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. >>> it was a great day to take in a ball game that is what 600 kids did today thanks to the salvation army and their donors they took the summer cam programs to the phillies game this afternoon. hopefully they stayed until the end. >> 5-1 since the all start break, who are these guys, they won back to back series for the first time since last september, more than 10 months the phanatic did his best to distract the rays. and ben revere right under the legs and the phils take a 1-0 lead and that does not last long paple bon is in trouble and polanco bails him out and the phils are alive in extra innings, herrera oh my the little bull with the big hit. a walk-off win and papelbon tackles him and punches him. >> i can't speak for anyone but myself, i show up and prepare to win ball games. >>> it's a month since chase utley last took the field sin the ankle injury that may be about to economic, he is amping up his fielding and hitting and aaron nola will not be playing in a minor league game any time soon if he keeps this up. six innings, six strikeouts, allows just one run, the first time

beams and problems along the highway in the heat of the summer, the church has been the shelter and salvation of the hard lives lived in the southern sun. >> why is each the smallest church in the community so important, such an important part of the black community in the south. >> in the black churches, it is the center of the community, it's the social structure. we live in connection with the church, and so we become the church. and significant. >> an attack of any kind on a church. people. >> it's an attempt to relate to the religion and community. it's to discourage you, and to - and destroy the community center of social structure. which is surrounded by the church. >> we were not able to worship. we worship on our own at the river, on a podium so that began the centring the. yes, we can burn our building, but you can't destroy our faith. >> the pastor's church is a holy site among other black churches in the south. this here is remembered as the flashpoint, igniting a horrified approach of the modern civil rights movement. >> the fire was a galvanising burning. >> it ignited. it was a

luke's 6 blocks away the salvation army sites deeper into the mission if you truly want to serve or serve the disserved or help st. luke's the sites between the 3 hundred radius are necessary thank you. >> kilogram natural union the health care workers we're asking you today to defer this decision until you can work with the health department to come up with solutions to the problems. implementing c pmc has reached their agreement with the van ness property and from the units prospective i think the nurses will agree there are problems with the da that c pmc has not fulfilled the traffic issues are under c pmc they agreed to pay for clipper cards for employees they've not lived up to that this matter needs more attention and hold their feet to the fire on this issue so, please defer to the health department and come back at another date thank you >> i must have forgotten a card. >> i'm david i spoke last time as a independent rarmentd on valencia i'm here reporting the coalition we're oppose the conditional use permit we've met with the proponents and were unwilling to work with the plan

i think they're all looking at german chancellor angela merkel as their only salvation because they know very well that europeans are getting exasperated by the minute. political analysts have been wondering if this is all an orchestrated attack to punish greece and they're not really interested in the economy ever rebounding, but just making it an example for the rest of the eurozone. >> historically, extremism has flourished in times of economic hardship. what is the risk that that will happen in greece? is there a fear that that will happen on a bigger scale? >> i think history also proves that this could happen. for the moment, golden dawn is laying low and not participating in the discussion set are being held. the other day when the meeting was held with opposition party leaders, golden dawn wasn't there. there's a big question on how this will all go forward. it just completely backfired. there's a big chance that golden dawn could emerge victorious in the coming elections. it's been difficult to have an understanding and a clear picture of where the country is heading at the mome

the 20th or rather, in june of 2013 when a brick wall being demolished fell on to the roof of a salvation army thrift store. blood tests showed that benchop had marijuana and prescription narcotics in his system the day of the accident. benchop faces six counts of third degree murder which carry potential life sentence. >>> well, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at noon, it is a new era as cuba raises the flag at it embassy in washington d.c. more ahead on the beginning of us cuba diplomatic relations. >> call it the scare after lifetime for the surfer when he is attacked by a shark and it is all caught on tape. you don't want to miss this. we'll be right i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara® it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ...stelara® helps me be in season. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk of infections. some serious infections require hospitalization. before starting stelara® your do

