jenny: primarily. these were tax revenues that were coming into treasuries in these different french domains. there was a treasury in normandy. that money was now going to the treasury in paris instead of to england. >> i guess my question is taxes were being levied on what production of goods? was a coming from land and coastal fisheries? jenny: mostly land and other types of trades. >> i come to this because i was the fitting myself to the north carolina coast -- court because i was building an oyster hatchery for free with my kayak. it was starting in 980 because the author was making the point that the onshore fisheries in south africa had been depleted to new information. is -- he is tracking the developments of the fishery starting in the eastern atlantic, moving to the north atlantic, and progressing into the west atlantic. judge lamberth: there is a question there somewhere right? >> yeah, sorry. just noting that when the fisheries were depleted to the point where the west and the atlantic were

i think of jenny here at warren easton. after katrina, jenny left new orleans. was forced to leave. she started a website called warren easton in exile. students.eunited jenny returned, the first-place she went was not her house. it was the school. ratherputs it, i would see my own house burned down than the school. jenny would give anything for warren easton and today we give teachers like her our sincere thanks. [applause] amazing what happened in the city after the storm wiped out the school system. decided to do something about the devastation and the failure. i have met a lot of them when i was president and subsequent to my presidency. one person took a leadership role in new schools for new orleans. he worked with others to launch dozens of schools and turn ideas into reality. as a theoretical exercise, it is important to look at new orleans and realize it is an exercise of implementing a plan that works. he was so encouraged by what he saw here, he is talking up the reforms to other cities. the storm that nearly destroyed new orleans. new orleans is the beacon for school ref

when we went out at 5:00, jenny -- so jenny could smoke her cigarette, but said a guy come out from behind the dumpster and walked across the parking lot. most people walking in the parking lot usually say hi so us. but him, he wouldn't. >> nervous about the man's behavior, the sisters start taking precautions. >> i had been taking money out of the register and hiding it all night long. i had put it in a different spot so that there was only like $35 in my register throughout the night. you notice things a little bit more than most people would because it is the night shift. the weirdness was going on so much, it was just too much of it. >> and just as jenny is about to change shifts with the morning workers, her fears are realized. >> we looked up and there they come running across the front of the window, two men, they come running in, yelling for us to get on the floor, to get down, that they would shoot. we had one customer who refused to get on the floor. i'm laying there trying to will him to get on the floor or something. >> but something seems a little unusual about their disguise.

that's where jenny s hey, jenny? >> good morning, mike, alex. well, police tell us that the former counselor here at malvern prep did her best to try to trap the student into a

jenny joyce is in camden. they are telling you don't think you can park in camden. >> reporter: don't think you can park in camden. i was listening to the press conference from yesterday, in its entirety and let me tell you if i am someone planning to try to get to philly to see the pope in september from new jersey, i would feel a little defeated based on what these transportation officials were saying. they are saying absolutely you will meet several obstacles. they are expecting hundreds of thousands of people to attend to get to philadelphia from new jersey for the papal visit. they said they don't have park nothing camden for you. you will to have walk upward of 4 miles to get to the ben franklin parkway, over ben franklin bridge. as somebody from new jersey, i have ridden path the co several times. i have been there i have seen the parking lots. the parking lots, there are not enough spaces for hundreds of thousands of people. as we know, ben franklin bridge will be closed, to all private vehicles, and y

we have jenny joyce, what do we know? good morning to you, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, karen, we know that the counselor was immediately fired, and we're also told that malvern prep is fully cooperating with police, this after investigators tell us, that 40 year old school counselor, emily feeney, was working here for the last two years, she was also a swim coach. now she is charged with trying to seduce a 16 year old student, the chester county district attorney says sweeney kissed the boy and sent hundreds of emails and texts including even topless photos. it started a year ago, he was on her swim team, prosecutors say feeney used her power to seduce the teen. she is harvard graduate and prom ills today help get the victim into harvard in exchange for sex with her. the 16 year old finally came forward after feeling too much pressure. >> she was using every type of persuasion and power at her fingertips to try to get to him. she ratchet dollars the up your and said look, if you will go along with this, if you will

