compton is the type of inmate that men like stephen weaver despise.e made his feelings clear on the camera provided by our producers. >> when i was a young kid if i told my brother i got beat for telling. we were taught in school at a young age don't be a tattle tale. nowadays they have cop shows on tv that teach these kids it's all right to tell. dial 1-800-snitch on mom and dad if they're smoking a joint on the weekend. >> though prison officials have not tied weaver to the recent assault or extortion, they have identified him as a high-ranking member of the aryan brotherhood. >> i can't get into specifics. but i'll tell you that we're strong white men. we're proud of that. >> we don't hate anybody else, but if you hate us, we hate you ten times worse. if you hurt one of us, we're going to hurt you ten times worse. >> active members rarely speak about their affiliation on camera. this time weaver made an exception. >> i lost a little bit of sleep over it. doing this interview. brothers don't normally get on camera. but i talked to a lot of my guys h

sounds of a weaver's loom, the echo of his skill. this is the foremost master. this weaving technique has been handed down for nearly eight centuries. ogowa specializes is the sashes featuring this traditional design. he has been recognized by the japanese government as a living nanational treasurere. the dedesign consisists of two of stripes and two geometric patterns. every obi he weaves contains just these four elements. >> translator: you could say i follllow a standardized motif. it's set. my job is to figure out the best colors and sizing to use to depict canada. it's simple and challenging at the same time. >> reporter: ogawa has been weaving for more than 60 years. this is the first time he is using the conventions of hokata weavings to express a country. >> translator: the canadian flag is red and white, so i would like to emphasize these colors in my design. >> reporter: one by one, he sets nearly 6,000 threads into the loom. only the warped threads are used to create contrasting colors and patterns, so misplacing even one

he's a fighter. >> despite positive progress, weaver was not feeling up to on camera interview with us could be a few months before the career firefighter returns to work with bensalem department. to rally his spirits and boost his finances until workmen's comp kicks in, his fellow firefighters set up a gofundme page. weaver is receiving major support from the community he serves. >> it's brought the community together. it really has. a lot of people have supported him and it truly is amazing. >> each and every donation and get well soon card is helping nick get back on his feet, physicaphysically, mentally and emotionally. >> the smile on his face is unbelievable and his fiance'. tears of joy and this will help him get better quicker i think. >> reporter: that is so nice to hear. in addition to gofundme, you can also drop off donations to any td bank location you just have to say that you're there for the nick weaver benefit fund. all of these details are on our website fox29.com. iain. >> jennifer, thank you. >>> bill cosby's lawyers are challenginchallenging here say e used in the c

steven weaver is one of those inmates. but weaver's reputation for violence began before he came to prison. >> i was a member of the outlaws motorcycle club at the time that i caught my cases. if you were just to look at it on paper, you would go [ bleep ] they should never let this guy out, you know? two counts of murder, started out with. a chain saw was involved with one of them. that's kind of bloody. >> weaver's violence on the outside landed him a 60-year sentence for murder. but in prison he attempted to kill again. the victim was his cellmate who he claimed was a child molester. weaver attacked him on christmas eve. >> when i was stabbing him, i was talking [ bleep ]. i said, you feel kind of vulnerable now, don't you? he's like, yeah. i said, maybe that little girl that you raped, think she might have felt this vulnerable? i said, "your life is in my hands now." i stabbed him several times, shallow enough to not kill him, i was hoping. once again, i was making a point. >> weaver is due to be released in 2027, than

