i am joined by florence philomena -- villeminot. florence: the big story in the u.s. media is the reaction to that deadly shooting in south carolina. if you want all the details, head to the local press. they are focusing on the shooting. the suspect, dylann roof, how he has returned to the city in morning. -- mourning. residents are struggling to understand how he sat down for an hour at a bible study at this very historic church, then opened fire, wiping out most of the clergy. president barack obama said it stirred up some of the darkest parts of american history and it certainly is a dark day in the press today. molly: they say it is being investigated as a hate crime. some papers say it should be investigated as an act of terrorism. florence: "the daily beast" -- "let's call the charleston shooting what it was, a terrorist attack." if you look at the definition of domestic terrorism under u.s. federal law, this shooting takes -- ticks all the boxes. yet we are not hearing media line officials did -- law officials describe it as a terrorist attack. there is an int

here she come florence. and florence and the machine. [ cheers and applause ] >> this is so cool. there is just so much energy here. i cannot wait to watch their performance here live and it is all just moments away. you can see, the crowd is so pumped up. george and amy? >> she just ambles out there. >> she's cool. very cool. i like it. >> let's go to dan. he's got ifthe morning rundown. >>> what could be the biggest cybertake in the nation's history. 4 million current and former federal workers have had their personal information compromised. the u.s. suspects china of being behind this take. the chinese call that accusation irr spornl. >>> more than 30 homes damaged after a string of tornadoes ripped across northern colorado. the storms unleashing blinding rain and swirling hail. the winds were powerful enough to pick up a trauk. no injuries reported. >>> near denver massive sink hole opening up. swallowing this police suv. the officer is okay. no official word if this was in fact weather-related. parts of the south dealing with floods. up with town in arkansas evacuated becaus

florence: that is right baccalaureate kicking off today. the subject of philosophy. each year when the baccalaureate rolls around, the same question pops up in the press, and you can see it here -- what if we got rid of the baccalaureate? so france's end of year exam. a lot of people want to get rid of it, it is very expensive, and people question how useful it is. this question has been around for over 100 years. according to a poll, a lot of people think the changes necessary. 60% of people in the poll today are in favor of a year-long assessment, not just one stressful exam at the end of the year. 48% of people are in favor of making the test harder. they say it is actually too easy these days to get your baccalaureate. molly: certainly a stressful time. i do not miss taking exams. i have to be honest. corsica in the spotlight. tell us why. florence: this story is getting a lot of attention in france today, a little town in corsica, the end of the or school celebration has been canceled. you can read about it here. why is that? the school actually received threats

florence florence villeminot is with us on the set to take a look at the papers today. hi, flo. lots of focus on a shock resignation of sepp blatter, the man who ruled fifa for 17 years. florence: almost surprising because he was just reelected on friday. from defiance to defeated in four fateful days. something happened between friday and tuesday, says the "new york times." what sent him running to the hills, what created such a seachange? genie: that is the million-dollar question. what are the papers say? florence: it is quite mysterious. some poke fun at the situation. a monthly magazine here in france focused only on soccer, and they promised the real reason for his resignation. bear in mind, it is quite fictional. they say one of the reasons can be defined -- divine intervention. they say perhaps in the middle of the night, god visited sepp blatter and told him to put football first. the criticism, the calls for him to resign, decided to troll everyone in resign after being elected, but the real reason can be summed up on the main sports daily here in france for stopping o

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florence: why is islam telling itself apart this week? it talks about the war between sunnis and shia as a war between mohammed past children. -- mohammed's children. it takes a look at the root of the conflict, what opposes the two branches of islam and how it is expressed in this bitter regional rivalry between iran and saudi arabia. this war has created a monster the islamic state group. it is a fascinating read. it is useful for understanding politics in the middle east today. genie: a look at french politics. thank you charlie hebdo. kate: they talk about jurassic warp. you can see some -- jurassic world. you can see faces of french politicians depicted as dinosaurs. here is nicholas sarkozy as well. a funny picture of french politics. genie: another french magazine focusing on the negative health effects of work. kate: it says that working can be a serious health hazard. what is interesting is the recognition of the physical and psychological wear and tear of certain job organizations is quite recent. it seems like these days there

