. >> tom wolf polled at 5% in february this past february and look where he ended up. ken trjio is a name in the hispanic community. >> tom knox i would not be surprised or darrell clark or senator williams candidacy or tom knox candidacy. >> committee of 70 another important watchdog group that was started 110 years ago literally. zack stallberg is retiring and moving out west. have you heard any rumblings on whole take his place. >> i do, ajay who doesn't have enough to do. ellen kaplan or larry platt. these are the type of people they have to be nonpartisan or bipartisan. journalist. >> i asked zack about this, he said one of the things that was most important to him not that he has a lot of sway that we have new blood coming in. it does look like it doesn't change much around here. in philadelphia, people stay until they die and when they die their children come in. the osification of leadership -- to bring a fresher set of eyes to it. not the same old same old. we're looking for new leadership in this city. >> and not seeing so much of it. >> let's go back to tom w

republican governor tom corbett and his democratic challenger tom wolf exchanged smiles and hand shakes tonight, both were featured speakers at the pennsylvania environmental council dinner in center city. it is the first time that the two appeared in the same place since the the campaign got underway. >> this is first time we have actually shared a stage together. it is different. >> i think it has been game on since january, as a matter of fact, between mr. wolf and other candidates, they spent about 30 million-dollar beating up on me and saying what they would do. now we need to know what the tea tails are. >> reporter: environmental policy at forefront, wolf wasted no time outlining his sustainable even why i plan comprised of seven proposals, he received applause when he said this. >> pennsylvania will join under the right circumstances and i emphasize that, under the the right circumstances, the regional greenhouse gas initiative. >> reporter: president obama announced the plan last week to address global warming. he wants a 30 percent reductions in the nation's carbon dioxide emi

and the governor's race, tom wolf up 20 points over tom corbett. will that last?e more on inside story, i hope you join us. >> chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: it's comfortable today, but it's unsettled next week. 87 degrees today. 80 tomorrow, lots of clouds and showers around. same thing for tuesday. wednesday is clear, thursday and friday we get into the unsettled pattern again, chance of showers and thunderstorms both days, saturday at this point looks nice, sun and clouds and a cooler high of 82. looking good. >> this week with george stephanopoulos is next on 6abc. here's a preview. >> reporter: good morning we have new comments from diane's interview with hillary clinton. and we have more from bergdahl and what he went through during his five years of captivity. we'll get nate silver's world cup predictions coming up on this week. >> all right, george. "action news" continues at noon. we'll have the latest on the new jersey crash that has comedian tracy morgan and two other friends fighting for their lives. militar

the "herald" tribune which was tom wolfe told me when i met him in the elevator when i got my first job. i was working in the women's department which i called the estrogen zone. is three hours away -- there were no women in journalism in the mid '60s. to speak of. and tom said, the "herald" tribune is the main tijuana bullring for freelance writers. you have to be brave. so i snuck down the back stairs so my editors wouldn't see me. crossed into the testosterone zone, went to clay's office to pitch in my best store. i would've been fired by editor had seen me. so clay with his huge booming voice said, come on in. where did you come from? i said the passage in his own. he left. he said what he up for me? i told them the story in 30 seconds, about the ugly men who were having -- beautiful women to show their beach house on fire island so they could sit on the blanket and attract other beautiful girls. and he said did you go to this? i suggest. they didn't take me. he said right it just like you told me. new journalism. that was my big break. i started as a new journalist. and within a ye

. >> tom wolf is showing the financial impact of the primary race. wolf's campaign reported that he raise $3.5 million. but his cash on hand is down to 3 million because he spent 10 million in the primary. tom corbett has $4.8 million. he ran unopposed nidz primary, but -- in his primary, but spent $11 million on ads so far. >>> john street protested outside of city hall. the protesters saying pgw sale would result in job losses. mayor nutter said it would keep rates flat for three years and generate much-needed revenue. city council and the state legislature need to approve this deal. >> coming up at 5:00 a.m., the cdc is dealing with an internal anthrax scare. and dozens could be at risk. >> a chocolate lab in new jersey is preventing some folks >> welcome back, you're taking a live look here on sky 6 out across center city at the peco building. it's a beautiful, lovely morning after the hot and humid days we had behind us. it's going to get up to 84 today. >>> you could say a u.s. customs gave a drug smuggler his just deserts. he tried to smuggle