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six people died when a brick wall toppled onto the roof of a salvation army thrift store.ecause of a gag order neither benschop's attorney nor prosecutors can comment on this case. >>> also police are look for two suspects in section with a suspicious fire in south philadelphia. it happened about 3:00 this morning when a home under construction caught fire forcing more than a dozen to evacuate. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio 1060 has the latest on the investigation. >> i was shocked. first of all i never seen a fire like that in my life. barry says he's still traumatized after witnessing a fire here near juniper and snyder avenue. when fire officials arrived on the scene the three story building was engulfed in flames. >> once it caught on fire it had a collapse from the second floor to the first floor so we established collapse zones right away. >> reporter: it took firefighters nearly two hours to control the blaze but not before it damaged four homes and forced the evacuation of the entire 1300 block of snyder avenue. >> it was so hot in my apartmen

. ♪ with salvation and forensic evidence proved that someone in the congregation had the motive to kill ♪ >>> on a thursday night in june of 1988, sally weiner got a telephone call at her corry, pennsylvania home. it was her congressman's office calling to say that her husband harry, who was a vice president of the local bank and a civic leader, had just been chosen as corry's man of the year. >> the caller instructed her not to let on to her husband, as it was supposed to be a surprise, and that she was to meet someone the following day to go over the plans for this -- this celebration. >> the next day, harry weiner got a telephone call at the bank. >> this is sally -- >> we know it's a tape recorded call, because there's no interaction between harry and sally. he's trying to talk to her and she's not responding. she just continues to talk. >> she had to read that if her husband didn't come up with the money, why, they'd cut off her hands. >> she told him in detail that she was being held and these people were dangerous and they were going to kill her if he didn't provide the money. >>

reporter: the salvation army helped to free jane from her traffickers a year ago. but the trauma she suffered is ever present. the threats and violence that prevented her from escaping her traffickers damaged or possibly forever. >> i've had surgery on my face after having broken bones. reporter: from being punched? >> from being beaten. i thank you have surgery down below -- i have had to have surgery down below. cares, cuts, burns. obviously, because of the rough sex with multiple men. some of it was because they inserted sharp objects in that area that caused cuts. >> how many operations have you had? >> about six. reporter: do you still need more surgery? >> yes. reporter: it has left you incontinent? >> collapsed muscles in that area. so incontinent. reporter: you are in your early 20's? >> yes. reporter: would you be able to have children? >> i'm not sure. reporter: the experience of jane and the women i spoke to will haunt them for the rest of their lives, childhoods stolen by the traffickers. laura: a report from the u.k. on those harrowing stories. picture

smells like salvation. - gentlemen, welcome to muskrat farm. - your people might have assassinated me in florence, mason. - where's the fun in that? i still keep my father's knife, ever ready to slip into a pig's back to check the depth of the fat. a little lean, i think. maybe we should fatten you up, shall we? it is more trouble to move a semi-wild pig against its will than it is to kidnap a man. - (cordell): pigs are harder to get hold of and big ones are stronger than a man. - there are the tusks to consider, if you want to maintain the integrity of your abdomen. something worth maintaining, mr. graham. tusked beasts instinctively disembowel. - at swine fairs i've seen exotic pigs from all over the world. you are the best of all that i've seen. we are going to have some good, funny times dr. lecter. sad news about jack crawford. appears hannibal lecter killed him in florence. i hope there is some satisfaction in being the final victim of the chesapeake ripper. there will certainly be some notoriety. - the feces are flying again in florence. jack crawford is alive. - well, that's d

six people died when brick wall toppled on to the roof after salvation army thrift store. blood tests show that benchop had marijuana and prescription in a could the nicks his system on the day of the accident. >>> a day of swimming turns deadly after two people drowned yesterday. last night search crews recovered the body of male swim here disappeared into the delaware river off burlington, new jersey, witnesses say that man tried to swim to a nearby island around 7:00. police have not released the identity. >>> and across the river in bristol, pennsylvania, crews suspended the search foreman who went missing in the delaware river. he went under sunday morning at bristol war of near milan radcliff streets. marine units searched for several hours. >>> new this morning, a thawing in the "cold war". us and cuba re-establish diplomatic relations at 12:01 a.m. ending a half century of animosity. later on this morning the cuban flag will fly over its embasy washington. secretary of state john kerry, will then meet his cuban counterpart. the us embassy will hope in havana next m