there and it seems that there is some sort of confusion over where these migrants are being taken, florence. >> reporter: absolutely. it was initially reported that they would be taken back escorted back to bangladesh waters but when we spoke to the myanmar presidential spokesman he told us that they would be taken to yet undisclosed location for their own safety and security before they were transported back to bangladesh and did not say if the undisclosed location would be at sea or allowed on land and now we are hearing that, in fact, the verification exercise has not been completed and that these people will not be taken to bangladesh yet so clearly there is very little clarity, a lot of confusion surrounding this issue and also a complete lack of transparency initially the government had said that they would be taken back to bangladesh implying that a verification exercise had already been completed when, in fact, the boat has been in myanmar territory for four days and unlikely that a verification exercise would have been completed during that time and now they are saying they are sti

i'm joined by florence philomena. florence: a lot of people are saying that the final curtain in the greek debt drama could be about to drop. the finance minister, yanez verify this, -- lots of papers are focusing on it today. he rules out from the eurozone in this interview, saying that is not a sensible solution to the debt crisis. he says the only way forward is a debt restructuring. you can see he is putting a lot of pressure on the chancellor, the german chancellor, angela merkel. that quote says miss merkel must lead the way. lots of papers are focusing on angela merkel being in the spotlight today, particularly the front page of the wall street journal. they also say she is being tested as the greek crisis comes to a head. pull out those car cartoons -- pull out cartoons, in "the new york times," you can see angela merkel saying we do not have a plan b for greece, but we do have perhaps a plan d, default. another cartoon, a greek paper. you can see here this group about to get out of this labyrinth. very exhaus

florence like dirt. dumping pencil shavings on her head spitting gum in her hair stealing from her purse and locking her out of her own classroom. this tweet to find her was shared hundreds of times until he found out she passed away seven years ago. now the father of five message. >> it's not the end. just because a kid acts up or a kid does terrible things, you know, in their youth it's not the end of the story for that person. just be patient. >> he's now going to meet with mrs. florence's niece to carry through with his apology and he says always in life be grateful for the people like mrs. florence who give you those second chances. >> and finally it's one of those serendipitous predestined kind of love stories that gives hopeless romantics like me goosebumps. the setting sesame place in langhorne. the year 1988. check out this home video where you see a young girl named jordan on a family trip. there she is in the red bathing suit there. now freeze it right there. see the boy in the glasses that's

and downpours there west of browns mills and close to foarns and i-95 -- florence and i-95 and the new jersey turnpike. rainfall totals impressive, millville led the pact. 4.3 pinches. trenton, 1.7. philadelphia under an inc

that's at the exit for florence-columbus, that's exit number 52. we're hearing that a vehicle ran off the road way and hit a tree brought down a tree here. there are injuries on the scene and a medevac helicopter has been called to the scene and they may need to be blocking all lanes on 295 northbound. currently expect slowing here and other waze app i pulled up speeds of five, 10 miles an hour right now. people calling it a complete stand still on 295 northbound. now that accident officially off to the shoulder at this point. we may see some of those delays start to go but that's a big problem on 295. meanwhile also in new jersey an accident right on the new jersey turnpike. this is northbound at exit one just coming off of the delaware memorial bridge so lots of accidents going on out there this morning. don't forget you can get the traffic with the #6abc traffic. i've been tweeting all the details to these. 75 degrees in warrington, 73 in chester 77, warm already in center city. in new jersey, it's 76 in cinnaminson and 76 in dover delaware. hea

crossing over to floor en looi who is joining us to tell us more about the situation and the migrants, florence. >> reporter: right. we are receiving actually conflicting reports now. the reuters news agency is saying the navy escorting the boat bang to bangladesh waters after giving the people on board food water and medicine. now, but a few minutes ago i just spoke to the presidential spokesman also the minister of information here and he says they will be brought to a yet undisclosed location, he's not saying whether it's going to be at sea aura lands but said they will be brought to what he called a safe location before they are sent back to bangladesh. now, the common thread is that, however, that. [ inaudible ] they are saying these people are saying that they want to return from bang losbangladesh, they are from bangladesh. the one thing though, is that this entire -- this entire incident has been handle with a lack of transparency. we are not sure if there have been any other parties any third parties who have been able to identify the people on board of boat. the myanmar government is

