caleb: we don't know what his methodology is.tainly it would probably have to include more than that royalties. mark: i'm told by one source, he is an american-made abacus. [laughter] caleb: it's generally understood by hand that his name and hotel rooms at higher prices. mark: seems to be true. guest: people around the world believe that. they pay him to put his name on things he did not develop. on the context of the presidential race, in the end there is a voyeuristic interest , in whether it is 3, 4, 5 or 11. but what matters is how liquid he is. what is the range and what counts as a discrepancy? caleb: guest: the range in his disclosures in terms of cash position was at a minimum, $70 million at the maximum, $300 million. that is what we give him because he has said many times that he has that much liquid. mark: what not liquid assets could he convert? caleb: guest: he's marquee properties, he has all of these big buildings that if ever he needed to take a mortgage out, he has the ability. mark: and if you look at his wealt

caleb?b: yep.t just the donald, but it is hard to estimate the net worth of someone who works in real estate. caleb: absolutely. the value we have is that new york city is one of the most closely watched real estate market your have a lot of really good data there. but he also have the golf courses and resort properties, and those are harder to penetrate. vonnie: he does not own a lot of us right, they are licensed the brand has taken on? caleb: there are a few that have donald's brand that he neither built, developed, nor owns. he collects licensing revenue from those buildings, they put his name on with hopes of selling condos and hotels at higher prices. brendan: how do you calculate evaluative brand? caleb: we're only captivating based on the cash flow disclose for royalties and licensing. vonnie: there is a very wide band for each, between $50,000 and $150,000. tom: there is a notoriety here, i am thinking mr. trump and his staff will not comment on your work, right? caleb: correct. tom: did a

>> black dude, dreads. >> officers gather what they can from caleb bumgardner. and -- >> the inmate took his fecal matter and wrote some threatening gestures about killing. >> staff must deal with a mentally unstable inmate. >>> somebody once said that to come into a jail when your brain is working normally under the best of circumstances is really unpleasant. to be in jail when you are mentally ill or your brain is not working properly is often brutal. >> like most jails, the fairfax county adult detention center must cope with a growing population of mentally ill inmates, due to an ever-decreasing number of health facilities equipped to treat them. >> here in northern virginia, it's a population of about 3 million people, and we have one state hospital with 129 beds. in this facility, we're treating anywhere from 200 to 300 of them. that's a lot more than 129 beds. so this institution right here is de facto the mental health care safety net, if you will, of northern virginia. >> jails began to see more mentally ill inmates as far back as the 1970s. that's when

. >> reporter: caleb's curious mind is constantly turning.the two-year-old like most keeping his parents on their toes. >> oh, goodness you. >> oh goodness mommy. >> oh goodness. >> reporter: when caleb stepped out of his mother's site for just a minute -- >> i thought that little guy he probably walked down the road. >> reporter: but he was nowhere to be found. >> kendra was at my front door saying i can't find caleb help me. >> it was very scary. >> reporter: neighbors were outlooking for the little boy but no one was prepared for what they found. >> i heard him yell 911 call 911 and i saw greg had just gotten caleb out of the pool. he was blue and um, not breathing. >> with caleb's live on the line line, marla an icu nurse let instincts take over. >> i did cpr on my neighbor's two-year-old and i know his name and so hard. such a happy sound when he started to cry. >> reporter: caleb was rush to the hospital after that. by some miracle he survived with no injury at all. >> we got to caleb in the right second and he'll never know. he'll neve

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caleb: two big things.e considers a line item of $3.3 billion for his brand, branded developments, and licensing deals. we don't create a line item. we gave him a premium for his brand on golf courses and account for cash coming in through licensing deals and other business deals. but there's no straight line item for that. of golfs his selection courses at $2 billion, and we get less than $600 million for those. pimm: michael, as far as the campaign goes, is there a possibility donald trump will be tripped up by his contention he's worth $10 billion? michael: well, probably not. aboutf you are talking how this will impact his standing among voters, this alone probably is not going to move the needle. -- he has built his campaign on saying outrageous statements, much of his career. as that adds up, it could tip the scales for another candidate. that's what a lot of the republican establishment's thinking. this could be a piece of that. pimm: based on your reporting and the people you spoke with, how do they