jenny? >> they're not, lauren, that's right, the family says the shooting happened on the playground here at this rec center, in east germantown, but police are saying that they found no evidence, and the playground was packed with several hundred people yesterday. still, they found no witnesses, nobody heard anything, nobody saw anything. police notified of the shooting just after 5:00 p.m. they returned to the scene holding north 21st street as a crime scene, noon get search warrant for the home since they've yet to recover a weapon. police say, while there may have been minimal evidence of a shooting, anyway, because it was a minor shooting, there were hundreds of parent, and children, at the lonnie young recreation certain strange no one saw anything or heard anything. >> police checked the area it, not finds a crime scene. that is large recreation center so someone got shot in the foot, saw blood, may be difficult to find the crime scene. we didn't finds the crime scene. more importantl

hi, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren, chris. that will child who died just two and a half years old, and the other three who are here at the hospital the oldest is 18. we did learn that all of the victims are family member, live here at cooper hospital, where they're being treated. the accident happened in southampton, burlington county on the 100 block of buddtown road just before 8:30 last night. new jersey state police say that five people were walking down the street, four out of the five were struck by a vehicle, the victims, again, between the ages of two and a half and 18 years old. the toddler died and the other three were rushed here to cooper for emergency treatment. no word on their updated condition at this point. we do know that the driver who struck the children remained at the scene. state police tell us that where the accident happened, it is a dark and rural road. no street light. no sidewalks. dangerous for these children to be walking along that road, and the driver simply did not see them. and hit them. and i

and jenny's family hopes they can at least come to school and give jenny her medicine and not have to take her off campus right before going live they texted me and said that that request was also denied. so we'll keep looking into it. lucy? >> it continues. all right, thank you, bill. >>> south jersey is not all about the shore, of course. especially for shoppers now. gloucester premium outlets is now officially open for business much the new outlet mall in blackwood, new jersey opened today. eighths big deal. lots of jobs, lots of bargains. all kinds of stores. such as armani and calvin klein, banana republic and nike. the list goes on. the four day grand opening runs through sunday with extended hours. ♪ >>> the piano man making a stop in philly to night. billy joel playing tonight at citizens bank park and get this there are still some tickets available. we just checked. not only are they available but the prices are less than $100. >> that's not bad for a concert these days. tell was. back to your fox 29 weather authority right now where the weather has just been fantastic. >>

the goodness of oats and the people we love. >>> donnie wahlberg and jenny mccarthy are a few days of celebr ing rneir first anniversary. you may know that if you've seen their reality show "donnie loves jenny". >> and they appear to love each other so much they can hardly stand to be apart. check out what jenny did the laotst time she was here with us. >> and the we don't mean the pink hair. >> how are you? we have to talk about the elephant in the room. the pink lid. >> this morn i i woke up and said "i'm feeling pink." >> this is permanent color? >> yes. >> what if you're not feeling permanent tomorrow? >> well, then there's bleach. >> so you don't mind the damage that might be done to your hair. you're not that kind of girl, are you? >> i don't care. >> you don't worry about the future that much, do you? >> well, i do but i'm very much about the present moment. this is something i wanted to do forever and i've been told by networks and bosses "don't do it." so i thought before i get 08 -- like barbara walters isn't going to dye her hair this color. i'm at this age i an get away wi

thank you, jenny. and thank you so much for the tremendous honor you've given me in introducing senator rand paul, one of the recipients of the 2015 constitutional champions award. if you look up senator rand paul's official bio, as i did, to prepare for these remarks, you'll read he was born in pittsburgh, raised in texas, went to baylor before he went to medical school at duke. and yada, yada, yada, yada. that's what they want you to believe. i'm not buying it. after looking at senator paul's record, i've decided that there's a different theory of his true origins. i believe senator paul was created in a secret laboratory by scientists working for jenny sloan and the constitution project. hear me out on this. for years the constitution project has defended the guarantee of due process and championed a separation of powers that prevents overreaching presidents from infringing on our basic freedoms. and then seemingly out of nowhere an ophthalmologist from kentucky comes champion of liberty so well ver

lets get started with jenny joyce in camden with details on where you can and can the in the go, jenny? >> reporter: karen, if you are coming from new jersey pretty much what we heard yesterday from the press conference you want to have those walking shoes on. you need to know your limitations and be prepared to at least 4 miles from the ben franklin bridge, to the ben franklin parkway. in case haven't heard the pope is coming to philadelphia september 26th and 27th. we are gearing up for that visit but again, in the press conference yesterday with new jersey transit officials, it was announce that had roughly 37 percent of the more than 1 million visitors will be gaining entry to the city from new jersey. although that number may decrease when we hear these details as previously announced, ben franklin bridge will be close todd private vehicles. if they have to walk across the bridge which has a 135-foot incline as you near mid span and then you have to walk to the parkway. the entire trek at least 4 miles. if you were planning to leave your car in camden to drop it off before you sta

