of music and he s the author of a new book acid for children a memoir and he s now nominated for a grammy for the audio version of that book there i say that the memoir will allow us to understand what makes flea tick sorry i ve been waiting on that all day i had to get it that lehi you know really. love will run in the trails with my dogs this morning and then it seems soft boiled d eggs and listen to some music and now i m talking ear drinking coffee so good morning. then on the home run a tell you what hounds are more important as the were the world gets weirder it s like that old seinfeld bet when he would come home and a dog would go that s that guy that statue guy noriko always make you feel good no matter how grim it is some glad to hear you re out on the trails with your hounds flee the eye that may yet this new profound pleasure so thankful luncheons so her late mentioning this overlay conservatory of music you know it s a nonprofit music school i started nearly 20
nbc 10 s pamela osborne is live in south philadelphia with what investigators have learned. pam? reporter: well erin crime scene investigators have finished up here but you can see police are still holding the scene. they tell us when they got here the front door was unlocked. they also say the house appeared to be in order. only adding to the mystery of why the 65-year-old man who lives here was killed and who was responsible. it was a 911 call that brought police to this row home on the 1200 block of johnston for a report of a person who needed to go to the hospital. when police entered the home they discovered the body of the homeowner in an upstairs bedroom. investigators say he d been stabbed in the stomach. he was pronounced dead at the scene. early this morning, police were interviewing a woman who knew the victim in hopes of figuring out what happened. we ve been speaking with neighbors off-camera. they tell us this is a quiet neighborhood. they say they all know ea
thousands took to the streets in the middle east to protest the u.s. s decision to recognize jerusalem at the capital of israel, but today the police are preparing for a so-called day of rage. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. this morning in california, tens of thousands of homes remain in jeopardy from a string of wind-driven destructive wildfires. two new fires have ignited. one burning through a retirement community near san diego. fire crews are now battling six major fires, making progress with some and not with others. the largest fire around ventura destroyed at least 130i buildins and covers thods kenneth craig has the story. this single-family home reduced no nothing but rubble, all that s left, the shell of their minivan. hundreds of thoroughbred horses ran for their lives as the southern california wildfire spread even further south. this new blaze dubbed the lilac fir
thousands took to the streets in the middle east to protest the u.s. s decision to recognize jerusalem as the recognize jerusalem at the capital of israel, but today the police are preparing for a so-called day of rage. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. this morning in california, tens of thousands of homes remain in jeopardy from a string of wind-driven destructive wildfires. two new fires have ignited. one burning through a retirement community near san diego. fire crews are now battling six major fires, making progress with some and not with others. the largest fire around ventura destroyed at least 130 buildings and covers 180 square miles. kenneth craig is in ventura. kenneth, good morning. reporter: good morning, anne-marie. as you said the fires have brought hundreds of buildings to the ground. this single-family home reduced to nothing but rubble, all that s left, the sh
thousands took to the streets in the middle east to protest the u.s. s decision to recognize jerusalem at the capital of israel, but today the police are preparing for a so-called day of rage. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. this morning in california, tens of thousands of homes remain in jeopardy from a string of wind-driven destructive wildfires. two new fires have ignited. one burning through a retirement community near san diego. fire crews are now battling six major fires, making progress with some and not with others. the largest fire around ventura destroyed at least 130i buildins and covers thousands of mile. kenneth craig has the story. this single-family home reduced no nothing but rubble, all that s left, the shell of their minivan. hundreds of thoroughbred horses ran for their lives as the southern california wildfire spread even further south. this new blaze dubbed