a brand new skyline stage fine dining and sloping lawns it's a brand new mann. >> it's something. >>al park. >> reporter: if you're into movies, they have "west side story" while you watch the movies on two jumbo led screens. >> cruel experience the movie the orchestra plays it live, it brings to live a whole different movie concert going experience that we think is exciting and we believe the audience will, as well. >> reporter: the mann is partnering with wrti for people's choice concert. >> people will pick what they like most and go on the website and vote for their most popular music. the concert will be programmed by our audience. >> reporter: several free concerts help round out the summer season. >> we have all the ambience and experience that will make the fight memorandum -- memorable. >> reporter: for more go to the 6abc.com and click on the sections and 6abc loves the arts. >>> paul mccartney apologized to his fans via youtube performed larched in albany -- performed last night in albany new york. he had a virus that led to a brief hospital stay in japan. he will perform

. >> the mann summer season is heating up, there's a new must-have seat. 6abc loves the arts shows youhe view and the lineup. >> reporter: some of the information i'm receiving suggests it may not be as hot as we were thinking this morning. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we right back. >> a carnival cruise ship came to the rescue of a dozens of people stranded at sea. the freedom line responded to a distress call delivering food and water to 30 people aboard a leaking raft. the leaking vessel encountered trouble on the way to florida. the coast guard pulled everyone to safety. >> chris sowers has better news in the weather department. >> reporter: slightly cooler, we were thinking 100 deals for feels like temperature for tuesday, now we're thinking 98. maybe it's a trend, it's a little bit better. let's get you outside and show you what's going on. we're looking at wilmington. we have mostly sunny skies this afternoon. we have a few high, thin clouds rolling in overnight. it's another delightful day with comfortable temperatures and low humid

james mann. james mann looked like a founding father.we thought they were all james madison and they were very, very serious. james mann was a really conservative on the democratic side to a southern democrat, died in the wool, member of the southern democrats. and james mann was very involved in this. there was paul sarbanes from baltimore who was very involved in shaping article ii and they worked together, and there were republicans, caldwell butler, there was hope in from also from -- also from maryland. these were sort of can we solve as average figures, house members. it would have done anything very outstanding. rodino was this sort of very plain spokesman, not terribly eloquent men. and they all rose, and they took it very safely, and we took them very seriously. and they reached this bipartisan agreement that the country accepted. now, i can tell you afterward, i had dinner with one of these heroes to clear up some questions for the book. and he invited me to his cocktail party on the hill, and it was a lobbyist party to it and

mann.e will be back with catherine man in just a moment. ♪ >> we have some technical problems taken care of. ,e are back with catherine mann a professor at brandeis university. for we got cut off, chair yellen a recentplayed acceleration in inflation. it is still below the fed target of 2%. prices were up 1.8% through may. what about the concern expressed by the fed presidents of st. louis and philadelphia that fed stimulus could push inflation above the 2% threshold? >> we have to remember that the 2% threshold has a plus or minus, a standard deviation round it. we have been below the threshold for an extended time. imagine, in order to balance that out, being a little bit above the threshold would be the right way to be. remember, actually a threshold was the vocabulary word they used for unemployment rate, whereas target is the word they tend to use for inflation. a target, you can miss it on the downside, you can miss it on the upside. you can still be around the target. people view aof

i met jim mann and talked to him for the first time. walter flowers and talked to him for the first time. and caldwell butler and we met at that point and said is there anything here that we really all of us could agree on. that would constitute either an abuse of process, abuse of power, i should say, and we went through all of the evidence that we felt was pretty convincing and i think at that point i knew who was voting for and who against, at least their inclination and we went public the next day with our respective speeches. >> you were a 34-year-old representative from maine and a republican so a member of your own party facing impeachment by a committee you served on. >> it was not a happy moment. i was distressed throughout. i knew it would be the most important decision i would be called upon to make. i tried to be as well prepared as i could. i spent the previous six years, three as a prosecutor, three as a defense attorney so my focus was on evidence and analyzing the evidence without regard to political affiliation or parti