the politicians are talking out both sides of that are faces. >> jenny wouldn't be smoking marran. of course she would be using edible form or liquid cannabis and her family was hoping they could reach a compromise with the school and allowed to come on campus and give jenny her afternoon dose. they told me right before we decided to come back on the air that that request was also denied. so we'll continue to look into this. in the newsroom i'm bill anderson fox 29 news. >> several gay couples in one kentucky town upset after a court clerk refuses to issue them marriage licenses. county clerk kim davis is being sued by several same sex couples because she refused to issue them marriage licenses. she's on vacation this week but davis and her attorneys told employees not to issue the license either. she says same sex marriage is again her religious beliefs. cameras were rolling as another couple were denied a license they were visibly upset. >> they are cruel. these people are cruel. this is wrong. that's how it is. that is how it is. and that's the bottom line. she's wrong and these

the goodness of oats and the people we love. >>> all right jenny mccarthy and donny wahlberg soon to celebrate their anniversary. >> check out what jenny did the last time she was here with us. >> how are you? we have to talk about the elephant in the room. >> this morning i woke up and i said, i'm feeling pink. >> this is permanent color you put in. >> yeah. >> what if it's not feeling permanent again tomorrow? >> well, there's bleach. >> you don't mind the damage that might be done to your hair. you're not that kind of girl. >> i don't care. >> you don't worry aboutthe future much. >> i da, but i'm very much about the present moment. this is something i wanted to do forever and i've always been told by networks and bosses, don't do it. before i get 80, like barbara walters isn't going to dye her hair that color. i'm still at the age where i can get away with it. >> did you say something to donnie before you did it? >> i showed him this morning quickly and he said, you look beautiful. >> boy, he is smitten as my mother says. >> he is. we are very, very much in love. >> you tell the

i'm thinking, we need to get her out of the water. >> with jenny in tow, forsyth starts swimming back toward his boat, afraid that time is running out. >> just then he sees a vacation yacht. >> they yelled out to us we have doctors on board. bring her here. >> so right away we started swimming her to the yacht. as we got close, they reached down and pulled her up on the swim deck. >> linda, a trained emt, doesn't hesitate to join two doctors who happen to be among the vacationers on board. >> my feet just took me. i just got a -- a feeling of -- i can help, and immediately went right into action. >> they tried to keep me away. they tried to get me up on the main deck of the boat because i was no help and i was panicking. >> the doctors work feverishly to keep logan and jenny alive. >> it was pretty serious. she started to throw up bubbles, froth. she's not getting oxygen to her body. in any kind of emergency like this, oxygen is one of the first things you can do to save a life. >> within half an hour, the rescuers get logan, jenny and andy, all still in dangerous condition, to an eme

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that's good news, jenny, thank you so much. gunshots ring outright near local water ice stand tuesday, police say teenager was shot in the head. the 19 year old victim was hit once in the back of the head-on the 7400 block of drexel road in overbrook. police raised into the hospital in critical condition, so far, there have been no arrests, police have yet to find a weapon at the scene. >> philadelphia police say it will take some time to figure out if the bus driver in tuesday's deadly hit-and-run accident should face any charges. investigators say that 66 year old from philadelphia told them he had no idea he ran over a pedestrian. officers found 46 year old joseph heard in the middle of franklin and race street, just before 10:00 a.m. tuesday. surveillance video showed the tour bus hitting him in the intersection before continuing on, all the way to washington, dc. police inspected that vehicle back here in philadelphia. the driver is said to be cooperating with police. >>> kathleen kane breaks her silence for the first time

so button and jenny has been very busy doing artwork for you guys. we will be selling these for $35, and all of the proceed are going to go to hippo trust, which is a zimbabwe, africa to help the wild hippos. we have bracelets to show off your hippo love. >> that is awesome. we will hear more about those even rich. exercises or at least i think that is what they are called. first, we want to talk about these feedings if you can get your ear piece in, yes. >> it is popping out there. >> sometimes it is a challenge. >> yes. >> we're talking about their diets. jenny and button not watching their girlish figure they consume how many calories a day. >> yeah, so well, they eat 25 published of timothy hey a day. that is very high in calories as well as 3-pound of special greens as well as monkey chow. >> that is 65 to 07,000 calories. >> that is crazy. >> yes. >> they love their melons and their greens. >> that is just great. >> you showed us their lovely pieces of artwork a few second ago. your these even rich. exercises so important for the animals. >> th

