ling jihua is a former deputy head of china's national political advisory body. he was indicted on charges of taking bribes and abuse of power. the state-run xinhua news agency reported that the court in tianjin passed the life sentence on monday. the report says the court ruled that ling accepted bribes totaling about 77 million yuan or nearly $12 million in return for giving favors and personnel matters. he was found guilty of abuse of power and illegally obtaining a large number of state secrets. he is quoted as saying he accepts the charges and submits to the judgment. the closed door trial did not reveal what kind of state secrets ling allegedly obtained. the chinese government is also looking for his younger brother ling wancheng who is said to have fled to the united states with classified information. >>> local authorities in china's guangdong province after video showing police protesters. a video taken on sunday during a protest against a planned garbage incinerator show police officers using sticks to repeatedly beat people. protesters demanding a halt

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the schedule will come out around noon, and you can tap the nbc 10 app and we'll ling you to septa's website. >>> coming up, preparing for the national spotlight. next, we'll tell you how cleveland is getting ready to keep thousands of visitors and delegates safe during the republican national convention. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist erika martin. a great start to our sunday, a lot less muggy. dew points in the 50s, low level clouds, otherwise a really nice day on tap. temperatures currently in the upper 70s, but notice this. 16 mile per hour wind speeds, so i'm going to talk about that in a moment. our wind speed forecast. current temperatures, allentown, 73, trenton, 74, mount holly, 76. a little warmer in atlantic city at 78 degrees. here, we can see our wind profile, especially by this afternoon. we're taking about sustained wind speeds, gusts to about 20, 30 miles per hour at times. so that's something to think about. everything improving through the overnight hours, other weiss a really nice sunday. great news, great way to kick off the workweek, monday looks fantastic.

you can see how some of the gardeners take care of them with planks and cabe lings.thers are maintained in kyoto or in rome, the plants covered n cloth that look to me like exec constitutioners. i'm very happy being a photographer. i love it. in reality i have to express how i see the world in two ways -- without a camera and with a camera. when i'm with my camera, i see reality through the lens of objectivity. but it's also necessary to see reality without the camera. but for me, i prefer to see reality through my camera. i photographed what interested me. i participated politically in different things but only a few of my works are political. my intention is to look at life as if it was part of poetry and try to do something poetic in what i do. i try. katty: extraordinary images. she's still going strong at 74. lucky for all of us. that brings today's program to an end. you can watch reach me on the bbc on twitter. i'm@katty kay bbc. thank you so much for watching. i'll see you back here tomorrow. ♪ >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding o

with the broke -- ling-- lingers. now with a broken heart missing a sweet innocent little boy. and taking a live look now at carson beach where the tragic news of that little boy's body being found here came yesterday evening. i can tell you we have learned this afternoon that there is some sur valve ants video on -- sur veil and video on the l -- surveillance video on the l street side and no video on the state owned side but that is something they are going to use in the investigation. we also know the community center is closed remainder of today. we are told it could likely reopen tomorrow. but that is a determination they will make later on in the day. but again, just devastating news for the family. live in south boston nicole jacobs wbz news. >>> new details a wrong way driver on 495 collide head op on with another -- head on with another driver killing herself and the other driver. police say it's early in the investigation but it appears a 24-year-old woman was driving the wrong way on 495 south when she hit another car head on both she and the other driver were pronou

among tonight's headliners former new york mayor rudy giuliani, mike ling, and donald trump's wife melania. tracie potts nbc news cleveland. >>> thank you very much. >>> at 4:50 today president obama awarding the medal of honor to a vietnam war hero. charles kettle of michigan will be honored at the white house. the colonel kettles lead a platoon of helicopters to evacuate those injured after an ambush. he returned several times to rescue troops pinned down by enemy fire. he's credited with saving the lives of 40 soldiers and four crew members. >>> did your kids have any problems playing poke monogo this weekend? it might be because of hackers. >> for that we turn to landon down down dowdy. >> good morning. >>> wall street looks to add to last week's future gains. the markets rising for the third straight week as brexit fears fade. the dow closing at a record high yet again on friday. we get a lot of earnings this week bank of america, ibm. the nasdaq slipping 4 to 5029. volkswagen way unveiled to restitution plans for hundreds of dealers hurt by the diesel emissions scandal. and the promi