. >>> today the salvation army is holding its seventh annual christmas in july campaign in philadelphiaeers will be collecting donations at various locations. you'll see the famous red kettles out there. the money will be used to send children from lower income families to summer camp in the poconos. >>> speaking of christmas in july two companies in particular want you to start your holiday shopping online today. we'll break down the summer sells that amazon promises will be bigger than black friday and how walmart is trying to top that. >>> if you've ever wanted to see what happens behind the scenes at nbc 10 news today follow us on periscope. right now, in fact see how bill tracks the storms that we're following this morning bringing heavy rain across the region. we'll answer as many of your questions as we can this morning. do that by using the periscope app. our address is nbc philadelphia. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go

six people died in june, 2013, when a brick wall being demolished fell into the roof of the salvation army thrift store. blood tests show benchop had marijuana and prescription narcotics in his system the day of the accident. he faces six counts of thirds degree murder which carry potential life sentence. >> and the search is on for two suspect in connection with us is pushes fire in south philadelphia. that fire broke out early sunday morning at a building under construction on south juniper streets. the flames damaged four other homes, and forced more than dozen evacuations. one witness says he saw someone go inside that building moments before it caught fire. >> a guy with a black hoodie enters the building g which caught on fire, i seen another guy on the roof, which was you know, so about five minute later, the guy with the hoodie came running out ran east down snyder avenue. as he ran out of the build being two minute later the whole building went up boom like an explosion. >> that building was being renovate intoed eight condos and a business. if you have any information you ar

six people died when brick wall toppled on to the roof of a salvation army thrift store. blood tests revealed ben chop had marijuana and prescription drugs in his system on the day of the dodely accident. >>> well new developments in the sex assault allegations against comedian bill cosby. in recently unsealed court documents, cosby once described encounter with a woman cueing him of molestation as quote somewhere between permission and rejection. the associated press has obtained a transcript of that 2005 deposition that was first reported by the new york times. at one point cosby also described same woman as a willing participant in sexual encounter much the lawsuit was brought by an ex employee at temple university. andrea con stand. >>> also the victims of thursday's deadly shooting rampage were remembered today in sunday services across tennessee tennessee. churches in chattanooga dedicated services to the five fallen servicemen. at one church more than 400 people turned out for an emotional tribute to the navy sailor and four marines who were killed in the attacks l

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they're motivated in the salvation of greece where in the yes or no camp. that's officially recorded in one of the opinion polls. 51% of people didn't feel that the no vote would make any difference. and two-thirds of the people hearsay that the no vote will probably challenge greece's chances but they'll vote nonetheless. i any people are expecting austerity, which ever the rate goes. i think the only thing that they're really hoping for is that mr. p particulars sipras--mr. sipra--mr.tsipras will return to the negotiation. >> germany has benefited from the euro but pays more into the e.u.u. than any other country. dominic kane examines whether the eurozone has been a help or a hindrance. >> a guided tour around berlin's museum with its relatively simple spents it seeks to explore the ideology. the organizers believe there is lessons to be learned. >> it's a crisis of capitalism, and capitalism is what makes people suffering. i think this is a connection connecting the museum to the crisis. >> when it was created it was meant to bring europe together. as c

in charge of demolishing the building at 22nd and market when one of its walls collapsed on to a salvation army thrift store. six people died, 13 others were injured in the tragedy in 2013. yesterday in court, campbell's defense lawyer argued that others bear responsibility for the collapse. but the judge told him the trial in september will not be about anyone or anything else. sean benscott, the excavator operator pled guilty last week to a list of charges under a deal that will spare him a possible murder conviction. >>> verizon employees in nine states, including all three in our area, voted to go on strike if necessary. the communications workers of america union is rejecting demands that workers sharply increase their health care contributions and make concessions on pensions. but a verizon spokesperson says the company has made a solid proposal and offers a path for success. from massachusetts down to virginia, the yellow portion on this map, shows the large area where the workers could protest in the coming days. >>> one man devotes his art to old glory. you will hear why he does i