i-95 jammed up near florence, columbus. mass transit is looking good. >> i'm joy. >> that is anger. >> thinks discuss. >> and that is fear. >> fear, leading to emotions. >> wow. >> these are why these memories. >> and happy memories. >> made me hold on. >> what happened. >> sadness. >> something to deliver. >> is everything okay. >> wow. >> that was at scene from disney pixar's new film inside out. so movie takes us in the mind of the 11 year-old riley as she learns to deal with her emotions including joy, sad, fear, anger and discuss. >> it is more than just entertainment but one of the stars amy poehler, who does such a great job, she says it is helping her talk to her own children. >> what this film gives me is like a tool, a way to talk to my boys about how they are feeling. when you are a parent you cannot sit your kid down and say how are you feeling. >> let's bring in doctor allen, director of political change in couples family and therapy department. i love this idea. >> i love it too. >> talk to my girls about any

another mess 295 northbound at florence-columbus. a and accident. vehicle ran off the roadway brought down a tree. medevac called to the scene. left lane still blocked and lots of slowing tam. >> thank you karen. >>> let's go sky6 and take a live look here. the view out over center city. a beautiful start to the day but david it's going to be a hot and then stormy one. >> already feeling warm and muggy out here right now tam. take a look. 79 degrees currently in philadelphia. your dewpoints up over 70 across much of the region. that means oppressive humidity on the way especially as that sun gets higher in the sky. your exclusive accuweather 7-day shows a steamy one today, a high of 95, a heat advisory in effect through the afternoon with heat index values making it feel like it's up around 100 at times and this afternoon and this evening there's the chance of some strong gusty thunderstorms rolling down out of the northwest. some of these could be severe. so you definitely want to take cover if you hear thunder later today or tonight. tam. >> good

. >> 84 and 88, 2146 west florence at the payroll office, hold up in progress. ♪ [siren] ♪ >> in emergencies like this, all those months of training and experience begin to pay off. joe reported by radio that the holdup men have been taken into custody, but not before joe's partner had been injured by gunfire. >> website security patrol, and eight sergeants, officer shot, wagon on the way. ♪ >> that started joe thinking, his own partner wounded in the line of duty. sooner or later, it always happens to some friend in the department. joe understood now why policemen were considered bad insurance risk. he was thinking of his partner's family, and of his own family. joe and all the patrolman, it meant a great deal to know that the police department would see that they and their families were taking care of, in the event that anything happened. it thought about that when he was asked to take place in the police field day that is put on to raise funds for the insurance. they don't either time and services to make it a day all of detroit will remember. the more than 20 years now young and all ci

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another accident northbound lanes of 295 working your way in toward the florence columbus interchange right by columbus flea market there and north on the new jersey turnpike an accident at exit number one on the new jersey side of that delaware memorial bridge. down wires on 422 in pottstown the westbound lanes of 422 and 100 on ramp coming out of pottstown from an early morning crash tractor trailer pulled town overhead wires so they are out there this morning trying to make those repairs pennsylvania, mike and alex back over to you. >>> emergency landing in burlington county after a plane's landing gear was damage. sky fox flew over the pemberton airport in new jersey, of course just before 8:00 last night. fire crews tell us that the pilot circled the area several times dumping cargo before trying to land. thankfully though no one was hurt. >>> interesting looking plane um. >> yeah. >> it looks like a crop duster but it is vintage. >>> well sean diddy combs is facing legal trouble this morning after allegedly getting into a fight with the football coach at ucla where his son plays

he was found with multiple gunshot wounds a little after midnight on florence street. he died at the hospital. no word on suspects or a motive. a former fairfax county police spokesman charged with child pornography is scheduled to have a preliminary hearing today. he is charged with possessing and uploading child born. he was a school resource officer at south county high school in lorton. detectives began investigating him. a second juvenile suspect has been arrested in connection with a shocking double murder in fredericksburg. the 17-year-old is being held at the juvenile detention center. he is the brother of a 15-year-old also charged in that case. three people were stabbed sunday morning outside of the cookout on frank wrote. orders are still trying to decide whether to charge the suspects as adults. new developments in the search for a few escaped murderers. state police in new york expanding their search and releasing new progression photos of what the inmates may look like right now. sources say the kos has -- the case has gone cold. the rain has been washing

