this is the the most gorgeous joint in somers point. hey, i like that i will use that throughout the take. we are back here. we're right behind schmidty's almost bar in somers point new jersey. i'm set up with my coffee, i have my cinnamon bun ready look at the size of this cinnamon bun and downstairs the joint is already packed with our fox 29 breakfast fans and we will interest tuesday all of them to you and have some fun all morning long. i'm talking a little lower because we're actually on the owner's deck. they are asleep, and the grand kid are asleep as well. now, if you know me, that will only be for another 15 minutes and then we will wake everybody up, because if i'm up, everybody should be up. if you are up, ready to head out the front door lets check traffic. we're looking live at i-95, getting down to the airport, getting out of town for this weekend and a flight is awaiting for you. we have a disable vehicle in the right shoulder over there, roosevelt boulevard, starting to see some headlights as you work your way heading o

. >> jen fred going crab go to day, she's down at somers point. >> another beautiful view, at somers point down the shore. my gosh. >> that is only because sue and i just touring commercial break we were talking about crabbing because i go to baltimore next friday to see my first orioles game in camden yards. sue said you have to get crab in baltimore. >> my husband called me a crop cake snob, do i not order crab cake in philadelphia area at all, only in maryland, because i don't feel like they do it right. >> you have had best of the best. >> well, most of the time. >> just like you wouldn't get a cheese stake in baltimore. >> i am going to get in trouble. >> i know we have good ones too, sure if the chef grew up in maryland. >> love that. >> today is a perfect day to go crabbing. >> however you like your crab prepared today would be a day to enjoy your meal out of doors. because it is a ten out of ten today. once again, today and there is bus stop buddy getting his spot early on the beach. temperatures are say 62 to 68 degrees. wear your shade and your sun screen. look at relative

test. >>> it is 9:30 somers point down the shore.ister to win to see tickets to maroon five and atlantic city courtesy of live nation. you don't have much time. about 25 minutes so do you have get this done. you can register right at the car outside the breakfast shop at 910 bay avenue. if you can make it to somers point you still have a chance. register on line, 20 minutes to get your tickets. they are waiving they're feeling lucky. do you? well so, it seems everything goes with bacon right? so many things. everyone lovers bacon. bacon craze going on. what about wine? yes, bacon wine. chris, how does it taste? >> could there be anything better we'll try both, should we start with the wine, or should we dot bacon first? what do you think? doing both? >> do it all bacon bacon at chads forwards winery bacon fest. >> so to get our pallet warmed up, what wine do we try? >> try rose. >> tell me about it. >> i know, blends of three different games pinot america -- merlo and dry -- >> i haven't even been drinking yet. >> i had it paired fro

the breakfast shop rite on the bay a at somers point which is our town of the week. jen fred will be there as well. we have a couple different places to meet jen, bob will be at 910 bay avenue at the breakfast shop. temperature between 65 and 68. is in breeze off the bay. plenty of sunshine. that starts at 6:00 o'clock. if you are staying down the beach or down the shore here is your shore cast for today. we are expecting a a sea breeze to develop this afternoon out of the south east at 10 miles an hour. temps in the lower 80's, lots of sunshine, bring plenty of sun screen, it will be an eight, uv index le rip current risk, 78 degrees surf temperature. what a day to be on the beach today. nothing to show you on radar. let get to the temperatures. look at how cool it is in mount pocono. it is 49 degrees, definitely sweater weather in the higher elevations but then we will get to allentown it is 60. cool 58 in pottstown reading and lancaster both have 60 degrees. fifty-seven in millville. 63 degrees in wildwood this morning. relatively calm wind out there, a light bree

somers point is your turn tomorrow.ight at the breakfast shoprite there on the bay from 6:00 to 10:00. so down the shore this week, for vacation or looking for something to do tomorrow morning, and the kids are up early, come on down. but somers point right off the garden state parkway we'll see you there beginning at 6:00. now, beginning today 9:00 penndot will set up shop here on the vine street expressway. they're going to be working westbound, in the right lane and that's going to cause a delays on the benny coming into philly, 95, coming into philly so, factor in some extra time. on the schuylkill expressway, here leaving south philadelphia, no problems or delays at all as you work your way up and over the walt whitman bridge, as you head in toward downtown philly. looking good there. check out the peco building. see the sign scrolling? look at that, sue serio. i paid extra money for that. >> fox 29, fox 29, fox 29. >> peco power play. >> all right well, you must have paid your peco bill, too. >> i did. >> what's y

