thornburgh admit no a who had in pittsburgh. he told his wife the 81 year old will recover. as governor, in 79, many of you may remember thornburgh led the state during 3-mile island nuclear crisis. later served as u.s. attorney general under presidents reagan and george h.w. bush. >>> another step forward for army sergeant, and former pow bowe bergdahl. he's now ash patient care at the texas military base, the next step in bergdahl's re integration and medical care. no set time line for the process which will include de briefing, psychological counselling, exposure to more people, but officials say bergdahl is not allowed to roam free and speak with whom ever he wants. >> overnight secretary of state, john kerrey, touched down in iraq where he will meet with the country's top leaders. kerrey will urge prime minister to create new more inclusive government as the threat of civil war continues to grow. isis now controls at least three boarders crossings near jordan and syria. knows could allow the insurgents to move weapons and fight nears iraq. >>> now, a heartwarming annive

vernor back in 79, thornburgh led the state during the 3-mile island nuclear crisis. he later served as u.s. attorney general under presidents reagan and george h.w. bush. >>> time right nowúdwy 59. coming down with little world cup fever. eel lick peak i had. >> specially after yesterday's wild finish for team usa. now you have to see the new take on the sport that's being called bububble soccer. >> yon this. >> before you fire up that take it in tip need to top shape. >> the battle of the sequels in the box office. the words on whi on >> and, first full week of summer go egg off tore start. stormser week. katie is smaking it to the finish line seemed like a distant dream. m8 igh mr. cunningham: i know how hard nelson works running track and he wkst hard in my honors class. nelson: i thought i wasn't good at history but mr. cunningham, he makes it comive. now i'm heading to college-- and my teachers helped make that happen.. cuinghame we're mentors, and helping all our students realize their dreams is the best part of the job. >>> no laughing matter, but juan became

thornburgh who served as u.s. attorney general under presidents reagan and george h.w.ush was admited to upmc presbyterian hospital yesterday. doctors reportedly told the 81 year old's wife that he will recover. >>> now on a warm summer day a cool pool sounds great don't you think? coming up, how about taking a dip in water that's just 2 degrees? more on this crazy stunt coming up next. >>> also great video here. stormy skies over an american monument. justin. >> well, we have some low humidity around the delaware valley but don't get used to it. things are going to change for the upcoming work week. from color. to the remote. to flat screens. now it's taking a quantum leap. introducing fios quantum tv. record up to 12 shows at the same time. store up to 200 hours of entertainment in hd. plus watch live tv anytime with the fios mobile app. redefining what tv can be. that's powerful. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> well, philly gets into the world cup spirit. "eyewitness news" at 15th and locust where the street turned int

thornburgh was rush to the hospital in pittsburgh over the weekend.tors reportedly told his wife that the 81 year old will recover. governor back in 79, many of you may remember, thornburgh led the state during the 3-mile island nuclear crisis. he later served as u.s. attorney general under presidents reagan and george h.w. bush. >>> weaver some break cents news in the city's spring garden section. "eyewitness news" live on the scene right here, of water main break at 16th and brandywine streets. you can see the water trickling down in the street right there. the water has been flowing, we're told, for almost an hour now, and the water department is on the scene, they're work to go fix that mess. right now, though, you can see the barricade is up. sixteenth street is closed at brandywine street, because of that water main break, we'll stay on top of this and bring you updates. >>> meantime, changes could soon be coming to atlantic city. live look of of ac. nice day down the shore, mayor don guardian wants to transform atlantic city for port of call fo

attorney general and former pennsylvania governor dick thornburgh is in the hospital tonight. his wife told the "pittsburgh tribune review" that he suffered a american stroke at their home yesterday. the 81-year-old is expected to recover. he led the state during the three mile island nuclear crisis. he served as u.s. attorney general beth under presidents ronald reagan and george h.w. bush. >>> we're learning more about the condition of former p.o.w. bowe bergdahl. his health is improving. according to an army spokesperson, bergdahl has been released from the hospital and is now getting medical and psychological outpatient care at joint base san antonio, ft. sam houston. military officials also say that bergdahl's reintegration process continues with exposure to more people and gradual social interactions. it's still not clear if he has seen his parents yet. bergdahl spent five years as a taliban prisoner in afghanistan until he was released in a prisoner swap deal last month. >>> tonight, secretary of state john kerry is in the middle east as the growing crisis in iraq is at

whether it's griffin bell or been so bloody under democratic presidents or ed meese and richard thornburgher republican presidents. attorney general have found a way to straddle the delicate balance. in the case of attorney general holder, every time there's been a fork in the road and political priorities must be met and that there's the rule of law, he is gone and the director of the political priorities. should he leave the office of attorney general before president obama's term is up, he would be subject to all kinds of subpoenas that he would have to answer as a private citizen. all kinds of cours of course aps he would have to answer to all kinds of requests for documents he could no longer stonewall or count on stonewalling. and he basically in his new job title would be permanent witness. so i don't think he wants the. so you will be a attorney general i can almost assure we predict until noon of january 20th, 2017. [inaudible] >> i can't really answer questions about that. [inaudible] >> i don't believe so. >> david with the national center for public policy research. hans, you m