z has a permit. noel does not. >> when the situation was escalating, i was also trying to hand the officers my licenses, and make them aware that, you know, i was carrying an weapon. >> this is an attempted false arrest. >> you guys need your supervisors! >> we weren't trying to escalate any situation or fight with them or battle with them. we just wanted to have an explanation. >> the situation is escalating dangerously by the second. >> i'm not resisting. >> he's not resisting! do not tase him! >> z is tased at close range, just above his heart and a second time on his back. >> ahh! >> no reason! >> you are assaulting me! this is assault! >> i couldn't scream or yell or anything. like, it was like breath was being taken away from me. >> no! i'm not backing up. no. why are you touching me? >> quit walking away! >> z is tased a third time at a distance and pulls the taser's electrified barbs out of his chest. >> he realized i had pulled the barbs out. he looks at his back-up officer as to say, what a

in each and every song that mentioned jay-z kanye omitted his name.e as she posed a photo with a nice message but wasn't enough. >> where did they go instead of italy. >> hamptons. >> hamptons. >> as if they don't have private jets and stuff like that. >> yeah. >> but seriously if you were beyonce and jay-z would you want to spend a lot of time with kim. what would you talk about. they have all this talent and then what do you do >>> live from new york city, it's "wendy williams." today, hillary forgives monica. your take and all the hottest stories of the week. plus you won't believe michael jackson's kids' outrageous allowance and how they spend it and all the latest juicy "hot topics." now here's wendy! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> wendy: yeah. hi. [ cheers and applause ]

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>> this is probably because of the overuse of z-packs we talk about a lot. here's what you do.w long have you had the symptoms, patients? how long have you had the symptoms? because colds go away. allergies don't go away. so if it persists for weeks, it's more likely an allergy. that's number one. number two, itchy, watery eyes are weeks, it's most likely an allergy. number two, itchy eyes, watery eyes is usually an allergy. cough is usually a cold unless you have allergy. so if you have fever, if you have body aches and if it's in a short period of time, that is a cold. i worry about a cold. you might say why do i care whether it's a cold or allergy? colds you can transmit to others around you. they're contagious. i want people to know if they have a cold, stay home from people, stay home from work. allergies persist, they lead to itchy eyes, they lead to dry throats and they lead to nasal congestion. if the nasal congestion is yellow, you think of a cold. if it's clear, you have an allergy. >> how do you treat an allergy? do you just get stuff over the counter? >> talk to the

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and it was the day that jay-z's "black album" came out.on one record, kanye you's a genius, you did it again. and kanye stood up. first time he spoke all day. he says "stop the record!" [ laughter and applause ] "and rewind that." [ laughter ] be like who is this guy? what? >> jimmy: no one knows who -- what? >> i doesn't know who he was. everyone else is like, they are laughing, i didn't know. and then -- and then, you know, jay-z's rhyming and he goes, skill so truth be told, i probably be lyrically talib kweli. and kweli was like, man, truthfully, i wanted to rhyme like common sense, but i sold 5 mill. i ain't been rhyming like common sense. and common was like, "hey." [ laughter ] "i'm not sure how i feel about that." >> jimmy: getting weird. >> and then afterwards, we go to the edit and this is when everyone knew kanye was going to be a star. and we were watching sketches. like we could watch some sketches. no one ever seen this before. we show him the rick james sketch and all these great sketches. and in the middle of it, kanye's ph

we now know, what's really interesting there's this group called z-street, a pro-israel group. in 2009 they applied for nonexempt status. >> a nonprofit. >> exactlyexactly. when it was decline dlaied they filed a lawsuit in 2010, august 2010, on viewpoint discrimination. now, once they filed that lawsuit, the irs should have been retaining all e-mails, all documents, anything related to viewpoint discrimination under what's known co-loek wally as a litigation hold. the irs idea that, oh, this is what we did, we recycled our e-mails, oops, the computer crashed. it really doesn't hold here because they were under a legal obligation to be keeping this information. >> just so viewers understand, viewpoint discrimination is illegal because the zost couldn't discriminate against people for having certain political views. that's what the lawsuit is all about. so what's going to happen, collin, when it comes to trying to enforce this fact that through the courts they were supposed to have these e-mails? >> right. this is what's known, paul, in legalese as willful dshg if you didn't hol