yes, been will be with us at 6:00 from somers point. we have to tell but this accident and it looks like there are several cars involved in this accident. the roosevelt boulevard at broad street is where we are and it looks like that off ramp to get off the boulevard yeah well, anyway, the the off ramp there it looks like it is closed at the moment because of this accident, and it looks like things are progressing they to get that off ramp opened, this is north bound route one at the boulevard at broad street. now we will go to i-95 at cottman avenue. we have nothing going on there. a few cars here and there everybody moving just fine. i-95 at route 141 in new castle delaware there is an accident there that has right lane blocked. lauren in. >> all right. thanks so much. >>> officials have not publicly identified the man opened fire inside a louisiana movie theater killing two people before turning the gun on themselves. >> seven other were also her. this happened during the comedy train wreck in lafayette. early indications are that th

he is rushed to the hospital after being shot he took a bullet while trying to arrest a suspect in somer dale, he was released from the hospital with

come on by, good eating put the kids on tv there in somers point.dday, southbound lanes of 95 expect jam from the stadium area through the girard point double decker bridge all due to midday construction, chris lauren, back to you. >> so the federal election committee has donald trump financial disclosure report, but even analysts say this is quite a lot to weed through. republican presidential candidate puts his value at $10 billion. you new from two weeks ago well his report is 92 pages long analysts a filiation cents with 515 entities along with book royalties, speaking engagement, and endorsement deals t also lists $50 million mortgage debts in the names of trump tell he commercial and 40 wall street. >> i was just at trump tower in new york city last week. >> did you enjoy yourself. >> didn't know it was in debt. >> yes trump wanted to put his name on buildings and golf courses and things. >> everywhere. i was pulling up get out big, gold across. >> if he was elected would he rename the us trump land? >> probably. >> lindsey graham pointing he

somers the author of brand-new book "tox-sick." somers to come in here because she's written like 95 books to be healthy. yes? >> yes. >> you will tell me what to do and not do. i get up early. >> you need eight hours to repair work. without drugs. >> none. >> you're so ahead of the game. >> i wake up sometimes in the middle of the night with brilliant thought that is come to me. wow, that's a good thought. >> that turns that noise off is gaba. and it just sort of takes the lists away. >> isn't that a drug? >> no no no. >> supplement? >> just a supplement. >> for breakfast i have japanese tea. >> great. anti-cancer. >> and then i have maybe a piece of gluten free toast. >> perfect. >> flavor on it. >> absolutely. >> light. >> fats since we went on the low fat movement we have gotten fatter and sicker. with this new book you helped me. i was watching you one day an i went yeah. because there were 80 different strains of wheat engineered down to 5. >> yeah. >> and so that's kind of started me on the journey of writing this book of wh

use the #fox29goodday. >> jen and bob are going down the shore tomorrow, somers point. at the breakfast shop. and jen is going crabbing, then heads over to cj's corner grill for crazy pancakes. at 9:00 she check out the amazing food, music from baia's restaurant bay avenue. >> how is the weather going to be down there down the shore sue serio? >> as luck would have it i do have the down the shore forecast. i don't know why we're talking like this, but what the heck? >> is that how they talk? >> well, if we're going south? >> i think everyone in somers point area is oven dollars right now. >> dow have the address of the breakfast shop. they're on bay avenue, 910 bay avenue. that's where you can meet bob kelly in person. it will be bright sunshine outside tomorrow morning. and temperatures, in the 065 -- 656 to 68 agree range. your "shorecast" excellent weather day no rain in the forecast at all temperatures on the beach, in the lower 80s, and northwesterly breeze at 10 miles an hour, still land breeze, but the humidity is low. 76 degrees surf temp, and eight, your uv ind

somers point checking in at 71 degrees. day going to be down there tomorrow morning. stop by and say hi. as far as those dew points right now you can see we're in the 50s pretty much area wide. dew point right now in philadelphia at 50. we have a dew point of 54 in allentown. so basically that's the measure of moisture in the atmosphere. once again above 60 it starts to get sticky last week we saw dew point in the 70s and it was oppressive. but right now, those dew points making it feel pretty refreshing and pleasant when you step outdoors. so give the ac a break. open up the windows. let fresh air in. high pressure still in control. showers and storms off to the south of us. and then we'll have to wait until about sunday afternoon and evening here's our next weather maker well to the north in canada as well as parts of north dakota. showers and thunderstorms with that. but as we time everything out tomorrow it's dry it's quiet it's comfortable get outdoors and enjoy it have your lunch outdoors. saturday maybe headed to fes

