thorpe was a football, baseball, and track star who died in 1953. last year, a judge ruled that his surviving sons could move thorpe's remains to his home state of oklahoma, but a federal appeals court has now thrown out that ruling. >>> next on "nbc 10 news at 6," a father's search for answers. >> we're all concerned of where she's at and want her home. >> an atlantic city woman is missing. tonight her father speaking with nbc 10 as police try to figure out if foul play was involved in her disappearance. >>> after two days of rain, we're finally starting to dry out, but it's still windy across the area. next i'll look at when temperatures will warm up in your first alert forecast. >>> plus, no fear for philadelphia's mayor. the good cause that sent him on a 31-story ride. >>> coming up here tonight, the chilling new surveillance video of the suspect in yesterday's shooting in ottawa, canada. >>> also tonight, a doctor hospitalized here in new york. the fear is he, himself, had been in contact with ebola patients. >>> and in pennsylvania, new jersey

one year after ogle thorp established the georgia colony, he returned to london with a delegation of yom craw indeans. this scene represents his delegation to them to 25 trusties in london. ogle thorp's transported native american delegation was one of several attempts by english colonists to strengthen the bonds between the two cultures, mainly by introducing the indeans to the splendors of england. english newspaper reports of the day recorded the yom caw's activities on a daily basis, often noting that they were naked except at the waste. a chief is pictured here at the left with his hand extended, a single indian woman is portrayed in english dress to provide a more modest covering. she is the chief's wife. the pink gown reportedly came back with her to georgia and was worn on special occasions for years after. 28 years later, a cherokee delegation was escorted by henry timberlake to the english capital. one of the three natives was this chief. in this ingraving the sgrekts combination of european and native art attire was meant to suggest harmony between the cultures. those roun

. >>> jim thorp's remains to stay in pennsylvania town after legal battle. a federal appeals court threw out a lower court ruling that would have allowed thorpe's sons to move his body to native american land in oklahoma. jim thorpe was a football, baseball, and track star who won the decathlon and pentathlon in the olympics. he died in 1953. ? >> and meet the secret service canines who took down the latest 23-year-old fence jumper. he's shown on this video punching and kicking two secret service dogs wednesday night. the dogs, hurricane and jordan, ultimately took him down. the secret service highlighted them on its twitter account, saying they sustained only minor injuries. >>> and here's some other stories we are following. a new survey sponsored by the national institute of justice shows more than 60% of teens, both girls and boys, have been either the victim or predator in an abusive relationship. >>> the marijuana industry could be worth an estimated $35 billion by the year 2020 if all 50 states and the federal government legalizes it. that's according

his name, thorpe was laid to rest in jim thorpe carbon county six take aids ago, now federal appeals court has thrown out a hearing, that could have moved it to native american lands in oklahoma thorpe was part native american, and football baseball and track star, who won the de cat long in the 1912 olympics. >>> well, just few miles down from the milk, something coming -- coming to philadelphia grocery stores. beer. but the chain isn't sitting well with everyone in the alcohol business. "eyewitness news" reporter todd explains. >> reporter: rivals any beer store, but here spick up your spaghetti, too. this thriftway in port richmond one of the first grocery stores in philadelphia to sell beer. officials grand opening is happening this weekend. >> i think it is pretty great. provides some competition in the craft beer market, bring the prices down. >> go to other states, go down south, and it is just come on to see it in gas stations. >> during beer, bread, under one roof, man a part of the suburbs for some time. but finally the idea is making its way to the city too. competition fr

a federal appeals court threw out a lower court ruling that would have allowed thorp's sons to move his body from the pennsylvania town that's named after him to native american land in oklahoma. he was a football, track star and he won the decathlon and pentathlon in the 1912 olympics. he died in 1953. >>> in the daily caller, meet the secret service k-9 who took down the latest white house fence jumper. 23-year-old dominic atasana is shown punching and kicking two secret service dogs wednesday night. the dogs hurricane and jordan ultimately took him down. the secret service highlighted them on their twitter site saying they only sustained minor injuries. >>> and to other stories we're following today, a new report published thursday says sears will be closing more than 100 stores and laying off more than 5,000 workers in the next few months. >>> a new survey sponsored by the national institutes of justice says both boys and girls have been the victim or perpetrator of abuse in a relationship. the abuse was either physical or sexual and researchers are calling the findings startling. >