but what is rare is catching them on video frolic ling -- frolicking at the bow of the boat. >> it just tickled as. i was laughing because of my crews reaction and they were laughing because of my reaction. do you think it off and then started performing for you? >> i think that it did. i think he was excited by her cackling. >> was that you? >> she was the squealer and i was the laffer. it was a bucket list thing for me to see dolphins in the bow, and i never thought that i would see it in the san francisco bay. there you have it. bam. it is so exciting to look back and say, that was so amazing.>> we are glad that they got the video too. >> all i had to do was just jump out of the water. they were so happy.>>> south bay today. it was not cloud cover. this is smoke from the fire burning in eastern monterey county. it is wafting its air toward the bay area. it may envelop all of us tomorrow. but a beautiful sunset that we had. that is mt. tam on the left. the sun and the fog on the left. a mild night. san francisco is down to 54. santa rosa, 58. is still smoking their and it is mostly cl

how about jeffrey ling? jeffrey ling. [cheers and applause] how's it going? >> how are you? >> welcome. >> thanks. >> all right, jeffrey. gonna make this very easy. gonna ask you one question. get it right, i'm giving you $1,000. >> sounds like a plan. >> you ready to roll? >> yeah. >> here's your $1,000 question. [dramatic musical flourish] ? ? though it might sound wrong to say it, which of the following is an actual word that means "conceivably"? >> i think i'm gonna have to go with a. final answer. >> a, supposably. supposably...right. you got it! you got it! [laughs] you got it. well done. congratulations. that's the way to end the show. congrats to michelle money taking $10,000 back to chris4life and giving away $1,000 here. thanks for joining us. for everyone who's been a part of this one, i'm chris harrison. ? ? closed captioning sponsored by: >>> now on celebrity page tv famous singer finally addressed the crowd and did he say anything else. he talks music and mayhem with rolling stone. >> i can't wait to show you my toys. >> why did the rest of hollywood call him i

not just fear among ling, not just name-calling and divisive ness. we need leadership in this country, which will improve the lives of working families, the children, the elderly, the sick, and the poor. we need leadership which brings our people together and makes us stronger. fz not leadership which insults latinos and mexicans and insults muslims and women african-americans and veterans and seeks to divide us up. by these measures, any objective observer will conclude that based on her ideas and her leadership, hillary clinton must become the next president of the united states. [ applause ] ent the choice -- this election -- this election -- this election is about a single mother, a single mom i saw in nevada, who, with tears in her eyes, told me she was scared to death about the future because she and her daughter were not making it on the $10.45 an hour she was earning. this election is act that woman and the millions of other workers in this country who are struggling to survive on totally inadequate wages. hillary clinton understands that if

you know abraham ling-ling con lost the -- abraham lincoln lost the election for the senate two yearsbefore he became president of the united states. michael bloomberg was fired by solomon brothers. best thing that happened to him. if he stayed at solomon brothers he would only be a millionaire. when he found bloomberg he became a multibillionaire. probably didn't think it was a favor at the time but the best thing that ever happened to him. the point is, all great men and women have some failures along the way. what happens they learn from them, they become better like, steve jobs, who got fired by apple, came back and put apple together again. donald trump's successes far outweigh whatever failures he has, he wouldn't abyss man and great one if he didn't have some failures. but he created created a great empire. i will tell you something i believe he will tell you tonight, and get the american people to realize, he didn't do it on his own. this isn't a one-man show. he didn't build those builds and didn't put the nails in and plumbing in and put down the cronkite. he went and picked