. >> suzanne somers' me to live a long time. why?ts away. . . . >>> as you may know actress suzanne somers has writ ep a number of books on health. she wants everybody to live longer including me. when i heard that i was flattered. so i talked with ms. somers, the author of the new book tox-sick. >> she's written like 95 books on how to be healthy right. >> yes. >> i'm going to go down my rental men of the day and you tell me -- regimen of the day. >> you need eight hours fort repair work to happen. you can sleep eight hours withoutrugs. >> i don't need drugs. >> i don't either. >> you are ahead of the game. >> i wake up in the night because i have brilliant thoughts that come to me and i go wow, that's a good thought. >> you know what turns that noise off if you take a supplement called gab aa. it takes it away. >> it's a supplement. >> just a supplement. >> for breakfast, i have japanese tea. >> great. love that. >> japanese tea and then maybe a piece of gluten-free toast. little butter because i have to flavor it up. >> absolutely

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cape may 77 degrees. 80 in upper as well as somers point. brigantine 82 degrees.uldn't ask for better thursday evening. look at the dew points. look at how dry it is. if you step outdoors, dew points in the low to mid 50s. 51 that's the dew point right now in philadelphia into the 40s right now in the pocono mountains so anything below 60 it starts to feel pretty comfortable. and down right refreshing. as we take look at the humidity take look at the numbers right now. relative humidity philadelphia 33%. 39 in millville. much of south jersey looking at beautiful weather. north and west it is the same scenario. if you'll be in the garden maybe later on this evening or perhaps throwing something on the grill definitely getting the thumbs up and the green light. so as we go hour by hour, you can see it's going to be a nice thursday evening out. we're looking at temperatures by 9:00 o'clock right around 78 degrees. comfortable conditions overnight overnight. 74 by 11:00 o'clock. and as we look at ultimate doppler it's dry. it's quiet. we have this big area of high pre

. >> they are going back down the shore tomorrow to somers point new jersey.en will start her morning going crabbing and at 8:00 she heads over to cj's corner grill on shore road for crazy pancakes and at 9:00 she checks out the view, music from baia's restaurant on bay avenue. great time in somers point new jersey. >>> bad blood continues taylor swift verse nicki minaj feud growing this morning, new superstar getting involved and the side that she's taking. >>> i want to say a very special birthday to our dear friend hughy dylann a happy birthday this was last night we went out to dinner to celebrate. he was very exited to get his dessert as you can tell. >> what is it. >> it was strawberry short cake with some sparklers coming out of it. >> some, it is like an inferno. >> hughy, i hope you have a great day. you know philly chit-chat he is always out and about wish him a happy birthday. >> such a gentlemen. >> katie perry weighs in on the the nicki minaj and taylor swift twitter beef from tuesday. >> chris, this all happened on tuesday, after the vma announce

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they're cooler only in the upper 60s right now upper somers point. 70 in wildwood as well as cape mayovercast. temperatures in the mid 70s. we should be in the mid 80s for this time of year. so definitely getting a break from that oppressive july heat. so here's the bottom line maybe a spotty shower or two. otherwise just cloudy. kind of mild and comfortable actually if you're stepping outdoors this evening. as we take a look at some of the airport delays across the area, mostly cloudy, no delays at the philadelphia international airport. elsewhere across the country not that bad either. laguardia looking pretty good. a pair of sevens. there is a little bit of a delay right now at newark and also there's a little bit of a delay flying out of atlanta due to thunderstorms as we take a look at the satellite/radar clouds for us but most of the severe weather has been confined to places like atlanta and also moving into sections of south carolina. some thunderstorm warnings right now turning severe. so as we take a look at the forecast for tomorrow, we'll call it partly sunny across our ar

take look at somers point 92 degrees. none in brigantine. but factor in that humidity, how your body reacts, it feels like 101 degrees right now in millville. it feels like 100 in dover and it feels like the upper 90s to near 100 right along the i-95 corridor. so if you are stepping outdoors, of course, we have excessive heat warning in effect for those urbanized areas along the immediate i-95 corridor. heat advisories elsewhere for those feels like temperatures mid 90 toss triple digits. remember these hot weather safety tips, of course, dress for the heat, throw down takes breaks and drink a lot water. when i talk indoors we'll talk much more about how this oppressive heat and humidity will last. i'll dray hydrated and take a drink of this water before i come indoors. back to you. >> it signed the ac scott. see in you in a few minutes. >>> develop to go night it is one of the biggest tests for mass transit ahead of the pope's visit in september. and septa has failed in a big way. the website selling passes to get suburbanites in and out of