. >> the man is 31-year-old caleb hill, who has special needs.he ferris wheel. >> apparently the ride had been going and it stopped because they were at the point where they were letting people off so they could let more people on. >> and only five feet tall, hill is able to work his way beneath the safety bar and out of the car. >> we don't know why he left the car. some people said caleb was scared. his relatives said that he just didn't like sitting still. he was outside of the car hanging on. his caretaker was hanging on with every ounce of strength she could to make sure he didn't fall. >> but the caretaker is losing her grip. >> she really had a battle because it was a hot day. i'm sure he was probably sweaty. they were in the sun. and he had all kinds of sunscreen on so she was doing whatever she could to hold on to his arm and keep him from falling off of that car. >> as each second ticks by, caleb slips lower and lower. suddenly, she can hold him no more. the crowd gasps as the caretaker loses her grip and caleb plunges down the middle o

mark: caleb has his own american-made abacus. thank you very much.n we come back, millenial millenial. after this word from our sponsors. ♪ ♪ >> i want to speak to the millenials. >> millenial. >> millenial. >> millenial. mark: welcome back. we are joined by an actual millenial, and a pollster. she is a republican and has written a new book. thank you for coming. what are the misconceptions that millenial had in general about republicans? guest: when you talk to them they say, i think they are of the past. they are old-fashioned, not up to the times, not as tech savvy. they are not as good at things like race and diversity. they are not socially progressive. they don't view republicans as being in tune with the generation. mark: is that totally a misconception? you could argue to some extent there is truth. guest: i try to that republicans have not done themselves any favors. republicans have made the same arguments for the last few decades. many of them fall flat with the new generation, that gets information in a new way and trust different sources

for more let's bring in former federal prosecutor caleb mason. any of this what we learned over the weekend from "new york times," does any of this change the possibility of criminal charges filed against cosby at some point? >> at some point, it's still possible. however, it's very unlikely for most of the incidents that we have heard about. including those that are discussed in the deposition. it is always possible however, that more recent allegations would come to light. most of the statutes in this area are going to run from six years in california up to i believe the maximum of 12 in pennsylvania. more victims could easily come to light. >> caleb if you take -- i think it's crazy the fact that he could walk away with nothing and gives you a stomach ache here. is there a possibility that he could be charged for anything criminally, for instance, keeping something from the judge, dishonest about something that doesn't have to do with sex? >> you bet. that's probably the reason we have not heard anymore aggressive public statements from him. t

caleb joseph smacks one into right center field. the o's win this one. the final 9-1. usa and japan will battle it out for the world cup title. it will be a sweet victory for team usa if they can pull it off during four years ago, they lost to japan on a penalty kick. revenge is in the air, or maybe.. >> at is not about revenge or avenging that loss. this team is different. i feel an air of confidence. we do not overlook japan for one second. they are a very organized or -- and good team. the best team will be left standing on sunday night. we hope it is us. robert: danny lee with a victory after a playoff hole. tiger showed some signs of life. he finished with a three under 67 today. he said that this is the best he has hit in a very long time. positive momentum for the british open. both the wizards and the spurs are waiting to see what the all-star forward david west will do next season. tiger is doing better. kellye: good to see him. he definitely needs it. robert: kellye: when will the rain arrived. devon: that is the best question. we are tracking the stuff to th

caleb joseph high tags not in time. desmond will pick up a stolen base. >> hard and late. it was pretty close. i'll tell you what, j.j. hardy really path good tag on him. we were talking to buck showalter how quick j.j. hardy is with the tag. good job by ian desmond. looked like he jammed his foot into the base. you have to stay on the base the whole time. major league baseball has to take a look at that. >> 2-0 delivery. laz a good one down. manny machado has to hustle. some speed going down the line. den dekker can run and made it a play. a sacrifice moves a runner over to third. with only one away. >> good baseball there by nationals. lead off walk. desmond steals second. den dekker laid down a perfect bunt. not only is he thinking i got desmond to third, he wants another hit to go with his triple. good hustle by den dekker. arm strength of manny machado is the best of any third baseman. that's the difference right there. >> so now the infield has to move in. orioles do not want to give up another run here with one away. taylor at the top of the order coming up. taylor