we're going to let jo ling kent give us a crash course. >> pokemon go is a game you play on your smartphone. they played monsters inside and around the real world around you. you catch this ball to catch it and move on to the next level. >> gotcha! >> got that? it hasn't been all fun and games. some teens have been injured already, running into trees and poles trying to go after those things. others dangerously close to oncoming traffic as they try to catch the virtual traffic. it even prompted the government not to play while driving. the national park service is reminding people to be respectful as they play around our national monuments. it's addictive, too. >> so play with your inside voices. >> i went to dinner with my brother, my cousin and my son and all three of them -- wait, i got one over here, i g hold on. we were 10 minutes late to our reservation. >> it's dangerous. >> let's take a look -- wait a minute, i got another one, i got another one. let's take a look at the weather. weatherwise today, it's looking good. take a look at the temperatures today. first off, a beautiful nigh

>>ling patrick and his dad is okay. but little stella takes it harder. >> she doesn't like the humidity, she quits earlier on her walk. >> humidity takes its toll on pets, pet owners should walk dogs early in the morning or late at night. dogs like gee with flat faces have a harder time breathing and they have tried a few fixes. like coming in an hour earlier. >> you can barely breathe out here, the sweat is spraying out of me, i drank like 10 bottles of water already. >> i feel exactly the same way at this point in the day. the heat line is necessary for people to look out for others, that is what the city of philadelphia is hoping we do, you look out for the homeless people that may be struggling and check on your seniors, use the line if they need a little extra help. and definitely today do not leave any pets in vehicles. reporting live in dillworth park, annie mccormick, channel 6 "action news." >> the heat line again, 215-765-9040. thank you annie, keep track of the rising temperatures with 6abc.com, there you can

. >> and take a look these k nines from ar ling tonight police department all thanks to a special sheep. ♪ sfx: turbines revving up, you hear that? and louder that's the sound of our summer sale firing up its engines with fares as low as $69 dollars one-way. so get ready to take off... because sale prices as low as these don't happen every day! book your low fare now at southwest.com low fares. nothing to hide. that's transfarency. sfx: clap, clap, ding extra officers on patrol at the university of maryland after a string of robberies linked to the popular pokemon go game. a man armed with weapon robbed four people near tidings and queen and hall and police cents out alert to students and searched campus and chief believes one person committed all four robberies and three of the four victims were playing pokemon go at the time. >> that's terrifying and so sad because this is so much fun for so many people. i mean i have not ever gone out and played it and not saw fun and happy. >> it's important to understand that at night, if you have a phone out and of course the screen will be illumi

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crews needed to repair the engine on one of three boats shut(ling passengers between new jersey and delaware>> next week, democrats converge on philadelphia and that means security will be stepped up across the area. it includes local waterways. ahead at 5:00 a.m., nbc 10 hits the water with the u.s. coast guard to find out how advanced security could affect you. >>> plus, snake warning. look at that guy. phone out where these poisonous and endangered reptiles are suddenly appearing in new jersey. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington taking a look at your first alert traffic. just before 5:00 a.m. right now. we're taking a look at route 309 right around the pa turnpike. see one lonely little car heading through the area. that's a good thing. we hope that it stays this way for the rest of your morning. that's why i'm here to let you know and keep you updated. we'll check in with new jersey roads when i'm back in the 5:00 hour. >>> jessica, we'll see you then. >>> now to what could be a big economic blow to one community in south jersey. a progresso soup plant in cumberland county is

lynn was first catholic church official convicted over hand ling of the complaints of the priest sexually abusing children. state's high court agreed that the child judge allowed too much indirect testimony from other abuse victims tainting the jury's ability to be fair. prosecutors have not decided if they will ask to retry lynn he is serving about three years of a three to six year centers, he was quick in 2012. >>> a man set his car for a late night rush and then almost got carjack. >> not so fast see surprising thing that the would be victim did, that had the gun manning ago way. >>> also u.s. investigators are pointing fingers at russia , american officials say they are sure it is government that was behind the dnc e-mail hack, find out how russian leaders are responding this morning when we come back. cbs news is covering all of the angles through thursday at 7:00 this morning cbs this morning is live from the national constitution center and tonight "cbs evening news" with scott pelley is live from the wells fargo center at 6:30 cbs news also has live prime time coverage every nigh