he is rushed to the hospital after being shot he took a bullet while trying to arrest a suspect in somer dale, he was released from the hospital with minor injuries the officer is 41 years old and has two children. he was able to go home to his family again because he was wearing specialized s.w.a.t. armor that is more robust than standard gore. >> if it was a stashed officer, the bullet was low enough where the vest has an extra flap that goes down and that is what caught the round. >> fortunately for the s.w.a.t. gear this officer is able to go back to his home to his family after a second time being shot in the line of duty, david henry, channel 6 "action news." rick? >> thank you. our coverage of this story continues online at 6abc.com you'll find the latest details about the officer and the suspect, and information about what led up to this morning's violence exchange, it's all right there right now at 6abc.com. >>> from our delaware newsroom a man riding his bicycle was hit by a car and is in critical condition, police found the 60-year-old man unconscious police say that he was st

somers point, your turn tomorrow, we are setting up shop broadcasting live from the breakfast shop, which is a really cool spot, right on the bay, thus, their address bay avenue, we will be down there 6:00 to 10:00. jenn fred look down there with me, as women, if you are watching us down the shore this week, this is your vacation week, looking for something to do tomorrow, with the kids, loath them up, bring them on over, 6:00 to $10 good eating. eastbound on the schuylkill, little sun glare coming around your conshy curve. just un half hour delay south on 95 out of the great northeast, chris, alex, back to you. >> 7:04. three men murdered in different part of the city overnight. >> this story is still developing right now. steve keeley now live at police headquarters to tell us what happened. steve? >> talking about four shootings in just two and a half hours, essentially, the hour before, and hour after midnight. and detective were so busy, while they were at the scene of one, these other cases are happening, within walking distance, of other. they couldn't believe somebody would keep s

they have three stores on the ocean city boardwalk and one in somers point. >>> a berks county man is out of jail after posting bail on child porn charges. agents arrested timothy johnson at his home in birdsboro this week. the attorney general's office says detectives found images of child porn on his laptop. johnson has a court date later this month. >>> police are investigating tonight after a 6-year-old boy fell out of a second story window. sky force 10 over the home in west kensington this morning while police were still there. the boy was taken to st. christopher's hospital for children for a possible fractured hip and arm. >>> right now the storm damage in south jersey doesn't add up to the point of getting help from the federal government. today, new jersey's lieutenant governor and south jersey mayors held a closed door meeting about the storm cleanup. the lieutenant governor says she understands people's frustrations after two major storms hit in one week. it's up to each city's mayor to get damage estimates to fema. right now there's $10 million in damages and fema require

buena vista mulika, down toward port republic, somers point and vineland and millville area flood advisory until 9:30 as that new one that has been extended further east and it is an indication that poor train age areas areas prone to flooding will see flooding tonight and ponding on the roadways. through the rest of this evening a few scattered showers and thunderstorms biggest threat with these will be heavier rain. we know how steamy it is, dew points in the 70's. these storms have a a lot of moisture to work with and quick road flooding down the shore, areas prone to street flooding anyway because the ground lays so close to sea level. those showers fizzle after sunset once we lose heating of the day. we will see showers die down. but tomorrow another threat, for potentially severe storms, mainly in the afternoon and evening. coming up we will have more on that threat and have your seven day forecast in just a few minutes guess contact. >> kate, thanks very much. a teacher fired from the main line catholic school and tonight many are questioning if the decision was based on her sexual

the shore same scenario upper 70s to right around 80 degrees in wildwood. 80 degrees currently in somersnt and look at that humidity. really unheard of for july standards. we're looking at 37% in wrightstown. humidity 39% in trenton so comfortable conditions that high pressure very refreshing across our area. most of the clouds, showers and thunderstorms well to the south of us impacting parts of the carolinas right now. a couple of severe thunderstorm warnings there as well as down along parts of the gulf coast. for tomorrow, you can see sunshine, don't forget that sunscreen quiet conditions for friday night out moving ahead to saturday looking pretty good. temperatures start to heat up. we'll stay dry for much of the weekend. by late sunday a front approaches the area there could be couple of scattered showers or some downpours but all in all looks like the upcoming weekend is going to be comfortable. upper 50s to mid 60s across the area for tonight. 87 for the high temperature tomorrow. what about down the shore tomorrow? temperatures in the low 80s. we'll keep that theme going for sa