>> well, john weaver is a noted troublemaker.i said to john heilemann, i think there will be some push back in cleveland. and there is good reason for there to be. the worse the poes look, the worse trump's behavior gets. they do have real options to get rid of donald trump. i think you can see a potential challenge to donald trump on the floor, obviously, john kasich's home state. he has existing delegates so those would be the people to take advantage of it. it is an outside chance. but given how bad it is, the organization of late, and increasing organization of the anti-trump delegates, i think that's probably what john weaver was hook at when he sent that e-mail out. >> if donald trump is choosing between chris christie, newt gingrich, mary fallon and senator corker, which of those four would be the smartest pick? >> it doesn't matter. it truly doesn't matter. according to the poll, it doesn't help him in fundraising. and beyond that, he is the ticket. something there is somebody we don't know about, it doesn't do anything f

she'll discuss a letter from the epa to michigan governor rick snyder and flint mayor karen weaver calling on flint administration officials to provide stable, reliable, and quick support essential to a well functioning drinking system. and michael geary, global center -- fellow at the wilson center about the brexit. be sure to watch "washington journal" beginning at 7:00 a.m. eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. >>> on thursday, voters in the united kingdom will decide if their country should stay or leave the european union. british prime minister david cameron and labor party leader jeremy corbyn want the uk to to remain a member of the e.u. but some members of the party are part of the breck it is push, advocating for the uk to split from the european union. watch the simulcast on c-span 2

far large margins than hillary clinton. [ cheers ] >> coming up, sanders' campaign manager, jeff weaver is joining us live. over ruled. donald trump going against his campaign staffs. the judge of the trump's university case. >> all i want him to do is give me a fair share. >> and house speaker paul ryan. >> and good day everyone, i am andrea mitchell in new york. this unpredictable presidential prime season now includes a first. a first for women for america's politics. hillary clinton as the presumptive nominee heading into the most pivotal day of the fight. democratic voters are in new jersey and new mexico and dak a dakotas and all important is the crucial california. clint clinton's team is still fighting for every vote. >> this race is so tight in california wharks a california, what are you saying to your supporters? many young voters are coming out. >> i feel good about our campaign and how well organized we are. i am urging everyone to come out to vote for california. >> joining me now is kristin welker. kristin, first to you, we were in california over the weekend, with clinto

local school children letters and phone calls from people from as far away as hawaii wishing nick weaverell. 2.5 weeks after the bensalem township firefighter was seriously injured while doing his shift as a volunteer with nottingham fire department. >> he was on a ladder and his foot just slipped. >> reporter: bensalem ba toll yann chief, was also on the call and says weaver fell 35 feet to the ground. the bucks county native suffered multiple fractures in his back and had a hemorrhage behind his eye. but he's home from the hospital showing signs of improvement. >> he exceeded everybody's expectation getting walking doing what he was supposed to do and he's fighter. he'll keep figh fighting. >> despite positive progress, weaver was not feeling up to an on camera interview with us. it could be a few months before the career firefighter returns to work with the bensalem department. to rally his spirits and boost his finances until workmen's comp kicks in, his fellow firefighters set up a gofundme page. weaver is receiving major support from the community he serves. >> always brought the c

weaver promises to do it. let's wait and see what happens here. that's "hardball" for now.all in with chris hayes," starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> trump's ideas aren't just different. they are dangerously incoherent. >> hillary clinton's explosive attack on donald trump. >> he is temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability, and immense responsibility. >> tonight, how the presumptive republican nominee is responding and how today's frontal assault from clinton is different than all the others. >> there's no risk of people losing their lives if you blow up a golf course deal. but it doesn't work like that in world affairs. >>> plus, why paul ryan finally came around to trump today. why new polling in california could have big implications for democrats. and as new details continue to emerge, why donald trump says he wants to reopen trump university. >> success. it's going to happen to you.