in charge of demolishing the building at 22nd and market when one of its walls collapsed on to a salvation army thrift store. you probably remember six people died. 13 others were injured in the tragedy in 2013. yesterday in court, campbell's defense lawyer argued that others bear responsibility for the collapse. but the judge told him the trial in september will not be about anyone or anything else. sean benscott the excavator pled guilty last week in a deal that will spare him a possible murder conviction. >>> christmas in july in philadelphia. with police-sponsored motorcycles as good as santa's reindeer bringing toys to children in need. the motorcycle run will happen from the northeast to center city philadelphia. they will deliver toys to the kids at shriners hospital. the motorcycle run begins at 11:00 this morning. >>> 6:07 right now. still ahead this morning, new details on that deadly theater shooting in louisiana, including the dispatch recordings. plus a record wildfire season out west. what experts say is helping to fuel the flames. >>> plus a mountain lion walking the streets

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there is no other salvation. i hope things will improve.on right now is dramatic. >> translator: no matter what the outcome is, the measures will be harsh. we should try something different anyway. we've already tried one option. so let's try the other option now and let's see what happens. >> reporter: and so really people here are very polarized in terms of which way they're likely to vote. they're turning out in polling centers like this in large numbers simply because what is at stake is really immense. they're trying to decide on greece's future in the eurozone and greece's political stance. there's going to be a lot of pressure on the government and the prime minister to do the same. if the vote wins, the government will go back to brussels and try to negotiate a better bailout for greece. but after months of negotiations it's difficult to see what that better deal would be likely to entail and how far they'd be able to get with the creditors. and of course this is all at a time when credibility between the country and it creditors is

there is no other salvation. i hope things were improve. the situation right now is dramatic. >> translator: no matter what the outcome is, the measures will be harsh. we should try something different anyway. >> reporter: so you see really very different opinions on such a critical question in such a question time for greece. when we get to the end of the day, a decision will need to be made. if the yes wins, then the finance minister has already said he will step down. he's not prepared to sign another bail-out for greece that does not include debt relief. we belie many say for the prime minister to step down as well. what we're looking at at the moment is what could be a day of very fast political developments for greece and crucial financial developments for greece. the banks have been shut for a week. the main question in everybody's minds at the moment is how are the banks going to reopen and when. >> thanks. >>> and while that vote may be taking place overseas, it most likely will have an impact here at home, setting the tone for tra

hundreds of children today at citizens bank park, they got to spend the day with the phillies and salvationt them to this afternoon's game for free thanks to some generous long time donors that paid for all the tickets. students from the philadelphia youth orchestra got to perform the national anthem on the field. a fun day for them. >> and a great day to do it. still ahead today what made a water park tell a little girl she could not go down a water slide because she might damage it. and they are cracking down on senior citizens about the way they play cards and giving out prizes like toilet paper made their game illegal. >> if you like jewelry here you'll like this story. the celebrity stylist is offering a discount just for "action news" viewers. but you have to stick around to get it. and meteorologist, cecily tynan returns with the full forecast from accuweather when "action news" at 4:00 comes right back. iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 in

i'm going to call the salvation army program. i'm going to accept someone who is islamic. if they say no i'll let them take him off his list. now if you come back here again under any circumstance, i promise you i will not help you at all. no matter how many lieutenants, captains or anybody comes and says, you're going to help him, right. >> you know the sad part about it, i believe you. >> i'm telling you the truth. >> i know. >> i'm telling the truth. >> i believe you. >> as wiggins waits to find out if he'll be accepted into the program he continues his job as a food server. this week that might be more challenging than usual. wiggins is observing the month long islamic holiday of ramadan and must fast until sundown. he converted to islam during a jail stay ten years earlier and took the name abdul. >> abdul means servant like serving god. when i'm living right and i'm doing right and on the straight and farrow path, i'm god's servant. that's why i chose that name. >> about 10% of the inmate population is muslim and for those who request it, the jail provides meals that

