bring charges i this case. in this case. reporter:until then.he will not elaborate on the nature of the allegations. only to say the officer is accused of misconduct toward women while in uniform. reporter:the smpd recognizes the seriousness, and is nature of these criminal allegations. we want to reassure the public that this alleged conduct in no way reflects the core values of this department, its members, or the police profession. reporter:the da will decide whether to bring charges against officer in the coming weeks. reporter:repirtong in redwood city. reporter:kckronnews pam:we first told you about this story with a push alert. at 5:35- this afternoon. you can stay connected by downloading our free kron-4 mobile app. pam:in the east bay. pam:pittsburg police are following leads and talking to witnesses. after the latest deadly car-to car shooting. a 25 -year old mother, shanique marie, was killed in a highway- four shooting on wednesday. pam:another
it. it really is not. when this happened, i was scared. i was frustrated. i was angry. i was shaking. reporter: new jersey state police troopers arrested and charged her with obstruction. rebecca says it s because she didn t answer the state trooper s questions after she was suspected of speeding. i said i had a right not to answer his questions. i was an attorney. i knew i had a right not to answer his questions. reporter: now rebecca filed a civil rights suit against the state of new jersey, state police and the trooper who af d arrested her. she wants to hold police accountable for violating her rights. rebecca s attorney says this violates her civil and federal rights. they had every right to stop her and give her a speeding ticket if they wanted to but did not have a right to arrest her simply for not answering questions. rebecca, whose parents were in law enforcement and grandfather was a sheriff wants answers. she wants to know why a trooper arrested her. and
at the shore, clouds will be breaking for some sunshine this afternoon. 65 degrees. a look at the futurecast hour by hour so you can plan your day when i m back in ten minutes. let s check in with jessica boyington and see how traffic is moving on this morning. well, bill, we have some relief finally on the vine street expressway. all lanes back open. most of the exit ramps have all of the closures lifted. these are our cameras around 24th street. all traffic moving right now. this is the westbound side. it was earlier closed westbound and eastbound between broad street and the schuylkill expressway. again, it s typically lifted by 5:00 in the morning. you can see just on time here all lanes moving again. no problems there on the vine. all traffic is moving. ann accident out in northeast philadelphia on the boulevard might be tying you up a little bit. headed northbound around red lion road. on the inner drive though. lanes are still getting by the area. in horsham, still w
his neighborhood forecast. morning, vai. it s okay to read the sign. woo-hoo! we have sunshine peeking through. it s really going to warm things up today. this morning we have a little bit of fog. it s starting to improve some. lancaster has zero visibility this morning. now light fog in mt. holly and blue bell. not so much an issue in south jersey. it is a little lower for wilmington. three-mile visibility there. you saw that live picture. three miles shouldn t be an issue this morning. temperatures are a bit warmer. 57 degrees in philadelphia. dropping to the 40s in the suburbs. in delaware right now, it s 57 degrees in wilmington. a cool start this morning. the temperatures will really warm up this afternoon. look at this. sunshine. 74 in philadelphia by 1:00 in the afternoon. the suburbs will start in the 60s, warm into the 70s for the lehigh valley. that s where we ll find some of the warmest weather today. 73 degrees and climbing at 1:00 in the afternoon. into the low
spot. while everything looks calm and normal now, a lot of q to some those who can t forget, especially today. amtrak 188 left the station and derailed a few empties later. for some, it still feelic lose it happened yer. i have never experienced anything that was to the volume that we saw that night. one year ago, dr. amy goldberg was chief ottrauma at temple university hospital. when i walked in and saw the number of patients that we had already on site, and the numbers that we were getting, it was rather impressive. temple says 54 victims were treated that night. more than any other hospital in the area. ten different hospitals took the injured passengers and temple s chief medical officer remembers the questions of that night as he drove to work. do we have enough emergency rooms? is the blood bank ready? one year later, some of the victims are still recovering. and some are permanently scarred. they literally feel it was for some of them, every breath they