florence louie, al jazeera,ian yanan gon. >> if you think flying is stressful, sunday will be observed as the first ever international yoga day. more on that story and the day's other top stories on our website, aljazeera.com. as they try to reform the ranks and weed out bad cops. plus under the gun. police officers put to the test with split second decisions on the use of deadly force. there's a new mandate for the nation's police departments. evolve. now. tonight i will bring you police chiefs from across the country and take you inside some of the most intense police training you will ever see. the changes being demanded

. >> jude law is here and music from florence and the machine. a great show. we're on next. >>> some pain killers are now being linked to an increased risk for committing homicide. in a first of its kind study, researchers in finland, they found those taking a clasof pain killers were more likely to hurt someone. re researchers say there's a lot more research to do before a definitive link can we established and they found that antidepress antidepressants only slightly raised the raise lowered the risk. >>> right there, the car went around the crossing arm and drove over the tracks. only two of the three people in the car were actually injured and the injuries, minor. >>> more warriors cover ageage straight ahead and we have a slight problem with the giants. pll (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. ♪ ♪ >>> good evening geraud moncure. clay thompson into the starting line up for game one against the cavaliers. he succeeded in the final set of tests.

florence looi has more. >> reporter: the myanmar government hasn't revealed a lot of information about what it plans to do with the 727 people found on board a boat in its waters on friday. the minister of information said they would be taken to an undisclosed location. they will be held there until all of their identities have been verified. but he told us earlier that they would be taken to bangladesh suggesting that the verification exercise has already been completed. so there is a lot of confusion surrounding this matter and a lack of transparency in the way the myanmar government is handling this matter. we do know that reporters who tried to reach the boat and speak to the people were turned back by navy boats. cameramen and photographers had to delete what they had on their memory cards. this comes days after there was a regional meeting in bangkok. myanmar is seen as one of the problems because of the way it treats the rohingya an at nick high norty the government doesn't recognize. but the myanmar government says it is not the problem, because these people are not from here a

i am joined in the studio by florence. flo: the fifa scandal continues to rock the media. you can see sepp blatter, and they are categorical about the whole thing -- corrupt. sepp blatter has said that he is going to step down, or really, a surprising move from him since he was just reelected president of fifa. what changed his mind? a lot of papers have been focusing on an article in "the new york times" saying the fbi investigation into fifa corruption has now extended to sepp blatter personally. this week has been peppered with all sorts of shock confessions. whistleblower chuck glaser said he received bribes for votes to host the 2010 world cup. molly: it really does seem that each day does bring a new bit of negative news, but there is some positive hope for fifa. flo: there is, and it is women's soccer. the women's world cup is kicking off in canada. you can see this is a women's magazine, a feminist magazine in france, saying that women are going to make us love soccer again. causette takes a close look at the teams and players for the women's world cup. women's foo

florence and it is machine is rocking the party in the park. in the midwest tornados ripping across colorado overnight destroying 30 homes, kansas and missouri hit with severe weather we're live from the storm zone with the latest on that. new information about the sexual misconduct allegations involve former house speaker, dennis hastert, and alleged family member speaking out this morning. >>> "g.m.a." on the look out a big alert for anyone heading to the used car lot. we'll tell you what you need to know all that coming up next on friday on "good morning america." matt and tam back to you. >> thanks much, have a good weekend. >> reporter: the issues keep rolling in on the roadways and we're not rolling very well. heading to i-95 new car fire popped up in the southbound lanes by bridge street. the vehicle in flames no fire crews on the scene yet because this just burst into flames a couple of minutes ago. for now traffic is squeezing by closely to the vehicle that's on fire in the southbound lanes by bridge street. all lanes will not be open

