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gather in this space, that would be quakers that you've heard of from history, such as susan b anthony, william penn, lucretia mott -- they would mean buildings similar to this. they would sit in silence for one hour. if anybody in the group, congregation felt the desire to stand up and share a message, if they felt moved to speak, they can rise from in silence -- and share what they had to share. the question we get often, what was -- what with the quakers have said during worship? we like to throw it back to history. it's easier to say -- susan b anthony, when she had a message, it's probably related to women's rights and suffrage, because that she was fighting for the most, that was on her mind rapprochement -- she spoke out a lot. we have records of some of the sermons and talks she was giving during worship. they relate to abolition, urging of the quakers to feel the same way she did about -- today, it can vary. about holiday, adults and children are treated with the polity as well. i've been to a few meetings were children will stand up and give messages. it can be really moving to hear w

meeting was hosted last weekend by pennsylvania state senator anthony williams of folcroft.ull hour scheduled open hour discussion ended after an hour and a half. >>> press of atlantic city ac will hoe a grand reopening for new section of the boardwalk from rhode island to oriental avenue. atlantic city mayor don guardian will hold a ribbon cutting at 11:00 a.m. at vermont avenue. work began a year ago and included demolishing and reconstructing the boardwalk. >> that is a look at newspaper headlines around the delaware valley. >>> up next, lebron james comes up big in game three of the nba finals but was it enough for calves to get their first win of the series in sports is up next. plus this. >> ♪ >> are. >> you know me i love my country music we have more performances and results from last night's 16th annual cmt music award. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ the day's looking new and bright, ♪ ♪ and you're gonna start it right, ♪ ♪ the best part of wakin' up is folgers ♪ ♪ in your cup. >>> welcome back to cbs-3 "eyewitness news" checking sports golden state warriors just keep o

gather in this space, that would be quakers that you've heard of from history, such as susan b anthony, william penn, lucretia mott -- they would mean -- meet in buildings similar to this. they would sit in silence for one hour. if anybody in the group, congregation felt the desire to stand up and share a message, if they felt moved to speak, they could rise from the silence and share what they had to share. a question we get often is, what would the quakers have said during worship? we like to throw it back to history because it is easier at a site like this to say when susan b. anthony had a message, it was probably related to women's rights and suffrage because that is what she was fighting for and on her mind. lucretia's sermons relate to abolition and freeing slaves. today, it can vary. adults and children are treated with equality as well. i have been to meetings where children will stand up and give messages. it can be really moving to hear what they have to say about their experiences. in 1814, we know that there were 600 adult members of the meeting that worshiped here. we can tell by

here is a live look right now at philadelphia city hall where state senator anthony williams is holdinghe hearing to gather testimony about the city's tax on sugary drinks. williams opposing the tax. this is drawing a lot of protest on either side. just listen in. a lot of noise makers inside city hall. >>> protesters have gathered. they are expected to talk about how the beverage tax is hurting them. revenues go in part to fund pre-k programs and community schools across philadelphia. the major will encourage anyone who benefitted from this tax to come and show their support. >>> this morning we are taking a closer look at the health care bill written by senate republicans. it would replace president obama it includes med kate reductions and defunds planned parenthood and eliminates mandates to purchase insurance and offering tax credits to help people afford their insurance while cutting taxes for the wealthy. mitch mcconnel says they must act fast because insurance companies are quickly pulling out. a group of demonstrators are peling a different story. they are opposing the senate b

in thisould gather space, like quakers throughout history like susan b anthony, william penn, lucretia mott they would meet in building's similar to this and sit in silence for if anybody in the group, one hour. congregation felt the desire to stand up and share a message, if they felt moved to speak, they could rise in the silence and share what they had to share. question we get often -- a question we get often is what would quakers have to say during worship? we like to throw it back to history. it is easier to say it like this. susan b anthony, when she had a message, it's probably related to women's rights and suffrage, because that she was fighting for the most, that was on her mind. lucretia mott she spoke out a , lot. we have records of some of the sermons and talks she was giving during worship. they relate to abolition, urging other quakers to feel the same way she did about freeing slaves. today, it varies. , adults i said earlier and children are treated with quality as well. i have been to a few meetings where children will stand up and give messages, and it can be really

