news has to be real or fake, news or not news. what is news these days? i always, as an editor of a site that tries to do hard news, i find it something i did not know. something that is new to me, literally, novel. >> i think the question is good. the news has to go to a basic truth. it is hard work to figure out whether something is true. you read it, it looks plausible, but how do you know if it is true? the theory of the press is that it was independent and had standards and could ferret out -- was there a flood in miami or was there not? >> but then there is news, and there is the media. the medium is more what the question was. what delivery mechanisms, what organizations that are delivering the news we consider the media? i do not have an answer to that. i think anyone with a snapchat account or what have you can be reporting news. does that make them the media? i think it is an issue of shorthanded terminology. you will have different definitions from different people. mr. rushdie: i think we have to work very hard in the next period of time to ge

news. we will hear from the author and the daily beast white house reporter. the ethics center hosted this event at the new york city public library. good evening, everybody. i am the executive director of the ethics center and in partnership with the carnegie council for the ethics and international relations in the globalization of international affairs program and advanced searches the network australian circuit around the world i would like to welcome you here this evening for what is a very hot topic i think it isn't just the speakers it must be almost 24 hours since i've arrived and see how big an issue but as i mentioned is a vicious thing we are having the conversation on the first of april because of course it is april fools day and the significance of that for me whether it is literature at the job othe jobof the fools alwaysk truth to power. it's to speak truth to power that can reside in the ideas and assumptions and things that can hold us in its way so w place we going to talk

new this morning... a record number of travelers are expected to head out of town for the 4th of july holiday weekend. triple-a expects more than 44 million americans will travel 50 miles or more. that's up more than a million travelers from last year. more than a million d-c area residents are expected to leave home. about 81-thousand people will fly. and nearly 968-thousand local travelers will hit the road. and good news for those of you hitting the road. you're about to see record-low gas prices! one tracker is projecting a nationwide average of 2-21 a gallon. that's the lowest price for the holiday since 2005. it's also the first time in 17 years that gas prices will be lower on the fourth of july than they were on new year's day. time now for weather - beautiful today! - 90s tomorrow through next week - hot & humid this weekend through the 4th of july today: mostly sunny. low humidity. very nice! highs: 79-84 winds: nw to sw 5-10 mph tonight: mainly clear and comfortable. lows: 58-66 winds: s 5 mph

"nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening to our viewers in the west. nice to have with you us this evening. big announcement today that many air travelers have been bracing for over whether we will still be able to bring our electronic gadgets on board airplanes. the department of homeland security saying it is going to forgo the ban on expanding bringing laptops and other common electronics on board flights to the u.s., but while you can keep your computer with you, the trade-off might be more time spent at the airport because of a whole new layer of screening before we board a plane as security officials try to stay ahead of potential new terror methods. nbc's tom costello has details. >> reporter: the new security steps being phased in this summer will affect 2,000 flights every day coming from 105 countries. every flight to the u.s. from abroad. the new procedures could include more thorough carry-on bag checks, more bomb-sniffing dogs, more swabbing for explosives and eventually n

"nightly news" begins right now. >> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc news "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. we're glad you're with us on this thursday night. the cat is out of the bag tonight on the senate republican plan to overhaul obamacare. the veil finally lifted today on the draft of a healthcare bill written in secret and now being seen by most members of the senate for first time, just a week before the likely vote. democrats predictably are unhappy saying it will put millions at risk who depend on coverage, but its dissent among a handful of republicans that threaten to doom the passage of the plan. casey hunt on how it might affect you and the battle lines forming tonight. >> reporter: wheelchair bound protesters. >> save medicaid. >> reporter: 43 arrested and dragged from a senate office building. >> i worked all my life with my disability but i'm not rich enough to keep my daughter alive without medicaid. >> reporter: all happening just as the draft of the gop plan to repeal and replace obamacare was finally made public this morning. the

>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. it's nice to have you with us on this friday. maybe you've seen this movie before. a republican majority still finding it hard to get the votes for a signature issue to repeal and replace obamacare. much like what their counterparts in the house of representatives face during their first try back in march senate republicans tonight find themselves short of the votes needed to pass a draft healthcare plan that they uncloaked yesterday after weeks of secrecy. in classic washington style, battle lines are drawn, but the ones of most immediate concern to republicans are those within their own ranks with just a week until the vote deadline. our kasie hunt has late details. >> healthcare is a human right. all day, all night. >> reporter: reic today. >> senator toomey, do the right thing. show up and give us healthcare. >> reporter: with the senate republican healthcare plan finally released, democrats trying to keep up the pressure. >> this is not trying to be overly dramatic. thou

live in ocean city tonight is "action news" new jersey correspondent nora muchanic.ora, happy holiday. this is such an important weekend for everybody at the jersey shore. >> reporter: it is indeed, jim, and happy holiday to you. we're outside curly fries right now across the music pier on the boardwalk. they say this is a gigantic weekend for them. the owner tells me brings in -- trucks in a thousand pounds of potatoes and has extra supplies on hand for hungry visitors over the next several days. jim, tons of people are arriving at the shore tonight and others are saying goodbye. >> it's been great. we did parasailing, we did some fishing, the boardwalk, a lot of swimming, a lot of beach. >> reporter: it's been a great week at the beach for the gruber family of warrington setting up on the beach in ocean city for the last day of their vacation. the sun has been out all day but some folks are bundling up on the beach. >> it's so that windy so cold. i can't believe my daughter is in the ocean. every time she come out it's like it's freezing. i said you're nuts. >> i j