top of the fourth, caleb joseph the better. -- batter. two-run shot, orioles win 5-2. brewers and diamondbacks, laying out there and getting the speedy carlos gomez. that is just like brooks robinson, the orally of legend -- orioles legend. the baseball hall of fame discussions are usually more about who should not yet in that who is actually in. to of layers who deserve baseball's highest honor. craig biggio becomes the first houston astro to enter the hall of fame. randy johnson, six-time cy young award winner played with montrÉal, so technically he's part of the nationals. pager martinez also inducted -- pedro martinez also inducted. john smoltz, 21 years, over 3000 strikeouts having fun with his legendary hall of fame pitching teammates. john: back when i had hair, we had the time of our lives. when i lost my changeup, they were there helping me to find it. when i lost my golf book, the prized treasure of what i have a i was the golf concierge, they looked tirelessly and helped me find it. recently i lost 20 pounds and they helped me find it. reporter: d.c. united

top of the fourth, caleb joseph the batter, two run shot. the orioles win 5-2. this is copper located, the grounded to first, seattle steps on the bag, one out. caught in a rundown, but then carrera comes in from third. pillar is going to third, tagged out. carrera should have stayed. you are out too! triple play. seattle turns three and wins the game. there is always talk baseball hall of fame weekend about the players you probably will never get in, barry bonds, pete rose, a-rod. today, some deserving greats. craig biggio becomes the first houston astro to make the hall of fame. randy johnson, cy young award winner. he played with montrÉal, so technically i guess he is part of the nationals franchise. and atlanta braves legendary pitcher john smoltz, 21 years in the majors with 3000 strikeouts. soccer, d.c. united has not won in five games. they were down 2-0 to philadelphia in the first four minutes tonight. then malone the follow, back of the net, 2-2. 79th minute, the cross. it is a spin move. great play. the game-winner, united with a big comeback 3-2. nas

in the sixth inning, caleb joseph smacks one into right center field. that is into the hgap. o's win 5-1. in golf, danny lee would leave with the victory. meanwhile, tiger showing signs of life. a baby free round for the first time in two years, finishing three under 67, -- a bogey-free round for the first time in two years, finishing at three under 67. and the giants defensive end. all injured his hand -- pierre paul injured his hand and a fireworks injury. it should not affect his career. he should be fine. kellye: thank you, robert. philadelphia's leading man is stealing the show. kellye: britain's smallest royal arrived at her christening in a bogey pushed by her mother, big brother, and father. this is the first time around i her family has been seen in public. the location was chosen because princess diana was baptized at that location. >> it was really important for william to keep his mother close on this special day. kellye: prince harry is spending the summer and africa working on a conservation project. philadelphia mayor michael nutter earning his spot at a fit --

caleb, you did a tough job. >> it's a lot to look at. >> you arrived at 2.9 billion.worth more than $10 billion trump said. what's the difference? >> we don't quite know what trump's methodology is. we are approaching at a present value basis of tangible assets. he gives himself a 3.3 billion valuation for brand and licensing deal. we do not do that. in some cases for his golf courses we give him a premium based on his brand but we don't treat his brand as a line item in and of itself. the other big difference is despite the difference based on revenues for the golf courses disclosed in the federal disclosures to run for president, we don't get the same value for golf courses that he does. we're a little under $600 million. >> $3.3 billion in the value of his brand, how do you calculate the value of a brand is where that begins but trump has come out today to comment on your story just to don lemon in an interview. listen to what he said. >> by the way, they don't know what they are talking about. they say they don't know many of the companies that they are dealing wi

caleb joseph, deep right center. michael a. taylor cannot come up with it. 3-2 o's. top of the sixth inning, 4-2. bryce harper, a liner to right center. solo shot. 4-3 o's. later in the sixth inning, danny espinosa turns this. deep to write and gone. the nats score four in the sixth inning. the final is 7-2. this may be a shocker, but serena continues to dominate recording hurt a first grand slam. she got off to a -- recording her 21st grand slam. she got off to a slow start, but then broke serve. she took the first set 6-4. ready for moore, the second set triple matchpoint, the forehand goes wide, right here, and serena takes wimbledon 6-4 6 -4. she is holding all four grand slams at once, and one more means a calendar grand slam, pseudo-pressure. serena: you know what, i will enjoy it. maybe we will have another serena slam. three in a row the same calendar year, this is the first time of ever done that. so is just a really cool thing. robert: summer league action, dez wells did not make the to vegas after injuring his thumb in practice thursday. all eyes on anothe