this is jim thorpe. vai showed you lots of sunshine. here is jim thorpe, we have the clouds. in the poconos, part of it is cloudy. part of it is sunny. it's 43 in mount pocono. low to mid 50s across most of thearea. 12 degrees colder in philadelphia, 17 degrees colder in dover and in millville, new jersey, than it was at this time yesterday. yeah, it's going to be cooler for a while. remember, late yesterday when the rain came in, the temperature dropped. up to 3:00, 60 degrees. 6:00, 55 won't feel that much colder than it did at 6:00 last night. it's not going to be raining like it was. it will be raining for a part of the weekend. the tiementi itiming on that in minutes. >>> happening now, philadelphia city council is meeting. this is a live look inside chambers. council members are expected to call for hearing to determine if the city can become a regional energy hub. that comes days after council killed a proposed deal to sell pgw. monique braxton is following the debate. she joins us from outside city hall. are they going to get this thing passed? >> reporter: council pe

nick thorpe, bbc news, budapest. >> interesting story. what about this? what about that glass of wine at the end of -- at the end of the day? what do you mean at the end of the day? it could cost you a little bit more. hundreds of thousands of vines have been killed by three fungal diseases. esca, black dead arm, a new type of die back, have cut wine production in france by apparently around 13%. one in eight vines have been lost. this is a horrible story. robert joseph is a wine consultant. let's find out more about this. seriously, black dead arm? >> black measles is another name. there's another one called black goo. these are great things for diseases in the trunks of the vines. >> let me ask you this. robert, great to have you on the program. but head of france's chambers of agriculture says this is so severe, it should be declared an international emergency. really? >> there are a few other things going on in the world at the moment, so i'm not sure where we place it. it's bad. that one in eight figure, 13%, they don't know. they're guessing. nobody

while names like jim thorpe and vince lombardi echo through these hallways, there's more than a hint of the 49ers in these hallowed halls as well. although the team didn't join the nfl until 1950, they were part of the all-american football conference from 1946 to 1949. when the all-american football conference folded, the baltimore colts, cleveland browns, and of course the 49ers joined forces with the national football league. it was in the 1950s that the 49ers would be perceived as something special, as their million-dollar backfield exploded on to the scene and the running game was viewed as one of the most dominant of their time. playmakers, leaders, dynasties. all of these are represented in canton. and all of them have the common ground of northern california adorning their walls. the 49ers live on in the pro football hall of fame, but so do their faithful. if you ever decide to visit, you will find that behind those great players and coaches there stands an army of fans. and by the way, if you look close enough, nestled in the hallway, emblazoned on a plaque, eternally profes

over the intersection of pail thorpe and berk street. a man was shot in the leg at 35b 30 this morning and the victim is in stable condition and the search continues for the gunman. >>> an unexpected landing caused a scene in bucks county, a hot air balloon touched down in a parking lot after it ran into trouble in warrington township. people saw it flying low and feared it would crash and began calling police, the pilot was able to touch down off of easton road. nobody was hurt. philadelphia unveiled two major development projects this morning. the first one the $230 million east market transforming a, officials broke ground on an area bound by chestnut and 11th and 12th streets it will feature apartments, retail, and restaurants. today was the first time the public could step foot on the highly anticipated schuylkill banks boardwalk. it expands the river trail from locust to south street an lowed people to run, walk and ride over the water, the boardwalk took nearly two and a half years to build. >>> outside it's shaping up to be a bea