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jenny joyce live outside cooper hospital where the three are being treated right now. jenny? >> reporter: good morning, alex, mike. that's right. just two years old, expected to turn three this fall. the three others are still here at cooper university hospital being treated. we did finds out that all of the victims in this case are family members. the accident happened in southampton burling tonight county on the 100 block of buddtown road just before 8:30 last night. new jersey state police say that five people were walking down the street, four out of the five were struck by a vehicle, the victims are between the ages of two and a half and 18 years old. again, that toddler died and the other three were returned to cooper for emergency treatment. we do know that the driver who struck the children remained at the scene and state police tell us that where this accident happened, it was a dark rural road. no sidewalks. no street light. and simply the driver could not see this group of children, as he was passing by. and so, at this point, we don't know the updated conditions o

our jenny joyce live at one of the scenes right now, good morning, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren, four people shot and two separate incident here along south 30th street. see renmant of shell casings signifying a have i lent scene, police say, at least 24 shots were fired at this location. two men, who are sitting on front porch, struck by bullet, they are being treated at press presbyterian hospital, in stable condition. so the shooting happened at 11:42 last night here on the 1800 block every south 30th street. one of the victims lives at the home, as bullets were being fired, a 29 year old pregnant woman stepped outside and narrowly missed becoming a target. a bullet also hit house on the block and just missed the person lying on the couch. later on, a third shooting victim showed up at h.u.p. and said he, too, was hit by flying bullets on south 30th street. >> while investigating the scene, police learned that two shooting victims were driven by private auto to the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. a 22 year old male was shot once in each leg, and 20 year old

i think of jenny here at warren easton. after katrina, jenny left new orleans. was forced to leave. she started a website called warren easton in exile. the site reunited students. when jenny returned, the first-place she went was not her house. it was the school. as she puts it, i would rather see my own house burned down than the school. jenny would give anything for warren easton and today we give teachers like her our sincere thanks. [applause] amazing what happened in the city after the storm wiped out the school system. entrepreneurs decided to do something about the devastation and the failure. i have met a lot of them when i was president and subsequent to my presidency. one person took a leadership role in new schools for new orleans. he worked with others to launch dozens of schools and turn ideas into reality. as a theoretical exercise, it is important to look at new orleans and realize it is an exercise of implementing a plan that works. he was so encouraged by what he saw here, he is talking up the reforms to other cities. the storm that nearly destroyed new orleans. ne

jenny joyce is in queen village where this all happen, hi there, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren and chris. police are offering their advice, do not walk alone when you do not have to but i know it is not always possible to have a buddy with you at all times but regardless police are urging woman in this neighborhood to be extra careful, as this assault happened exactly one week ago today. it was around 3:00 a.m. last friday morning, take a a look at this surveillance video that we have of the attack. philadelphia police released this video yesterday, and you can see would the man running from the suspect seconds before he attacks her, in the 700 block of passyunk avenue, in queen village. the man knocks the woman down to the ground. as he was taken off she tried to snap his picture and then he ran back to attack her again and grabbed that cell phone. the assault has people in this community very concerned and police warning people to take priest cautions. >> it is startling alarming, you feel very vulnerable. it is a vulnerable time to be walking anyway. >> i try to be as safe a

. >> reporter: this is jenny. it's not her real name. with nowhere else to go, she came to this woman's shelter. [indiscernible] i have to do it for myself. >> reporter: jenny suffered years of physical abuse. south africa has one of the highest levels of violence against women. there is a dedicated call center for victims. since the center opened a year and a half ago, it's received more than 4,000 calls, all of them from women and children. they are referred to the necessary services in the area. the center employs dozens of social workers available 24 hour as day. >> we have also changed the way we deliver social services. we never had social workers giving counseling. we recognize that technology can play a vital role in delivering social services including gender based violence. >> reporter: there are concerns that some abuse victims still afraid to ask for help. south africa's minister of women's affairs. >> the challenge is the issue of the mindset. and moving towards making sure that the change of attitudes, change of mindset. we

