they expected to see some raccoons and coyotes... but that wasn't all. apparently the cameras weren't hidden very well... and those living in the area decided to have some fun with it. there was someone in a werewolf costume... people dressed in gorilla suits... and whatever this thing is. officers actually thanked those that took part in giving them a good laugh./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> that's all for us live at eleven. >> the late show with stephen colbert is next... tonight's guest.. sting! we'll see you back here tomorrow night./// look at this... a silicon valley server farm. the vault to man's greatest wonders... selfies, cat videos and winking emojis. speaking of tech wonders, with the geico app you can get roadside assistance, ven file a claim. do that.. yeah, yeah that should work. it's not happening... just try again. uh, i think i found your problem. thanks. hmm... the award-winning geico app. captioning sponsored by cbs >> has this

and tomorrow pamela gardner will join chris katherine and danielle to track the storm and how it affects your commute. levan and i were saying growing up if you thought 4 to 8 inches were coming you wouldn't do the homework. >> no out the window and we said we would wake up in the morning and apparently. >> no. >> and horrible realization you look at the crawl and. >> trust me i followed that crawl a lot. >> can i make a gamble. i bet paula did her homework. >> this is cruel joke why was i being my homework but i never had that feeling. >> look we ended up in the same spot. >> yes. >> that's the teak away. >> i am here with these guys. >> see you back here for the wbz news at 11.

. >> reporter: no longer a school bus driver in gardner, chris's case highlights a crack in the system uncovered by fox 25 girl with autism in a neighboring town, the department of public utilities, which licenses all school bus drivers in the state, never suspended his bus license. that 12-year-old girl didn't ride his bus and he has pleaded not guilty but it was enough to get the attention of governor charlie baker after fox 25's first report. >> frankly the report raised an interesting and important element in the current system. >> reporter: baker concerned the state could only track to monitor arrests of bus drivers in realtime. after fox 25 investigates followed up last week the state sent out this bulletin to law enforcement asking them to report all arrests of school bus drivers to the r.m.v., their license to transport children could be suspended while charges are pending. >> we're talking about protecting children. there should be no delay. >> reporter: victims advocate wendy murphy called the new orders following fox 25's investigation common bus to make sure the driver isn'

. >> i am chris mckinnon. pamela gardner in for danielle niles. people have the day off because martin luther king day. >> relax and enjoy the beauty of the snowflakes. >> right. >> less cars on the road which is a good thing. >> if tough travel out there, this is going to last for the next couple hours. get to where you need to go. we will look live and local looks at radar. heaviest snow where it's starting to move in to downtown boston at this time and most of the snow concentrated around the coastline. temperatures in the upper 20s and so we are dealing with some light and informy snow allowing for slightly higher snow totalsthan if we had temperatures around freezing. boston came brag -- cambridge and all of the heavier snow is piling up and pushing towards the airport and we are awaiting the latest information with how much snow the airport has recorded. so far newton and watertown getting a heavy snow burst but heaviest snow pushing out. woburn get a down burst of snow and you could experience a gusty wind in the snow squalls as well. the h

no long area school bus driver in gardner chris's case highlights a crack in the system uncovered by fox 25 investigates. after he was arrested for the rape of a 12-year-old girl with autism in a neighboring town, the department of public utilities which licenses all never suspended his bus license. that 12-year-old girl didn't ride his bus and he has pleaded not guilty but it was enough to get the attention of governor charlie baker after fox 25's first report. frankly the report raised an interesting and important element in the current system. baker concerned state could only track convictions and had no way to monitor arrests of bus drivers in real time after fox 25 investigates followed week, the state sent out this bulletin to law enforcement asking them to report all assists of school bus drivers to the rmv. their license to transport children could suspended while charges are pending. the we're talking about protecting children. there should be no delay. victims advocate wendy murphy called new orders following fox 25's investigation common sense. there's no boss on bus to ma

