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delaware couple is happy to be home tonight after a trip to europe that got disrupt by situation in paris. our diana rocco is at philadelphia international and she talked to a couple just moments after they got off a plane, diana. reporter: that is right, ukee. while france is very much in mourning tonight the couple we spoke to said you can feel height even sense of vigilance throughout france and europe, something many americans returning home can identify with. delaware native gayle and frank castleman are relieved to be back home after returning from the two week trip to europe. i wanting to home and go see my grand kid. reporter: their flight from paris landed at philadelphia international airport this afternoon. it is scary. your heart goes out for the people. we were told right when we flew out that paris was the most safe airport was safees place to be. reporter: they were on a river cruise scheduled to arrive in paris on friday but after ice ace a a ....
france s president has declared war on isis and after launching air strikes urging russia and the us to unite in the fight against isis. president obama spoke today about the attack at the g20 summit rejecting calls for a change of strategy. folks want to pop off haven t pins about what they think they would do, present a specific plan. if they think that somehow their advisers are better than the chairman of my joints chief of staff, and the folks who are actually on the ground, i want to meet them. live in paris is slowly returning to normal. the eiffel tower reopened today and tonight it was draped in the national colors of france. delaware couple is happy to be home from paris tonight after their trip to europe was disrupted by the attacks. delaware native gale and frank kess sell man arrived earlier at philadelphia international airport from paris. they were on a river cruise scheduled to arrive in paris friday. but after those attacks rock the city, they wer ....
show of solidarity and support. the avenue of the arts in philadelphia glows in blue, white and red in the wake of the terrorist attack in paris. as we learn more about the suspected attacker who got away. security measures here at home are heightened. good evening, i m ukee washington. hi, everyone, i m jessica dean. we begin tonight with the latest on the terror in paris. isis has released a video praising friday s dead al tack in promising an attack in washington, d.c. in france investigato investigae intensifying their manhunt for the moon got away. he was stopped at the belgium border burt let go. france s president has declared war on isis and after launching air strikes urging russia and the us to unite in the fight against isis. president obama spoke today about the attack at the g20 summit rejecting calls for a change of strategy. folks want to pop off haven t pins about what they think they would do, present a specific plan. if they think that someho ....
region, through the morning, again, temperatures slowly climbing up through the 50 s, by lunchtime looking add mid 50 s in the sunshine, little breeze to deal with. afternoon highs again couple every degrees above average at 58 degrees for philadelphia, mid 50 s at the shore, and only four s though up in the poconos, but we are going to bring back warmer air, however, rain chances, we time it out coming up if a few minutes, let s hit the roads with meisha, a morning. morning, justin, we certainly can t complain about 50 s, can we? oh, no, and to think it was 07 yesterday. good morning, everyone, this is a look at the schuylkill eastbound, at spring garden. looking great here. now that we re breaking into the 5:00 hour, a loft overnight construction is starting to get out of the way, which is great news. ninety-five southbound at girard, one of the areas that typically does heat up, even in the 5:00 hour. certainly starting to see a lot of headlights start to hit the r ....
good evening to you as well from the ktvu studios, and maureen naylor. we re going to again right near in napa with ktvu s debra villalon. she has the story of a 13- year-old boy who was seriously injured during the quake during a sleep overat his home. reporter: the good news, he will spend several months in a wheelchair, but should make a full recovery. the house and the chimney here in south napa look just fine from here. but inside, it s a different story. so he was sleeping over there. reporter: a mattress was on this floor. and 13-year-old nicholas dillon was on it when the quake hit. nicholas [ speaking in spanish ] his grandparents came down, and found nicholas buried by tile and brick that fell like a solid wall. it didn t catch the whole body of nicholas. just part of it. reporter: enough to crush his pelvis. he was scrambling to beat the collapse and almost did. because luckily he was young and energetic. reporter: his parents and ot ....