there was something in terms of our own salvation and the way in which roosevelt revolutionized in that span of time politics. there was a yearning for certainly solidarity, a leader who is not going to move in the wind like herbert hoover. the absence of the jefferson rule, or the deviation, is it too simplistic to say that there was oppression, a great depression, and that instead of searching for thomas jefferson we created a new lexicon? david sehat: i would say that in some ways yes, in some ways, no. roosevelt was an heir of progressives. they believed that the nation had changed so dramatically by the beginning of the 20th century that the founding fathers could not have possibly spoken to the condition of the nation in their present. this was america of sky great -- skyscrapers. roosevelt said that progressive impulse, when you're confronted with problems of the great depression, he took it further and said not only is our nation physically different, but the economic structure, our entire pattern of life, it is not possible to look to the founding fathers for answers. he used t

that is where salvation would come from. >> reporter: devaluation would make greece more attractive thee world. >> for foreigners the rest of us and the rest of the world, we'll be encouraged to buy greek goods and services including tourism. >> reporter: however that devaluation will have negative consequences inside greece at least in the short term. >> at least ordinary greeks will feel worse off and they may well be demonstrating in the streets and creating a real problem. the difficulty for authorities is to hold their nerve. >> reporter: greece won't be able to instantly print drachmas. the euro will have to be accepted and other forms of payment will evolve. >> they will invent all sorts of other ways. people do when there is a shortage of currency. in some countries people have used cigarettes and run a form of credit. it's possible that the government will issue ious and those will circulate. it's possible that banks will evolve their own currency. >> reporter: desperate and unprecedented moves that could if greece fails to get a deal be implemented any day now. >>> pope franci

in charge of demolishing the building at 22nd and market when one of its walls collapsed on to a salvation army thrift store. six people died. 13 others were injured in the tragedy in 2013. yesterday in court, campbell's defense lawyer argued that others bear responsibility for the collapse. but the judge told him the trial in september will not be about anyone or anything else. sean benscott, the excavator operator pled guilty last week to a list of charges under a deal that will spare him from a possible murder conviction. >>> happening today, christmas in july in philadelphia. with police-sponsored motorcycles just as good as santa's reindeer bringing toys to children in need. the annual motorcycle toy run will run from the northeast to philadelphia. they will deliver toys to the kids at shriners hospital. the motorcycle run begins at 11:00 this morning. >>> a remarkable finish. unbelievable feat by cole hamels. it was. tom mccarthy talking about hamels no-hitter at wrigley field. he got it done in a 5-0 win over the cubs. with the phillies in the windy city fans at home packed bars and

and i think it's the only salvation of this country. >> it's the mindset on what the public thinks is the war on poverty we are trying to attack which is it has mistaken reinforce this notion that this is governments responsibility, i don't have to do anything about this. i pay my money to washington. they will fix this. what we have done is with isolated the poor from among the. what the leaders are showing the opposite, everyone has a stake anybody can do something. what we're trying to do is break down the mindset which is everyone, no matter who they are, no matter what their income is or where they live they can do something positive. they can make a difference. in order to fix this they have to. that's what we're trying to do say that this is not a government responsibility it's the responsibility of our communities. so we can reintegrate people and actually bolster the fact that these home-grown organic bottom up grassroots efforts are the best ever. and that it's not better or more efficient to displace that and take it upstairs to some federal program. the federal government

out ringing the salvation army bell yesterday in the rain. >> welshing i hope people donated anyway. >> it was very nice. >> good. >> met a loft great people. 6:33. >> philadelphia police are investigating a violent home invasion in fishtown. the suspects were armed with a hammer and hit the residents in the head. >> this just happened after 4:00 this morning, in the 1200 block of shackamackson street. no word on the condition. police looking for three men who covered their face with a scarf. unclear what they took from the home. >> philadelphia police are now looking for two suspect came running from shooting in point breeze. just before 11:00 p.m., on the 1500 block of south taney street, detective found a man seriously wounded. the victim was taken to the hospital in critical condition after being shot in the arms and the neck. police say the gunman may have been dressed in all black. >> 6:34, happening today republican presidential candidate current new jersey governor chris christie makes his first policy speech in his own state. the city he choose toss do it in camden, that's w