by nightfall the flooding ling linger. chopper three over the sears parking lot at corner of delsea drive and landis avenue. you can see a couple of vehicles there stranded in the water. >>> meteorologist kate bilo was busy tonight tracking these storms and she joins us now with what it looks like right now. kate jessica and ukee, the bad news we're not completely out of the woods yet. got news we don't have any more watches or warnings in effect. flash flood warning has been loud to expire. the severe thunderstorm has compared as well but the actual cold front associated with this advancing storm has yet to come through. you can see it right here. with storms that have fired up just poised to move through the row john the lee his valley and berks county going to get pretty intense storms here in the next 20 minutes or so and eventually some of these showers and storms may make it into the philadelphia area we're still dealing with wet weather in portions of delaware and more showers and storms could move in as we go throu

by nightfall the flooding ling linger. chopper three over the sears parking lot at corner of delsea drive and landis avenue. you can see a couple of vehicles there stranded in the water. >>> meteorologist kate bilo was busy tonight tracking these storms and she joins us now with what it looks like right now. kate jessica and ukee, the bad news we're not completely out of the woods yet. got news we don't have any more watches or warnings in effect. flash flood warning has been loud to expire. the severe thunderstorm has compared as well but the actual cold front associated with this advancing storm has yet to come through. you can see it right here. with storms that have fired up just poised to move through the row john the lee his valley and berks county going to get pretty intense storms here in the next 20 minutes or so and eventually some of these showers and storms may make it into the philadelphia area we're still dealing with wet weather in portions of delaware and more showers and storms could move in as we go throu

stream linge that process and making it easier for companies will speed up 5g as well. we're focused on that at the state level too and making sure the right policies are in place so companies can do that. between those two, there are others, too, but those are the two big ones if we can make progress on those the u.s. will keep the leadership position. in the wireless space. which is important. >> what did you think of the appeals court decision on net neutrality? >> yeah, i mean, it was a win for the fcc. favor of the d in fcc on most of the issues. from our perspective the important issue now is what happens next. a lot will depend on how the fcc applies its rules and how it interprets the statute. the other important question is will congress take another look at the act that is woefully outdated and really was written for a different era that has, you please, a lot of issues applying that in today's world. will congress take another run at that? >> you opened up a lot of issues there. the first one is will verizon pursue this to the supreme court? >> verizon wasn't

out and made the point today that there is another example of the hillary clinton sort of skirt tg ling tw and the cozyness of the relationship. it is start to call the outcome even when the investigation is over. >> phil, do you agree? >> the point of coziness, bill clinton could have also called lynch. this raise so many questions of why this actor is in charge of this investigation. i think it is going to be an re re-enforcer for the campaign. people who don't already like hillary clinton all right suspected she's up to shananigans. >> there are politics and justice. what we have is a career prosecutor and i know loretta lynch. she had a good reputation. she knew she was not supposed to do this. we are not dealing an amateur. forgot the politics of it. when she says she will take the world of a secure prosecutor, do you think, glenn, that's the decider of this case or have the president already signals what needs to be done? >> in many cases, we have seen career prosecutors and the fbi pushed further than the department of justice is willing to go. >> think about general patraeus. th

the trails ling down to the baths are -- leading down to the baths are frequently explored by locals and tourists. >> there are some places without a fence or anything surrounding it so i fell like it's not -- feel like it's not impossible for someone to call. >> reporter: san francisco firefighters say two people did fall off the cliff. at 4:30 p.m -- 4:30 p.m. rescue crews raced to the water near the cliff house restaurant. >> there was like lot of commotion going on outside ask it was pretty chaotic on the waters especially like there was like ski boats and a lot of like our guests they were like pretty like concerned about what was going on outside. >> a lot of people were really freaked out and really afraid. j because there were so many cops and ambulances. >> reporter: san francisco fire says a man fell anywhere from 50 to 100 feet off the cliff near the restaurant and he was seen lying facedown in the water. the national park service rescue swimmers had difficulty getting to the man because of the rough surf and needed help from the coast guard in getting out of the water the

