To be honest, i think it was a scalpel, as you said, marya sergeevna, and under the nails they found pieces of clothing, well, yes, the killers clothes, yeah, now, hello, this is mitya, hello, marya sergeevna, laboratory, so, they found the shoes, uh, no, how do i know, im like, im calling, well, youll be happy, those shoes, but no, well, i dont know, okay, they checked the trace. Yes, the trace here wont tell you anything, you yourself understand such shoes, well, well, what kind then, well, i can say one thing with confidence the blood on these shoes belongs to polezhaev on the cloak, too, listen, you are strange people, you are strange people, i say, those shoes or not, i said, i dont know, im not supposed to draw conclusions, everything is clear, but what its clear, marya sergeevna, the blood on the shoes belongs to polezhaev, which means 100 that they were a maniac, so lets go, where are we going to buy the shoes . Come on, lets go, please, zoey, but maybe not. here, this is for y
Now, fox 29 news at 10 00. Tonight a local woman facing charges she tried kill her own mother. Thanks for joining us room iain page. Im lucy noland. She told police she just wanted to end her mothers suffering. Prosecutors disagree. Dave schratwieser broke the story tonight and joins us live from north philadelphia. Dave. 74yearold mary was in the nursing home hyped me with dementia and osteoporosis. She had several times broken bones. Her daughter is charged with attempted murder for injecting her with insulin even though she wasnt a diabetic. Her lawyer says, this isnt about crime. Its about compassion. Its every grown child worst nightmare. Watching an elderly parent suffering from an illness in a hospital or nursing home. Abington police say when 50yearold donna couldnt bear to watch her mother mary suffer any more, she injected her with insulin hoping shed pass away. Its very sad tragic set of circumstances. Reporter now she stands charged with attempted murder, aggravated assault
Who lost both legs to diabetes. Homeless for years he now has roof over his head but not much else. Im still panhandling but thats only to supplement my income and its hard its practically always near the end of the month. Reporter right. When his ssi check comes. Walk further youll meet peter welch whose homeless and makes no excuses. Failures in my life have come because of decisions and things ive said and cup and i see that happening in this country far too often. Reporter homelessness is up in the city this year. Panhandling is well according to Homeless Services director liz hirsh puts it down to one key element. Take wild guess. This is the opioid epidemic. Some of the folks youre seeing may not be homeless. They may be panhandling out here for money, but, um, yeah, its a big hairy problem. Reporter thats the up tick hyped you and liz another that the demographics prove it more young people for instance. Now, if you meet valerie who is homeless and has a history of opioid abuse
Sound of music silenced by gunshots a man found dead at a Recording Studio popular with some of the biggest names in hiphop. Police making the shocking discovery this morning. Good evening, im dawn timmeney. Im joyce evans. Now the hunt is on to find the killer and the reason behind the brutal attack. Fox 29s Sabina Kuriakose joining us live now from Spring Garden with the very latest. Sabina. Reporter joyce, late tonight we got new information from police they now say that the victim was shot in the head and back and detectives found a bloody screwdriver near the bo body. Superior sound studio in the basement of 4,443rd street usually known for turning out music from claimed philly hiphop stars. Saturday this sight of a mysterious murder according to philadelphia police. It was kind of a surprise to come here to meet in the parking lot and find it all roped off and police everywhere. Reporter eric jeffrey worked for nonprofit also housed in the building. Suddenly finding themselves st
Welcome, everyone to the Mayors Disability Council meeting here in room 400, city hall. February 19, 2016. We appreciate you being here with us today. We are going to get started with the agenda and cochair supanich will read the welcome and introduction. Thank you. Thank you, good afternoon and welcome to the Mayors Disability Council this friday february 19, 2016, in room 400 of San Francisco city hall. City hall is accessible to persons using wheelchairs or other mobile devices at grove, van ness and mccallister street ramps. The carlton b entrance is provided via chairlift. Our meeting is open captioned and sign language interpreted. Our agendas are also available in large print and braille. Please ask staff for any additional assistance. To prevent electronic interference with this rooms sound system and to respect everyones ability to focus on the presentations please silence all mobile phones and pdas. Your cooperation is appreciate. We welcome publics participation during Publi