the afl-cio is throwing its support behind tom wolf. he's challenging tom corbett in the november election. the pennsylvania afl-cio represents about 800,000 union workers. the most recent poll by quinnipiac shows wolf 20 points ahead of corbett. that poll conducted between may 29th and june 2nd. >>> next on nbc 10 news at 6:00, we're watching for the threat of rain as we look live at citizens bank park. earlier we said the phillies was be playing tonight. of course they already beat the padres earlier today. glenn "hurricane" schwartz, can we beat the weather forecast? >> yes, the forecast for the weekend lately. we're ending the week. i'm tracking the chance for more storms tomorrow plus what to expect for father's day in your nbc 10 first alert forecast. >>> a massive dirt pile next to this bridge might have led it to tilt. we'll let you know other bridges that have big stuff next to them. we'll see if pennsylvania and new jersey have similar issues. >>> nbc 10 first alert weather tracking the flood threat tonight. a flash flood watch

the latest poll shows tom wolf 20 points ahead of corbett. corbett has 33% and wolf 53%. . >> >> the invasion was the beginning of the end. he was 20 years old when he joined the military and shaped out. he served three officials as a medic on the frontline. 70 years later he still visibly remembers the soldiers during enemy fire. >> you were in the middle of the fighting, but you didn't fight. sometimes it was difficult to give. you had enemy activity all-around you. >> they served for 30 thirst years in the military. >> stay with us for more on d-day. more on nightly news starting at 6:30. an nbc news special journey to normandy on coci tv. >> contractor quits. it's more than three months since the deadly explosion damaged several homes. why the company hired to rebuild them is pulling the plug on the job. >> a live look at eighth and market. lots of people heading out on this beautiful friday night into the weekend and a better start for the weekend. glen? >> a picture perfect weather no matter where you are. the rain returns by the start

and he is facing a challenge from tom wolf. many activists and leaders are supporting tom wolf and opposed to what they call are governor corbett's education cuts during his time. and it may have traffic complications. >> and we bring in matt pellman with the traffic report -- or autumn, how about that. >> hi brian and shirleen. looking down in center city, there police on the scene guiding traffic around that, but it is not slowing traffic down or blocking traffic at that time. >>> moving over to 422 we go, the weather however causing us problems. the heavy downpours that adam mentioned. going to some camera shots, and clear roadways, however it is not the case here. having heavy downpours. and you can see it is taking 20 minutes to do that. and closer to the city, we are seeing the storm move through closer to the city. a few minutes okay no wetness on the roadways but here at the boulevard southbound going slow making your way to the schuylkill expressway. and the schuylkill expressway very slow, 9 miles an hour eastbound an

he used his own gun toill >>> happening now, tom corbett andis challenger tom wolf are courting the environmental vote. both are speakont the pennsylvania environmental council in center city. protected the n environment. they are facing the issues of pennsylvania. wo endorsed a former opponent for a big position to be cha womaof the state democratic party. mcginty who ran against wolf said she is excited by the pros of leing the party. >> from our trenton bureau, new jersey's capitol city, eric jackson defeated paul perez and jackson getting 56% of the vote. nbc 10's bureau reporter talked to neighbors about what the new admin strigz has to d ann in the city. >> that's right. they are no secret from the record high homicide rate to the cloud of corruption. the mayor-elect said he is up fo what about the people here in trenton? do they think new leadership will make a difference here? >> integrity. eric has it and tony never had it. >> they believe in the . they followed the tony corruption trial every and every week. he supports mayor jack and said it will close a chapter of corruption. they can