lings to everything, loudobbs.com. we are assured that donald trump will be giving a speech in north carolina. f.b.i. director james comey directly contradicting hillary clinton a number of times. >> the facts are pretty clear, i did not send or receive anything classified at the time. >> 110 emails in 52 email chains have been determined by the owning agency to contain classified information at the time. lou: why was she cleared again? that's the subject of my that's the subject of my cyou totaled your brand new car. nobody's hurt, but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. [

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today it will be upper 09 lings.ive heat and humidity but better than yesterday and over the weekend the humidity will continue to fall. >>> back here a five-year-old child was hurt when a truck went off the road and almost landed in a swimming pool. the child was in the truck at the time of the crash in salford township montgomery county. the injuries were not considered serious. the driver was not hurt. >>> a woman in northeastern pennsylvania came face-to-face with an 8-foot long boa constrictor that decided to make its home under the suv outside a medical facility in kingston. they pulled the snake out and got it into a plastic container. no word on who owned the snaik or where it came from and how it found her. we're glad it turned out already for her. welcome back here the top stories, 84 people including two americans were killed when a driver plowed into a crowd of people at a bastille celebration in nice france. police shot the driver to death. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. >>> a motorcyc

lings to everything, loudobbs.com.e are assured that donald trump will be giving a speech in north carolina. f.b.i. director james comey directly contradicting hillary clinton a number of times. >> the facts are pretty clear, i did not send or receive anything classified at the time. >> 110 emails in 52 email chains have been determined by the owning agency to contain classified information at the time. lou: why was she cleared again? that's the subject of my commentary next. stay with us. you stay up. you listen. you laugh. you worry. you do whatever it takes to take care of your family. and when it's time to plan for your family's future, we're here for you. we're legalzoom, and for over 10 years we've helped families just like yours with wills and living trusts. so when you're ready, start with us. doing the right thing has never been easier. legalzoom. legal help is here. your but, during the day, fine when yothey can move!em on. in the morning... noon... evening... enough is enough! it's time to use fixodent plus

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that move is expected to accelerate erdogan crack down with those with m expected lings to the revolt. so far 60 thousand people including economics, judges, police and military personnel have been suspended or detained. let's get to hadley gamble. hadley, it appears the crackdown just continues by the day. what has the reaction been on the ground. >> reporter: it's interesting, nancy. it seems as if business is going on as usually. these emergency power came into effect around 1:00 a.m. local time today. the crowds were out in full force just in these main boulevards of istanbul. thousands of people out waving flags, music. it was really like a street party. this has been ongoing since the day of the coup attempt last friday. it's been very much supported by the government. they were last night giving out free food and flags and water to people who were gathered there, particularly in tompson square. you are seeing some serious work from the general public on the street. the attempts of the emergency power is question going forward is how much will civil liberties be impacted. basica

. >> and department of veteran affairs suggest profound linge lingering deficiencies continue to impact service proceeded to nation veterans. >> as we head look outside people starting to get moving on the roads this morning. 5:26 the time. temperature 77. back in a moment pats ♪ keep on track with dunkin' donuts' fruit smoothies, made with low-fat yogurt and real fruit blended into feel-good flavors like new wildberry. american runs on dunkin'. >> straight ahead water testing to begin on capitol hill after reports surfaced as congressional staffers drinking lead contaminated wat months. safe track surge three today is first true rush hour test of latest around of metro safe track plans. and the efforts to repair the memorial bridge just received a much-needed financial boost. fox news morning starts rite now. >> good morning to you thank you for waking up with us i'm wisdom martin. >> today is wednesday, july 6. >> friend are here gary mcgrady and erin como talking weather and traffic in a moment. first let's talk news. capitol hi