. >> let's get more from florence louie. bring us up to date on the latest on what the government plans to do with the migrants. >> right for the past few days we heard from owe fcials that the boat will be brought to the state. we may get conformation that the boat will be brought to a town in northern states close to the bangladesh border and where the government is holding another group of boat people found about 10 days ago, a group of 200 people. now, the myanmar government said most of the people on board the boat of 200 are from bangladesh. we don't know the identities of the people the 727 people found last friday. and as far as we know no international aid agencies have been given access to the people. we don't know the continue that they are in. we know reporters try to get to them. they were turned away by the navy. the government will provide the people with food and water and whatever me sin they need before they conduct verification exercises. when we spoke to the government spokesman a day ago, he said that th

they overlook the delaware river here in florence township. there's the sinkhole that opened up in april nearby. the two families have been out of their homes ever since. >>> atlantic city's taj mahal is about to get a new owner. the green light was given for carl icahn to buy the taj. union workers gathered today to protest his acquisition of the casino. demonstrators are upset over the proposed elimination of pension benefits. but he may have to close the casino. a ruling is expected any day now. icahn also owns tropicana. >>> temperatures feeling like near 100 degrees with the chance of our first heat wave. how long the hot weather will last before more storms. >>> very significant hit. >> a record heroin bust taking 22 pounds worth more than $3 million off philadelphia streets. the three-month investigation that paid off. >>> it was only me. >> he saved lives on the ground and now in the air. the midair rescue for a retiring philly paramedic. >>> and we continue to follow breaking news in the chestnut hill area of philadelphia. a possible

. >> let's get more from florence louie. bring us up to date on the latest on what the government plans to do with the migrants. . >> for the last few days we have researched from officials that the fishing boat crammed with 775 people will be brought to rakind state. and we had confirmation that the boat will be brought to mondor in the north, close to bangladesh. they'll be given food, medicines, water, wherever they need. beyond that we don't know more. we know that mongdor is where the government is keeping another group of people about 200 found 10 days ago. the government said the 200 are from bangladesh but we don't know the identity of the 727 people found on friday. as far as we know no international aid agencies have had access to them. reporters trying to get near the boat were blocked by navy boats. they had to turn back and delete what was on memory regards. we stoke the government speaks men, he said the boat will be brought to a safe location and the people would be held there until they are later repatriated

. >> i'm florence campbell for gayle bradley. i will give you the direct code in opposition to what happened here. in the early 60s two lots together had 9 units approved and foundations were built on the hillside of this lot which was very steep at the top of twin peaks. at the end of the 60s, the property owner wanted to put in the 9 units. planning changed the zoning and they had to sell it off. the next owner of the property from whom gayle bradley bought the property became the developer and has plans approved for 2 units on 5 stories which existed in that hillside. then, all 4 units were approved by building inspectors that were actually built with habitable space on four levels including six bathrooms and four kitchens which exceeded the approved plans filed in 77. you can see that here. i have two of the cards here. overhead, please. >> can you see this? okay. it's six toilets there and you can see more issues with the bathrooms and so forth. also on the plumbing for the kitchens. same thing again in 78. it was 77 and 78.

. >> they're in florence right now. >> beautiful. >> i've never been to florence. it is number one tourist destination in the world. >> that's right. >> florence. >> let's talk about bob costas, i like that guy, been following him for years. >> ripping espn for its decision to give caitlin jenner the arthur ashe courage award at this year's espees. >> and he's not holding his tongue. yeah, holding your tongue. >> he's not holding it. >> why he is against this decision, lauren, explain. >> women, costas of course respected sports broadcaster, he says giving jenner the arthur ashe award is quote exploytation play. costas made the comment during interview on radio program. he wasn't criticizing jenner per say for her gender transition, but, did directly attack espn. he said i wish cat lynn all the happiness in the world, all of the peace of mind in the world. strikes my award to go caitlin jenner is a krass exploytation play. it is a tabloid play. i'm pretty sure they could have found, i'm pretty sure they could have found someone who was much closer to actively invol

. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪♪ ♪ >> florence wallace today. floss was borns in 1911 and a life long member of delaware valley. she was married for 43 years and spent 39 years working for bell telephone. she lives at the chelsea in jenkintown. she loves to read and play games and musical performance scheduled at the which he will seas floss would be in the front row. "world news" saturday is next. don't miss "action news" at 10:00 p.m. on phl17 and we're here on 6abc at 11:00 p.m. for jeff skeverski, melissa magee and the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez we'll see you at the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators in one inhaler. anoro is not for asthma. anoro contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk

florence looi is in myanmar's largest city. >> reporter: the government hasn't revealed a lot of information about what it plans to do with the 727 people found on board a boat in its waters on friday. now the minister of information says they would be taken to an undisclosed location but refused to clarify whether they would still be on a boat or allowed to disembark, they will be held until all identities have been a verified. he told us earlier they would be taken to bangladesh suggesting that the a very indication exercise has already been completed. so there's a lot of confusion surrounding the entire matter and a lack of transparency. we do know reporters who tried to reach the boat and speak to the people were turned back by navy boats. they were requested. cameramen and photographers had to defeat whatever they had on their memory cards. this also comes days after there was a regional meeting in bang kong where one of the purposes was to tackle the root cause of the migrant and refugee crisis in southeast asia. myanmar is seen as one of the problems because of the way it treats the r

the houses overlook the delaware river in florence township. when the sinkhole opened up in april there were questions about a county-owned pipeline causing erosion to may have led to that land erosion. >>> one of a 911 call in the texas flooding was made by a young mother who died in the flooding. take a listen. >> it's coming up to the second floor. it's so high up. >> okay. >> we have no exit out of the home. >> that was the voice of lawyer mccomb who called for help moments before her house was swept down the river. her husband was rescued but her two young children remain missing. another caller to 9:00 watched the mccomb's house being swept away by the river. >> it just went up the river and there was a person in it with a spotlight. >> okay you said there is a house on the river? >> a house, yes. just went by through the river and there was someone in it with a bright light. >> authorities say it's not clear if the mccomb's got any warning that their lives were at risk. >>> happening today. the irs will unveil a new plan to protect taxpa

the alternate is florence avenue. also, down in elk township watch out for construction route 55 south between 641 and route 553. now for the rest of the forecast, we send it over to katie. >> you said it justin, some scattered showers thunderstorms, still anticipating here today. still awaiting the full passage of this frontal boundary. so it doesn't look as though the weather threat is greatly reduced here still potentially seeing thunderstorms fire up with little gust owe as the day goes on, at the moment, storm scan has emptied out somewhat. but you do still have couple of little pockets to track most notably the one moving right now, into salem county, new jersey, with some small pact. but some steady rain, within that. so this morning yes, it will be scattered in nature. that's really the story any time today. i would say take the umbrella you know, anything that fires up could still have plenty of moisture to work with, so it could douse you even briefly never want to get stuck right? meanwhile, while along the

>> i know generally what it means in the federal system, i'm specifically looking like florence, colorado, the max of facilfacility. you're 23 hours a day in your cell, a workout room connected to your cell and one hour a day for that particular activity and you are back in your cell for 23 hours. i'm not quite sure how it is in new york state but i know from the federal point of view, that's how it is, florence, colorado, facility. >> obviously, this would break the prisoner down emotionally. >> yes. absolutely. >> the most severe type of incarceration. >> exactly. a complete lack of human contact is what it comes down to. >> are you surprised he didn't get further? >> not really. once joyce mitchell didn't show up to pick him up, they didn't have a plan b. why didn't they have a plan b? because it's something that really entirely wasn't in their control. the escape portion of this, for them to get out of the prison, was in their control. but plan about was not in their control. they had to take their best shot at it and that was joyce mitchell. both these individuals have been in jail f

. >> reporting live for us and florence thank you so much. a cruise ship with 458 people capsized in china, at least five people are confirmed dead and rescuers say they heard people cringly for help from inside the ship. most passengers are elderly tourists and chinese state media says the captain and chief engineer managed to get out and detained for questioning and the eastern star sank in the yangtze river in the province in china's south and rob mcbride has an update from hong kong. >> reporter: this accident will raise concerns about marine safety on chew that rivers there was an earlier accident on the river in january when a tug that was under going trials capsized with the loss of 22 lives. but the yangtze is the most powerful body of water running right through the heart of china is no stranger to accidents. what is unusual in this case is the expected death toll and that is due mostly because of a set of unfortunate circumstances. it was late at night when this boat sank and it took just two minutes for it to sink and we know that