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it was live at the mann, two more movies will be presented . >> in "healthcheck" this morning, in the world of tvs computers and social media, it can be difficult for parents to shield their children from graphic images, such as the one we've seen from the malaysia flight that was shot down. ali gorman talked to a psychologist. >> reporter: tv is off when their son is home. >> it's better to be safe, than have him be upset. >> reporter: a child psychologist at the philadelphia college of osteopathic medicine, that's the right approach with young kids, because they don't have the skills yet to understand. >> they can't put in context how it happened or the information around. >> reporter: but she said if they do see the news, kids are focused on themselves than what's happening in their own family. >> i had a child that said did this happen in pennsylvania, when i said, no, she was no longer worried about it. >> reporter: still, if they do ask confess, answer honestly, but without a lot detail and in a calm manner. >> if you do it calmly. they look to their parents especially at a youn

they have the mann power and the weapons. the measure of control that vladimir putin has and the ambiguredy about hutch -- ambiguity about how much control may be what he wants. >>> several leading h.i.v. researchers were killed in the crash on flight 17, on their way to a conference in australia. courtney kealy has that part of the story. >> i'd like to call for a mment of silence in remembrance. >> reporter: world health organization confirmed the killing of glen thomas, their spokes person, killed in the sky in the plane shot out of the sky. >> it is with sadness we have to inform you that wha lost a colleague. >> thomas was one of several confirmed killed while on route to an an aides conference. social media shared reports that as many as 100 scientists, doctors, reachers and members of the h.i.v. aids community could have been on the flight. the twitters fear lit up with tributes, when encompassing the enormity of the loss saying: >>> the conference will go ahead. president obama paid condolences. >> in this world today

i can't wait for people to hear it. >> are you going to the show at the mann you are a big american idol show. >> i didn't buy tickets yet. >> that is going to be, tough i'm sorry. i might go and tell but it. >> yes. >> you know what. >> you know what, i think, oh, my goodness, i got some tickets for you. >> thank you. >> is there two in there. >> two tickets. >> yeah, you have two. >> thank you so much. >> you will have so much fun. >> she's so cute, are you single. >> what do you mean like sipping will in music or single like relationship. >> yes, i'm single. >> okay, i have a place for you. don't listen to this. there is a beach in our area, supposedly perfect for singles for meeting single. >> single beach. >> yes. >> in fact, i got two of them in our area, i will tell you where they are. >> no, no nudity. >> okay, cool. >> no, no nudity. >> okay, cool. >> i'll tell you wherth weove this kitchen! >> no, no nudity. >> okay, cwhat's next? >> i'll tell you wherth great! do you have measurent yea, let's do that! ikea. professional kitchen services at a low price. woah, this kitchen is be

and looking back on the anniversary of an iconic moment when mann first walked on the moon. pass >>> the federal government has a network of more than 15,000 informants nationwide, little is known about how they are used with respect the u.s. counterterrorism programme. an investigation by al jazeera into this network of informants shed light on this shadowy world of domestic spies. we have more. >> reporter: this is a rare glimpse of an fbi inform an at work, encouraging an ohio man to smuggle groups to a militant group overseas. this never before seen video is part of an al jazeera investigation into undercover informants. they are central to a counterterrorism programme that lures muslim men into plots concocted by the fbi. the fbi thought i was the greatest informant on the planet arth. >> former informant craig pretended to be a devout muslim to gather information. he acknowledged that siting operations target young men who are vulnerable, but not dangerous. >> it's an unfortunate fool caught up in a siting operation? >> the informant policy rarely has been challenged.