wolf will face governor tom corbett in the november election. the incumbent republican announced earlier this week that food manufacturer dietz & watson will create 138 new jobs at the new facility in philadelphia. >>> and out of delaware county, lawmakers are taking steps to bail out three state casinos. the state bailed out with $10 million to help the struggling casinos. the casinos are struggling with the state taking too much revenue. >>> there's a hearing over proposed rules for coastal developments. environmentalists are stang the state's plan would put property at risk for future storms. >>> and the water front-runner in philadelphia is coming alive with just one day left until the opening of a summer pop-up park. we'll tell what you that's all about. >>> clouds over cape may are starting to thin out. showers have already ended. the shorecast just ahead. [ michael strahan ] i'm michael strahan, and i love new york. there's no place like it in the world. my favorite thing is the excitement of the outdoors. like rock climbing in the catski

tom corbett and tom wolf were guests of the environmental dinner. pennsylvania will join under the right circumstances and i emphasize that under the right circumstances green house gas initiatives. >> green house gases are falling even as industrial growth is growing. >> a big difference between the two candidates are the taxing the oil and gas industries. wolf wants to implement a new 5% serve severance tax. >> union representing 430 engineers and electrical workers are set to walk off the job a minute past midnight friday night into saturday morning. the union representing the city workers is not planning to strike meaning bus, trolley and subway service would run this weekend. >> severe storms left significant damage behind in southwestern p-a. lightning struck a tree in butler county. no twisters were confirmed in the area. >>> accuweather is tracking the chance for more storms today. you can get that accuweather forecast anytime with our 6abc news app it's free at the apple and google app stores. >> even better that storm tracker 6 live app it

. >> monica, democratic candidate governor tom wolf is getting positive reviews all over the state and raising a lot of money. naming katie ma -- mcgintty to his senior role has been positive. >> not only are the millennials come from brooklyn, they are coming from africa. they are looking at creating an office in harrisburg in dealing with new pennsylvanians and corporate them more in our economy. >> thanks to all our insiders, i appreciate you being here, and thanks to you for watching, we'll see you here next week on inside story. >> i'm nydia han along with eva pilgrim. coming up next on "action news," armed robbers hit a wawa and a scherch in philadelphia overnight. -- scherch in philadelphia overnight. >> several fallen marines in the area are being remembered with a special event. >> a new device that quickly measures body fat in an effort to give people a better picture of their overall health. >> those stories >> good afternoon it's sunday, june 29 i'm nydia han along

tom wolf paid a visit to the welcoming center for new pennsylvanianess. it's an economic development and job training organization that helps people from other countries develop skills they need to make it in the workforce with. wolf says education is important to success and he says he has a plan to come up with money to help fund important programs. >> i want to put a 5% severance tax on natural gas so that we can provide additional hundreds of millions of dollars for things like education, fixing the roads and brims. >> wolf will face republican incumbent, governor tom corbett in november's general election. governor core belt is opposed to a severance tax. >>> pennsylvania senate took up nearly $30 billion republican budget plan at the state house today. the house version of the plan calls for higher payments to public schools, human service and public pension funds and it relies heavily on the unlikely selloff of the state's wine and liquor operation. the senate is expected to make certain changes, just five days now left in this fiscal year. >>> new

. >>> tom wolf was in was in philadelphia to support gay rights. the annual lgbt celebration took on a special meaning it's the first parade since same-sex marriage became legal in pennsylvania. >>> a woman's clothing boutique is closing it's doors after 35 years in business. the owners are clearing out the merchandise at deep discounts. amy buckman has more. >> reporter: a 250 belt for 125. 50% off jeans. a coat that was $1,430 for 358. look at this entire racks full of evening gowns and cocktail dresses 50 to 75% off that's just the beginning of the items on sale at clair dixon's going out of business sale. after 35 years the mother daughter team of clair and decision son has decided to close the doors. >> it's been an absolute wonderful run, 35 years, no complaints, but now it's time to move on to something different. >> clair wants to travel more and not just on buying trips. while debby wants to be with her daughter. >> it's a way of giving back. it's a terrific sale everything is 50 to 75% off. >> reporter: the beautiful cocktail and evening