. >> reporter: this is jenny, it's not her real name, we are protecting her identity. with nowhere to go, she came to the women's shelter for help. >> at this time, very emotional. i had to do it for my son. >> reporter: jenny suffered years of physical abuse and needs counselling to discovery. south africa has one of the highest abuses of women by men. a call center has been set up for victims of domestic violence and allows. bus -- and abuse. >> reporter: since the center opened it has received many calls. the center employs dozens of social workers available 24 hours a day. >> it changes pt way we deliver social work. we never had social workers giving counselling over time. true, we recognise that technology can play a vital role in delivery all social services. including gender based violence. >> there are concerns that some abuse victims are afraid to ask for help. south africa's minister of women's affairs says they need to be at change. >> the change is the issue of the mind-set. to what extent we are moving forward to making sure there's a change of attitudes,

jenny joyce is right there on the scene. she will give us an update in a bit. >>> another bomb set off in thailand this just one day after 18 people were killed, in the first attack. where that first bomb was planted that has police believing the attacker wanted to dot most damage possible. >>> um-hmm. >>> it is much bigger then we thought. the irs admitting a security breach is worse than first reported back in may, how many, thousands, of us here in this country, have had our information stolen, birth dates, social security numbers, it is a mess. >>> and by the way, ladies and gentlemen, today is, national bad poetry day. so we will have some really

jenny? >> coach and former college counselor here at malvern prep. we will tell you what she is accused of saying and promising to the victim in exchange for sex. >> what chase is saying about heading back to cool call and what his team made is saying about the trade. >> malvern prep counselor switch coach, allegedly trying to pressure a student in having sex with her. >> we all know dogs are a man's best friend. but could they also save your life? why doctors are using dogs to detect some forms of cancer. >> good day everybody, it is thursday, august 20th. you know the group led zeppelin, dot cashmere song, chase walk up to the plate, for years, to that music, right? robin plant, led zeppelin, his birthday today. >> look at that. >> how about that? >> there is a connection. >> it all comes together. >> yes. >> so looking back at number 26, time for the phillies, only team that's ever played for until last night. now, los angeles dodger. so, get on facebook, twitter, stain gram. >> yes, even

joyce is in glassboro on this story, another hit and run, jenny? >> reporter: another hit and run, keeping police busy, glassboro police department is investigating this case, what we know is a man was hit overnight by a vehicle. he was rushed to cooper with head drama and that car took off. now police are looking for that driver. the hit and run happened just before 1:30 this morning on the 600 block of quincy court. according to gloucester county police radio the in man was hit the by a vehicle and then drag down the road several feet. again that car took off, at this point, we don't have a description of that vehicle. we are hoping that police are able to gather that information and as soon as we do we will get that to you, in word on the identity of the victim in this case, mike and alex. >> we need description on that car for sure. >>> wilmington police are looking for shooter responsible for killing a young mother. >> neighbors say that she was shot in front of her own child, sabina is on this story, good morning. >> reporter: really awful st

jenny has autism and suffers from seizures. her parents say medical marijuana is the only thing that helps, which is why they're fighting the larc school and the maple shade school district. yesterday, a judge ruled school nurses cannot administer medical marijuana to their daughter. they did agree jenny's mom can come to campus and give her the drug. >> to us that's a win. >> you know, you have dreams for your children. >> are you all right? it breaks your heart. >> yes. breaks your heart. >> the barber family plans to file an appear. they say it's no the just about them, it's about caring for other children like jenny. >>> 5:36. this from our delaware bureau, officials will open a new exercise trail this afternoon. a ribbon cutting is schedule for 3:00 at the town road trail head in bethany. that new trail is a network of pathways for walkers, joggers and bicyclists that connects oceanview, bethany beach and south bethany. more opportunity to enjoy the great outdoors in delaware. >>> a beloved teacher fired from her job and j

hi jenny. >> reporter: good morning. lauren. we know victim did have head trauma and was rush to cooper hospital and glass before he police department is investigating this case. a according to gloucester county police radio the man was hit by a car and then dragged down the road and the vehicle took off. it happened just before 1:30 this morning on the 600 block of quincy court at this point, we still don't have a description of the car. again we know that a man was hit and the car took off, it has began just before 1:30 this morning and glassboro police department is now investigating, and as they get more information, we will bring that to you, lauren. >> jenny joyce, thanks very much. >>> wilmington delaware police are looking for the person shot three people. young mother was kill in the violence. neighbors said she was shot right in front of her own child. wilmington police say 259 year-old woman was killed in the 400 block of west seventh street yesterday afternoon. a four year-old whom neighbors identified as her daughte