>> and just to come back to a point that don made that connects to the session you had with larry somers a few months ago. let's suppose that qe at the zero bound is -- has crucial political elements to it that it has real income based dugsal en enthere really isn't any fundamental reason why you couldn't delegate that responsibility to the treasury, they would participate in sales and longer term treasury securities or you could change the federal reserve act and say it needs to do large scale asset purchases, that in doing so it should consider the income inequality. i just don't think over time that the public broadly is going to be willing to accept the argument that don made. in that case the mandate probably needs to change. >> the you think the mandate should be changed to make inequality part of their -- >> >> okay. so again we're just recognizing -- >> we forgot the part where he wants to be popularly elected. >> the point is and i thought the papers this morning made a fairly strong case for income and abound for those or leave it with the fed and adjust the mandate at the zero

it truly tastes like a somer. yummy. >> one iteration i've somer, sure. >> excellent. good thing going. you're loving this stuff. >> this is life-changing ice cream. it's amazing >> where does your life go now from where it was? >> i don't know. probably to the end of this pint of ice cream. >> we've had a lot of food up here. she's been killing this during the commercial break. she's into this. >> thanks for outing me on national television. >> milk maid tasting room. the folks in brooklyn you can get for $30 a month, they give you two points of new flavors. you can be -- i know you like memberships to clubs. you were talking about amazon. >> save that money and spend it on ice cream now. >> we thank them. we got a weirdly detail. a factoid we're trying to figure out. we were given this. sales of ice cream actually go down when it's hotter. >> uh-huh. >> we got to fact check that one. >> temperature. >> that can't be right. >> excellent ice cream. >> "the mix" coming next. it's not always as easy for me as it is for him... it's easy for me cause look at her. aw... so

>> george president clinton and his delegation have just arrived and they're meeting with somer the family members and mourners. and president clinton will be among the speakers. what happened here was during the first adminitration of president clinton and after the west refused to intervene, srebrenica launched the diplomatic effort that ended the war. people here are grateful and wish there had been an intervention earlier. so as i mention there'd be l be 136 other sets of remains buried here in a couple hours. you see some of the mounds some of the people standing around in the midst of many of the gravestones that remain. and the remains of the people top soil be discovered. they were interred in mass depraves graves. and it took a long time to exhume the graves and the identification process has been long laborious, and pain staking. what happened here was a genocide that was the worst of it's kind in europe since the nazis in world war ii. in the '90s, it really stole headlines mostly because the united nations turned away. this is incredibly important. we have just been speaking ag

also finish line gathering at clancey's by the bay in somers point.he ride in memory of tony dinato and her unborn son rj. they were killed two days before she was due to give birth. the family launched this mission to reminds all of us, you can't be texting and do anything that is going to distract you while driving. i met her husband at an event and just a sad situation. but get out there help them sunday. >> right now big food drive taking place in camden. >> we're going for the world record while over there. sabina kuriakose with everybody showing up, trying to break the record, hi, sabina. >> hey, good morning guys, they're trying do the largest food drive in one day, in history. now, these kids are all lined up here for the warped tour. they are also helping us feed the children doing this drive. come take a look what's in their hands. want to see what is in your bag? all of these cans of food that you collected and to help out see the children? awesome. welcome to camden, are you from around here? >> from reading. >> enjoy the concert. thanks f

low 70s somers point. a pair of sevenning right now in sections of southern cape may county.w point the measure of moisture in the atmosphere today dew points were generally in the low to mid 50s out there. so it felt really refreshing and comfortable when you stepped outdoors. now by next week, the humidity is going to be increaseing along boy with dew points back into the 60s even low 70s so, yes the hazy, hot and humid conditions will make a come back back. quiet conditions right now but take a look at this front well off to the north and west. that cold front is going to be moving through late during your sunday. so that could spark off few scattered showers and thunderstorms but you can see by tomorrow night it's dry it's quiet, comfortable and then as we roll ahead to sunday we'll watch that frontal boundary approach. the humidity starts to increase and, yes a few scattered showers and some thunderstorms expected to pop up sunday afternoon as well as evening. so we'll continue to monitor that front but it's not going to be a wash out don't cancel any plans on sunday jus

friday when an off-duty officer spotted the suv parked here at this shopping center in neighboring somersat the time investigators say erica mitchell was passing bogus $50 bills at one of the stores. >> it seems like a victimless crime or harmless crime but it really isn't. >> reporter: both businesses and honest customers can find themselves on the losing end if they receive counterfeit cash that goes undetected until a bank rejects it. the suspects are from camden county and police think more of this phony money is circulating across a wide area. >> it leads me to believe they were hitting everywhere in the south jersey region possibly elsewhere. >> reporter: they are in the atlantic county jail charged with numerous fraud related crimes. police say others may have been involved as well and more arrests are possible. ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> it was a nice day for a jog or anything else you had to do outside. no rain no humidity just a really beautiful day to be out and about and get a little exercise if you could. here's a live look at camel beach in the pocono mountains where bl