while education advocates protested, onest largest labor unions endorsed tom wolf last week. the council of service employees said wolf will improve the lives of working families across the state. the latest poll number show a commandingly lead over the incumbe incumbent. the most recent poll shows wolf 20 points ahead of corbett. he was 33% and wolf is 53%. this poll was conducted between may 29th and june 2nd. does the governor have white house ambitions. he was asked about that in camden today. the governor said it would be foolish to decide now whether to run for president in 2016. he admits it's something he is thinking about, but won't make up his mind until early next year. >> we are learning about the investigation into the deadly crash involving tracy morgan who is in critical condition. live in the digital operations center with what was revealed today. >> new tonight, court records obtained that 35-year-old kevin roper was allegedly dozing off moments before his tractor-trailer plowed into the back of the limo bus that tracy morgan was riding in. he was charged wit

corbett's democratic challenger, tom wolf, accepted an endorsement picking up support from the service employees international union, which represents 80,000 workers across the state. the latest poll show wolf a double-digit lead over corbett after his landslide win in the democratic primary. >>> coming up, a burgton county veteran remembers d-day. how he is marking this 70th anniversary. i do and honoring a perfect record in west philadelphia. >> we have a near-perfect start to the weekend. plenty of sunshine and warmer weather on the way. i am also tracking storms and details on when they arrive in the accuweather forecast. >>> and the phillies are beginning a weekend series in cincinnati and ducis rodgers with that story when "action news" continues tonight. hey, i lost my debit card. do you guys do instant replacement? what just happened? check your wallet. no. no way. your debit card should arrive in 7-10 business days. [ male announcer ] it's time to bank human again. get debit cards on the spot, and deposit checks right from your phone at td bank. america's most convenient bank.

tom wolf easily won the democratic gubernatorial pry march last month and leads corbett in early general election polling. >> you have to vote and support the people that you believe deserve and have earned your support and i believe that based upon his record over the last 3.5 years tom corbett merits my support. >> christie was in camden to tour schools in that be leaguer system. the state took over this kiss trick about a year ago and things have improved but he admitted there is a long way to go on numerous fronts. >> camden has to be a safe city. people have to know that their children can get twenty seven indication in the city of camden and there have to be more jobs available in the city of camden more economic development. >> the governor was asked about the potential for the inform b sixers to move their pack toy facility and offices from philadelphia to the camden waterfront. >>> it's not only good because it will additional tax revenue and other things and business for the city of camden, but also, for the image of the city of camden to show that the philadelphia sixers one o

latest poll indicates could be trails tom wolf by 20 points and teachers know corbett is vulnerable. >> i'm hoping the out come is two fold. that he understands we're not supporting him and that the city of philadelphia understands that we need to support somebody else. >> reporter: new jersey governor christie is the chair and of the governors association. reporting in center city todd quinones cbs-3 it witness news. >> speaking of governor christie there's news tonight in the scratch washington bridge scandal. the governor's chief of staff testified before lawmakers in trenton today during about two hours of testimony kevin o'dowd recalled when he first learned that one of his subordinates bridget kelly may have been involved. kelly has been cued of conspiring to cause a traffic jam in fort lee last september as political pay back to the town's mayor. >> the governor said something to the effect of, kevin, this bridge issue is stylette there. all the noise about politics, political retribution, this is a major distract. >> o'dowd testified kelly denied being involved but later gave

running for second term as governor, early polling in that race shows corbett far behind democrat tom wolf. >> also today, a trial begins for a man accused of running down an off-duty philadelphia police officer with his car. he was -- it was in july of 2012 when officer mark brady was hit while riding his bike in the east mt. airy neighborhood. kareem allen, dating officer brady's exgirlfriends at the time, was arrested the next day. defense attorneys for allen argue the death was an accident. >>> man involved in another deadly crash also begins his trial today. jerome brooks accused of deadly hit-and-run crash in southwest philly in december of 2012. fifty-two year old dianna teal was walking across chester avenue when she was struck. she died at the scene while brooks allegedly took off. he faces charges including murder and homicide by vehicle. >>> if you drive i59 listen up. major changes coming your way to the highway tonight. crews will start setting up the concrete barriers northbound side of the highway between girard and allegheny avenues. now, it is all part of $211 million proj