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coming up, bernie sanders's campaign manager, jeff weaver.ll be right back with that. ♪ ♪ john: tonight, bernie sanders is delivering an online video address to millions of supporters around the country, a speech he is calling "the political revolution continues." joining us is one of the potential grand marshals to his march to the convention in philadelphia, campaign manager jeff weaver. has it going -- how is it going? jeff: things are going great. john: can you give us a little preview of what senator sanders is likely to say tonight, other than that the little revolution continues? jeff: it is a continuation of what happened on sunday, when he met with some of his more prominent supporters and the surrogates, talking about how we move a progressive agenda forward and transform america. his presidential campaign is and always has been really about how we transform america, and not about him. i started working with him 30 years ago this month, and he was saying the same thing than that he says now, and he will be saying it, god willing, 30

the rare hit was due to the performance of weaver. pitched a gem on sunday.eaver allowed just three hits and one walk. struck out one. lowering his era to .510. he led the angels to the 2-0 win. the u.s. open, justin johnson started the final round four shots back. he started making a charge. then it was this weird moment on the fifth hole. his ball moves. the officials can't decide if that's a penalty. he didn't know what he made on fifth and he didn't know all day. however, it didn't phase him. now on 18, he's got the lead by either two or three shots. he doesn't know. look what he does. it's a beauty. sticks his arm shot three feet away from the cup. up on the green, johnson for birdie and the win. you betcha. he was assessed a penalty if anybody wants to know. it didn't matter because he wins the u.s. open. his first major championship title. congratulations to him. that's going to do it for sports. more news after the break. the first family is enjoying father's day in california-- at yosemite national park. ==vo== this photo was posted on first >>> enjo

well, no thank you, jeff weaver. coming up, the fight fortune ti in the democratic party after hillary clinton locks up the nomination, will bernie sanders listen to the voice of democrats who are calling for unity or will he go to the convention? we'll talk to two democratic members of the sna. one is a sanders supporter and one who supports clinton. plus, republicans are running for -- from donald trump after his racial comments about that judge in the trump university fraud case. and now trump is ordering his surrogates to get out and defend him and keep criticizing that judge. that seems to be going on. and on the eve of the climatic night of the primary calendar, the roundtable is here to tell me something by didn't know about the campaign. first, will he me fin wish the true story of muhammad ali. there is "hardball," the place for politics. money now, are you investing? well, i've been doing some research. let me introduce you to our broker. how much does he charge? i don't know. okay. uh, do you get your fees

the conversations are ongoing between weaver, jeff weaver, the sanders campaign manager, robby mook, hillary clinton's campaign manager. you saw them install their own person over at the democratic national committee that reduces the influence of debbie wasserman schultz. there is this question of whether or not that's going to be the thing that they ultimately get out of this, jose. >> kasie hunt, thank you very much. good seeing you. >>> breaking news this morning. egyptian investigators say they have recovered the second black box from the wreckage of egyptair flight 804 in the met trai -- mediterranean. reunited after tragedy. embracing for the first time since officer delgado dragged angel from the pulse nightclub to safety on sunday morning. >> i've been wanting to see you, the man that took me out of that horrible place that was all just filled with craziness. i was happy. i was so happy. >> you know, you only get one life and i'm glad now that he can be with his family and continue living his life and all because we all assisted him in getting him out as fast as we could. tha

weaver say 45% of the democratic party conceding that hillary clinton represents 55%. it's important tr people to understand that hillary clinton is likely to win the nomination not by any trickery or slight of hand but because she's been supported by a majority. secondly, i have been critical of senator sanders. i'm surprised to hear a sanders representative complain about divisive rhetoric. it seems we have been willing to speak out and be critical of other people. i don't think a one sided objection to tough rhetoric is relevant. the next thing i would say is this claim i had this long time opposition to senator sanders, something i said in '91, which i did say, back at a time he was claiming as an independent, he would be equally distant from the democratic and republican party. they forget, maybe senator sanders forgot to tell them that in the earlier part of this century, as a senior member of the bank committee that he ask i fund-raiser for him. i hope for the sake of senator sanders purity, they can scrub that. maybe they need to give some money back. finally,