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. >> reporter: in ocean city it was a first vacation for caleb foster of glenside pennsylvania, some came from as far as colorado. >> ocean city is a special place for our family and we come every year and we enjoy being together as a family. >> reporter: some could barely contain their excitement. >> hi, everybody. >> reporter: on the boardwalk teens jammed and restaurants were jammed. >> so far so good. >> reporter: in atlantic city, fireworks capped off a perfect day at the shore for the this family from willow grove. >> it's great in the summertime to be at atlantic city boardwalk watching the fireworks on the 4th july of. >>> if you didn't get a chance to see the fireworks you can catch them tonight in atlantic city, weather permitting. in atlantic city, jeff cherico channel 6 "action news." >>> wawa america festival started philly pops held their concert. one family came from canada. >> i showed the kids a bit of different history than our own what a place to come, i wanted to come to philly, what a fantastic place. >> as the proud broadcast partner of the wawa welcome america

. >> in ocean city it was a first vacation for caleb foingtner glenside pennsylvania and she came to enjoy the seafood dish. >> ocean city is special to our family we come every year and enjoy spending time together and being togethers a family. >> some could barely continue their excitement. >> hi, everybody. hahaha. >> on the boardwalk teens jammed and restaurants were slammed and good job at preem vare a's because of the >> it was better, much better. >> in atlantic city fireworks capped off a perfect day at the shore for dennis family from willow grove. >> nothing is better in ter time than being no weekend at the shore is finished unless you have funnel cake. thank you to mengoza for this and jim ft. folks there did not get a chance so see the fireworks in atlantic city tonight there will be a weather repeat tomorrow night weather permiting. we will have to get the weather to permit. thank you, jeff, the shore has no monopoly. live on the parkway inphiladelphia. >> they do jim right now pretty quiet and not as active as the shore. looks like a light show. those are technical tou

caleb joseph doing the honors here. upper deck shot.birds as they get back on track. another win streak in tampa. they won two straight in tampa. and it'sth at time again. training time. bruce johnson is excited. it begins on thursday. skins head to richmond to begin three weeks of team building. we'll have a preview of what to expect from the burgundy and gold as they prepare for 2015. >>> and the other big sporting event, tiger woods' quicken loans national going to be played at robert trent jones' golf course. a special guest in studio to talk about this. myself and kristen berset, homed kushner, the whole gang in the house. >> star studded "game on overtime." >> star studded, no doubt. >> want to recap? >> scattered storms tonight, and tomorrow a yellow alert day. redskins training camp begins thursday, and we could be in the mid-90s, maybe near 100 in richmond. >> ouch! >> that hurts. >> thank you for watching. we're going to sigh back here tomorrow. and of course -- >>> coming up next, the nationals' shot at a series victory gets

man on for caleb joseph, the catcher catches this you might say, just right. skies to left, two-run shot. wow, the orioles a 5-0 lead. do your job, bases loaded jam in the fifth, facing evan longoria, the third machado's throw just in time. escapes it three strikeout two runs allowed. the orioles beat the rays. >>> all right big crowds in cooperstown, new york, 2015 hall of fame enshrinement terrific attendance. this year's class includes john smoltz, first player in major league baseball history, 200 wins, 150 saves. astro fans on hand for craig biggio, the 3,000-hit club. biggio played his entire career with houston. the big unit, randy johnson, five-time cy young award winner, pitched a perfect game and no hurt. pedro martinez fans from the dominican republic celebrating in coopers time five times, the lowest e.r.a. in the league. >> nice suit. >> most time the most strikeouts, also a nice suit, representing the dominican republic, of course. >> i'm so humbled to be a member of the national league national baseball hall of fame. i'm honored by so many of my

. >>> later on in the sixth inning orioles up 2-0, two on for caleb joseph, going opposite field, ball doesn't quite leave the park here good enough to play the two runs. birds up 4-0 at this point. eighth inning chris davis, get to crush now. he was robbed of a home run yesterday. looking for revenge today, a man on. crush, going to take this ball to left. jamie shuck, watch this grab. >> wow that's impressive. >> shuck robs chris davis again. this guy chris davis can't win, beside being a major league baseball player, orioles, final score, 9-1. >>> the o's and nationals, they will meet up later this week for a three-game series. that series will take place, or start on friday at camden yards. >>> moving on to women's world cup, tonight's match against japan is all about or more than just redemption for the americans. abby wambach, the face of women's soccer in the u.s., has yet to win a world cup final. at the age of 35, this will be her last chance to do so. back in 2011, these two teams met in the world cup final and wham back had what we all believe at the time was the game winner