wolf is facing tom corbett in the november election. the incumbent announced that food manufacturer deitz & watson is 68ing 158 new jobs in philadelphia. >>> a community will gather to go an update on its fight on the sunoco in his back yard. sunoco wants to put a pumping station. and the company owns a dormant pipeline beneath the property and wants to push propane through that property. as you see here, from skyforce 10, the problem is, it's property is in the middle of an area zoned residential. neighbors say pumping explosive products here will put their safety at risk. and they say sunoco has not addressed their concerns. tonight they will hear from lawmakers and west goshen township officials. >>> and a grand opening for oxford mills, the $36 million mixed use development is geared towards education. on the community, apartments for discounts for teachers. educational nonprofits. cave fay, yoga studio, a fitness center and outdoor courtyards. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> so

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mayor nutter and gubernatorial candidate tom wolf are scheduled to appear. prison break made for hollywood that's ahead on "action news" sunday morning. also all new this morning, penn at a time's new president talks to us about getting the school past the jerry sandusky scandal. >>> a new plan is about to be announced to help more college students struggling with loan debt. >>> a wildfire is chasing people from their homes. details just ahead. criminals. >> reporter: shirleen coming up in weather, the winning streak continues this afternoon, showers return to the forecast several times this week. i'll have the details when we come right back. >> good morning, and welcome back, it is 6:12 in the morning, you are taking a look live at penns landing, a beautiful morning today and meteorologist chris sowers has some unsettling news for the rest of the week, so we get to enjoy the weekend. >> reporter: i was going to say i like the way things have been going this weekend. the weekend looks great and the mess is in the rest of the week. let's go live on sky 6. a

tom wolfe talk about it much later. right now, right here was this midwestern practical risk assessment. he wasn't doing it for glory. he wasn't doing it because he was just going to be the big fly boy, you know, the big playboy, fly boy. he was a pro. not only was he showing us the way forward on the he's building new icons that we would be today in business leaders send explorers. it was a whole new relations ship to risk that is beginning to happen. here was the guy who is making it up at you see davis and on-the-fly. he would later see this in lindbergh, too. it was an incredible amount of rice dust. this was the guy of course whose chairman name got him thrown in by scotland yard in the present. they tracked him down at one point, stripped off his clothes, peeled the shields up with issues to look for secret.event and rubbed his whole body over with lemon juice to look for secret messages. i mean, this is staggeringly the hyper, you know, anti-german sentiment that was happening there. throughout this stuff he mana

. >>> democratic nominee, tom wolfe's ifs reports are not available so far. pennsylvania's gubernatorial election is november 4th. >>> tonight, local kids score a major victory. >> yeah, a new law that gives them a shot at sports that they may not have gotten otherwise. >>> also, cramped conditions, an urgent plea made on behalf of young children lumped together in a really tight space. >>> and flying high, a small local airport reaches a record and shares the success with one lucky flier. >>> plus, back on the job, a local police officer returns to the force more than a year after he was severely injured in a motorcycle crash. still ahead, new at 6:00, the special honor for him tonight and the new challenges he now faces. >>> new jersey governo cis christie signed bill allowing sabled sdents equal access to sports in school. the law requires public schools to make sure disabled ss can try out for and participate in mainstream athletics. >> who gned up for p wi theirtrugnsing with theos acrdg a newpoll. e rveyas by t iserwsy 43% of people who signed up are ha

organizers say mayor nutter and gubernatorial candidates tom wolf are scheduled to appear. >>> a prison break mailed for hollywood that's ahead on "action news" sunday morning. >>> also all new, penn state's new president talks about getting the school past jerry sandusky scandal and there's a plan to help college students struggling with loan debt. >>> a wildfire is chasing people from their home. details straight ahead. >> reporter: we have another nice one coming up this afternoon. lots of sunshine out there, temperatures in time 80s, enjoy it because the workweek male announcer: commemorate the war of 1812 bicentennial and join our traveling celebration as the chesapeake campaign visits town festivals up and down our shores. visit starspangled200.com. presented by at&t. maryland. land of discovery. male announcer: coand join oure wtraveling celebrational as the chesapeake campaign visits town festivals up and down our shores. visit starspangled200.com. presented by at&t. maryland. land of discovery. >> meteorologist chris sowers joining us, rain in the forecast, but i'm not thinking