then as the security guard pulls away kicking jay-z as well. whatever reason, beyonce stayed out of it completely. this is like the opposite of the aero-smith song, in the elevator. so, anyway, after this, now beyonce has been posting pictures of herself and solange on her instgram, they're okay. there are reports that jay-z and solange are jewelry shopping yesterday. there has been a lot of speculation. nobody knows what prompted the fight. any way, it was the moment who sits there, watching security video all day has been waiting for his whole life. something's finally happening. but, just because we don't know what happened doesn't mean we can't try to guess. cnn headline news put a panel of talking heads together to try to figure it out. i think they had an interesting take on this. >> the woman we think is beyonce staying out of the fray. let's get a panel together. >> what are you thinking? [ indiscernible ] >> jimmy: the dog's opinion is just as valid as any of the other experts. meanwhile -- there is a new leaked tape of clippers owner

e-z pass users will pay a nickel more. truckers with e-z pass will pay 43 cents more and if they play cash, the increase will be 65 cents. >>> for the first time in years the lights have come on in what some call the most depressing park. members of the community came together to light up banetta park. city council president frank moran tells us they're trying to reclai reclaim it. they're adding more cameras and police officers to the area. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, after our first day with temperatures in the 90s so far this year, it's very warm and human evening. as you wake up tormorrow mornin, a very warm start to your day. here's a live look outside. philadelphia skyline. again, a very mild balmy evening. 81 degrees now in philadelphia. with the humts, actually feels like the mid 80s. so at this hour, it is in fact very warm outside. tomorrow will be hotter than today. a heat advisory is in effect for all the counties shaded in orange. basically new castle to

toll hike will be applied evenly to both cash and e-z pass users. >>> so, gas and tolls are going up. >> yes. >> at least a little bit of the discount on the e-z pass. >> yes. >> oh, well. >> so, really dangerously hot the today, katie, right. >> it is feeling hot, hot, hot. how long do you think we will hear that this morning. >> a lot. >> we will hear it at least once. it already another toasty day. very hazy but then there will be showers and storms that move in. some could be locally somewhat strong to severe. we will keep an eye on the radar. it is quiet out there things are okay at the moment. we did have have have some stronger storms through central pennsylvania but if you look closely see how storms fist alloway with time. we are looking at a three hour loop. mainly overnight that part of pennsylvania was dog with that. it is not an issue for us at this point. we are still generally speaking under influence of high pressure. what that will do is keep the sun around for one more day and most of the afternoon but we will be dodging some locally heavy showers and thunderstorms.

i'm getting pretty nice, you know. >> but you're not that good. >> i'm no jay-z, but i got a niche.that's kanye. the one and only, man. >> because? >> he's -- >> he does the music and -- >> he does the music and the lyrics. and he takes it to another level. and he's not scared to say what's on his mind and he does it in a way where it's just, you know, amazing. >> press eats him up, don't they? >> yeah, man. it comes with the territory, you know. he's walking on some pretty -- some dangerous ground. he likes to live on the wild side, seems like. but really, he's just -- it seems like this is -- he's trying to soffer himself, he's showing us who he is and the media eats that up. >> yeah. >> what is gangster rap or mafioso rap? >> i think that title came around the early 1990's with groups like n.w.a. and the lack wadge -- it wasn't the type of records you could play on the radio at all. you know, the language was out there. >> violent subject matter. >> violent subject matter. some people would say derogatory, some would say disrespectful to women and -- but today it's funny. they pl

that increase will be applied evenly to cash and e-z pass tolls. the new rates will push up the cost of the common toll for e-z pass drivers to dollar and 9 cents that same toll price will rise to $1.70 for drivers who pay cash. warning for wine fans tonight. beware exploding bottles. if you've got this bottle of pro second today the pennsylvania liquor control board wants to you throw it away right now. there have been several reports of full bottles of this wine randomly exploding. the fine wine and good spirit stores and officials don't want if you try to return the bottle to the store but you can get a full refund. no word on what's causing the bottles to explode. >> police across new jersey will be trained to administer a drug that can quickly reverse heroin overdoses. governor chris christy's is expanding a pilot program that allows officers in every county as well as state troopers to administer far cam. officers in ocean and monmouth counties started routinely carrying the drug earlier this year. it's delivered through the nose and can reve

you think about the the best rappers you think about big you think about tupac you think about jay z. think about even now when a drink you think about how different their voices are told him inflection is something you work with justin bieber yes. this is actually the first time i work with him. i think is he hit me out of the blue you know to tell me that he liked the song that i. recall you know which is actually happened to be in the same city and i told him come a studio and it kind of has had it it was it wasn't planned well did you make of his use of the word i think we all make mistakes especially as young people i think if i was found on tape saying some things are fifty i would want people to see you know and i think the fact that he's owned up to it and i ran away from him is something that we need to very much encourage you know because people do make mistakes and people do have blemishes but blemishes but to actually don't work they're saying we are made mistakes is the word to use and where you have from time to time. but not in the malicious way really never you know it