we sound great novel, by caleb car called the alien alienist. it is about a fictional serial killer in new york. i came away thinking i got a sense of what old 1890's new york must have been like. then i thought why don't i try to do a non-fiction book about a historical murder and try to devote the same thing. this is a long story so if anyone wants to get up and go to the bathroom get coffee -- >> i am sure you will be bored to tears by this. >> you may be. i said grmi am going to look into a book about a murder. i took out a book called the encylopedia of murder. i came across many guys and i was excited. the story of had horror hotels and acid baths. but i didn't want to do what i refer to as crime porn. something along the line of gosford park. i kept looking and found the murder i started working on. it wasn't particularly mysterious or interesting. there was a bizarre hurricane connection. i fell in love and it became the book called "eye of the storm". when i was done i started thinking about maybe i should look for a murder. i never hea

. >> caleb pierre moved from haiti to the united states.fell during the independence day parade soaked 6,000 participants and spectators and some parade goers came prepared and others didn't and either way folks said they had a blast. >> you forgot the umbrella. >> yeah. >> this family stuck it out after all they dpraim virginia to see the parade. >> we wanted to see historic like independence bell and all. my kids never visited philadelphia. so this is their first time. >> on the benia gentleman min franklin parkway rain didn't damage the fun on the parkway. >> it's wonderful. wonderful. we drove down early no traffic on the turnpike thank god. and we're here enjoying everything going on. >> we kind of didn't pay attention to the forecast we didn't know how bad it would be until we came down and oh, good thing we had the umbrella in the car already. >> folks took time to observe important moments in u.s. history this year marks 50 years since major lgbt pro nest united states and marks 150 years since 13 amendment of the in. >> abolishing

caleb, let's get your calculator out. how did you come up with your numbers? caleb: mr.$10 billion to we do not get that high. we do the best we can to get the -- to get to that number can we look at the revenues and we look at what the square footage is going for, cap rates, any tools available to us in the market, and a place like new york city that is really good. we value these as if trump were to try to put them on the market tomorrow. matt: you have come to $2.9 billion care that is still a lot of money. a billionaire is a billionaire is a billionaire. but you do not value his brand. i feel like a guy currently leading the polls for the republican presidential nominee, has a pretty valuable brand. >> we get to it in a few ways. stephanie: it does not mean you want to buy his necktie. >> a great sidebar story on the value of his golf courses. there is a real donald trump premium on those golf courses. people want to play on donald trump golf courses. he collected 32 --- $32 million to $52 million revenue on royalties. and we collect that but we also know from lookin

caleb move to the united states from haiti 17 years ago.ath of aallegiance at independence hall officially becoming a citizen. >> i just became a citizen and i like it. >> it's the fourth of july i'm citizen, on this day i'm so happy about that. >> after the ceremony, bands and floats and dancers marched through the city. tiffany celebrated with her daughter and mother-in-law. >> it's amazing and so wonderful i have so much to bring back to my students. 6,000 participants some spectators came prepared, others didn't. err way, the folks who came said they had a blast. >> you forgot the umbrella? something yes. >> reporter: this family came from virginia to see the parade. >> we wanted to see the historic independence hall my kids never visited philadelphia, this is their first time. >> reporter: on the benjamin franklin parkway rain didn't dampen the fun at the party on the parkway. >> it's wonderful we drove down early this morning no traffic on the turnpike, thank god, we're here enjoying everything going on. >> we didn't pay taxi to the f

. >> reporter: in ocean city, it was a first vacation for caleb foster of glenside pennsylvania.ldn't enjoy the seafood fest but his relatives did. some coming as far as colorado. some could barely contain their excitement. >> hi everybody. >> reporter: on the boardwalk teens jammed and restaurant were slammed a good thing for restaurants that had a tough summer because of the rain. >> so far so good. >> reporter: today is good. hopefully tomorrow is better, much better. >> reporter: in atlantic city fireworks capped off a perfect day at the shore for the dennis family from willow grove. >> it's great to be at atlantic city boardwalk watching the fireworks on the fourth of july. >> reporter: if you didn't get a chance to see last night's fireworks, you can catch them tonight in atlantic city weather permitting. in atlantic city, jeff c >> philly pops held their annual concert one family came all the way from canada. >> i meanted to show -- i wanted to show the kids a bit of different history than our own i always wanted to come to philly, what a fantastic place. >> 700,000 people