glowing.blowing they thought it was incredible and they were already working with jo jo mann at the timeat the time. ma a ma had an yo-yo established relationship. damien reached out to me on facebook. you tell me you love my style and that he wanted to get me and jo jo together. i looked them up, like who is this yo-yo guy? the last time i heard you you -- yo yo was in the middle school bathroom. i looked them up and found out all the amazing things he was a part of an all the awards he had one. how he was this prodigy at a very young age playing for all our presidents. i just thought it was amazing, this is an incredible opportunity. i was living in l.a. at the time that they reached out to me. this is when i was 19 or 20 years old. and joew i was in l.a. jo happened to have a concert at the walt disney concert hall here. so i met up with him there and the first thing he said to me "lil buck", and he just gave me a big hug. the only thing he said after that was, i want to try something. he opened up that his case and brought up the cello and started playing right there in the moment. t

the young peoples concert at the mann started with the afro brazilian beat. it gave the audience a sample of the brazilian styles. the free concert gives kids a chance to experience a live performance. abc's "world news with diane sawyer" is next on channel 6. we continue at 10:00 on phl17 for cecily tynan, adam joseph and ducis rodgers, the entire "action news" team. i am jim gardner. we hope that you will join us at 11:00. (son) oh no... can you fix it, dad? yeah, i can fix that. (dad) i wanted a car that could handle anything. i fixed it! (dad) that's why i got a subaru legacy. (vo) symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 36 mpg. i gotta break more toys. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, breaking now, the violent storms bearing down, 80 million americans in the path. the confirmed tornado, the deadly lightning. and the close call. the father and daughter rescued from the flood. meteorologist ginger zee with a new storm track coming in. >>> also developing, the american sergeant

kaitlyn mann. those are the last speaker cards that i have. if i have not mentioned your name, and would like to speak, please c'mon up. >> of course we strongly endorse the transfer from the puc to the parks and recreation department to create a new park. three reasons to highlight. the size of the park, the leveraging of the philanthropy involved and to give you context for long-term scheme for acquisition involved in san francisco. this would create as supervisor farrell pointed out a substantial park. four 1/2 acres. it's a rare opportunity to be able to create a park that size and as for location it would have a positive impact on tourism which is the no. 1 driver of our economy. second the leverage of private park philanthropy. there are about $9 million that are already paid that are lined up in the support of our construction and maintenance of these parks. those are contingent on title of this parcel with the completion of this acquisition to the parks and recreation. so you hold the key to unleashing about $9 million worth of resourc

tacony-palmyra back down after an earlier open and you have a concert at the mann, you'll see extra congestion, but for now you're good to go. the schuylkill expressway overnight construction has cleared, the road is still milled. it hadn't been paved, so we've got bumpy conditions out there at this early hour, matt. >> we'll hold on. this is new though, this morning, two cars collided along a delaware highway causing one to burst into flames and leaving three people injured. it happened aback and forth maryland avenue in wilmington at 12:30 a.m., the impact sent one car into the concrete barrier where it caught fire, a passenger in the back seat suffered cuts and burns. the passenger and driver in the front seat were checking account out for injuries, nobody was hurt in the second vehicle. >>> police reported a report of a shooting in a strawberry mansion neighbored and opened fire on a man. katherine scott is bringing us up to speed in the investigation. >> reporter: the officer involved in the shooting was placed on desk duty, there's no indication that he didn't follow proalt call, but thi

mostly we're talking speeds in the 50s, a concert tonight at the mann center. cruel see extra congestion there, but no congestion just yet. we were jammed yesterday on the ben franklin bridge today you're good to go. burlington bristol bridge, construction has cleared, traffic pattern back to normal matt and tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> we're following two developing stories this morning. in camden a shooting left a mother in critical condition. according to police someone shot her in the neck outside her apartment on teal court while her children were inside asleep. a neighbor told "action news" that the victim had recently moved into that apartment. >> police are searching for the driver of a dark-colored vehicle in connection with a hit-and-run on the boulevard. police say a driver plowed into a man near f street in northeast philadelphia at 12:30 a.m. the force of the impact sent the man flying on the sidewalk. the victim is in stable condition with head and chest injuries no arrests have been mailed. >> a philadelphia police officer is on desk duty after