still ahead, who's now supporting tom wolf and where the campaign for pennsylvania governor stands. (vo) after 50 years of designing cars for crash survival, subaru has developed our most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble... ...and stop itself to avoid it. when the insurance institute for highway safety tested front crash prevention nobody beat subaru models with eyesight. not honda. not ford or any other brand. subaru eyesight. an extra set of eyes, every time you drive. >>> how about this jillian mele was at the center city plaza today for a friendly competition. local robotics teams presented their first robotics program. it encourages students to pursue fields in science, technology, engineering and math. the comcast foundation dedicated close to $100,000 to the program this year. >>> now to our nbc 10 digital exclusive. a recent investigation shows ambulance companies in new jersey are getting more than their fair share of medicare. bun ev one even netted 14,000 district transporting only 14 patients. which firms are coming under fire and how they're getting

christie is chair of the rga, corbett will face democrat tom wolf in november. >>> students, parents,ers plan to protest governor corbett and christie for disastrous school reforms in newark and philadelphia. i should say newark. >>> new jersey senate president steve sweeney heads to willingboro to promote a hike in the state's minimum wage. sweeney will be visiting a rita's water ice franchise and meet with the stores own tore discuss his support of the increase. last year voters approved the state minimum wage hike ballot initiative that sweeney helped sponsor. >>> 4:34. the truck driver accused in the deadly new jersey turnpike pile up that injured actor tracie morgan is expected in court today. we have steve keeley out on this one live at the turnpike in mount laurel, steve. >> reporter: as dangerous as the new jersey turnpike has always been since it opened 63 years ago, last year was the most safe year since traffic first ran on it in 1951. nine people were killed on it last year. that is less than half of the 24 killed on it the year before in 202, and 70 less than the all time

corbett will be facing democrat tom wolf come november. >>> lets stay with politics, new jersey senatent steve sweeney heads to willingboro to promote a hike in the states minimum wage. sweeney will visit a rita's water ice franchise and meet with the owner to discuss his support of the wage increase. last year voter wanted to have a initiative he helped sponsor. >>> psy is gaining a new song gaining millions of views yet again and millions of views in a matter of hours. he is not loan. the rapper lending his star power to the catchy tune coming up just in time, for your morning commute, repair crews are making some progress on the i495 bridge near wilmington delaware. officials say they are nearly done removing a mountain of dirt which they believe caused some support columns to tilt. they say that will be the first step in getting the bridge repaired and reopened to traffic but transportation officials say that process could still take weeks if not months. the bridge, as you know, was closed last monday and for the problems discovered during an emergency inspection, traffic has now b

tom. >> hi, wolf, let's break it down in terms of the best case scenario and worst case scenario.rt with the worst. we've been talking about this area out here being held by these insurgents. islamic state in iraq. and we talk about this area and this quick march through a series of town to about 50 miles outside of baghdad here. worst case scenario, what's happening? >> worst case scenario is they continue the march but they also pick up significant amount of sunni support and attack into baghdad, topple the government. >> that is a huge force multiplier because we're talking about maybe 800 insurgents but you add sunni fights and what happens? >> 15 million sunnis inside the country. imagine the size of the force they could put together. >> let's talk about now the best case scenario. we keep talking about this as if this is a continuous area out there. you've argued their force is so small, in fact, it's more like they're holding a bunch of little pockets out here, not all this territory. and that makes a big difference. >> it really does. they're clearing, they're not holding.