>> weaver is a noted troublemaker, so i would guess he's making a little bit of trouble.e is going to be some pushback in cleveland. there's good reason for there to be. the worst the polls look, the trump'smes behave -- behavior gets, the worse they realize their options. they do have options to get rid of donald trump. i think you could see a potential challenge from someone else to donald trump on the floor. it is john kasich homestay, he has existing delegates. i think there's an outside chance, given how bad the polls behavior andp's his campaign disorganization of late,, and the increasing disorganization of anti-trump delegates, that's probably what john weaver was looking at when he sent that e-mail. mark: if donald trump is choosing between chris christie, newt gingrich, and senator corker, which of them would be the smartest take? -- pick? >> doesn't matter. it truly doesn't matter. according to the polls, it does not help him in fundraisers. unless there's somebody we haven't thought of, picking another political known quantity does not do anything for him. peo

weaver woodworking isn't just about seeing how the bats are made.se we can make there. these are some of the finest woodworkers on the planet. scott's got to clear his head and realize how coopersburg sports could better utilize this resource. what is this? why does this look like it's a leg for a table? jerry: it didn't get the ends trimmed off. lemonis: but i mean, it looks like it could be a stool. scott: there's an idea, yeah. lemonis: do you have any more of these? jerry: yeah. lemonis: and so, i mean, like, if we could somehow have, you know, a stool -- obviously, it has to be the right size and the right shape. then you essentially could put "yankees" or "red sox." scott: like a cocktail table? like a little cocktail table? lemonis: well, or a stool. what does one of these cost? jerry: $8, delivered to his door. lemonis: each baseball bat costs $8 in raw materials and another $4 each to actually turn them. that's $48 for the four legs. and add another $20 for the top. that's a total of $68. a licensed, handcrafted, customized stool like this

allowed just two runs but that wasn't good enough, jered weaver didn't allow any.he kind of day it was for the a's, billy butler leads off the fifth, with that drive to the gap in right-center. usually extra bases but not the way, but the runs or the way mike trout throws. weaver goes the distance, throwing a three-hit shut out. the a's lose 12 of their last 15, 2-0. and you may have noticed there is a backlog in going on right now which is at halftime. the warriors have a seven-point lead. >> that's good. >> we hope to be talking about all kinds of stuff later on tonight that is very exciting. >>> on that topic coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, it is the moment of truth for the warriors. >> win or lose, complete team coverage of today's decisive game seven of the nba finals. >> we are hoping it's a win. >> we certainly are. thank you for joining us. >> we are always here for you online, ktvu.com, all of our apps, go doves. >> see you later on tonight, everybody. knight to queen's bishop-five. oh, very nice. what's leonard going to do? does he give up the pawn o

joining us is sanders campaign manager jeff weaver. great to be with you, or to have you. how is it going? jeff: doing well, things are going great. john: fabulous. can you gives a preview of what senator sanders is likely to say other than the political revolution continues? jeff: it is a continuation of what he said on sunday when he met with prominent supporters and surrogates talking about how we move a progressive agenda forward, how would transform america. his presidential campaign is and always has been about how we transform america, not really about him. i started to work with him 30 years ago this month, and he was saying the same thing then that he says now and he will be saying it, god willing, 30 years from now. how we move forward now to create the kind of progressive change we need is really the challenge. that is what he is talking about tonight. john: again, understanding all of that, tangible steps she is going to lay out -- he is going to lay out? jeff: i think he will. this is an opportunity for them to talk to the millions and millions of people who v

>> depend where you are, time of day really, weaver some storms out there right now, just showed you, everyone is getting hit. dry on the skydeck, for example, and actually still looking dry here, and you might have to look closely, but i want to show this view for a reason, pleasant valley middle and high school. notice for one thing, the temperature actually 71, but the sun hasn't even come up. it feels more like 77. indicative of the fact that you've got high dew points, in other words, very high humidity, a lot of moisture to work with, just across the skyline though should start to see storms moving in, trees right here in the for grounds, and they have been swaying quite violently, as the breeze continues to pick up there is starts to move in. take a look, very some i had line of very hea