and senators anthony williams and scott wagner, who are the respective chairs of the senate local governmentmittee, are planning on bringing a hearing to philadelphia to give grocery-store owners, bodegas, and convenience-store owners an opportunity to express the effects of the soda tax on their business, which has been pronounced. and the possibility of a senate legislative initiative to reclaim the right to the state to control the soda tax is a possibility now. but one thing offsetting that -- i mentioned this to george before the program -- is the city is now collecting so much more in real-estate taxes because of actual value initiative, and particularly on center city commercial properties, the city's doing financially better as a result of both of these things, and if they were to lose one, there are resources there to kind of close that gap. >> i think it's important, too -- i mean, i've been at this, in the public life in philadelphia, for a very long time. we're always celebrating intent... [ laughter ] ...as opposed to measuring outcomes, and so i don't think any of us knows what

we are just hours away from the public hearing at city hall on philadelphia's state senator anthony williams requested it, williams supports the program to tax fund but concerned about the impact it has on employment and low income residents. city controller alan butkovitz another opponent is expect to testify. a spokesperson for mayor kenney dismissed it hearing as public of the public relations effort to attack the tax. hearing gets underway at 11:00 l there been. >>> republicans are making what could be a final push in the senate for an obama carry placement and vote could be just days away. philadelphians say this new plan has them war that i had they could lose medical coverage, they have been rallying throughout the night and our jenny joyce business them outside senator pat toomey's office in olde city, jenny? >> reporter: yes, good morning , thomas. senator pat toomey issued a statement on the health care bill saying quote i welcomed all feedback from my fellow pennsylvanians in the coming days so pat toomey here's a little feedback from outside your office here in olde city. overnig

if reejected she would be the first two-term mayor in nation's capital since anthony williams. >>> nexte at 10:30 amazon trng shop for clothes. >> we'll breakdown new amazon wardrobe program an how it works coming up next >> median sales price for home nearly 253 thouts and that's not scare ago way house hunters because home sales rising for the month. while folks shelling out more for a house. they're saving some money at the pump. gas prices are falling near a nickel in the past week to average of $2.28. the big reason for the drop oil prices suffering largest plunge to first half of year since 1997. >> and something else mrun ming. shares ever department stores getting kloberd on news that amazon is planning to bring the dressing room to the shopper's home. customers will get their clothes delivered to try on with the option to return any items that they really don't want. meanwhile, who says somethi because according to a any ap poll the number one thing americans wanted to do on vacation is? nothing. that's business. i'm neal >> a major overhaul within the company. sexual harassmen

a wild scene in an indiana courthouse after the judge issued a warrant for anthony williams and williamsut of the courtroom. the judge chasing him while still wearing his black robe, but an officer caught up with williams using a taser to and that chase. closing arguments and$e baby doe murder trial in boston. michael mccarthy stands accused of killing his girlfriends daughter. he dumped the body and boston harbor. attorneys say mccarthy's girlfriend is really to blame. she pointed the finger at mccarthy to cover up her own role and her daughters killing. >> julie: right now, belgium on edge and beefing up security after a failed terror attack at a train station. this was a scary scene where a man tried to blow up a nail bomb shouting a la akbar before he was killed by a soldier. >> he grabbed his suitcase. fortunately, nobody was hurt. his suitcase immediately caught fire. the man left his luggage burning and left in pursuit of a station officer. meanwhile, the bag exploded a second time. this bag contained nails and small-cap bottles. the man then returned and to the arresting soldier

state senator anthony williams requested that hearing. lliams says he supports the program, the tax would fund but he is concerned about the impact levee has on employment to low income residents. city controller alan butkovitz an opponent of the tax, is expected to testify. spokeswoman for mayor kenney dismissed it as part of the pun relations effort to attack the tax. the hearing gets underway at 11:00. of course, we will be there. >>> with the first pick in the 2017 nba draft the philadelphia sixers select markelle fultz from the university of washington. >> we cannot hear it enough this will be a good one, sixers, they get their man, as expect the team selected markelle fultz with the number one draft pick and fans are feeling good about this one. sabina kuriakose in upper darby with more this morning, sabina. >> reporter: feeling so good, thomas, all right. so much buzz last night but it continues into this morning. folks out here at 69th street station they had to be up just like we did but they made sure that they watched the draft