recommend those are the languages we can speak the most commonly used languages are kwan necessary mann run or research we have officers that speak all those languages we with have a fifth of the officers bilingual and there are 2 officers that speak hebrew english and spanish and one has a hebrew spanish and english. the one thing that jumps us is a young group n this the reflective it of the pd in general we've had a lot of people hired and promoted we have in the last week 5 officers with with a combined large amount of experience retire. we kind of make up for it awhile we've lost the experience we have energy the people are fairly new in their jobs including me that's going to continue to grow as the department grows. so, you know, one of the flip sides we have more energy and are trained on the latest stuff in the department so hopefully, your enthusiasm can make up for some of the worrisome that's gone out the door it's not just us we partner with a bunch of different agencies motorcycle officer and accident golden gate park we have the horses and the dirt bikes the hondas that a

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. >> a movie classic came to the screen in a whole new way tonight at the mann center. ♪ philadelphiarchestra performed the oscar winning score to west side story, as the movie played on two screens, it goes on or bit tomorrow, star trek into darkness. jimmy kimmel live next on channel 6 followed by night line and jimmy's guest is jimmy mccormick and rosario dawson. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner. good night. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight --rosario dawson --eric mccormack and music from "self" with cleto and the cletones -- and now, for your information here is jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everyone. tonight on the show -- erick mccormack is here - we

i want to acknowledge another officer i don't know if tetsz he's retired or not mann very well we lose another one he lastly i want to recognize captain sharing she and he when was wonderful and prior to her captain richard thank you for the wonderful job you all do >> thank you. good evening let me say i mean no disrespect of wearing this hat >> that hat is acceptable. thank you, thank you very much. i'm a colleague i'm ken flowers and i too live on ocean beach condos and serve on the board and would like to objectively our praise for the police department and especially the richmond division they've been very responsive every time we've called so we have no, no complaint with the personnel and fine work i have a concern i voice this for my wife's the safe way is across the way hard next to the corner of the golden gate park and my wife often says to me, i'm afraid to go to the safeway because of the kind of folks that come from the park after they've been sleeping all night and hang out in front of the the safe way it's a chronic problem i'm sure you're aware of you're aware of it i

i'm charles mann in for neil cavuto. worse times are coming if washington does not wake up. and charlie gas pa reno and daygan mcdowell will be back next week, but gary, how big is this? >> well, they say that a crisis is coming, but i say it is here. when you have $66 billion in debt, and $65,000 for every taxpayer, this is serious bucks here, and it affects fl flexibility. if we have another '07 or '08, where do which get the money to use? we can't fix roads and bridges and it is a big problem and it is going to be worse with the legacy costs coming down the pi pipe. >> and sandra, it feels like everybody was up in arm when the debt was $14 or $15 trillion and are we at the point where we are so sanguine about it, that we don't realize it is not just a economic problem, but a defense pr problem? >> yes, and the more interest rate payments that we have, and when you look at the social skuecurity and the medicare and ned cade costs right now, they account for 7% of the gdp, and this cbo is projecting that it is going to double for 14%. >> the point is that, charlie, and this

. >> a movie classic came to the screen in a whole new way tonight at the mann center. ♪ philadelphiarchestra performed the oscar winning score to west side story, as the movie played on two screens, it goes on or bit tomorrow, star trek into darkness. jimmy kimmel live next on channel 6 followed by night line and jimmy's guest is jimmy mccormick and rosario dawson. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner. good night.