. >> we're looking live, it is gorgeous, jim thorpe in the pocono mountain camera, a gorgeous day, a million activities and people took advantage, dominica. >> a chilly start, in the poconos. they started right around freezing mark. in the 30's and 40's and we struggled to make it in the lower 60's in philadelphia. that was our high, 61 degrees. look at the poconos, they didn't even make it in the 50's. it was a cool sunday but warmer weather is coming back in the forecast for the first of the workweek. it is 59 right now, in the city. we have 48 in the poconos with 55, up in allentown, temperatures, tonight are going to be on the cool side, once again, so we have one more cool morning ahead of us and then things start to warm up. fifty-seven, by 7:00 o'clock tonight. we are still looking at clear skies and then starts to turn crisp as we move through the evening. fifty-four at 9:00. then 50 degrees at 11:00 o'clock tonight. another cool start tomorrow with you then we will be backup in the 70's for the first of the week. i'll let you they about that coming up in a bit and we will ch

we go behind the scenes of the brave men and women whose life live look at the jim thorpe from our poke company mountains camera. beautiful weather and warm temperatures in late objection but end and joy it while it lasts. chief meteorologist scott williams with a look at changes headed our way in your fox 29 weather authority forecast. >> a resident has reported a possible siting of fugitive eric frein the man wanted for the ambush of two state troopers much he's accused of of killing one trooper and wounding another outside their northeastern pennsylvania barrack. a manhunt for him now has been going on for month and a half. a resident reported a possible siting of frein near route 390 in monroe county today. police are notary loosing any other information about the reported sighting. >> it takes a very special kind of person to solve crimes against children. they've got to be as tough as nails to get through that evidence and really as soft as a teddy bear to talk witness little ones torments night fox 29's sabina kuriakose goes behind the scenes with those who have the difficult job

let take you around the region in jim thorpe pa where we have train rides, bike rentals and farmers market for fall foliage weekend. down in south jersey woodstown we have a pumpkin show, pumpkin mr. and miss pumpkin pageants i might add, free admission, parking there for you there but in linvilla coordinating starred. we have apple and pumpkin picking. if you are waiting for dry weather wait until sunday for the guarantee there. torey, over to you. >> i just had a blonde moment. i was like a pumpkin pageant dessert contest, what is that? anyway, you'll be shaking your head to traffic as will well. thirty bypass, eastbound we are dealing with some major volume around here near 322. heavy delays on the ben franklin bridge westbound if to pennsylvania and once you get there delays on the vine street expressway to and from the schuylkill. also traveling on 95 southbound delays out of the northeast down through the vine. mass transit the not awful but delays through paoli thorndale line, now back to the desk. >>> well, would be of the most popular wrap stars in the business apparently isn't so

live look right now at jim thorpe where it's even chillier up there. we've been dry for a few days but some rain in the not so diss tap future. chief meteorologist scott williams standing by with the details. a pretty nice day, scott. >> it really was. we saw a lot of sunshine across the area. temperatures pretty seasonal for this time of year, but we have some cloud cover. it's on the increase and, yes, we have some rainfall in the near term. 67 degrees right now. winds out of the southwest at 15. the sun will set this evening at about 6:31. we'll stay dry but if you're stepping outdoors grab a light jacket or sweater. temperatures dropping into the 50s by 11:00 o'clock. but take look out to the west we're tracking a series of disturbances that are going to rotate and head toward our way increasing the threat for rainfall. so for tonight, we're dry, we're quite but our next system arrives during the day on frid friday. it will linger into a part of the weekend. more on the timing and expected rainfall coming up. back to you. >> all right, scott. thank

>>> what will happen to thorpe's remains? a judge decided they will stay in the pennsylvania town named after the famous athlete. >>> new information now in the tour bus crash in delaware that's left three people dead. emergency calls made by passengers and motorists captured the chaos and the confusion in the moments following this crash. the recordings were obtained by the "associated press" under the freedom of information act. the tapes show 911 operators struggling to learn exactly where the crash happened because passengers didn't know where they were. some callers had to wait as they were transferred to emergency responders. the september 21st crash happened on the route 1 off ramp to u.s. 12 in bear, delaware. >>> now to decision 2014. two candidates running for congress in bucks county squared off this afternoon in their final debate. congressman mike fitzpatrick and his democratic opponent kevin strauss differed most starkly on issues like marijuana decriminalization. fitzpatrick saying legalizing pot is a gateway t