pennsylvania state senator anthony williams toured a manufacturing facility that says it's losing money because of the tax. >>> pretend police officer where investigators say one man was impersonate tlaug an jasonatingg you inside. what new videoage reveals about the pulse nightclub shooting. >>> officers search for a man bea beating and how a hospital worker saved the victim's life. >>> what is your teen doing behind the wheel? the top teen driving dangers that you need know. donald tmeet phil murphy,by former goldman sachs bankers. another wall street banker running for governor, whose firm helped trigger the financial meltdown that put millions out of work and out of their homes. murphy's trying to buy the election, paying off new jersey bosses. my name's john wisniewski, and i'm running for governor of new jersey. john wisniewski, the son of a millwright, who uncovered the bridgegate scandal and exposed chris christie's corruption. the choice -- insider wall street politics or main street, new jersey, values. >>> we're entering what aaa calls the 100 deadliest days. time between mem

that would be quakers you have heard him from history such as susan b anthony and william penn. they would meet in buildings similar to this. they would sit in silence for an hour. if anybody in the group or the congregation felt the desire to stand up and share a message, moved to speak, they could rise from the silence and share what they had to share. a question we get often is, what what they have to say during worship? we liked a throw back to history because it's easier. susan b anthony, when she had a message, it was probably related to women's rights and suffrage. that is what she was fighting for and what was on her mind. lucretia mott, we have records of some of her sermons and talked she was getting during worship. it was related to abolition and quakers do feel the way she did about freeing the slaves. sometimes you may hear quakers referred to as friends, with a capital f. that is the formal name of their religious society of friends. the religious society of friends formed in england in the 16 50's by a number of people, by prominently george foxe was his name. the

. >> anthony: general william westmoreland, who commanded u.s.the orient." it was an extraordinary grotesque and wrongheaded observation from a guy who, if nothing else, was expected to understand his enemy on the battlefield. he could not, it turned out, do even that. maybe, i hope, we are a little bit smarter now. ♪ [ horns honking ] ♪ [ horns honking ] ♪ [ horns honking ] [ woman singing ] ♪ >> anthony: what are our expectations? which of the things we desire

it was 28-22, so to talk more about the vote, joined by state senator anthony williams.om giordano from wpht12:10 a.m. thank you both for joining thus morning. >> thanks for having us. >> state senator, i want to start with you. what was your reaction to the fact this this passed yesterday? >> consistent with the pattern in pennsylvania, unfortunatel unfortunately, retirement teachers, other educators have not asked for this bill, nonetheless idol gentlemen driving the policies? harrisburg. >> were you surprised then? >> no, i wasn't suprised at all. >> your reaction? >> i respect the senator greatly, but i think freedom issue, fan school district want to do it, they can do it, philadelphia will never do it, some of the rural district might do it, what in the world is wrong with freedom making a choice? >> we keep talking about these rural district, support remembers saying, the reason why we to would be good for the rural areas, because whether it comes to police response times, and that way there could have a quicker response in case there are a situation. >> i would s

gather in this space, and that would be quakers you have heard of from history such as susan b anthony and william penn, they would meet in buildings similar to this and sit in silence for an hour. if anybody in the group or the congregation felt the desire to stand up and share a message, if they were moved to speak, they could rise from in the silence and share what they had to share. a question we get often is what was the quakers have said during worship? we like to throw it back to history. say susan b anthony, which he had a message, it probably related to women's suffrage, because that was on her mind. lucretia muska spoke out a lot, we have records of some of her sermons and talks she gave and they relate to abolition and urging other quakers to feel the same way she did about freeing slaves. sometimes you will hear of quakers referred to as friends, f.h tha capital that is because of the religious society of friends founded in england by a number of people, but mostly george fox. they did not agree with the english church and all of the stuff we talked about today, about simplicity and pl