. >> reporter: staples, best buy and salvation army are among outlets that work with certified recyclers your old devices still work selling them for cash or donating them to charity are options. >> no sense leaving your old cell phone or tablet just lying around. >> reporter: there might even be new uses for your old devices. for example, free apps can use your home wi-fi connection to turn old tablets or phone cameras into a very basic home security system. giving a new twist to the notion of recycling. marc barringer, "nbc10 news." >>> and who may start offering ad-free versions of shows? the streaming is trying to be a stronger rival than netflix. right now hulu have to sit through ads and movies even if they pay $7.99 a month for premium service. netflix and amazon prime don't have ads in their content. "the wall street journal" says the ad-free option could launch this fall and cost 12 to 14 bucks a month. >>> plenty of kids spend their summer playing sports but one 12-year-old girl is wrestling. arm wrestling. we see how skilled this young woman really is. >> reporter: just off th

there is no other salvation. the situation right now is dramatic. >> translator: no matter what the outcome is the measures will be harsh. we should try something different anyway. we've already descried one -- tried one option so let's try the other option now and let's see what happens. >> well, greece has been in limbo after it failed to make a big payment to the international monetary fund last week. banks have been closed and people have been limited on how much cash they can withdraw from atms. authorities boiled this vote down to a yes or no. a single word to decide. but the wording on that critical ballot is something quite different, very hard to decipher. lisa suarez has a copy of the question and the responses from greeks. >> the greek people are preparing to have their say and what is a referendum that will really shape the future of their country, but do they understand the question that is being put to them? i have it here in english and i'm going to read it out to you. it reads the greek people are

. >> reporter: rg3 appeared today at the salvation army in southeast washington. called soar with reading. jets blue airways is installing vending machines a the three locations in southeast to dispense free books to encourage children to read. a judge ruled the team's trademarks are ineligible for registration under federal law because they disparage native americans. lawyer jesse witten represents the five native americans, including aman da black horse, who are involved in the federal lawsuit. >> my clients are ecstatic with feel very gratified. this is a great victory for human dignity. >> reporter: washington redskins president bruce allen is responding with this statement -- we asked people down by the verizon center today what they think. >> i think that to have something important. >> you think it should be changed? >> if people are offend, it is something to consider. >> reporter: eleanor holmes norton is calling on team opener daniel snyder and nfl commissioner, roger goodell to accept today's court decision to change the team mascot and get back to foot

youngsters is the salvation army kroc center here on wissahickon avenue shot hoops with the men's templeversity basketball program. four to 14-year-olds went outside for a garden tour. they learned about fruits veggies and mother nature. a fun week at this 70 million-dollar facility. >>> a day of fun. a block party in the overbrook section of philadelphia. the 19th police district hosted this event. there was a bounce house, a dunk tank, oops, there orgone, tons of food and some of the officers even showed off their dance moves when the music started to play. all right. got something going on there i like that. >> looked good. >>> up next here at 5:00 we're going to check the forecast and looking outside sky6 hd, bright skies over the ben franklin bridge tonight. meteorologist adam joseph has got details from accuweather. >> a reminder when you see breaking news or severe weather we want to hi from you. hi -- here from you. e-mail your pictures and videos to 6abc.com or use the hashtag 6abc "action news." we'll be right back. >> time for accuweather at the "action news" big board meteoro

africa is up to africans. [ applause ] >> for too long i think that many looked to the outside for salvation focused on somebody else being at fault for the problems of the economy and as my sister said ultimately we are each responsible for our own destiny and i'm here as president of a country that sees kenya as an important partner. i'm here as a friend who wants kenya to succeed. and the pillars of that success are clear. strong democratic governance development that provides opportunity for all people and not just some a sense of national identity that rejects conflict for a future of peace and reconciliation and today we can see that future for kenya on the horizon but tough choices are going to have to be made in order to arrive at that destination. in the united states i sawls say -- always say that what makes america exceptional is not the fact that we're perfect. it's the fact that we struggle to improve. we're self-critical. we work to live up to our highest values and ideals knowing that we're not always going to achieve them perfectly but we keep on trying. to perfect our union,