salazar's equivalent forth governor chris christie. >>> colorado republican senator cory gardner says voters should support donald trump. gardner withheld his endorsement and got into a twitter war of words after trump criticized colorado's gop nominating process in april. gardner says now it's important to election the entire republican ticket. >>> we often talk about denver's homelessness problem, but many surrounding cities are populations continue to grow and the cost of living continues to skyrocket. >> i love colorado. it's beautiful, but it's just too expensive. >> reporter: we've heard that before and rents only continue to rise. >> your rent will be $1,200 for a two bedroom. >> reporter: so much so dana calloway who has been homeless in aurora since march. >> you are stuck sleeping in the park or trying to find -- hopefully you ha piece of carpet of that's all you can do. >> reporter: all you can do she says with the limited number of resources for the homeless here, but the city has a plan to do more. >> no more homelessness in aurora. >> reporter: that's a pretty big vision

andrew gardner, offensive lineman, started a couple games. and chris gibbons and ruben randall, also gone. they had an impressive showing against the colts. sam bradford found the end zone twice. missed on three throws. 114 passer rating. they won it 33-23. brad ford looks like he's ready for the opener. >> i think everyone realizes that before week one gets here we have a lot of work to do. this is a big week coming up to get a jump on cleveland. >> i think a lot of guys did good things but we're never satisfied. jr. season coming back shortly. obviously we're excited about that. but the team is headed in the right direction. >> the d played the way they have all season. that's great. especially against the run yesterday. the colts managed a measly 39 yards. they got a ton of pressure. sacking andrew luck three times. >> they're playing aggressive, tenacious football. that's jim schwartz style of ball. that's what i wanted when i hired jim. that's when you're seeing. >> we work to be the best. so when we have success, we don't necessarily ge

. >> i am chris mckinnon it's wednesday august 24. pamela gardner is in for >> gorgeous weather -- gorgeous weather but the temperatures right now are in the 50s and 60s. lawrence 6 # and not -- 62. not as chilly as what we experienced this time yesterday and temperatures are on the uptick. winds from the south a sea breeze could develop later today keeping temperatures along the coast in the low to mid-80s but inland especially 88 degrees for the drive home high temperatures elsewhere nearing 90. once we get farther to the south and to the north here 82 hyannis. 82 in provincetown. more warmth is on the way. 90s and tracking the next chance for rain. it's a slim chance but it's a chance. i will go through that in the 7- day. >>> we begin with breaking news from italy a deadly earthquake hitting the central part of the country as people slept. two towns. at least 11 people -- debris littering the streets of two towns. >> reporter: italian officials say ies a -- it's a 6.# and u.s -- 6.1 and u.s. official measure it 6.# it hit central

. >> i am chris mckinnon it's wednesday august 24. pamela gardner is in for

chris boswell, cbs 4 news , the white house. >>> kori gardner is now giving his support to donald trump took you can find his reasons why in the campaign section of the bs denver.com and we also have details on the fight over raising the minimum wage. areas of louisiana. areas of louisiana .11 deaths are blamed on historic flooding took 6000 people are still in shock but that is actually down from 11,000 earlier this week that officials believed that at least 40,000 homes are damaged. 16,000 people have already signed up for fema assistance. >>> crews in california are fighting a desperate battle against the blue cut buyer burning 60 miles east of la. less than four hours, it is -- it has consumed 30,000 acres destroying and an unknown -- destroying an unknown amount of structures. >> in my 40 years of fighting fire, i have never seen fire behavior so extreme as it was yesterday. >> this is a challenging year and one of the things we are seeing is that the fires are burning unprecedented fashion. new normal this year. we are seeing explosive, dangerous fire behavior or kai was able to g

chris givens and rubin randall along with andrew gardner. sam bradford for his part, 17 of 20. and one of the three passes he didn't complete was in and out of the hands of nelson aguillar. and a 54-yard drive that ended in a field goal. >> to execute the way we did, it was nice. you know, i was really happy with the communication up front at the line of scrimmage. i thought our tempo in and out of the huddle was really good again, getting to the line quickly. but overall i think the execution was great. something we can build on moving forward. >> the wide receiver's play last night certainly made bradford's job easier. he got his first significant playing time. they showed why they signed him on this td catch from sam bradford. >> i mean, it's just natural. he's a big target. going up and making plays like that. i know i have to take advantage of those opportunities in the red zone. i feel like for me to go out there and do that, all my teammates can see what i'm capable of doing and that's what i came here to do. i still have to compete. i have to get into the playbook, stud