jenny is over where she is in the hospital st. christopher's hospital for children, hi, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, alex and mike. little girl is going to be okay but her family's fight isn't over. not only do they want the hit and run driver caught but they want people to stop speeding down their street this particular hit and run happened yesterday around 5:00 n on the 2200 block of north lambert street. family members say that the little girl was outside playing with her twin sister and other friend in the neighborhood but when she was struck by a light colored suv with the pennsylvania tag. witnesses tell fox 29 that after the accident, the the vehicle backed all the way up the street and then drove off while the child was lying on the ground and bloody. we have talk to the child's aunt. she didn't want her identity revealed but she did want to share a message with our viewers. she describes how tough it was to see her niece in such bad condition after the accident. >> devastating, you know what i mean? five years old, n

. >> jenny joyce is there now because water and gas crews are still on the scene, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, alex and mike. pgw is out, they have finish their work now and the philadelphia water department is stepping back into try to repair this site of the water main break and subsequent sinkhole. more than 15 feet wide and 10 feet deep. sky fox was over the scene last night at toll up and huntington streets in kensington. intersections at a few neighboring blocks remain closed this morning. philadelphia water department was out here all last night too working to repair a 12-inch leak on the water main which cause add a several foot wide sinkhole. call came in at 3:00 yesterday afternoon. people living and work in the area say they a saw it happened, they are surprised, yet relieved that in one was hurt. >> he is looking down and the floor just crashed down. it caused confusion. we cannot go by, it is closed. >> reporter: you are happy to hear no one was hurt. >> yeah, is there nothing you can do. >> i looked over and water was just gushing up. another guy who was with me, he

hi, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren, chris. this fire was placed under control around 2:30 this morning, i just talked to the fire chief of king of prussia. and he explained to me, chris, he answered your question, that what's burning now is gas. peak is here. they have to dig a trench to get to the gas loin to turn it off. it has been a pro he is, that's why the fire is still burning, see the firefighters standing around just monitoring the flames. fire broke out just before 1:30, in building 300 of the abrams run apartment complex. it is believed it started in a second floor unit. we talked to a man who lives on the first floor. he was awoke end by loud pops of burning materials, and he jumped into action. >> found small explosion, and just zaun the window outside my window light was lit up, so i felt the heat through the window and went outside and, you know, and i grabbed a fire extinguisher from my kitchen, and tried to put it out. it was just too strong. i gave up. and just moved my car and stayed out, where the air-condi

. >> jenny joyce live right outside the wawa this morning with more on there is high, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren chris. well there is wawa here on naman's creek road in chaddsford the first and only store in the state to approve the sale of beer, big deal for wawa and it customers the news came last night announced in a concord board of supervisors meeting. we talk to people in the area about this news, some for it, some against it, the nay sayers think it may make it easier for under age drink tears get their hands on beer because they already frequent wawa for sandwiches and smacks. and nearby beer distributor is also a little put out because he says how can he compete with wawa, it sells food, smacks and six packs because of pennsylvania law's, beer distributors are only allowed to sell kegs and cases. he fears that people will buy beer from the local wawa, simply for the convenience factor. >> they are therefore cough app, they get their beer there. so, it is not fair to me if i can't control the men with coffee, on i can't control it with, you know, smacks, or lunch. >

. >> jenny joyce is live with more, hi there, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren and karen. police say they are actively looking for this man whom they say is using darkness to his advantage, to attack, and sexually assault woman. police say the amount of force used is concerning. there have been two sex assaults in the area of the cobbs creek golf course in the past five weeks, and now, police are increasing their patrols. the first happened last july 11th, at 3:30 in the morning, a 26 year-old woman walking to work dragged off cardington road behind bushes on the golf course and sexually assaulted. most recently happened last friday around 8:00. a 39 year-old woman was sexually assaulted. it happened off the golf course in the wood aired use by a bridge. police want people to arrest. >> the the way that the offender approaches, both of these would men, it would be like, he he pounding on them. he just appeared, poundses on them and then attacks them and then the sexual assault concept here. >> we need to be more safe and cautious. >> reporter: how do you do that. >> not tr