think i have caught something but it was for a good cause it is christmas in july where we ring the salvationt in front of the lowes hotel there i had a big umbrella we raised quite a bit of money. people walking and surprised to see me ringing a christmas bell in july. you know what, sharing has no season. >> no, not at all all jot any july, i love it. >> a lot of viewers stopped by. you have to stop smelling the the bag. >> i'm sorry. >> you bag smeller. >> i should stop. >> think it is glue in there or something. >> all right. >> big question this morning after the espy's, people want to know what the stars were wearing. >> fashion. >> did you see lindsey vonn, what break up? she looks fabulous. look at that. >> you are right she's not with tiger woods anymore. >> we will have a red carpet week. we will bring back denise style less to the stars good all right. >> yes. >>> all right. before we get to wendy wendy will be talking about the fashions i'm sure on her show but we will beat her to it. the espy's a lot of people watched it. denise caldwell our style less on the stars. let's start w

gold fish swimming through rippled water are actually part of his 2011 exhibit called gold fish salvation and director of the exhibit that boasts the largest resin creation. the inside of a wooden pail more than four feet in diameter. >> it has such power. i really love it. people have never seen anything like this before. it's a skill only possessed by him. a skill created by him. the fact that they appear to be alive in the wooden pail speaks to his skills, tech nenique ands thoughts. >> i realized if i didn't include air ventilation that they would die. so i decided to also include some air in the piece and through trial and error painted bubbles. >> also caught on camera, he wows his gallery audience by creating a massive painting on traditional paper using a very unconventional brush. >> when i'm painting a large gold fish i can see a large gold fish swimming and it's as if the i caught it with my broom like it's right here. it's fishing within the surface of the paper. and when i caught a glimpse of it and caught it, that's when i put my brush to work. >> his passion for gold fish a

six people died in june 2013 when a brick wall being demolish felon to the roof of the salvation army thrift store. blood tests show benschop had marijuana and prescription narcotics in his system the day of the accident. benschop faces six counts of third degree murder which carry a potential life sentence. >>> in montgomery county there is a new convenient way to report an emergency. today county launched the text to 911 service which allows residents to text the police, instead of calls in, a desperate situation. officials say it is designed to only be used when someone is unable to speak while in danger. the services are also meant to help people who are deaf or speech impaired. >>> still to come one of country music's hottest couples is heading for divorce court. >> that is coming up on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 in just a bit. >>> also an ambulance carrying a patient flips over in north philadelphia, an accident that sent eight people, including children, to the hospital. >>> air bags, for adults, we will show you a new device to protect your loved ones in case they have fallen.

something she worried about happening if she does this and she told me she was worried about her own salvationve, i know yesterday governor beshear released a statement. while there are two or three county court clerks still refusing to perform their duties, the rest of the county court clerks are complying with the law regardless of their personal leafs. the courts and the voters will deal appropriately with the rest. how do you think the others should be dealt with dave? >> they swore to office to up uphold the constitution. they swore on the bible to uphold the constitution, not to the constitution to uphold the bible, if that makes sense to you. it's kind of a little offensive to me. i think as far as the video is concerned, it's the overall treatment that we received altogether that day. they kind of yelled across the room from one of the clerks and just kind of the in and out of everything. i think that's kind of what has people's attention as well as obviously, the denial of the license. >> david very quickly, you guys have been together 17 years. as we heard in the video you owned prop

. >> this is an attempt, an attempt at socialist salvation for the greeks. they -- by the way, it's desperately needed even on just mere humanitarian grounds. something's got to be done. when you talk about that insulin shot, it's the truth. we've got people hurting there. the european union is responsible for them because they are a member nation. and the joke's over. for the e.u. and for greece. remember, the e.u. bears immense p responsibility for that $350 billion. they're the ones who gave them the money. now they've got to take care of the problem they helped create. charles: well, you know, a lot of people on that note, joe, say germany has been in this amazing position. if you look at the creation of the e.u., one economy has done extraordinarily well. the majority of them have gone sideways, and quite a few of them gone straight down. guess which one went straight up? it's germany. so to a certain degree, greece has been a loss leader, you know? the weak economies of greece, italy, spain maybe keeps the euro a little bit cheaper. what does that bene