how do you like working with jay z. and fifty cent know these artists. influence him on since i was. a young man you know so when i got the opportunity to would have to you know work with him is so many different ways it was on a you know on fifty cent the same you know with him being a young man that came and started rap to make so many different moves in the business world and so it just is so how you know rap is an art that has to get there. we have some social media questions for. him use tweets who inspired you to become a singer. singing was something that i always love there wasn't one person really inspired me to listen to a lot of r. kelly i was still a lot it's easy just want to know what motivates you what motivates me is. my family. twitter followers you have. made me how many i did two million seven you probably have more yeah but what if there's a few more ok one lady kara mel via twitter would you dump a girl if your mother than approved her. wouldn't that couldn't be the sole reason i've actually had a girlfriend and my mother didn't appr

what's really interesting, there is a group called z-street, a pro israel group and in 2009 applied for tax exempt status. >> a nonprofit. >> right. and when it was delayed, ultimately filed a lawsuit in 2010, august 2010 on viewpoint discrimination. now, once they filed that lawsuit, the irs should have been retaining all e-mails, all documents, anything related to viewpoint discrimination under what's known colloquially as a litigation hold. so the irs idea that, oh, well, this is just what we did, recycled e-mails, the computer crashed, doesn't hold here, because they were under a legal obligation to be keeping this information. >> just so viewers understand, viewpoint discrimination is illegal, because the government cannot discriminate against people for having certain political views. and that's what the lawsuit is all about. so what's going to happen, colin, when it comes to trying to enforce this fact that by -- through the courts, they were supposed to have these e-mails. >> right. this is what's known, paul, in legalese as willful exfoliation. if you did not hold on to e-mails

this is jay-z making the case hip-hop is poetry.poets in hip-hop are some of the best ever. the stories being told all the while rhyming and staying on beat and expressing emotions and having people connect to those emotions, oh, man, that's some of the best music ever. ever. ever. you know, not to knock any of the industry, like the things that hip-hop artists sing about, those are real things. those are things people connect to. that's why hip-hop artists have movements, people follow them because the things they're saying resonate with people. you know, it strikes a chord. when it's done correctly, the connection in hip-hop, the raw honesty and poetry in what we're saying is unrivaled. >> charlie: what role did the street play for you, the queens bridge projects? >> everything. >> charlie: everything? it was school. >> charlie: it was your school? >> yeah, the real school. you know, it was survival of the fittest. it was beautiful. you know, a lot of times, when you hear rap artists talk about the hood, we don't get a chance to t

he helped outfit sir paul mccartney, jc, and -- and jay-z.ext. >> are you in the market for a $2000 shirt or how about an expensive pair of shoes? my guest may be able to help >> are you in the market for a $2000 shirt or how about an expensive pair of shoes? my guest may be able to help you. celebrities can be seen wearing angelo galasso's design. for people not familiar, i mentioned a $360,000 pair of shoes. >> do not say that. >> this is about the personal attention. tell people about your story and how you came to create these one-of-a-kind fashion items. >> i started when i was very young. i was born in south italy. my father was the chief of police in a small village. they forced me to stay inside. he said to [inaudible] they forced me to go. there was [inaudible] and involuntary and i started to ask and because i think i say every time they came, there is the job of the big men after when i started to do this one. people start to ask me where do you buy, and it is slowly becoming my job. >> let's talk about some of your signature event

jay-z and beyonce on our show later, q. >> yes, how they kinda sort of were at the bet award this weekend. we will have recap, pictures, coming up next. >> q was there. wait until you see his picture. hi, karen. >> good morning mike jerrick. >> as you can tell, it is kind of vacancies on. >> people are sending in their pictures from the weekend, use the hash tag fox 29 weekend. >> what did you do? we had a big weekend. people on the third of july which is thursday, they will take off for their vacation for the holiday. >> most traveled day of the weekend. >> you know what the weather will be on thursday? >> oh, come on. >> we could be dealing with the effects of a tropical will california storm down toward the the south. high probability we could be seeing that form in the next couple of days off the south carolina coastline. that does not mean tropical storm will be hitting philadelphia but we will have ample amounts of moisture for some rain and that would be thursday and yes in, to friday. holiday itself. more on that through the rest of good day and through the rest of the week. for t

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. >> time for the z block. i spoke earlier with david zurwick and here in the studio long time abc korpt correspondent lynn share, author of the new book "sally ride" first woman in space. >> we've just gone seemingly overnight from two female network anchors to three white men again. >> is that a problem? >> i don't think it is. i think what's happened in this two generations since those of us who were kicking in a lot of doors got there in the '70s is that women have been trusted, accepted, they're serious reporters. >> nothing left to prove? >> i won't say there's nothing left to prove. i will say that it's taken that long, but we go from being seen as belonging in the kitchen and the bedroom to being in the board rooms and the anchor booths. so no, it's not over, but this part of it is over. this phase of it is definitely over. >> david, diane sawyer obviously is going to continue to do big interviews at abc news. but given her celebrity star power and her award winning career, is this a law to set back for

