jeremiah jackson, so worried that after living in the house for just one week, she was planning to move out. just didn t happen in time. there may have been a prior contact with the individual and she thought her best interests to leave that home. reporter: 22-year old jackson who lived down the hall way now charged with strangling the victim after a prolong beating during which he tried to extract bank card information from her. the body of the araujo, a recent graduate of the art institute of philadelphia, found on this kensington lot, stuff in the duffle bag, her hand, tied, her head, and feet covered with trash bags. motive was robbery, and it is believed mr. jackson believed that she had some monday which her, some cash report. she was a cool girl. she had a lot going for herself. she was respectful. never thought this would happen. reporter: sources say jackson, whose records show a substantial arrest history has allegedly confessed to the crime, seriously bur
earlier. one of the children, states his mommy dead, mommy dead and out the door they will go. reporter: that is what one neighbor told police he heard right after a gun went off. police are looking for keith belajonas who they say killed his wife and took off with their two children. police were called to the 200 block of abby terrace around 2:30. they found a with man shot once in the head and may have been stabbed as well. neighbors told police they heard a scuffle before seeing belajonas leave the apartment with the two little boys around the age of four and six. police say that the couple had been married since 2011 and belajonas fridays staten island or long island and he may be headed this right new with the children. belajonas is driving a gray 2006 nissan path finder with pennsylvania license plate number j.d. h-7477. i talked to one neighbor off camera who told me family lived here for less than a year and just two days ago they heard the couple arguing. police
pellman, good morning. reporter: good morning, we have a touch of clouds in spots and storm tracker 6 live tracking this opponent cold front this will give us rain, it s a little ways off at this point. we expect it in the overnight hours into tomorrow morning. we have a dry day today. 57 degrees, a little cool in the suburbs. in quakertown 58. 57 in center city. some of the suburbs in the new jersey, in the low 40s. 56 in hammonton. 55 in dover, delaware. we ve been keeping an eye on the low clouds. half mile in the poconos. 2.5 in reading. half mile in lancaster. we re watching for patchy fog that could impact you to the north and west. 9:00 a.m., 62 degrees, mostly cloudy skies, noon, 69. today we should see sunshine mixing with the clouds. # p.m., 73 that s the high for today. 6:00 p.m. 70 degrees, i showed you the rain that s coming through the area, wait until you see the temperatures behind that, matt. details in the seven day coming up. rain on the weekend, it s oka
sexiest men alive turning so many women off right now. adam levine under fire for his graphic new music video. will turning it into an animal make it hard to be loved? and good morning, america. we have a lot going on this friday morning. let s get right to the urgent fight against ebola on two fronts right now. in africa, that american journalist right there and his team being evacuated this morning. and at the same time that first american patient with ebola fighting for his life in a dallas hospital as health officials are racing to track down as many as 100 people who may have been exposed to the deadly disease in the dallas area. and begin with the journalist exposed to ebola. dr. richard besser is is in the hot zone. reporter: this morning, ashow ka mukpo, working in liberia for three years hired by nbc news as part of a four-person team reporting on the disease. very next day he was feeling tired and achy with a slightly raised temperature. he tested positive f
county. officials say it was a police car that struck that boy right near delsea drive and paul street. good evening to everyone. i m karen hepp. details are just coming in right now. they re coming together this hour. let s get right tout on the scene. chris o connell is there live in franklin township with what we know. chris? reporter: karen those details are still unfolding at this hour. but i can tell you it is a horrible and gut wrenching scene here in franklinville, new jersey, as we speak. family members are right now behind me. they are grieving the loss of a 10-year-old boy. he was struck and killed by a police car on his way to an alarm call. that little boy was on his way to a sleepover at a friend s house. now, this all happened about 7:00 o clock tonight. all we are being told is a franklinville police officer was responding to a call here at delsea drive when the child was struck. we re told the boy was crossing the street. he was on his way from his home t