weaver tells me that they are actually looking at exactly how they're going to interact with the publicing weeks leading up to the democratic convention. gretchen gretchen? >> what about these reports that sanders is not -- not being vetted to be clinton's running mate. >> reporter: well, jeff weaver, the campaign manager, really down played it. he said essentially that the candidate needs to pick the person that fits best for them. some names that are mentioned as potential running mates for hillary clinton are massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, new jersey senator cory booker, hud secretary julian castro, virginia senator tim kaine and ohio senator sherrod brown. those are some of the names we believe are being vetted by the clinton team. they aren't commenting publicly about that. at this sanders is not expressing any concern about being snubbed. >>> the body of that 2-year-old boy killed in the alligator attackality the disney hotel has now been found and some say the company may be in a whole heck of a lot of trouble. >>> investigators are turning to the orlando shooter's wife

and jeff weaver. he has a different take about where we are in the campaign. listen. >> i really believe a lot of senator sanders supporters will join us in making sure trump doesn't get anywhere near the white house. >> the nominee is elected at the convention. >> presumptive nominee? >> that's a term of art that the media uses. i don't know that has any real meaning? >> i feel like they have not moved on to the stage of acceptance. >> still the grief stage. campaigns are hugely emotional and ego driven. losing is tough. it's hard to pivot from the narcicisstic belief that i can be president to, oh, no, this other person. >> you need if you are ever going to have a chance of winning, you need that narcicisstic ego. >> most candidates start as long shots. no one gave him. he and his wife, i think, were the only two people who believed that i'm not sure he did. >> jeff weaver. his wife and jeff weaver. the campaign manager. i think. >> what they accomplished is amazing. it is hard to give up that momentum. >> it is huge. it will have a huge impact. the party wi

jeff weaver, we'll ask him about it.fly at costco. [ screaming ] what is she saying? >> get away from my kid. >> wow. everybody is fighting. what is that? it's over a parking spot, believe it or not. as long as it's smog important, you have no regrets today. >> great spot. >> fantastic. god forbid you walk three minutes. meanwhile -- by the way, can they give us bags to leave costco with? >> no. >> you basically walk out like this. "fox & friends" starts right now. it's true. >> you walk -- >> it's true. you put them in the cart. we don't care how you get them to the car. you bought them, now go. >> because you're buying in bulk. >> there's the guy at the end going -- oh, yeah. this better be yours. >> that explains why they were fighting over the parking spot. you have to be close. >> you have to be close. there you go. >> i know what you're talking about. he shakes, he looks. do you think he looks at your items? >> he's look agent the items. >> what do you buy at costco? >> probably cereal. it doesn't fit in the closet

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joining us from burlington, vermont is one of the grand marshals of his march, jeff weaver. be with you. great to have you. how's it's going? >> thank you. >> you doing well? >> things are going great. >> fabulous. could you give us a preview of what sanders might say other than the political revolution continues. >> i think it's a continuation of what happened on sunday when he met with some of his more prominent supporters and surrogates. talks about how we move a progressive agenda forward and how we transform america. his presidential campaign is and always has been really about how we transform america and not really about him. i started working with him 30 years ago this month and he was saying the same thing then he says now, and he'll be saying it, god willing, 30 years from now. how we move forward now to create the kind of progressive change we need is really the challenge. that's what he's going to be talking about tonight. >> are there tangible steps he'll lay out? >> this will be an opg for him to talk to the millions and millions of people who voted for him, di

joining me now is the campaign manager jeff weaver. thank you for coming back. i appreciate it. >> thanks, jake. any time. >> you heard jeff zeleny reporting, threatening to reregister as a democratic. what is the response to the bernie or bust movement? >> well, i think the senator has been very clear -- we're still in the middle of the primary caucus process here. let's not jump the gun and talk about who is or is not the nominee. we have a bunch of states voting on the 4th and puerto rico and district columbia and then after that the superdelegates won't vote until the convention. there's not going to be a nominee until the convention because neither candidates are going to have the number of delegates needed. you need 2383 delegates between pledged and superdelegates. neither candidate is going to have that with pledged delegates alone and until the superdelegates vote at the convention in philadelphia, there will not be a nominee of the democratic party. >> i understand that there won't officially be a nominee of the party but next week it is likely that se