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these are places like )xra xs4=%z >> >> i don't mean to minimize that but thinking in terms of threat to of public safety there have been 37 deaths that we can a tribute to islamic terrorism in the united states against and 11. approximately on 9/11 itself with a horrible death toll. for the same period where the 190,000 murders in the united states with 12,000 per year. terrorism is not a leading cause of death but in the of miniscule pressure on dash portion i am not in favor and it is not the leading threat to public safety. >> host: what about the terrorists overseas? are they a threat? should we be concerned? >> with the revolutionary movements with civil war and organized crime many industrial globalize world bin to take it seriously but don't pretend that is the main threats over sees. >> host: what about training camps? >> i don't add access to news the classified stuff but since the u.s. invasion this size is tiny compared to the taliban regime. so they had hundred three even thousands of people trained militants going through the camps at a time now they are small more and m

it's a spoof of solange and jay z's elevator fight.owing punches in there. look at that. get in there. get in there. >> but as they excited the elevator, they told her what happens in country music, stays in country music. don't mess with country music. >> all right. >> well done. >> it's the jay z/solange, is that ever going to die down? >> no. >> at least not for another week. >> and that is "pop news" everybody. >> thank you, michael. >>> "heat index" time. right at the top this morning. a celebrity diet trend that's now spread to the middle school set. hundreds of children in l.a. are trying out a two-week long vegan cleanse. it's sparked quite the debate online. abbie boudreau has more on whether cleansing makes sense for kids. >> reporter: it's one thing for superstars, like beyonce and jay z, to test out popular detox diets, like their recent vegan cleanse. but kids and cleanses? author of "the 21 day superstar cleanse," rainbeau mars, is hoping kids will swap out junk food for a two-week all-raw and vegan challenge. i think tha

it has call northern why plates, 2 z 9 -- >> if you suspect where he is tell police. the victim is in the hospital but she is improving. ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> police in san francisco are investigating a cream it happened -- crime it hundreded just before 10:45 last night. they say the car was stopped for a red light and when the light turned green the driver made a turn and hit the person in the car walk. officers chased after the car but could not stop. they are expected to survive, they found the car later involved and nobody was arrested. >>> this morning johannesburg is claiming he intentionally killed his son in oakland on january 1 january 1st 2009. he is currently in prison doing time for a 1985 murder. >> just because somebody is incarcerated does not mean they don't love their relatives. his inn car racing has -- incarceration has nothing to do with this shooting. >> he is seeking damages for unspecified death. the two barely saw each other. just last mop, they paid 2. million in settlements and four years ago they found him guilty for the fatal sh

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#z buts in a chance that algeria could take the top spot. the game will be played tuesday, in salvador, so it gives them a few extra days. >> oh good. >> and if they were to win this game, and advance, it would be the first time they had reached that far since 2002, of course, the best showing ever was in 1930, the world cup, but only 13 teams went to the first one. and finishes third, goassy is arguably the first, or second bet player on this team, right, and he has been out for the last two matches. >> he got hurt, first game. >> will he be back. >> there's help he will be. still less than 50%, but i will tell you this, even if he could, he isn't going to say anything prior to that match up. they need him out there mike, appreciate it. >> michael ease with us, new york city, look, if you are new york city, moving on is all that really matters. anywhere, probably in the u.s. moving on is all that matters john spent the day in a public viewing in brooklyn, j.t., so the u.s. team advances but were fans unhappy? well, i spent the day here, som

. >> we have 27 year-old graham z ubi, mid fielder for team u.s.a. fan.as watching at 6:00 o'clock, glued today. >> is he the hottest of the three. >> it depend on your taste. >> there is another one. >> not to be out done the fourth is robin, he is a forward, from the netherland. >> that is two for netherlands. >> how about one more. >> he is taken though. he business shek ira. >> yes. >> that is the father of her child. >> yes, we always see pictures of him. we will be showing you 29 year-old. >> it goodies. >> it goodies. >> look at this guy. >> this is the first guy i have heard of. >> right. >> yes. >> jen did a segment where she showed me ronaldo without his shirt on. >> she was great. >> much thanks to jen fredrick. >> of course. >> this is part two of the education for all of you on, the world of soccer. >> flip sign of that coin is the the national canoli am day. >> not one of those eight players, eats canoli. >> they to but they burn it off. >> real quickly dan ricoto is our financial guy here and little will bit earlier and he said best canoli