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great to have you with us. >> i am chris mckennon friday january 15th and pamela gardner is in for danielle and pamela as we head out the door we are thinking what do we bundle up >> heavy coat. the gloves and hat and scarf. temperatures are in the 20s or teens in some spots. we have a very subtle breeze making it feel slightly worse than the temperatures. photographer pat guyler out there right now is -- guiler right now but during the chilly temperatures nothing like we have a calm start to the day. and at least nothing falling from the sky temperatures in the 20s here. 29 boston a. 24 taughton and 21 in worcester and nashua on the way to a high of 38 by lunchtime and a few peeks of sunshine in store for you although i think the clouds will rule the forecast. majority of the day. here in your hour by hour forecast, through the evening, into saturday morning 5 a.m. you notice all the rain showers move in and we have the chance for a wentry mix in northern parts of new england and more rain on the way for saturday afternoon. and prior to the patriots game, how long the rain sticks around an

with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> tuesday night. governor chris christie again denies any role in bridge gate and philadelphia police show off the results of a three day violence crime crack down. but the big story on "action news" tonight is out the door for the executive director of the philadelphia parking authority. just hours after he got a vote of confidence from the board chairman he was suspended with intent to fire. what happened? a second woman came forward with a second claim of sexual harassment that is what happened. >> john rawlins is live now. a roller coaster day for vince fenerty. >> it looks like the job was secure as of early this afternoon he was suspended. >> the day began with the authority's chairman, joseph ashdale defending the decision not to fire director vince fenerty citing a finding citing his otherwise hed record. we are confi

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new jersey governor chris christie is the featured speaker. our own jim gardner and sarah bloomquist will be in cleveland throughout the convention with gavel to gavel coverage. be sure to tune in for their live reports throughout the week right here on "action news." >>> hillary clinton will campaign in las vegas today. the democrat will speak to public employee union members and then attend a voter registration event. an airport worker walkout that is planned at philadelphia international airport today could be a preview of what is to come during the dnc next week with baggage handlers cabin cleaners and wheelchair attendants demanding a $15 minimum wage. the subcontractors that were hired by the airlines have voted to strike next week hoping the delegates in town embrace their cause. >> strong storms across the tri-state area broke the unbearable humidity but they also left behind quite a bit of death and destruction. a 26-year-old woman from plainfield, new jersey, was electrocuted when live power lines fell on her car in fanwood a reminde

from the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. good evening. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- chris pine. the bachelorette jojo and fianc. with cleto and the cletones. and now, hold on -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming.

. >> that's chris chasen. he was driving for gardner schools employed by bus contractor called first student. the company fired chasen after chasen has pled not guilty. the state didn't know about the charges, so he didn't have his license to drive ibus revoked. it turns out someone had to actually report his case to the state for that to happen. background checks will flag drivers, but only after convicted. look what we got. we asked the state for records of drivers who had their licenses suspended or revoked. we got nearly 100 pages but almost everything, names, black on youed -- blacked out. we caught up with the man that handled school bus licenses and that's our full report at 10:00. >> i think a lot of parents are interested in this. we'll look forward to that report tonight, eric. >>> a flat road for gas prices in massachusetts this week. according to aaa they stay the same. gas prices only changed a penny in the last three weeks. they're now nine cents lower >>> a big holiday hiring prush for kohl's. t

new jersey governor chris christie is a featured speaker. jim gardner and sarah bloomquist will be there with gavel to gavel coverage. be sure to tune in for their live reports tonight throughout the week right here on "action news." >>> hillary clinton will campaign in las vegas today. the democrat will speak to public employee union members and then attend voter registration event. an airport worker walkout that is planned at philadelphia international airport today could be a preview of what is to come during the democratic national convention in philadelphia next week. the baggage handlers cabin cleaners and wheelchair attendants are demanding a $15 minimum wage and have voted to strike next week hoping the delegates in town embrace their cause. >> ♪ >> breaking now an elderly man says he heard a crash at the front door that got kicked in and then he he had three men in his face with gunsly they stole hundreds from him. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live outside northeast detectives. she's got the latest. quite a flight for