senator anthony hardy williams , brandon brooks from the eagles, i think we are showing their pictures had. and yannick with the kimmel center. >> orchestra and molly sullivan from the sixers we have a great group. >> and john fried, the president of the drexel. i don't know how i got on that list but thank you for thinking of me. we have all pick our best places for this summer. when you pick it up, you can see places i like to go. i like to be outside, so amazing on thee coast in the summertime. >> i loved that you shared your behind the scenes secrets here at fox 29 which was fun for me to read. >> thank you so much. so this will be out all july. >> yes. >> july, august and big party at end of the july also. >> always a big one. keep me updated on. that we love it. thank you so much this looks good avocados and broccoli. >> that looks surprisingly good. those are my favorite pictures of you ever, alex. you look so beautiful, natural >> did you eat that ice cream cone or no because that was a large ice cream cone. >> it was, franklin fountain at spruce street harbor park and yes, i d

anthony mason. thanks for watching. >>> tonight, pregnant serena williams bares all behind the scenes of her new photoother pro athlete slamming her today? >>> plus, katy perry's new video with taylor's ex, calvin harris, as swift comes out of hiding with an odd message. >> i got an idea. >>> then mila kunis gives "e.t." an exclusive new look at the "bad moms" sequel. >>> plus will ferrell on his unique parenting style. >> hey! watch it! >>> then, eminem doesn't look like this anymore. we'll show you the new picture that is driving the internet wild. >>> and "spider-man" swinging for coffee in a viral video. how they pulled off the prank. >> cappuccino. >> i have a grande cold brew for spider-man.

about 14,000 files, files that were allegedly and surreptitiously downloaded by anthony levandowski from waymo. judge william said levandowski had to turn over those files. uber told its employee levandowski he had to turn over the files and he declined to comply, perhaps because something about them was incriminating. so you know, it is interesting, it turns what has really been a two-party case into almost a three party case right now. we now have waymo versus uber and anthony levandowski now off on his own. emily: how does this impact the case? does this hurt uber's case or help waymo's case? brad: it's hard to say. they are waiting for whether or not this will set the criteria the judge has set up for the injunction. the judge could say, uber, you fired levandowski. we don't have any evidence. he said previously that waymo's case was strong, but he said there was no "smoking gun." so it seems like uber's lawyers probably know what they are doing. this might be good for them, but right now it is really unclear. emily: and is there any chance levandowski could be personally prosecuted here? mark: i do thin

holly williams has more on this. holly? >> reporter: anthony, the u.s. coalition says a syrian regime su22 fighter jet dropped bombs close to u.s.-backed forces on the ground southwest of raqqa. knew, those forces are fighting against isis. they're supportedded by u.s. troops, and the bombs were so close that the u.s. sent an f-18 to shoot down the syrian jet, the first time that's happened during the syrian civil war. now, russia, which backs the syrian regime, has retaliated by saying that it will now track all u.s. coalition aircraft as targets. russia also says that it is shutting down cooperation to prevent midair collisions, so general dunford, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, said today the two countries are still communicating and he warned against hyperbole. as isis loses ground in syria, pro-regime forces and u.s.-backed forces are bumping up against each other, increasing the danger of a miscalculation with the worst-case scenario being the u.s. and russia drawn enter a direct conflict. >> mason: holly williams in istanbul, thanks. t

. >> anthony bell returns to close management. and williamry goes to work. >> i didn't come into prison with a staff canteen job. i worked my way right on through the ranks. you know, oprah didn't start on "the oprah winfrey show." >> then gets a visit from the son he has only recently come to know. >> hey. >>> the close management unit at the santa rosa correctional institution houses inmates from across the state of florida who have proven difficult to manage. anthony bell has been here for the past year. >> it's home for the next 20-something years. >> he was recently placed under observation after correctional officers discovered he had tied a bed sheet around his neck. >> everything is the same, day in and day out. >> now he is back in his cell and says thoughts of his late mother led to his actions. >> this is all i got right here. this is all i got. that day, i was just going, i was going through the emotions that day, you know what i'm saying? i was really down. i was depressed. it's just like i had a voice in my head. like go on and