>>> somer news from the south. a mexican im -- why was a repeat convicted felon released from jail and back on the street? dan simon is in san francisco with the latest for us. dan, what are we learning? >> reporter: good morning, michaela. this story is galvanizeing critics. a repeat felon deported to his native mexico somehow, able to roam the streets of san francisco and get a gun and kill a woman in a popular tourist area. >> did you shoot the lady that was down? >> yes. >> reporter: confessing to homicide the 45-year-old is behind bars in california this morning. but, he shouldn't be in the united states at all. sanchez is an undocumented immigrant and repeat felon. the victim is 31-year-old kate killed with a gunshot wound to the chest. >> she was gasping for every breath. >> reporter: her father say nos words were exchanged. this was a random act of violence. >> i have solace that i was with her, but i also have the overwhelming grief of a father. >> reporter: sanchez has been deported five times. he says th

the couple owns three manco and manco locations on the ocean city boardwalk and also one in somers point a quarter of a million dollars fine and as long as five years in prison. >>> getting results for a philadelphia couple who bought a dream house only to watch their next door neighbor done into a nightmare. it's unfortunately a nightmare lived by too many philadelphian. >> s who you going to call? that's easy. our bruce gordon shows us how he got results. >> i don't like to live like this. >> reporter: call it the sound of the dying dream. 4800 block of sidney ham street is dotted with abandoned homes a far cry from the neat tidy home this couple found when they moved here a decade ago. >> you look across next door want goes through your mind? >> the neighbor is deteriorateing deteriorating. >> and is my home going to fall. >> reporter: home next door was vacant when they moved in but has been crumbling ever since. it's not just what they see every day, it's what they hear almost every night. >> debris falling. >> reporter: you hear it coming down. >> comeing down from the inside. you

. >> reporter: doctor ann somers is an ophthalmologist and she too knows danger of the fire works and not just to eyes. consumer products safety commission says more than 40 percent of the time arms and hand are injured, one in five injuries involves the trunk or legs, remaining 38 percent is the head and eyes. overall, more than half of all injuries are burns which is what caused part of the damage to jamison lamb's eye. >> it cannot happen to you you are not immune from it. >> reporter: whenever handling fire works cpsc advises having a bucket of water or hose nearby and lighting fire works one the at a time before moving away quickly. never try to relight malfunctions fire works. now last year more than 10,000 fire works injuries were reported about one quarter due to smaller items like bottle rockets and sparklers and if you don't think a sparkler can cause damage they can burn at 2,000 degrees fahrenheit and that is hot enough to melt some metal. >> we don't want to rain on inn in's parade but just to remind you. >> even sparklers last year at a friend's house i sat here and here

. >> a somer scene in louisiana to pay tribute to a hometown hero. a motorcade escorted skip wells to his home. he was gunned down in chattanooga. scott walker putting his campaign on hold to attend the funeral for one of the other slain marines, sergeant carson holmquist. >> "the new york times" reporting a pair of inspectors general asking the justice department to probe whether sensitive information was mishandled with the e-mail account hillary clinton used during her time as secretary of state. we have the very latest. it has to do with how they changed the wording here right? >> that's right. that story has been revised. the times reported the request was made into the inquiry of clinton's handling with her private e-mail. as secretary of state, now, the justice department was asked to find out if sensitive information was mishandled in relation to the e-mail account. the inspectors general for the state department and intelligence agencies made the request to justice to see if the handling of the e-mails was improper. a spokesman said in a sta

any quick thoughts on that suggestion from the somers family? >> my only quick thought is that patients like to go through the same medical doctor. so if you have a primary care physician, you want that primary care physician connected to the specialty physicians. one of the things i'm trying to work, given community care, i'm trying to improve the understanding of the military culture amongst private sector doctors. we're working with secretary burwell on this and if somehow we've got to do that. because the primary care physician in the private sector has to ask the question have you served and because there is a different culture and set of questions that need to be asked if they have. so we are working on that. >> and i think we agree with your position, actually. i'm not -- i think coordination of care issue says we need to provide as much of the services as we can, but there are some things, mental health is one of them that you cannot go out and buy and we have to be the center of excellence and provide the infrastructure to support those

they own three restaurants in ocean city and one in somers point. prosecutors say they failed to pay more than $300,000 in taxes in order to fund a lavish lifestyle. charles bangle faces ten years in prison when sentenced in october. his wife could get five years. >>> new information this afternoon about an officer who was shot in an unmarked car last night in camden. police say he was hit with bullet fragments but still went searching for the shooter after that. he went to the hospital where he was treated and released this morning. this happened around 11:30 last night at the intersection of kenwood and park boulevard. the officer was sitting in that unmarked car when another car drove by, firing off three shots at his car. officer reed says a woman and three men were in that car. police are still looking for them right now. >>> new jersey's lieutenant governor wants the people of new jersey to know she is working to get storm damage cleaned up and get the federal government to help. we were there this morning when about 30 people including the li