according to richard mann dell, the author of the revolution of pinehurst, and designed more than 50f course, the only option for the $15,500 is to close or change. >> golf courses of the future are the courses of the past. wide ceremonies, fun golf, strategy, angles, a minimum number of bunkers. >> he designed this course. the fair ways at 45 to 50 yoords are twice as wide as most courses. others will be smaller, with slower growing grass and fewer pond. the game itself may have fewer holes. that could shorten the time from four hours to 150. >> you have to recognise people do not have as much time. they can't spend time looking for golf balls or fish them out. they need to move along. the holes that are there may get bigger, 15 inches wider or four times the normal size to help the golfers score. more courses may soon welcome different versions of golf that do not require clubs or bags. one example is foot golf. it's being played in 150 courses in the u.s.a. the game is a soccer golf hybrid. players compete to kick a ball into a hole. 30-40 yards away from the greens, leaving room

i'm charles mann in for neil cavuto. worse times are coming if washington does not wake up.rlie gas pa reno and daygan mcdowell will be back next week, but gary, how big is this? >> well, they say that a crisis is coming, but i say it is here. when you have $66 billion in debt, and $65,000 for every taxpayer, this is serious bucks here, and it

the captain remains on trial for mann slaughter. >> with the wreck needing to be toed and demolished, the end cost expected to be over $2 billion, making it the longest maritime salvage in history. for the families killed, the cost is too human. if most children from central america pull into the united states. legal rights advocates are suing the obama administration administration. they say counsel should be provided to each child as they are not equipped. >> reporter: migrants from central america arrived at st. joseph's church in california. they are cooperating with the u.s. border patrol and other agencies to provide temporary refuge. >> we want to let them know that there are people in the united states that love and support them. they are prayer for them and support them. >> local residents brought clothing for the children. >> we are here. we are okay. >> the scene was in sharp contrast to these angry anti-migrant demonstrations in murrieta california earlier this month. protesters turned away buses full of child migrants, headed for shelter. >> a prominent legal rights organ

here foremann studio but you we have caleb johnson in the studio. >> they will be performing at the mannorming but he is coming right here. >> he will be here with us in the studio but big performance tonight is at the the mann music center and the weather tonight. >> it is iffy but could dodge a thunderstorm, it is possible. >> performers are covered. >> sure. >> okay. is what your biggest fear? we have been using the hash tag today, fox 29 fears. because this is, national shark awareness day. now lot of people air frayed of sharks including somebody we work with, there is jessica kline, lovely jessica kline, one of our producers. she's afraid of sharks. i mean inordinately afraid of sharks. the just don't go in the water then, jessica. why? my fear is late on set in my life, i used to love to fly in little airplanes, stuff like that. but when i go to the airport, i can get on a plane about that size. you get much smaller than that particular plane. >> yes. >> i get that close ter phobia feeling. >> all those kansas city flights are little will planes. >> it has been tough. >> you remem

scherr mann alexi called me. >> stephen: that was the guy who gave me your book as a recommendation. >> he called me and said i'm going to talk about your book on "the colbert report." and i pretty much fainted out in the backyard. and you know, scherrman alexi is a big time author. and i've been reading him for many years. >> stephen: you're a big time author too, now. >> now i am. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: now the book sales you're number three right now on the best-seller list. it's the third goodes book in america right now. it's about a post apocalyptic dystopia in california. so essentially california. (laughter) has it got a happy ending. don't tell me the ending, but is it a happy ending. >> you have to read to find out. (laughter) >> it leaves it open-- it's pretty happy. >> stephen: okay, yeah. okay, is there another hachette author that you would like to bump here tonight to tell the good people out there, maybe they can take a look at. >> yeah, i'm reading stephane eric clark's book sweetness number 9 which is so good. >> stephen: is it a new author. >> a deput no