reporting live tonight in florence, new jersey, todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right todd, thank you for the update. >>> hundreds of law enforcement officers are fanned out across upstate new york as they on continue to search for two escaped killers tonight. david sweat and richard matt broke free from a mack mum security correct al facility. the search today focused on the small town of willsworry aft two men were seen there walking down a rural road in the middle of the farmland. a prison below named joyce mitchell has been questioned about the two escapes but she's not been named a suspect. >>> today the federal railroad administration issued a safety advisory for passenger railroads in the wake of the deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia. it's recommended commuter railroad identifies sharp track curves and adjust automatic control save tow systems to prevent trains from going too fast in those locations. in auto mat tick train control is not available a second crew member should be in the cab while the train is moving through speed restricted areas. eight people w

so, instead if you're headed southbound and you want to get off at 295 do so at 195 or go down to florence column bulls road and exit there. also reports of debris in the roadway along the new jersey turnpike in burlington county. it's in the northbound direction approaching exit six for the turnpike connector. center lane is blocked as they clean up that debris. and in somerdale camden county reports of a new crash along the white horse pike. of course that's route 30 at somerdale road there by the speed mart with volume just starting to build along 42 and 55. matt. >> thanks, matt. chinese state media says rescuers have pulled 18 bodies out of the yangtze river. they were among those who were on a river cruise ship that capsized in stormy weather on monday. more than 400 people are still unaccounted for. the hopes of saving them are dimming. the ship is still upside down in the yangtze. hundreds of rescuers continue to search the area but so far they have found only 14 survivors. >> today more videotapes of the colorado movie theater gunman will be played at his trial. they reveal more o

so, the next step was, with $.10, i took the subway, $.10 for the bus to the subway in florence, and then another $.10 -- in those days it was $.10 -- to grand central. i go out i look for 42nd street, and there is a shop. i go to the photoshop and this is what i tell the young man. i said, mr., i want a camera -- i said miserter, i want a camera where i can go up and take a picture and not be seen, not be noticed. and he said, i've got the camera for you. i said, please, secondhand. i don't have much money. he goes into the back and brings up this camera. i fell in love with it immediately. alex: great camera. can i ask you, tony, were you compelled to take photographs? you were an infantryman arriving in paris? were you compelled -- tony: it was my idea. before i went into the army, i did some research. actually before this, there is one part i plan to tell you. when i left my village in italy to go to rome and to get my passport, i needed seven days in rome for the consulate to notify washington i needed my passport and i was told i had to wait seven days. so how you spend seven d

. >>> also new police in florence kentucky are taking a look after a passerby caught video avenue child left al flown a truck. the passerby says the driver left his son in the back seat while he stopped into a hardware store. the keys were in the ignition with the engine running and the windows opened. the passerby confront the driver and he said he was keeping an eye on the truck and his son the entire time. police are investigating. >> time for your first look at business at the big board. atlantic city's struggling casino industry could have new competition within new jersey. there's already a proposal for a casino at the meadowlands in north jersey and now three legislators are drafting a bill to allow casinos in essex and hudson counties. lawmakers say it is more about keeping the state competitive and not about taking away business from ac. ac feels differently obviously. >>> microsoft will unveil its newest operating system at the end of july. windows 10 will come with voice activated search and will allow users more seamless access between computers tablets and smartphones. >>>

florence lou looi has more. >> reporter: over the last few days we have heard from various state level official that his the booed crammed with 727 people will be moved to rakhine state. now, on wednesday morning we got confirmation from the rakhine state spokesman that this boat will be moved to northern rakhine state very close to the border with bangladesh. it's also where the government is keeping another group of boat people found in myanmar waters. on the 22nd of may about 10 days ago. the government says most of them are from bangladesh in the smaller group but we don't know the identities of the 727 people on friday. when we spoke to the government spokesman a tuesday he says they will be moved before they are repatriated back to bangladesh, suggest that go a verification exercise of their identities have been completed but he later corrected the statement to say that the fair take exercise will be conducted and is still ongoing. now, this whole attitude that -- the way the entire incidents has been handled being however reflects the government's attitude towards this refugees