iowa tonight. >> another, you know, you've got there a retiring democratic senator tom harkin, been there for 30 years, wolfand you see you've got a large republican primary there, but what's interesting about this race is the woman in the primary, johnny ernst, a farmer's daughter, who brags in an ad that she can c s castrate pigs, rides a motorcycle, backed by -- get this, who can unite mitt romney and sarah palin? she is. she's the odds-on favorite. you've got the establishment and the tea party together because they think she can really grab a seat. the president won iowa in the last election by six points so democrats believe they can hang on to that seat but it's an interesting race and the one place we can see where actually republicans are united behind the can't. >>harkin retiring after 30 years. >> there could be a runoff there too, you never know. she has to get 35% of the vote. that's a pretty big field. >> gloria, thanks very much. >>> could be a startling development in the search for malaysian flight 370. why scientists think they may have heard the plane crash. >>> also, we'll have a rare lo

tom keene andith adam johnson. our guest was, robert wolf, ceo of 32 advisors. intel will have to pay that record $1.4 billion fine in europe. the court rejected a challenge to the antitrust penalty. sony is getting a boost from sports fans. tv sales rose 30% in the first quarter, the most in 2 years, and the big reason why, viewers wanting new sets to watch the winter of the mix and the world cup. the struggling tv unit may be on track for its first profit in more than a decade. starbucks is teaming up with duracell to offer wireless phone chargers. customers will be able to put their phones down on designated spots on the table and batteries will charge. need a phone that can charge without cables. that is from the files of "the reques -- "bloomberg west." >> one of the great truisms of wall street -- part of what has become ubs americas. robert wolf is the chair of ubs americas and knows a wall street slowdown when he sees one. an honor to have you here to get the big picture. question,lways this should they unload the american division? do you suggest ubs wo

wolf? >> they certainly will be. tom foreman, thanks very much. let's discuss what we just heard. joining us our chief political analyst gloria borger and retired army officer and later was director of the national security council in both the bush and obama administrations and he has clients and security in aerospace and defense. also joining us the former commander of the u.s. military's central command, retired u.s. marine corps general anthony zinni. to all of you, thanks very much for joining us. general zinni, you were strongly opposed to going to war in march of 2003. you thought it was a mistake. i remember and i've got the quote here. you said in the summer of 2002 you said attacking iraq now would cause a lot of problems. iran is about to turn around 180 degrees. we ought to be focused on that. they're the ones that funded hezbollah and other terrorist organizations. that ought to be a focus, and i can give you many, many more before you get down to saddam and iraq. you firmly believed saddam hussein was contained inside iraq, that there was no need to go to war. so when

wolf on there. you need the lion. as tom tommy hilfiger, it these brands try to expand to become a lifestyle brands and offer all kinds of things, not just apparel but also accessories. won't you be tented at any point to expand to something else, whether it is bracelets or others? >> we believe there is enough growth in the belt category -- >> $3.2 billion? >> in the u.s. and 80% is probably men's. it has seen zero growth since 2007. our western is, can we kickstart growth? it is not about market share -- >> growing the pie. >> can we make sure guys have much more belts in their closets. , $3500 per square foot, just eyeglasses. is this the future worry to specialize in one thing and do it really well? >> that is absolutely right. even in the big retailers, j.crew, we talked a lot about j.crew, they're talking about using classification teams within their stores. barber or anyike of these guys to build the key classifications. >> are you going to go to women's belts? >> we've already seen 30% of our sales go to women. >> i

wolf. there are now seven u.s. navy warships in the gulf. aircraft on board tom ma hawk missiles, 1,000 marines in the region. some on those ships, some already ashore. and perhaps the most interesting thing about 308 u.s. military missions over iraq every day now both manned aircraft and drones collecting interrogation about where isis is on the ground. 30 u.s. military flights over iraq every day. it has not been like this since 2011 when u.s. troops left, wolf. >> getting a lot of reconnaissance and surveillance, checking out what's going on. stand by. i want to go to iraq right now. our senior international correspondent nic robertson is joining us. i understand there's a lot of activity around the u.s. embassy in that so-called green zone in baghdad, nick. what are you seeing, what are you hearing? >> reporter: wolf, throughout today, we've seen a number of helicopters that normally are associated with the u.s. embassy here flying in and out of it appearing to come from the direction of the international airport and then this seening after dark, helicopters taking off from the vicinity where we believe i