they face charges for counterfeit cash crimes in somers point. >>> it is a disturbing video to watch, two softball dads fist fighting at a girls softball tournament. police arrested both fathers as a result and this video has gone viral in the last 24 hours. today "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan spoke with neighbors who know the men involved. >> reporter: parents in the video are from a ten year-old and young are traveling softball team out of mays landing called south jersey maniacs but it is the dad gone wild. it started as an argument and soon became a bloody brawl. forty-eight year-old michael barbella drove to salisbury maryland to pick a fight with another father from his daughter's former softball team. according to police reports the girl is no longer part of the team because of her dad. >> i have never seen mike at a game aim's not sure how he acts. >> reporter: he and his family lived across the street in ventnor for three years. >> nothing to be proud of from either side, i heard about something about his daughter, and mike's daughter is a wonderful young

and the interesting thing is beyond larry somers concern about the financial unraveling, what's happeningscinating. in that you have populist parts in the right and left. all getting together and saying we don't like the austerity. we don't like the international order. and it is feeding, you know, german's -- germany's hard line position here is feeding a lot of pop populistic resentment throughout the continent. and that may be real problem. >> some say this will draw greece closer to russia and putin. >> yeah though, you know the russians don't have a whole bunch of money to be giving the greeks right now either. so i don't know that -- might draw them closer to russia. but why would you want to go to somebody who doesn't have any money to help you. i think david's raising the specter of these, let's call it radicalization of politics throughout europe is a pretty scary prospect and i they real prospect when you get into really major economic catastrophes or crises like this. i'm not trying to make it out that greece is completely without blame here. i mean in the run up to this period

. >> reporter: doctor ann somers is an ophthalmologist she too knows dangers of the fire works and not just to eyes. the consumer products safety commission says more than 40 percent of the time arms, hand are injured and one in five injuries involves the trunk or legs. the remaining 38 percent is the head and eyes. overall, more than half of all injuries are burns. which is what caused part of the damage to jamison lamb's eye. >> it can happen to you you are not immune from it. >> reporter: whenever handling fire works cpsc advises having a buck it of water and hose nearby and lightening fire works one at a time before moving away quickly and never try to relight malfunctioning fire works. last year more than 10,000 fire works injuries were reported about one quarter due to smaller items like bottle rockets and sparklers. if you don't think a sparkler can cause damage, think again? they can burn at 2,000 degrees fahrenheit, that is enough to melt some metal. reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. >>> and, sparklers are dangerous and lots of kid like to run around with them,

they own manco manco locations on the ocean city boardwalk and one in somers point. they face $250,000 fine, and as well as up to five years in prison. >>> and just in time for the holiday weekend a threat in the ocean what is washing up on our beaches. >> a runaway tar with the toddler inside and in one else. why police were right there when it started to drift away. rmful chemicals. if you want a paint that's safer for your family, and the environment... only this can. natura from benjamin moore. paint like no other. certified asthma and allergy friendly by the asthma and allergy foundation of america. >>> the sunnies perfectly peeking out. oh, my gosh from behind ben franklin bridge. >> that is pretty. >> it could get cheaper to cross, between pennsylvania, and new jersey, speaking of bridges. a delaware river port authority committee approved a measure to lower tolls from five down to $4. but only for drivers who use the a for seen mentioned ben franklin betsy ross and commodore barry bridges at least 18 times a month. if it passes it will go into effect this yea

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couple owns three manco and manco locations on the ocean city boardwalk and one in somers point. they face $250,000 fine, and up to five years in prison. >>> 7:07. ever since boston marathon bombings, security has been ramped up whenever big crowd come together. >> this fourth of july holiday weekend will be no exception. there have been reports of the heightened security alert. lets get to steve keeley to see is what happening here to make sure everyone will be safe this holiday weekend, steve. >> reporter: in the only are you seeing a whole lot of red, white and blue this fourth of july but you will be seeing security too. let's roll video that we just shot if you weren't watching a half an hour ago we showed this live. one of the many steps that are at least visible because they say, a lot will not be visible, they are not telling everybody all of the security steps but you can see how vigilant law enforcement and sanitation department is being. sanitation workers told us that the home land security department urged them to seal all of the used trash cans all around the city,