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. ♪ >> "action news," delaware valley's leading new news progr, with jim gardner. >> it is monday nightthe big story on "action news" tonight is developing news on the effort to repeal and replace obama care. the nonpartisan congressional budget office says the current senate republican healthcare plan would lead 22,000,000 americans uninsured 2026 than under the current affordable healthcare act. that prompted susan collins of maine to say almost immediately she would vote against a motion wednesday to begin debate on the bill. five senators, have already said they wouldn't support the bill in its current form. if only three republicans vote against the bill, it will fail. annie mccormick is live in our satellite center. you have been getting reaction to the healthcare bill and cbo score. >> that's right. we spoke to public health and got reaction from local centers. >> the kline school of law and dorn side public health. >> to teach this, it's a way of showing where you stand i deal logically. do you think it's more important to get the government out of things than worry about how ma

more news right after this.with us. >> ♪ >> hello again. here's what's happening on "action news" friday night. it's day five of jury deliberations in the bill cosby trial. jurors asked several questions today and heard andrea constand's testimony again but still no verdict. a live report from the montgomery county courthouse coming up. >>> also president trump announces he's unraveling president obama's policies on cuba reinstituting travel restrictions and shutting down business deals. we've got more on that. >>> and a stunning announcement. amazon says it plans to buy grocery train whole foods. we'll have details of this multibillion dollar deal. >> now the details. jurors continue to deliberate in the bill cosby case, the deliberations are nearly in their 50th hour. it is another day of watching and waiting as emotions run high. jurors asked 10 more questions today raising hopes that they are close to a decision but at this late hour on a friday evening they are still hard at work. "action news" reporter gra

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it needs new wiring and some new pipes. and an interior face list >>> an iconic symbol of american independence and today looking extra sharp. take a look at this video. that's the liberty bell getting a new wax coating. every few years or so, the wax coating has to be redone to protect the metal. it can stay looking spiffy. >> and we have some weather there? >> it's been so nice. of today a beautiful day last several days, mother nature, thank you. yes, temperatures running below average again tomorrow, if you liked today, you're going to like wednesday as well. 80 high temperature running about six degrees below average. and was a pleasant start to the day at 61 degrees. we did start off the day very early this morning, with a round of rain and thunderstorms. we did pick up about four tinges on an of an inch of rainfall, beverly new jersey three tinges, pennsylvania quarter of an itch from morning thunderstorms before 6:00. maybe you didn't hear them rolled on through. but stormscan 3 showing us we had isolated storms dev

good news about the weekend? >> good news is after tomorrow, i think smooth sailing. look at that quickly. here's what is going on. start on sunday, past the severe storms and looking at temperatures around 90 degrees. i think going to be bright sunshine. might be most delightful of all the days. hottest might end up being today. isolated shower but on monday looking at possibility of scattered showers in the afternoon and a little bit more cloud cover. nonetheless still very warm. 90, 91 degrees. look what happens tuesday. wake up tuesday morning, i don't think that we will see any shower activity across delaware and south jersey but possibility of isolated shower there. and whole thing clears out. even the clouds. 9:00, i don't think we're going to see overcast you see here with the clouds. i think just a high thin haze out there. call it sun with a little bit of cloud cover. that is a huge improvement over where we were a couple of days ago talking about rain on the fourth of july. saturday temperatures, upper 80s. 88 in philadelphia, 84 in lehigh valley and 79 o

mireya villarreal, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," new rules mean longer works. ahead, why this 24-hour shift puts some in danger and why some doctors prefer the longer hours. >> plus congressman john lewis reports on being on the front lines of the civil rights movement in his "note to self." >>> and we speak with chinese artist and activist ai weiwei about his art and pushing back against the chinese government. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> time to rise and shine! as we take a live look this morning at the bay bridge, a lot of fog out there to start the morning. it is thursday, june 29. good morning, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm anne makovec in for michelle griego.

nightly news begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with kate snow. >>> good evening. it will be the talk of capitol hill this week the republican effort to finally make good on a promise to repeal and replace obamacare. senate lead verse said they want to vote by the end this week, but with opposition from at least five republican senators, it's unclear if the white house will get the win president trump is looking for. kelly o'donnell has been following all the latest developments. > >> reporter: the president's prediction. >> i want to see a kbil with heart. health care is a complicated subject. >> reporter: and his diagnosis of the acute political challenges around the senate republican health care bill. >> you move it this way and this group doesn't like it. you move it label the over -- you have a and, honestly, nobody can be totally happy. >> reporter: the dissatisfaction is palpable as several reluctant republican senators want to pump the brakes. >> after i hard time believing wisconsin constituents or myself will have enough time