jenny has autism and suffers from seizures. her parents say medical marijuana is the only thing that helps which is why they are fighting the larc school and the maple shade school district. a judge ruled school nurses cannot administer medical marijuana but they did agree jenny's mom can come to campus and give her the drug. >> to us that's a win. >> you have dreams for your children. >> are you all right? it breaks your heart. >> yes. breaks your heart. >> the barber family plans to file an appeal. they say it's not just about them. it's about caring for children like jenny. >>> 4:37 now. officials will officially open a new canal trail this afternoon. a ribbon cutting ceremony is scheduled for 3:00 at the town trail. >>> this is the army aviation's port facility at joint base mcgwire lakehurst. >>> most people remember irving fryar fondly as his days being an eagle. >> he sat down with vai sikahema to talk about his recent conviction on mortgage fraud and why he says he's innocent. >>> hear why one candidate's staff is not s

good morning, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. well, police tell us 40 year old college counselor here in malvern prep, seduce ago 16 year old student watch she promised him in exchange for sex. we'll tell you, karen. >> jenny, investigators shutdown a really popular main line restaurant, one of the most famous in the entire country. we go inside and found cockroach and worse. what local police say they've never seen before. good day everybody, it is thursday, august 20th, 2015. every time we talk about that store at this makes my skin crawl. >> we apologize if people are eating their breakfast. >> i know, cockroaches. let's move on. we'll get a check of the weather right now. chris murphy is off, he'll be back on monday, so i am sitting in on this day. hot muggy day, sue. >> really, you can feel the air, you can almost see it walking out the door. so thick outsidement pop of thunderstorms, so we go with six out of ten for today. already at 77 degrees, in the city. with relative humidity, and icky sticky 88%. 9-mile per hour wind

bite --jenny rivera... --pero hay que ser claros en las reglas y dos condiciones son basicas, la candidata debio nacer en estados unidos y tiene que haber fallecido ya... --la eleccion es tomada con la importancia de saber que desde hace 119 aÑos la mujer no aparece en ningun billete de estados unidos. --la ultima en tener este honor fue martha washington en los billetes de dolar en 1891... --y si, dentro de los hispanos, una mujer tiene la simpatia para lograr el privilegioso primer lugar... bites rosa parker... --bueno, lo importante para otros no es la cara que alli aparezca sino cuantos billetes tiene en el bolsillo, por lo menos asi lo piensan muchos otros... bite --los votantes continuan dando a sus favoritas en la pgina web www.thenew10.treasury.gov/share- your- ideas -asi que ya lo sabe, usted puede ser parte de esa eleccion, pero hagalo con seriedad, no puede ser parte de esa eleccion, pero hagalo con seriedad, no postule a su artista o actriz favorita, ni a la doctora polo como ya ocurrio en las

i think of jenny here at warren easton. after katrina, jenny left new orleans. was forced to leave. she started a website called warren easton in exile. the site reunited students. when jenny returned, the first-place she went was not her house. it was the school. as she puts it, i would rather see my own house burned down than the school. jenny would give anything for warren easton and today we give teachers like her our sincere thanks. [applause] amazing what happened in the city after the storm wiped out the school system. entrepreneurs decided to do something about the devastation and the failure. i have met a lot of them when i was president and subsequent to my presidency. one person took a leadership role in new schools for new orleans. he worked with others to launch dozens of schools and turn ideas into reality. as a theoretical exercise, it is important to look at new orleans and realize it is an exercise of implementing a plan that works. he was so encouraged by what he saw here, he is talking up the reforms to other cities. the storm that nearly destroyed new orleans. ne

si nos atenemos a jenni fÍsicamente, su mensaje sÍ. llevar un mensaje como mujer, en vez de pelear, vamos a levantarnos, yo quiero que siga el legado de que jenni rivera ama a la mujer latina y la levanta. para mÍ lo mÁs importante es que estamos haciendo casas hogar para mujeres, el dinero de "jenni rivera vive" va para aquÍ, creo que mi hermana va a estar feliz. con todo el coraje y las tristezas, vale la pena para ver a las mujeres sonreÍr. orlando: 200 aÑos mÁs de jenni rivera, un poco largo, pero tendremos mÁs zapatos, correas, y etc. yuri querÍa mucho a joan sebastian, pero esas fotos generÓ una controversia increÍble en mÉxico. decÍan que se reían en un funeral, fuimos donde ella, y le preguntamos, y se defendiÓ. >> en exclusiva a yuri habla por primera vez sobre las controversia de la foto junto a famosos en el funeral de joan sebastian. yuri: su hermano federico contaba anÉcdotas de él, y todos estÁbamos riÉndonos, fue todo muy espontÁneo, llega la publicista de lucÍa mÉndez, diciendo, la foto, no es comÚ