fog in the mts mts with the combination from jim thorpe, the fog below. the fog is actually in new jersey thinnest right now. all reporting a quarter-mile visibility. look at the temperatures, much chillier, 37 in allen tao and pottstown. 48 in philadelphia. sunshine, 55 at lunchtime, 58 later today. >> thank you, bill. a check on traffic with jillian mele. jill, i see traffic moving a little bit on route 1? >> a little bit. very slowly, one lane of traffic is getting by on the boulevard. this has been out there an hour and a half involving a tanker and two other vehicles. we have miles of delays. if you want to avoid that portion take middale avenue. on route 401, an accident blocking the right lane was just on 32nd moved to the shoulder. >>> skyforce 10 over a fire at bucks county. this is video from 30 minutes ago. a vacant home along new york avenue went up in flails. you see the smoke there coming out of that roof. right now, firefighters are still trying to get control of it. so far, no injury had been reported. >>> no now to a septa strike. the wor

that's from jim thorpe, which it dropped into the 20s earlier today. we are watching temperatures climb in philadelphia. 49, that's four degrees colder than yesterday at this time. we will see the numbers climb into the 50s this afternoon. right now, trenton is 44 and 48 in wilmington. >>> we are following breaking news. after seven weeks on the run, eric frein is now formally charged with the murder of one pennsylvania state trooper and shooting and rounding of another. this is frein being led out of the pike county courthouse in milford, earlier this morning. he was arranged on nine charges. nbc 10 was there as frein was returned to the pike county correctional facility where he spent the night. and he will remain there held without bail. a preliminary hearing is scheduled for november 12. this is frein being walked out of the state police barracks in blooming grove early this morning. he was taken into custody last night 30 miles southwest of the blooming grove barracks where he allegedly shot the two troopers, back on september 12. of course, stay

this is the view from jim thorp in the pocono mountains. the temperatures with sunshine, first did away with the fog and are now warming us into the 60s. 66 in northeast philly. stand by for a nice afternoon with plenty of sunshine. >> looks great. this morning investigators are trying to figure out what caused a fire outside of the historic city tavern. we're told it was in a dumpster and some of the smoke made it into the building. there is no damage to the restaurant on second street. second street was closed for a little while this morning. >>> now to the casino crisis. both sides making arguments in a court in delaware on tuesday. they say they need releases from pension and retirement costs. i'm tracy davidson, we'll have another local update in 25 minutes and you can always get the latest news and weather on our website at nbc10.com. have a great day. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hey, everybody. yes, indeedy. that is justin waysteen, you may ask what

this is a view from jim thorpe on the pocano mountains. it was cold where some areas dropped to the 30s. wilmington is 56. it is up to 57 in millville. that's 20 degrees higher than earlier on. sunshine and 60s later today. >>> thank you, bill. new information in the e la /* ebola concerns. the state department says she was symptom-free for 24 hours and will be taken on a private carrier to maine. she complained about her treatment at the facility citing inhumane conditions. >>> and we have an update on the septa strike. the transit authority has a plan in place if nearly 5,000 workers walk off the job. the only options for commuters would be to use regional rail, but officials are worried about overcrowding ton rails. today we're expected to hear from union workers about their stri authorization vote. >>> and an injunction last year asked teachers to stop contributing to their health benefits. officials are appealing the decision and the judge is deciding if the case can stay in state commonwealth court or will be removed to the philadelp

thorpe was laid to rest in jim thorpe, carbon county sick decades ago. federal appeals court has thrown out a ruling that could have resulted in the moving of his remains to native american land in oklahoma. thorpe of course was a football, baseball and track star who won the decathlon and penn kathleen in the 1912 olympics. >> in the film back to the future two, marty mc fly hops on hover board. now a company in california has created a real life hover board. it's technology that may prove beneficial down the road. the hover board resembles a proper pop from back to the future two. skateboard with no wheels. it hovers in the air. >> it's pretty cool. >> we can't do everything marty could do but we're a whole lot closer than we were. >> hover board is the creation of joe and greg henderson. there's no airlifting the board. the company uses a patented magnetic technology so you're riding on a magnetic field. it needs a conductive surface like aluminum or copper. >> we'll have hover boards and parks and hover lives and hover roller coasters. >> the company