. >> reporter: caleb moved to the united states from haiti 17 years ago he took the oath of allegiancee hall. >> philadelphia welcomed me in a good way i became a citizen and i like it. >> reporter: after the ceremonies, bands floats and dancers marched through the nation's most historic mile. >> this family celebrated with her daughter and mother-in-law who is a middle school history teacher. 6,000 people attended the parade spectators came prepared, others didn't, either way folks had a blast. ful. >> i forget the umbrella. >> reporter: you forgot the umbrella? >> yeah [laughter]. >> reporter: this family came from virginia to see the parade. >> we wanted to see the historic like the independence hall, my kids never visited philadelphia, so this is the first time. >> reporter: on the benjamin franklin parkway rain didn't dampen the fun at the party on the parkway. >> it's wonderful i mean we drove down early this morning no traffic on the turnpike, thank god. we're here enjoying everything that's going on. >> we didn't pay attention to the forecast, we didn't know how bad it was goin

. >> reporter: in ocean city, it was a first vacation for caleb foster of glenside, pennsylvania, hen't enjoy the seafood feast but his relatives did some coming from as far as colorado. >> ocean city is a special place for our family we come every year and we enjoy being together as a family. >> some could barely contain their excitement. >> hi everybody. >> reporter: on the boardwalk teens jammed and restaurant were slammed. at people -- at this restaurant they enjoyed the crowds after a tough summer. >> it's great to be at atlantic city boardwalk watching the fireworks on the fourth of july. >> reporter: and if you didn't get a chance to see last night's fireworks you can camp them tonight in atlantic city, weather permitting. >> thousands of people from near and far are philadelphia orchestraing to philadelphia for the fourth. the wawa welcome america festival started last saturday. yesterday people filled independence mall for the liberty block party. philly pops held their annual concert. one family came all the way from canada. >> i wanted to show the kids a bit of different h

number five, jasper. [ laughter ] number six, caleb. [ laughter ] number seven in the one direction hotnessngs is blake. [ laughter ] number eight is blake's twin brother, lucas. [ laughter ] number nine is kayden. [ laughter ] >> steve: kayden is nine? >> jimmy: that's his full name. >> steve: kayden is his full name. >> jimmy: he's only got one name. >> steve: kayden. >> jimmy: yep. coming in at number ten, it's blake and lucas' other twin brother, rory. [ laughter ] the 11th hottest member of one direction is, of course, mason. and finally the 12th hottest member of one direction is blake, lucas and mason's twin brother, logan. and that's very interesting. [ cheers and applause ] i thought logan left the band. logan's still with one direction. >> steve: i thought he left, yeah. >> jimmy: good to know. >> steve: was he in the band? >> jimmy: he's still in the band. logan did not leave. and finally, this is going viral today. did you see this video? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: this is great. so after a small town louisiana supermarket was robbed this week, the local sheriff's department rele

. >> reporter: in ocean city it was a first vacation for caleb foster of glenside pennsylvania, he couldn't feast, but his relatives did coming from as far as colorado. >> ocean city is a special place, we come every year and spend time together. >> reporter: some could barely contain their excitement. >> hi, everybody. >> on the boardwalk teens jammed and restaurants were slammed which is good because some had a tough summer because of the rain. >> so far so good. >> reporter: it was today something? hopefully tomorrow better, much better. >> reporter: in atlantic city, fireworks capped off a perfect day at the shore for the dennis family of willow grove. >> great time summertime, to be on the atlantic city boardwalk watching the fireworks on the fourth of july. >> reporter: if you didn't seep the fireworks last night you can catch them tonight in atlantic city weather permitting. >> thousands of people from near and far are flocking to philadelphia for the fourth. the wawa welcome america festival started last saturday. yesterday people filled independence mall for the block party, the ph

caleb medley was in a wheelchair, he and his family survived but he was in brain surgery at the timeaby was being born at the hospital. they each have their own unique story and they've been waiting for this moment for the past three years. remember, it was all july 20, 2012, when the shooting happened and they want justice. they want closure to this chapter in their lives. i spoke with lonnie and sandy phillips off to the side who say what's next in our lives. that's the big question after all of this is done. so much energy and emotional time has been spent focusing on this moment, on this day, or on the next month when we finally learn what the sentencing will be and so there's still a lot of questions about moving forward, poppy. >> also, i know at 11:00 a.m. eastern to really just -- a short while ago the jury did go into that dlik roeliberation ro. what question are they asking? >> it wasn't much. it came out asking for a white board and they've said they decided what their jury hours will be if the deliberations continue past today. they set them from 8:15 in the morning local