so was jeff weaver, the head of the campaign. his senior strategist, tad divine. according to a person up front, bernie sanders was mostly engaged with his grand children and talking over the last 24 hours to three people close to him. i would say that all of them had a somber mood. they say they are having a very difficult time on getting a read where his head is. >> we're watching him putting his arm around tad divine, his communications director. he's easy to deal with. now he's got his arms around another guy in the campaign. bernie can be a tough guy. i wonder if there's a sentiment involved here. this is hard to say good-bye to. i mean it. for the first time in his life to have crowds roaring who has been in sort of pokey politics. now he's there with this excitement and say i give up. i wonder if he's still not ready to do that. do you think he's ready to say good-bye to all this? >> i don't think he's ready to wrap his head around that yet. it took a couple of days for hillary clinton to do that. she was on a different stage. you're absolutely right. this

jeff weaver told me he is downplaying that saying essentially the candidate needs to select the personhat is best for them. among the names believed to be considered are elizabeth warren, the massachusetts senator, new jersey senator cory booker, hud secretary julian castro, tim king and ohio senator sherrod brown. at this point there are no signs of sanders feeling snubbed by not being on the short list of potential running mates for hillary clinton. tonight we expect bernie sanders to take the technology to reach out to millions of supporters to keep them motivated going through the democratic convention. connell: we will watch for headlines. melissa: donald trump hitting a wall in his fight for the white house. a new cbs news poll shows hillary clinton is leading trump by six points, the same margin she was leading a month ago, this as hillary releases a new video attacking the donald. >> they are bringing drugs, they are bringing crime, they are rapists. melissa: how will trump overcome this? michael goodwin, new york post columnist, fox news contribute her, you have had your finge

the two-run was plenty for jered weaver. weaver tosses a three-hit shutout as the angels win 2-0.akland is now season worst 13 games below .500. it is going to be a long season for the fellas and the stadium to my left. but to the right, the warriors on the verge over the second straight nba title, if they could duplicate the first half. i told you guys in the last newscast it was steph curry going to put this team on his back. not the case. it's draymond green running wild and scoring wild in the first half. >> thanks so much. >>> and coming up in our next half hour, unfortunately they lost a husband and father in the line of duty. tonight the warriors are reaching out to the family of a fallen bay area officer to try to ease their pain on father's day. >> plus, a star of star trek loses his life in a bizarre accident. how his car killed him. >> and x marks the spot. how this simple syringe full of sponges could actually save a lot of lives. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, bart maintenance yard in hayward. the accid >>> our top story tonight, a pilot was killed when his small plane crashed in t

. >> miss weaver had changed the locks. >> announcer: but did one go too far?did you ever say to her, "when you come up with the check, i'll give you your mail"? >> yes. >> judge judy: that's a blackmail for your money. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution candice weaver is suing her former roommate, angie bawany, for rent, bills, and damage to their apartment. >> byrd: order! all rise.

inspiration award, the 69-year-old also took the opportunity to address fans who get her confused with weaver>> serioussy, we are not the same person. she has very generously signed my name a number of and i have ttken credit for alien. >> she was named glamour ic but admitted to not feeling so glamorous. >> i really wan take some scissors cut out big holes in my dresses because i feel like i cut too much material. >> she looked elegant, by the way. >> amazing. obviously that was a reference to all the women who showed up at the scantily clad. including kourtney kardashian. let's just call that dress the keeping up with the cleavage dress. >>> keeping up with theereality show theme, let's talk about sarah palin and her family. there's a surprising turn that we have to tell you about. daughter bristo is officially -- married to the man she dumped last year. >> we have the exclusive photos of the newly married couple on their honeymoon. bristol and dakota say, quote, life is full of ups downs. we are so happy to share the wonderful news that we got married. dakota's wedding band is all black. >