for the next 30 minutes if you head out the door or running to church you are run somer errands. temperatures will remain below average but very comfortable. low 80s in our inland spots. oakland's day planner will be in the 60s all morning long. 73 is your highland in oakland. for the rest of the bay area we'll be in the upper 70s. if you go to the coast not a lot of clouds out there. we'll see partly cloudy conditions in the afternoon. upper 60s. -- we'll take a look at your giants forecast. >>> happening right now the construction that has doil drive open this entire weekend is moving along smoothly. officials say they are right on track with their timeline and the plan is to open up for traffic monday morning at 5:00 a.m. the work doesn't stop there. emily shows was what the parkway will look like. >> first the asphalt and conacre then comes the green. this closure is to finalize construction on the roads. ultimately the end result goes beyond that. >> it's really important to make the national park for everyone. >>reporter: this is what the area is suppose to look like. a bea

citadel board of visitors made on asking for the union jack -- or the naval banner to be removed from someral hall. >> but eventually we're going to have to make a decision on ben tillman's statue and what i'm trying to decide by what you said are you offended by symbols co-opted by klansmen? >> i am offended by things i learn through history that ben tillman did. >> okay. >> but i think that is also part of our history and we have established these statutes and monuments and all of these other permanent fixtures and they've been there for a very long time but once again, this is something that started in the 1960s on our dome and then was moved down. and another thing that is very telling to me is the fact that one of the principal architects for moving that flag there, senator now president of the college of charleston, glen mcconnell, has said move the flag. that speaks volumes to me. >> i understand. you don't find historical context in the flag at all? >> i do find historical context. >> okay. >> and i think that's the reason it needs to be in the state museum. we have a wonderful wonder

the 37-year-old was shot and killed luke somers wednesday near san francisco's ferry building.ated from alma dor county high school. she returned home to the bay area and worked for a medical technology company. her friends say she was a very generous and vibrant person full of love and passion. >>> two websites have been created. the gofundme and give forward sites have combined to raise more than $5,000. if you would like to make a donation, we have posted those sites on the ktvu web links section. donations in kate's honor go to the challenged athletes association and paws. >>> seems like we are talking more about shark sightings this summer and shark attacks. are they going up or does it just seem that way? coming up the odds of being attacked at the beach. >>> a lot of questions repain after yesterday's computer glitches on wall street, olfact the. what's the difference between a glitch and a hack. next we are speaking with a local tech expert to get you some insight. >>> we are looking at a commute that has been pretty busy in some areas. and very busy on the areas that b

recent comments from larry somers, former treasury secretary under president clinton and later served as an adviser in the white house. he recently warned regulatory authorities have made a mistake, when they look at each institution and that said you'll be safer if you withdraw from the markets a bit. and forgot if all institutions withdraw from the markets a bit, the markets will be less liquid. the markets will be less safe and that will in the end hurt all the institutions. i think there is real issue there, frankly, a lot of the effort that's going into macro prudential should be into making sure we have liquidity. what is your reaction to his comments about the role of the regulations, not just dodd frank, but layered capital and liquidity mandates? or having on fixed income markets? >> as i've said in response to several questions today, i think this issue requires our very serious attention, i think there are a number of factors that have been at work. it ranges from the point we're at in the economic cycle and the volatility that's natural at that point to the emergence of ne

somers are two of the five nominees being blocked.since president obama was sworn in as president of the united states i'm afraid republicans have made it their priority to obstruct the nominations put forward. for half a year into this new congress the republican leadership scheduled votes to confirm only five judicial nominees. now, let me contrast that to the last two years of george w. bush's tenure. democrats have taken over, have taken over the senate. if we treated republican president bush the way the new republican majority is treating democratic president obama, it would have been just five nominees confirmed. instead we confirmed 25 district and circuit court judges by this time in the last two years that president bush's term. let me say that again. i want to make it clear that we would not play politics with judges because they are supposed to be outside of politics. i move by this time in the last two years of president bush's term, i was chairman, i moved 25 of his judges. the republican leadership has allowed only five

let me briefly reference one of the five pending nominees, jerry summers who has -- jeri somers who hasbeen a civil division trial attorney u recently retired. having served the united states air force reserves as a lieutenant colonel. having spent two decades as a judge advocate and a military judge in the united states air force and the district of columbia's air national guard. she is a patriot a veteran a highly qualified attorney, and i would simply inquire of my colleague through the chair whether any of the five nominees might be subject to consideration for confirmation today. mr. cotton: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from arkansas. mr. cotton: mr. president i have to object. again, this is not so much about any particular nominee but the fact that the court of federal claims is currently operating with 11 active judges, and when you include the senior judges who are ready willing and able to hear cases they actually have more than the 16 judges that are allowed by statute and those judges would continue to receive their salary even if we confirmed any of the