over there in south jersey from the congestion, guess again, we have a complete report on that from jenny. >> reporter: yeah mike, definitely not safe here on this side of the bridge in new jersey. transportation officials put out new restrictions yesterday, we will tell you how they expect to get to philadelphia to see the pope next month. ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >>> the fence is going up, after a weeks of rumors mayor nutter finally confirms the fence is real. where it will be put in place. >>> attorney general kathleen kane demanded that a pennsylvania judge released explicit e-mails, th

thank you so much and jenny thanks to our mayor ed lee and supervisor christensen for all the work just a couple of words from our president of the board

you are doing a live report like jenny joyce is doing a live report every morning. she gets photo bombed, not just by anybody, it looks like she's in an airport. it is a real famous actor that comes up, watch this. >> yes. >> photo bomb. >> yes. >> so that is hugh jackman, yes, he and his wife were at sidney hospital in sidney as part of their work with the fight cancer foundation. >> that is a hospital, not an airport. >> that is jessica turner, she was there covering jackman's visit. i was thinking she should be more surprised to have hugh jackman coming up behind her. >> you can tell she talk to him, probably intrad him outside the hospital and jumped in her shot he said hi, mom. >> mom. >> cute. >> tv people make me sick. look at my face. >> yes. >> don't say that. >> i love you. >> i really do. seriously. >> i use orbitz when -- what am i talking about airline tickets. >> i use cheap tickets.com. >> what about expedia. listen to this, expedia and orbitz are looking to merge, how about that. is that a good or a bad thing. i have have a feeling it the is a bad th

. >> jenny from the block. >> seth: yeah, jenny from the block. [ laughter ] you just tripped and said something you didn't intend to say. >> well, you may remember that jenny was coming back. >> seth:-- to the block. [ laughter ] >> to the block. it was her first sort of welcome home. >> right. and the thinking was, in her neighborhood where she had returned, that it would be better -- that they were more likely to give her -- i have to be careful here. >> seth: yeah. >> more likely to give her a curb-job than a block party. >> seth: right. >> which is what it said after an hour of reading news the words become soup-ish. >> seth: and i will say, that's not -- that's a hard one. that's not great writing. [ laughter ] >> i rather throw her a -- >> seth: curb-job instead of a block party. so, we're gonna show your flub. [ laughter ] and then again, the flub's great. shepard smith's save here is one of the great saves of all time. let's talk a look. >> j.lo's new song jenny from the block all about lopez' roots about how she is still a neighborhood gal at heart. but folks from that street

lets get to jenny joyce live from northeast philadelphia, jenny. >> reporter: good morning. police appreciative of that tow truck driver and that work he did to step up and help them catch the suspect in this case. the accident happened here at devereaux and the boulevard, police suspected the driver was driving drunk and off-duty officer on a motorcycle was not wearing a helmet. nineteen year veteran lemar pool was riding his motorcycle on devereaux just after 4:00 p.m. when investigators say a toyota traveling the opposite direction on devereaux struck the officer as they met at the roosevelt boulevard. police say that car then kept going, a few blocks, the driver did get out for a second and kept going, a tow truck driver followed that vehicle called 911 abe trapped the the car in place, until police arrived. the driver was arrested for leaving the scene of the accident and police suspect he was driving drunk. the four two-year old officer was taken to aria torresdale hospital where he died. >> motorcycle was west and koran east. quite often it happens where the car turns

. >> in 1909, he marries his love jenny. they start a family and buy that dream home. by now, baseball has long established itself as the national past time. for decades, very companies have used baseball cards to sell their products. >> the first nationally circulated cards came in packages of tobacco. it was the opportunity for the average citizen to own a photo. >> candy companies jump into the game. caramel cart helped sell the top people of the day. >> cy young. christie matthewson. >> children'children love the candy, but cards even more. >> children traded them. >> all karl and carla know is that the cards may have come from their grandfather's store. >> our guess is that he would have given them away as promotional items. when you have leftovers, you save them for the next promotion. >> beyond that, karl isn't sure what they have in the box. he tells his cousin, he'll find out. the box sits on that dresser for a few days. and almost gets thrown out several times. before karl brings it to his restaurant to research the cards online. >> after a few days, he has s