there was evidence that they were extremely careless in their happened ling of highly classified informationr example, 7 email chains concerned matters that were classified did he top screet access program detective they were sentenned received. there is evidence to support a conclusioning that any reasonable person in secretary clinton's position or in the position of those with whom she was corresponding about those matters should have known that an unclassified system was no place for that conversation. none of these emails should have been on any kind of unclassified system. but their presence is especially concerning because all of these emails were housed on unclassified personal servers, not even supported by full-time security staff. we also assess that secretary clinton's use of a personal emain was read and apparent live. she left of centerrousedder personal email extensively while outsideth the united states. territory of so he fess at this indicated sad investor sears. given that combination of factors, we assess it is possible that hostile actors gained access to secretary clint

we are seeing the low clouds over san francisco maybe misting and zriz ling but overall a great startthe week. we'll have some cool temperatures and temperatures start to gradually climb as we go into the next several days. by the weekend, we will have some cities hitting near 95 degrees! let's start out in emoriville now. it's 59 degrees, once again. it's cloudy. you're looking at the san jose bridge. and in livermore today we're now at 58 degrees. the high temperature up to 80 degrees. but then as we look at the trend throughout the morning, lunchtime 61. so still nice and cool. we'll be up to 69 degrees by the middle of the afternoon. once again eventually hitting the low 80s there. it will be up to 78 degrees in san jose. half-moon bay 63 degrees. and 60 in the mission district. 82 in the tryh valley. oakland up to 82. santa rosa a high of 76. what is going on here? we have a area of low pressure farther to the north. it's giving a nice onshore flow and mostly coastal clouds. the heat will continue to build as we go toward the end of the week and into the weekend. here is the way

. >> barry string ling discusses ans for the u.s. to give oversight. the plan has generated opposition. he is interviewed by the senior editor for telecommunications report. >> the noolings want to protect internet freedom and i think all of us do whether you are a democratic or republican whether you're in the administration or congress, we all have that as our goal, i think people need to understand we might hurt internet freedom if we renege on our commitment to complete this transaction now that community as said they are ready for it. >> american university history kuznick teaches a class on the american bomb. he argues there are other ways that could have been used to end the war in the pacific instead of dropping the atomic bombs. this class is about an hour and 15 minutes. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] that is in nuclear reactors, that is in hospitals, in universities. esearch centers. about the spread of these materials and the pobet of dirty bombs and terrorists getting a hold of this, to begin with, that is a small

. >> one of the things i'm struck ling with or would like to know specifically is, under oath ms. clinton made these three comments. number one, she's turned overall her work related e-mails, number two telling the committee that her attorneys went through every single e-mail. and finally, problem the one that continues to stick the most, there was and i quote, nothing marked classified on my e-mails, end quote. now, earlier when the chairman questioned you about this, you said something about needing a congressional referral, recommendation. my question is something of this magnitude, why -- can you help me understand why didn't it rise to your investigation or someone bringing that to your knowledge, saying this is a problem, here she is lying under oath specifically about our investigation? >> we out of respect for the legislative branch being a separate branch, we do not commence investigations that focus on activities before congress without congress asking us to get involved. that's a long-standing practice of the department of justice and the fbi. we don't watch on tv and s

there was evidence that they were extremely careless in their happened ling of highly classified informationr example, 7 email chains concerned matters that were classified did he top screet access program detective they were sentenned received. there is evidence to support a conclusioning that any reasonable person in secretary clinton's position or in the position of those with whom she was corresponding about those matters should have known that an unclassified system was no place for that conversation. none of these emails should have been on any kind of unclassified system. but their presence is especially concerning because all of these emails were housed on unclassified personal servers, not even supported by full-time security staff. we also assess that secretary clinton's use of a personal emain was read and apparent live. she left of centerrousedder personal email extensively while outsideth the united states. territory of so he fess at this indicated sad investor sears. given that combination of factors, we assess it is possible that hostile actors gained access to secretary clint