. >> reporter: another terrible twist of fate, kayly mann has lost relatives in both malaysia airlinesragedies. her brother and his wife died on flight mh370. her stepdaughter was on mh17. >> after the break, we'll update you on the latest developments, of course, on the flight as we continue our developing coverage on mh17. in the middle east as well, a close-up view of the innocent families caught up in the cross-fire of israel's military incursion. >>> also, we'll look at what the u.n. is doing all of this, as they launch a big appeal to help the victims in gaza. we'll be right back. >>> i'm hala gorani, live from london. a warning from benjamin netanyahu, who says his military is prepared to further expand its offensive in gaza. mr. netanyahu did not say what would trigger another escalation in the campaign against hamas militants. israel's ground offensive is entering its third day with tanks and soldiers backed up by aerial and naval support. the military says it is targeting tunnels used by hamas to smuggle weapons. and in the process, parts of gaza are being reduced to rubble.

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. >> reporter: in another terrible twist of fate, kayly mann has now lost relatives in both malaysian airline tragedies. her brother and his wife mary died on flight mh-370. her stepdaughter was on mh-17. >> it was hard to fathom, you know, losing family on two of -- two crashes in the space of four months. >> so, next time someone says, when all this first started in ukraine, why should i care about ukraine -- >> absolutely. >> -- now we know. >> now we know. because this is a tragedy with global implication. it touches people right around the world. >> unintended consequences. >> yes, it does. >> we'll take a short break. when we come back, there are so many victims of malaysia airline flight 17. we'll take a closer look at some of those who lost their lives and tribute being paid to them by friends and family. >>> as they press on with ground offensive in gaza, we look at how the operation is affecting the lives have palestinians. we'll talk to a lawmaker in ramallah after the break. ould se you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know word

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climate scientist michael mann on how a changing climate may affect our future. >> sometimes you'll hear from the critics. they'll say, "we demand proof that humans are causing this." and my response is that proof is reserved for alcoholic beverages and mathematical theorems." it doesn't characterize how science works. science works through weights of evidence, through likelihoods, through confidence levels, and so we're about as certain that humans are causing global warming as we are about any scientific proposition, but we never say we've proven something in science because there's always the outside chance that we could discover some new piece of information that would change our perspective. it's absolutely true that critics of sort of the forces of antiscience, those looking to confuse the public about the science will always draw upon that vulnerability, that as scientists we're never comfortable in stating things in absolutes because that's not the way the world works, that's not the way science works. unfortunately our detractors, those looking to sort of pollute the public disc

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kaylene mann's brother and sister-in-law were on the flight that disappeared in march.his is a photo of her and her nephew making a statement back in march. kaylene has now learned that her step-daughter was on the plane that went down in ukraine. her brother says it has brought everything back. saying "it's just ripped our guts again." a woman who says she and her baby were supposed to be on that flight says she's still shaken by the news of the crash. i'm thinking i feel like i was given a second chance, and so hopefully that we'll get there safely, and that i will see my family again." a reporter for a global russian t-v station announced her resignation on twitter today. sarah firth says she quit because of how the station reported the story of the malaysian airliner. she said on twitter that she was tired of "lying" to viewers. and that the station had "disregarded the facts." also - in a twitter conversation with another reporter, firth said the station worked for putin. we'll continue to follow developments online. you can always get the latest information on our

." >>> philadelphia school kids took a tour through art and history today from their seat at the mannenter. the philadelphia boys choir took the stage for this edition of the young people's concert series today. they were followed by attribute to civil rights activist and performance from the school of dance. >>> and still ahead, is a play date past its prime? mean the local daddy blogger who says it is time for parents to give it up. >>> plus talk about no pain, no gain. what is behind the new fitness device containing extra incentive to get to the gym -- an electric shock. >>> later, reunited and feels so good. the dog greets her owner with a few squeals, but what the dog did next is what has everyone talking. >>> and adam back with what the full accuweather forecast has >> a man trying to ease through a zombie parade at comacon mowed down at least one person.hrough saying he plowed through the crowd because they were scaring his children who are deaf. and several people got angry chasing the car and punching the windows. and the father accidentally hit a woman trying to escape, tre