. >> good morning, caleb. >> how you doing, sweetheart? >> i'm good.ou. >> addie didn't get better did she? >> no, she never did get better, really. she didn't. she had to have surgery and take the infection out, but... >> hoffman: it may have saved her life? >> mm-hmm. for now. bought her time. that's what happened. we bought her some time, and i am grateful for every minute of it. (children singing) >> hi, i'm addie. i don't think we've ever met. >> i remember you. i know i've seen you somewhere before. >> yeah, me too. (laughs) >> were you my nurse? >> yeah. >> next time on frontline... they live under the veil in fear. >> were they also raping the nine-year old? >> with undercover footage, frontline shows the islamic state's brutal treatment of women. and follows an underground network helping them escape. a frontline special report. >> go to pbs.org/frontline to learn more about the worst super bugs and how to protect yourself. >> we have to be extremely vigilant. >> track the outbreak at the nih as it spread throughout the hospital. then subscrib

last september, the soft drink giant launched limited release of caleb cola, it is only sold in glass with sugar instead of high fructose corn syrup. >> introducing mountain dew due shine. >> also created kraft version of mountain dew. in the bridge missing that neon green color. >> consumers demand more than ever great tasting products. >> but nutritionist marion, says great tasting doesn't mean it is better for you. >> read the labels carefully. so do you have think of sodas kraft, or not, as liquid candy. >> and there is the issue every price. >> it is always going to be a little bit higher price for more premium products. >> but soda makers hope americans are willing to pay more. cbs news, mechanics burying pennsylvania. >> all right, there you have it. and coming up next on "eyewitness news" we are gearing up for a heatwave. coming up we'll have the latest on the hot weather and some storms to watch out for as well. justin will be there with your forecast, we'll be right back. when we go to the store i find my box of honey bunches of oats, and i'm checking to see if i packaged it

. >> reporter: last year they launched the limited release of caleb. >> introducing mountain dew. >>ed a craft version of mountain dew. noticeably missing, the green color. pepsi has introduced sub born. they will only be available from sodas in select restaurants. >> flavor is everything everywhere. the sky's the limit in terms of choices. the one thing that's not a choice is taste and consumers demand more than ever tasting drinks. >> reporter: are craft sodas any better for you than the bigger mass produce brand? not according to nutritionist mary nessel. >> because so many want lesser sugar and more healthier they'll try to make something that appeals to the consumer. i would advise anyone drinking these products to read the labels carefully. you have to think of the soda craft or not, liquid candy. >> that could make soda more expensive it's always going to be more. >> it costs more to taste better. >> we're not ashamed of that. >> the flavor of cola comes from the kola nut extract. it also has fewer calories. >> thanks. >>> we're in the toyota green room with superstar rob gron

now to lead us in our invocation, please welcome state representative for caleb you'll samad -- representativeamad. ako: good evening, i didn't hear you good evening. crowd: good evening! ako: i want to take a moment to remember those who lost their lives in chattanooga and those who lost their lives in south carolina. if you do that by joining your hands for just a moment at your table in unity. rep. abdul-samad: thank you. dear god, we ask that you bless us and this event. dear god, we ask that you less our candidates and those who attempt to run for office. dear god, we ask that you bless the parent to have lost their babies in the last few years. dear god, we ask that you bless all of those who are here tonight and all of those who wanted to be here, that view bless the families, dear god. that you bless the families because they are the -- that you bless the babies because they are the future. we ask that you bless the staff -- bless delilah and her staff as they serve the food. your god, we ask that our many religious groups and many religious parties who think that you belong to them on

. >> reporter: last september, the soft drink giant launched limbed release of caleb's cola only soldlso created a craft version of mountain dew, noticeably missing, that neon green color. and later this summer pepsi is releasing a series of craft sodas call stubborn. they will only be available from soda fountains in select restaurants. >> flavor is everything everywhere. the sky's the limit in terms of choices. the one thing that's not a choice is taste. and consumers demand more than ever, great-tasting products. >> reporter: for all their throw-back charm and simpler ingredients, are craft sodas any better for you than the bigger mass produced brands? not according to nutritionist marian nessel. >> the companies are trying to find products that will appeal to a more health conscious consumer. i would advise anybody who's drinking these products to read the labels carefully. you have to think of sodas with be craft or not, as liquid candy. >> reporter: and there's the issue of price. the cost of ingredients and packaging adds up. and that can make craft soda more expensive. >> it's