holly williams has the more on this. holly. >> reporter: anthony, the u.s. coalition says a syrian regime, su-22 fighter jet dropped bombs close to u.s. backed forces on the ground southwest of raqqa. now those forces are fighting against isis, they're supported by u.s. troops, and the bombs were so close that the u.s. sent an f-18 to shoot down the syrian jet. the first time that happened during the syrian civil war. now, russia which backs the syrian regime has retaliated by saying that it will now track all u.s. coalition aircraft as targets, russia also says that it is shutting down cooperation to prevent midair collisions. though general dunford, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff said today the two countries are still communicating and he warned against hyperbole. as isis loses ground in seige yeah, pro-regime forces and u.s.-backed forces are bumping each other increasing the danger of a miscalculation with the worst case scenario being the u.s. and russia drawn into a direct conflict. >> holly williams in istanbul. thanks. >> the supreme court rul

that's most of the city, anthony, and an estimated 2,500 isis fighters as well as tens of thousands of civilians. >> mason: holly williams with some extraordinary reporting. thanks, holly. the drinking water in wilmington, north carolina, is being tested for a toxic substance called genx used in non-stick products. it turned up in the cape fear river which supplies 260,000 people. jericka duncan is in wilmington. >> reporter: this fayetteville plant, 80 miles upstream from wilmington, is where genx is manufactured by dupont and chemours for nearly four decades. the chem cam has been released into the river for nearly four >> it caught us all off guard. >> reporter: wilmington mayor bill saffo. >> we don't know what this will do to us that have been drinking it for long periods of time. >> reporter: a three-year study by north carolina state university and the e.p.a. out this past fall showed an elevated presence of genx in wilmington's tap water, but the findings weren't publicly disclosed until this month. >> so i ask all of you to keep this going until our water is clean. >> reporter: last week's city council meeting w

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president and the attorney general on constitution issues, one time headed by william rehnquist, chief justice coming and one time anthonyimportant offices. the memorandum in 1973, proceeded to this issue, examining whether criminal proceedings against a sitting president should be barred by the doctrine of separation of powers. but they conclude it is, it is barred by the separation of powers. here is the reason. there is only one person who runs the executive branch, the commander in chief, the president of the united states. it is not like congress where you have 435 members of the house, or the senate where you have 100 members of the senate. or the courts where there is one house and federal judges and so forth. the president is it. one national election, one president, specific duties under article one of the constitution of the united states. and what they have explained, is this, you cannot have a prosecutor who was responsible to nobody digging into the background, charging the president of the united states, debilitating the presidency, making it impossible to constitute -- follow the constitutional responsibil

anthony. an estimated 2500 isis fighters and tens of thousand of civilians. >> holly williams with some extraordinaryeporting. thank you, holly. >> the drinking water in wilmington, north carolina is tested for a toxic substance called genx used in nonstick products. it turned up recently in the cape fear river, which supplies 250,000 people. jericka duncan is in wilmington. >> reporter: this fayetteville plant 80 miles upstreet from wilmington where genx is manufactured by dupont, and company officials revealed the chemical has been released into the river for nearly four decades. >> they caught us off-guard. >> wilmington mayor bill safo. >> we don't know what will this do to us drinking it for long period of time. three year study by north carolina state university and the epa out this past fall, showed an elevated presence of genx in wilmington's tap water. but the findings weren't publicly disclosed until this month. >> so i ask all of you to keep this going until our walter is clean! >> reporter: last week city council meeting was standing room only. why has this been allowed to go on for so lo

the backs, the interesting selection, elliot daly, ian williams and anthony watson select that. warren gatland suggesting he would try to attack and look to score tries against the world champions. that will please those who will be excited to see him adopting the strategy. let's hear from excited to see him adopting the strategy. let's hearfrom him. excited to see him adopting the strategy. let's hear from him. you see we picked the team on form and layers that are probably, be a lot of differences from the start of the tour to now in terms of what people speculated the side would be and i think the messages we have tried to deliver our consistent from us, now that 23 have been selected, we are pretty excited. england's cricketers showing some form yesterday, how was that different to the champions trophy display? england against south africa, both sides struggling a little bit in the recent champions trophy but england, i think, delighted to get off to a winning start in the t 20s, jonny bairstow scoring 60 not out, duty impressive, england winning by nine wickets, restricting