so, the next step was, with $.10, i took the subway, $.10 for the bus to the subway in florence, and then another $.10 -- in those days it was $.10 -- to grand central. i go out, i look for 42nd street, and there is a shop. i go to the photoshop and this is what i tell the young man. i said, mr., i want a camera -- i said, mister, i want a camera where i can go up and take a picture and not be seen, not be noticed. and he said, i've got the camera for you. i said, please, secondhand. i don't have much money. he goes into the back and brings up this camera. i fell in love with it immediately. alex: great camera. can i ask you, tony, were you compelled to take photographs? you were an infantryman arriving in paris? were you compelled -- tony: it was my idea. before i went into the army, i did some research. actually before this, there is one part i plan to tell you. when i left my village in italy to go to rome and to get my passport, i needed seven days in rome for the consulate to notify washington i needed my passport and i was told i had to wait seven days. so, how you spend seven

. >> florence, thank you. >>> now, the u.n. is allocating $50 million in aid to help people escaping the political unrest in burundi. 10s of thousands are in neighborhoodsing tanzania and burundi. opposing the president's plan to run for a controversial third term. we have a report. >> reporter: isn't sure if it will be safe to go out on tuesday, so he's doing it now. opposition leaders in burundi are planning to protest against the president's decision to run for a third term which violates the contusion. >> translator: there is no frost. civil society and the opposition have called for a break. so we can organize our rights. >> reporter: but after weeks of unrest it's been hard for op six supporter to breakthrough the sometimes heavy security. on monday, things in the capital seemed to be back to normal. but some people are scared to be out in public. some protest leaders have left the country others are in hiding. the question is how many opposition members will be on the straight streit on tuesday as many of their leaders a

thousands of people have crossed the board never to china to escape the vie ends, florence looi is in myanmar and explains the significance of the drill. >> reporter: the chinese military have said this exercise involves its air force as well as it's a ground troops. thousands of soldiers, paramilitary personnel aircraft and heavy military equipment. now, the chinese foreign ministry spokesman says it's just an ordinary military drill. but he did mention the conflict. this is a conflict in myanmar but it's already claimed chinese lives when a stray shell in march fell onto yunnan province and killed five people. lead to the chinese premier to to mention an outrage. the chinese air force actually scrambled fighter jets in response to the incidents. and all this eventually throwed myanmar to publically apologize. but that wasn't the last incidents of spill over of violence. last month several stray shells fell onto chinese territory again. now, china has already issued strongly-worded statements. demanding an investigation and it has urged myanmar to rein in the fighting. so this milita

you want to get off southbound 295 use the ramp at 195 or florence columbus road instead. and in somerdale camden county watch out for a crash by the speed mart along the white horse pike at somerdale road. tam. >> okay, thank you matt. >>> a teacher in florida is now under fire for using a jammer to stop his students from using cell phones in class. let's go to erin o'hearn. >> reporter: good morning. that teacher told administrator that is students using cell phones during class was a huge problem and one law intents on fixing himself. the science teacher decided he was together to fight fire with fire by using technology to prevent his students from using it on his watch. so he purchased this jammer. it sort of looks like a walkie-talkie. he figured if he could interfere with their cell phone signal he could help make students more focused. jammers are ill low. using them could bring thousands of dollars if fines and even jail time. it may have affected cell phones around the area because outside of the school is a cell phone tower. the teacher here dean liptak received

building volume from turnersville blackwood or deptford anew accident in new jersey on 295 northbound at florence, dave. >> warm and humid this morning and staying hotter and humid this afternoon with a high of 95 at 3 o'clock. late today and tonight some thunderstorms are possible and they could be strong. the other issue is that heat combined with humidity. if you're traveling today the hot spot if the country highlighted in orange, boston new york philadelphia down to washington and that's the best chance of strong gusty thunderstorms. the rest of the areas highlighted in yellow could also give us problems. no delays at philadelphia international airport right now though, guys. >> thank you david. >> ♪♪ >> 6:22. coming up six things you need know and one of those is actually a warning about skinny jeans. we'll be right back. ♪♪ ♪♪ to you they're more than just a pet. so protect them... ...with k9 advantix® ii. it's broad-spectrum protection kills fleas ticks and mosquitoes too. k9 advantix® ii. for the love of dog™. >> in the wake of the charleston church massacre president oba