and i'm chris mckinnon. i want to start off with pamela gardner here. we are expecting dangerous heat today? >> heat advisories in place for later this taunton. feeling like around 100 degrees, and the advisory is in effect from noon to 7:00 p.m. the heat will continue through the weekend, tracking more 90s through sunday. brianna? >> pamela, you want to avoid route 2 with multiple accidents this morning. there's a three-car crash from exit 31 to exit 32. back, and there's two single- car stretches along the crash, and there's stop and go traffic back to exit 45. >>> the top story this morning, good news for david ortiz. overnight we learned an x-ray showed ortiz did not break any bones when he fouled a fastball off his shin in last he is listed day-to-day. we will see you back here in 25 mom: i'm a mom, not a millionaire. i can give permission... i can give hugs... but i can't give millions of dollars to a campaign. narrator: but that's the way to get kelly ayotte's attention. and she voted with them 90% of the time -- supporting tax breaks that help m

with ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> wednesday night and governor chris christie addressing his vice presidential possibilities and a driver slams through a door in elsmere, delaware. but the big story on "action news" tonight is the arrest of the alleged road rage gunman, police bought 50-year-old act any richardson from his home to the belmont barracks in philadelphia. police say he is the person that fired on a blue mitsubishi lancer on the blue route on may 5th. gray hall is live at the barracks tonight. how did police find richardson? >> reporter: well, police said the victim was able to provide enough information to create a very detailed sketch and it was that sketch along with a solid lead that led to the arrest. >> state police say that 50-year-old anthony richardson is the suspect they were looking for in the blue route road rage incident that ended in gun fire. head hung low he had no comment for the media. >> for that few moments he interacted with the other driver, he provided a good sketch. >> it was the sketch and a confidential tip that le

with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> friday and new jersey governor, chris christie signs a bill to keep atlantic city from running out of cash and a boat slams into the rock of the cnd canal in delaware. >>> but the big story is the start of the memorial day weekend. welcome to 2016. even though it was breezy and cool at the shore. folks could not resist putting on their bathing suits for a day at the beach. this was ocean city which will likely see the clouds build through the weekend. traffic pretty heavy southbound on i-95 this afternoon in delaware. 38 million americans are taking to the roads for the halladay with the price of gas 17% lower than it was a year ago. of course what everybody wantses to know about is the accuweather forecast. lets go to cecily tynan with that. >> reporter: we are starting off the holiday weekend with the first heat wave of the year, take a look. two days in a row of 90 degree weather, yesterday 90 and today hit 90 and tomorrow will probably be

for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, good night. s "jimmy kimmel live." >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- chris hemsworth, from "broad city" abbi jacobson & ilana glazer, "this week in unnecessary censorship," and music from anderson paak featuring schoolboy q, with cleto and the cletones -- and now, i've said enough -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. have a great night and great weekend. >> ♪ hey, you guys. guess what. my boyfriend smith finished law school. (singsongy) he comes home today. wow. that is so... jules, what's the word for "who cares?" ellie torres, i opened my best bottle of wine for you last night, and you left a sip. i would never. this is your lipstick. (singsongy) wino fight. that was my glass. i accidentally wore colored lip balm yesterday. it's barely colored, and it makes my eyes pop. that's how it started for my uncle max. then he bought some wigs and changed his name to maxine. but you know what's really funny? he still goes by "max." "who cares?" "who cares?" was the word i was looking for. you know what? i'm gonna drink it. it's 8:00 a.m. on a saturday. so? this is just like a mimosa, except for it's got wine

for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. have a great night and great weekend. >> ♪ >> dicky and former massachusetts governor mitt romney. with cleto and the cletones. and now, not only that, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thanks, everybody. i'm jimmy.

"action news" continues at 59:30 with gray hall, nydia han and chris sowers. for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers, jim gardner, the entire "action news" team, i'm monica malpass. you have a good night, and a great weekend. >> ♪ ♪ >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- anthony anderson -- bill simmons -- this week in "unnecessary censorship." plus music from train. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. thank you, everybody for coming. i'm jimmy kimmel, i'm your host. thank you for joining us. earlier tonight in primetime, game four, nba special. i'm really glad i'm here because we had an earthquake this morning. did you feel that? at 1:00 this morning, the earth started shaking, the biggest one since 2012. it lasted about ten seconds. fortunately for me, i sleep in added support lululemon. did you feel it, guillermo? >> no, i didn't, jimmy. [ laughter ] >> thankfully everyone knows what to do. in the event of an earthquake, soon as you feel any kind of movement, grab your phone and start tweeting a