going to happen with president trump's controversial travel ban and will justice anthony kennedy retire? nbc pete williams is there. >> reporter: this year the suspense doesn't involve those rulings, it's all about the travel ban and whether justice kennedy president trump is asking the supreme court to take up his appeal of two lower court rulings that have blocked the administration from carrying out his plan to stop issuing visas for 90 days for travel to the u.s. from six muslim countries. the white house says it's a matter of national security. a 90-day pause to assess the reliability of the visa background information in those countries associated with terrorism. lower courts says it's religious discrimination citing candidate trump's own words. >> we're calling for a total and complete shut down of muslims entering the united states. >> the justice department wants a hold on those lower court rulings so the government can start enforcing the travel ban while it's on appeal. and the court's last day comes with speculation about a retirement. this year some friends of justice anthony kennedy say he's

nbc's pete williams and kristen welker as well as ned price and lieutenant colonel anthony shaffer. you two stick around. when we come back two days away from showtime, former fbi director james comey's testimony on the hill. now with news there will be no restrictions on what he says. i don't know, maybe they should make this thing pay per view. what he says and how concerned should the white house be and maybe the gop. first, you knew i was going to share late night, stephen colbert able to find a sea expert who has supported president trump's decision to pull out of paris climate accord. >> you may not believe this but when there was trouble people seldom said, hey, call the guy who can talk to shrimp. but thanks to trump, pulling out of the paris climate accord, all that's changed. who are you going to turn to for help when you're treading water in midtown manhattan. the thing? he'll sink like the rock is. who cares we'll all be drowning. ready or not, here i come. ♪ anyone can dream. making it a reality is the hard part. northrop grumman command and control systems always let y

anthony kennedy retire? nbc's justice correspondent, pete williams, is there. pete, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. the usual trdrama on the last d when the remaining decisions are announced. this year, it doesn't involve the rulings, it's all about the travel ban and whether justice kennedy is staying. two lower court rulings have blocked the administration from carrying out president trump's plan to issue visas for 90 days from 6 muslim countries. it's a matter of national security, says the white house. a 90-day pause to look at the visa background in those countries associated with terrorism. lower courts cited candidate trump's own words. >> donald j. trump is calling for a shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> reporter: the justice department wans a hold on the rulings so the government can enforce the travel ban while it's an appeal. and the court's last day comes with speculation about a retirement. this year, friends of justice anthony kennedy says he has been thinking about it. he turns 81 in a month after 29 years on the

entirely, but, anthony, raqqa was used as an operations base to launch terror attacks on the west, and the u.s. hopes by retaking the city it will prevent future attacks. >> mason: holly williams near raqqa. thank you, holly. a viral video on facebook shows a jacksonville, florida, police officer threatening to haul a young black man to jail after stopping him for jaywalking. did the low-level infraction warrant a high-intensity arcounter? here's mireya villarreal. >> reporter: moments after being stopped for allegedly jaywalking by jacksonville sheriffs deputy jack bolen, 21-year-old devonte shipman started to record the incident. >> reporter: the interaction happened a week ago, and shipman believes this is about more than just a jaywalking citation. >> reporter: but in florida jaywalking is a crime that could mean a citation and fine, not jail time. >> reporter: according to florida law, only motorists are required to have i.d.s on them, not pedestrians. the jacksonville sheriff's department says they are aware of the video and are conducting an administrative review. anthony, shipman was issued two citations totaling $198 in fines. >> mason: mireya, thanks. and coming up o

entirely, but, anthony, raqqa was used as an operations base to launch terror attacks on the west, and the u.s. hopes by retaking the city it will prevent future attacks. >> mason: holly williams near raqqa. thank you, holly. a viral video on facebook shows a jacksonville, florida, police officer threatening to haul a young black man to jail after stopping him for jaywalking. did the low-level infraction warrant a high-intensity encounter? here's mireya villarreal. >> take you camera, and point it across there at the red hand. that is a crosswalk. >> reporter: moments after being stopped for allegedly jaywalking by jacksonville sheriffs deputy jack boland, 21-year-old davante shipman started to record the incident. >> watch my car. i'm about to put you in jail? >> for what? >> disobeying a direct order. >> that's not resisting, officer. >> reporter: the interaction happened a week ago, and according to the sheriff's department, deputy boland was working a special program in a high-traffic area prone the crashes involving pedestrians. shipman believes this is about more than just a jaywalking citation. >> i was just stopped for being black and walking. that's how i feel. racial

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