. >> yes, weaver awful number to report, lauren. children now shot in the face and killed, unintentionally by people playing with guns, and we have an update for you on this case. >> thirteen year old shot dead. unanswered questions how group of teens got ahold of the gun that killed him. and police looking for a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman in broad daylight. how he was able to lure in his victims. >>> and you might have to dig deep into your pockets, to gas up in new jersey, pretty soon. how a big move today could make the state's gas prices jump to the highest in the nation. >> almost the weaken, not quite there yet, the best part of today, is that the weather is almost a perfect ten. you can see, right now, the sun rising. the platt brink. there go. >> i had to beat bob kelly. >> thank you for helping me out there, dave warren. >> beautiful shot this morning. waiting for the sunrise to come up there. waiting for the sunshine, humidity is down, it is a nice start to the day. nothing on ultimate doppler, it will stay

the community has really rallied behind the local hero, nick weaver is recovering at home after beingeleased from the hospital. he slipped and fell 35 feet to the ground suffering multiple fractures in his back, weaver receiving hundreds of cards from local school children and letters from as far away as hawaii, wishing him to get well. his battalion chief tells fox 29, lifting his spirits. >> it has brought the community together, a lot of people have supported him, it truly is amazing the smile on his face is unbelievable. there are tears of joy, and we hope this helps him get better quicker. >> we have is her expected to fully recover and be back on the job as a fire fight nervous a few month. >> 4:20 the time. bill cosby lawyers are challenging hearsay evidence used at the comedian's preliminary hearing. they want the charges against their client dropped. attorneys for the 78 year old say that cosby's accuser, andrea constand, should have been called to testify at that hearing, instead, prosecutors red her police statement in front of the judge. that judge later sent the case to t

shawna weaver. she's out on a run. this run is much larger than it may look. she's going to run 310 miles from canada to wisconsin along the north shore of lake superior. it's a big deal to shawna because ten years ago she went through two corrective back surgeries. at the time the doctors said you can forget about physical activity anymore. you're done. you're not going to be able to move around much. she did a lot of yoga, physical therapy and took care of her body and basically did the exact opposite of what doctors thought she could do. >> i love that. the thing is doctors don't know everything. she knew her body and that's amazing. >> it's more than running. listen to some of the things she has planned. >> i'm preparing to run in a record ten days. >> she's going for a record and also to raise awareness. >> lake superior contains 10% of our entire planet's drinkable water. >> bet you didn't know that. so let's protect it. >> my journey is a metaphor for the resilience of this lake and its people. it's about reclaiming my physical health. >> yeah. cool, hu

weaver. >> i'm scott weaver wanted to clarify the shadow impact it was said earlier the developer agreed to raise the gown it has a mitigation of the shadow impact as a matter of fact, 3 alternative transportation and all 3 were substantial and you think avoidable showed impact an marshall playground not an academic exercise this is a playground where kids play everyday during recess and lunch and after school it is unique no playgrounds in the immediate area suitable for children of elementary school age is in the just an academic thing but a serious type of environmental impact that you may want to ask for further exploration by the planning department we've talked about displacement and we've talked about it's actual impact on the environment displacement keep your eyes on the ball heavier traffic and displacement causes green house gas we may august that causes displacement but look at valencia and other less than market-rate built and see how it district has changed instead of buying doughnuts people bow $6 crew santsz not the doughnut that doughnut seller had to go somewhere and di