remember, he pleaded guilty to mishappened ling classified information. a misdemeanor.s punishment, two yearseqd now, many believe what general petraeus did, not nearly as serious as what hillary clinton did. the petraeus case to my mind illustrates perfectly the kind of cases the department of justice is willing to prosecute. in that case, had you vast information, including special sensitive compartmented information. that's the reference to code words, vast quantity of it not only shared with someone without authority to have it, but we found it in a search warrant hidden under the insulation in his attic itbxir during the investigation. >> joining us now from d.c. adam goldman reporter from the "the washington post" who has covered both stories. first of all, were you surprised when director comb were said the comprehensive investigation and then the questioning on the cover that he didn't even look at secretary clinton's testimony in front of congress under oath. did that surprise you? >> not particularly, bill. this is7v'ñ prettyidç bureaucrac town when classified

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investigators say 28-year-old styles russ ling shot and killed 34-year-old kevin twist saturday along0 block of frankford avenue. the two had reportedly gotten into some type of argument which then turned physical. rusling is accused of pulling a handgun and shooting twist twice in the neck. >>> from our new jery news room now take a look at this sketch. state police need your help finding this man. investigators say he robbed a pizza restaurant in old man's salem county. an employee at country store on south railroad of a told police the man pressed an object to their back then took cash from the register on june 28th. anyone with information is asked to call detectives >> all right. going to do weather? not going to do weather? we're going to skip that and come back to it in just a moment. we'll explain why. just some behind the scene stuff going on. air force one has arrived in philadelphia, not the real thing but it sure looks like it. this replica of the president's airplane was brought on a flatbed truck to the pennsylvania convention center today. the fuselage will be on displa

. >> one of the things i'm struck ling with or would like to know specifically is, under oath ms. clinton made these three excelle comments. number one, she's turned overall her work related e-mails, number two telling the committee that her attorneys went through every single e-mail. and finally, problem the one that continues to stick the most, there was and i quote, nothing marked classified on my e-mails, end quote. now, earlier when the chairman questioned you about this, you said something about needing a congressional referral, recommendation. my question is something of this magnitude, why -- can you help me iunderstand why didn't it rie to your investigation or someone bringing that to your knowledge, saying this is a problem, here she is lying under oath specifically about our investigation? >> we out of respect for the legislative branch being a separate branch, we do not commence investigations that focus on activities before congress without congress asking us to get involved. that's a long-standing practice of the department of justice and the fbi. we don't watch on

. >> one of the things i'm struck ling with or would like to know specifically is, under oath ms. clinton made these three excelle comments. number one, she's turned overall her work related e-mails, number two telling the committee that her attorneys went through every single e-mail. and finally, problem the one that continues to stick the most, there was and i quote, nothing marked classified on my e-mails, end quote. now, earlier when the chairman questioned you about this, you said something about needing a congressional referral, recommendation. my question is something of this magnitude, why -- can you help me iunderstand why didn't it rie to your investigation or someone bringing that to your knowledge, saying this is a problem, here she is lying under oath specifically about our investigation? >> we out of respect for the legislative branch being a separate branch, we do not commence investigations that focus on activities before congress without congress asking us to get involved. that's a long-standing practice of the department of justice and the fbi. we don't watch on

proud to highlight towns and cities all over our area making ling special. join meteorologist shiri spear friday morning from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., we'll be broadcasting life from kohl parkway marina, come by, say hello, get your picture taken in the photo booth as well. we'll see you friday in sciate. an or gone man is now facing murder charges in the death of an oregon college student that disappeared sunday. college campus. laura was a part-time public safety area and his wife is a cop in the area. last night, family members held a vigil for sawyer. >> she was bright, smart, fun to be around, a ray of sunshine. >> mark: laura went on a crime spree shooting a man in a motel before carjacking a man at a nearby gas station. officers arrested him yesterday and he is now facing a long list of charges. >> vanessa: we continue to follow breaking news. the city of boston boy drowns at a day camp in south boston. the plan in place now to make sure thousands of other children are safe when they are at city-run camps. also ahead, could a notorious boston mobster