including can your interview with koskinen, yesterday, wolf, is enough to keep raising very sharp questions from this congress. >> questions continue indeed. tom foreman, thanks very much. let's get reaction to my interview yesterday with john koskinen the irs commissioner, aaron shock of illinois is joining us, a member of the house ways and means committee. congressman, thanks very much for coming in. >> good to be with you. >> do you have any hard evidence there was a deliberate destruction of those e-mails on lois lerner's hard drive? >> we, we don't have any deliberate -- any information to suggest there was a deliberate effort, but let's start what we do know. everything we've been told by the administration and the irs that was supposed to be fact has been proven about the particulars of this issue. and that is what -- that is what is driving the outrage right now is that from the very beginning, the testimony repeatedly to congress by the ways and means committee who two years ago asked whether targeting was occurring and the assurances it wasn't all the way up to the point where it was rogue agents in cincinnati and it wasn't, the poi

wolf will join us, a supporter of president obama. about thelk to him politics in washington and the future for the republican party. so much, tom.ow. only startuphe that has angry cabdrivers on its tail. hailo is quickly expanding its footprint. the company just announced plans to move into the market for bmws.e hire mercedes and is founder and ceo. i was on trafalgar square for 13 hours yesterday. uber said they would start hailong black cabs, what has been doing. you are going to offer executive car services. how is the shaking up the competitive landscape? >> hailo's approach, we have always entered any market, we are a global business in asia, europe, and the u.s. we have always come at the market from the licensed taxi side. we are a u.k. business, it was founded here. we have been working with our lightness -- we have been working with licensed cap drivers from the beginning. customers want more choice, particularly because we are expanding our service and seeing that customers are corporate. premium offering we are talking about, executive car felt we something we needed to do to continue to draw customers to our base and

tom cruise, and john travolta. and now the legendary lawyer burt fields will cross-examine the clippers owner and join us to talk about that can this hour. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> he's the man in the hot seat of a house republican investigation, but as yet to break a sweat. the irs commissioner john cos kanaan is no stranger to washington and now finds himself at the center of the scandal over the agency's targeting of conservative groups. john kaskey nen will join us but first, here's tom foreman. >> i don't believe it. >> why should anyone believe you? >> what i didn't hear in that was an apology. >> i don't think an apology is owed. >> amid the storm of congressional outrage and accusations, there he sat serene as a saint. irss commissioner john koskinen. >> if you have evidence of that, i'd be happy to see it. >> i asked a question. >> i answered it. >> throwing jabs and making jokes. >> i did not say i would provide you e-mails that disappeared. if you have maj calloway for me to do that, i'd be happy to know it. >> the white house could not have picked a bretter brawler. he was traned in law at yale. he worked

tom wolf toured the welcoming center for new pennsylvanians. it's an economic development and job training organization that helps people from different countries ease into the workforce. >> we have to invest in education. my first priority is make sure the state, commonwealth is doing everything it needs to do to provide a great educational set of opportunities for its citizens. wolf is chal emchallenging republican incumbent, tom corbett, in the november general election. lenging republican incumbent, tom corbett, in the november general election. >>> froiz from dane training is common in the area but today's exercises were noisier than usual on the base's training range, enough to make the ground shake. base officials say the noise probably traveled further they are morning because of the overcast skies. >>> tonight, a dog under a dishwasher. it happened to one local pooch. >> we have the photos that show how firefighters got creative in rescuing this dog in distress. >>> also ahead, lottery lawsuit. two men say they hit it big but then toss

tom wolf is in center city, philadelphia, today on his fresh start tour. the democratic candidate for governor toured the welcoming center for new pennsylvanians. traiwi eoming center is anel eend touched on his plan to balance the budget. >> i want to 5%evance tax on natural gas so that we can provide additional hundreds illions of dollars for thin likeation, foadsidgein things, pennsylvania should be an engine for economic development. >> governor tom core bet is opposed to a severance tax. he has faced criticism over his support of the current impact e pesye onprucing st i fe tead of a tax directly on the amount of gas extracted from wells. >>> there's a battle brewing over spending when it comes to the pennsylvania budget. the house passed as 29.1 billion plan yesterday. that plan makes higher payments to public schools, human service and public enpensions but democrats say ths still not enough money going to schools and a massive revenue shortfall. the proposal relies on the selloff of the state's wine and liquor operations to raise money, but that's