. >> weaver description of the vehicle, we have witnesses. >> and the accident investigation district now doing complete investigation. as for this victim, her body was taken to the medical examiners office, for autopsy, she has not yet been identified, police say, there was no id found on her overnight. reporting in lawncrest, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", nicole, brooke, back into you. >> jan, thanks so much. another fatal accident this one involving a bike and a car. police say a bike rider was killed after being struck in pennsauken camden county around 10:30 last night. chopper three over the scene on route 130 south here at north park drive, still wait to go hear from police, if the driver stopped at that scene. >> new this morning, crash along south street sends four pedestrians to the hospital. three men and a woman suffered minor injuries. when a car jumped a curb and hit a hoagie shop near third and south about 1:00 this morning. police are interviewing the 21 year old driver and her passenger, but, say, it does not a poor drugs or alcohol played a role. >> feds now

weaver. >> i'm scott weaver wanted to clarify the shadow impact it was said earlier the developer agreedraise the gown it has a mitigation of the shadow impact as a matter of fact, 3 alternative transportation and all 3 were substantial and you think avoidable showed impact an marshall playground not an academic exercise this is a playground where kids play everyday during recess and lunch and after school it is unique no playgrounds in the immediate area suitable for children of elementary school age is in the just an academic thing but a serious type of environmental impact that you may want to ask for further exploration by the planning department we've talked about displacement and we've talked about it's actual impact on the environment displacement keep your eyes on the ball heavier traffic and displacement causes green house gas we may august that causes displacement but look at valencia and other less than market-rate built and see how it district has changed instead of buying doughnuts people bow $6 crew santsz not the doughnut that doughnut seller had to go somewhere and displa

. >> i had jeff weaver on. i know you don't like this issue. one of the issues the democrats have raised against donald trump is he won't release his tax returns. there's suspicions about why. i figure they will put it out if it makes them look better. they won't if it makes them look worse. why won't bernie sanders release his tax returns? jeff weaver told me the candidate will release them before the convention. he will give us a date. is there a date forthcoming or not? >> he will release them. >> when? >> i think -- he and -- >> we're not talking about the '15 returns. we're talking about 20, 30 years. mrs. sanders is not working on the 20 or 30 years. the clintons have released returns from the '70s. they are forthcoming. why can't senator sanders put out his returns, which he filed? they don't have to -- you xerox them and put them out. what's the holdup? >> you know, it's a simply holdup of the two of them have been campaigning. >> no, no, you xerox the returns. >> we will go to vermont on tuesday. we will have the conversation. i will t

so, again, weaver warm weekends, going on, but then see another shot of some cooler air, but returningll be the trends, into next weekends. so, still, we get these brief warm ups, and we just drop back to average. still no signs every any long-term sustained warmth in our forecast, we head through the rest of the month every june. so today, sunny, hot, not quite humid. 90 degrees, little more muggy tonight, mostly clear at 66. here's the extended forecast, each day, 90 for sunday, monday, and tuesday, that will make it a heatwave barely. then tuesday, there is the chance for the shower or thunderstorm, if you don't like the heat and humidity, wait until wednesday, more comfortable, low 80s, perhaps some showers thursday, we keep it in the lower 80s through the rest of the work week, rahel, back to you. >> justin, thank you. right now, 7:48. lot probably out on the roads today, fathers day, let's get a check on the roads and highways with ann evans at the cbs-3 traffic center. hi, ann. >> hi, rahel, happy fathers day everyone, looking at the schuylkill expressway, between girard avenue

weaver talking soccer.ll face off against paraguay tomorrow in copa america. 50,000 fans are expected at the linc to watch and with all those visitors in the city local businesses are expecting a big boost in business and the u.s. wins tomorrow, they will advance to the quarter finals. >>> taking a live look at the philadelphia international airport right now. it's a nice night. turn off the ac, open up the windows, we have temperatures in the low 70s. so what's on the radar for the soccer in south philadelphia tomorrow? chief meteorologist scott williams with the answer. scott? >> we'll start with the seven day forecast. take look behind me, dawn. we're talking a severe weather threat during the afternoon and evening primarily after about 3:00 o'clock. it's going to be hot and humid. 88 degrees the high temperature tomorrow. feels like temperatures are going to be in the 90s. then breezy for your sunday and then cooler by monday. a high temperature of about 78 degrees. shore temperatures are going to be pr