in the next three hours we'll have drizzle around the bay and that will shift to the coast and ling tler:00. let's head down south. sunshine this afternoon, low to mid-70s. los gatos, morgan hill and fill roy, upper 60s. more sunshine brentwood city southward, low to mid-70s for you. along the coast today, those clouds will keep us right around the upper 50s to near 60 degrees and keep downtown san francisco and sausalito in the low to mid-70s. up through the north bay, petaluma, novato, some of the last to see sunshine. my 70s there. we'll get up to 80 in santa rosa, lake port and clover dale low to mid-80s. warmer weather the farther north you go. along the east bay shore, mid to upper 60s. look at the cloud cover lingering into hayward into the afternoon areas. inland, we'll have upper 70s to mid-80s. sound like a broken record, doesn't it? feels kind of refreshing from time to time. all right. let's talk about the game tonight. you're going to have temperatures in the mid to upper 50s, breezy conditions, 20, 25-mile-per-hour winds. clouds on the increase. so dress accordingly. let's

. >>> jim gardner and sarah bloomquist are ling to cleveland with live reports from the rnc on friday. of course the "action news" team will have every angle of the dnc covered here in philadelphia. we'll have full coverage on our web site at 6abc.com. >> septa's new interim schedule is getting put to the test. the agency relied on train cars leased from around the northeast to cut back on overcrowding and delays but today officials say riders could still be feeling the squeeze through the summer. "action news" reporter katherine scott with more. >> reporter: this amtrak train pulled into bryn mawr this morning one of the pieces of equipment septa has on loan. today is the first day of the new interim schedule which comes after septa announced plans to lease equipment from amtrak, new jersey transit and maryland area regional commuter train service. >> i would hope that that would help cut down on the overcrowding and maybe make it so they're not so delayed. >> just hoping that it comes on time. >> reporter: the lease of the vehicles along the paoli thorndale and trenton lines includi

with us today for the hour, jim lebenthal, stephanie ling, josh brown anden pete emergennajaria. there are high levels of catch on the sidelines, bond yields as record lows and global uncertainly. more warning signs, or buy signals? >> the buy signal already took place before the new high, which was the bread thrust. we talked about that here. a huge broadening out of stocks that were working. i think people still have the narrative it's really only the dividend stocks and the quote/unquote low volatility names that led, but that's now a stale narrative. it's changed. look at this week's the xlk, s&p 500 tech names up 1.65% leading the market. no other sector is up more than 1%. when you take a look at s&p high beta as a ratio shart versus s&p low beta, that's now on the verge of breaking out. meaning, value managers are putting money to work in the sectors that couldn't get arrested in the first six months of the year. this is a new development. and if you do get leadership from cyclical stocks selling at 11, 12, 13 times earnings in a market selling at 16, 17, that's a new ball

we're ling to break.g a live look across d.c..c region.gion 5:11 is your time and it is still 74 degrees.still 74 we're back after this. >> ♪ >> this morning donald trump preparing for his big moment later tonight. he's going to take centere ce stage as the official gop nominee.noe. trump will make his case to cas the country.ntry. ted cruz is one of the critics.ics. he spoke at the rnc yesterdayesd but was booed when he wrappedpe up his speech without endorsing the donald. don >> ♪ >> all right. 5:14 is our time right now.ig n live look outside, 74 degrees. it's not so hot and humid and clearly not anything like what we're going to experience thisec weekend. >> no, no, no.o, no, enjoy it while it lasts.sts. that's kind of the key forfey today as you head on the this morning. melanie alnwick needed a light t jacket yesterday and some ofe of our neighborhoods maybe need nee it again this morning. mor not so much here in d.c. 72 degrees.eg that's not a bad start at all. a again, just like holly just saying