>>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> a bucks county football coach stands accused of sexual assault. shannon sean is arrested. "action news's" sara bloomquist is live now at bensalem police you have the disturbing details today. >> reporter: that is right, 47-year-old shannon westmoreland-was picked up by police at the weston mall where we are told he has a job. he is held at the bensalem police department and at any moment we expect he will be walked across this parking lot where he will be arraigned. that should happen any second now and authorities allege he sexually assaulted three juveniles between the 4 and 18 years old between 2005 and 2011. >> 47-year-old shannon west moreland who also goes by sean, is charged by rape and rape of a child and other crimes. >> we charged him with sexually assaulting three juveniles, one occurred in 2005 when sean was a

. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> a good morning to you all. we kick things off with an important day at the supreme court. >> yeah, this is the final day of the session before the justices go on a break until october. so get this. we're expecting a ruling on the trump administration's proposed travel ban. >>> we're also keeping an eye on the longest-serving member of the court. will this be anthony kennedy's last day? richard cantu has more. >> reporter: president trump has a lot riding on what happens as the supreme court wraps up its term. the justices are expected to issue a decision this week on whether to allow the administration to enforce a 90-day ban on visitors from six mostly muslim countries. >> this is racist from the president. >> reporter: the travel ban generated protesting. >> the supreme court could lift the lower court orders and let the travel ban go into effect or leave it in effect, not take the case at all. and that's essentially the death of the travel ban. >> reporter: or it could decide on a third option and shelf the

is the new snack.wnton abby, game of thrones, orange is the new black, sesame street parody treatment. the arrival of piper snackman who introduces her students to healthy eating habits. often smuggling oranges in her lunch box. >> what's your name? >> mm, this is delicious. >> uh-huh. >> jcy i love this snack. for that you get time out in the shoe. >> the shoe? >> but why? >> because you didn't tell me about oranges before the i could have been eating them for years. >> but i just met you. >> the sesame street parody days ahead of the premiere of season five of orange is the new black. >> orange is the new snack. orange. jerry seinfeld snubs keisha. >> two ran into each other on red carpet. fethld. walked up and asked if she could give him a hug. didn't go so well. check it out. >> hard to sleep when you are tired. >> i love you so much. >> thanks. >> can i give you a hug. >> no thanks. >> please. >> no thanks. >> please. >> no thanks. >> oh. >> keisha. >> okay. wish her the best. >> he had no clue.o

breaking news.ridge. after a van drives through a group of people. and police respond to other reports of attacks in the area. >> and good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. we are just learning that tonight's violence in london has officially been declared a terrorist incident. in addition to the hit-and-run with a van, there were multiple stabbings nearby. wendy gillette has more on the breaking story. >> reporter: emergency crews and armed police rushed to investigate an incident on london bridge saturday. witnesses say a white van jumped a curb and mowed down pedestrians. a triage area was set up nearby, to treat the injured. witnesses say they also heard gunfire. >> two of them. right there. >> reporter: in a video posted on twitter, police were heard telling patrons in a nearby bar to get down. and another video showed police evacuating london bridge station. police also used a double decker bus to block access to the popular british landmark. the incident comes more than tw

eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. the >>> a ten comm outside the arkansas state capital was destroyed less than 24 hours after it was installed. it shattered into pieces after a man slammed his vehicle into it. he says the statue violates the separation of church and state. he rammed his vehicle into a similar monument in oklahoma in 2014. >>> and a holocaust memorial was vandalized in bots boston. the glass panel was shattered. it was etched with millions of numbers that represent tattoos of those sent to nazi camps. >>> an angry woman caught up with an alleged purse snatcher. take a look at this video. this happened in asheville, north carolina. that vehicle speeding after a shirtless man, driven by a pregnant woman. she chased down the guy who she says broke into her vehicle and grabbed her purse. both the man and the driver are facing charges. >>> and pictures from mars are raising questions about wh there's actually life on the red planet. >> first, there's this. nasa just released this image taken in march. >> i

"nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. to our viewers in the west, great to have you with us on this wednesday night. after london, paris, brussels, tonight you can add flint, michigan, as the latest target of terror. the fbi is calling the vicious knife attack on a police officer at flint's bishop international airport this morning an act of terror. authorities say his attacker is a canadian man who stabbed the officer in the neck, declaring god is great in arabic and making references to overseas conflicts. the wounded officer is recovering tonight as authorities on both sides of the border urgently try to learn more about the accused attacker. nbc's blake mccoy has late details now from flint. >> second floor inside the terminal. we've got an officer down. >> reporter: urgent calls for help this morning at bishop airport in flint, michigan, after a man stabbed an airport police officer. >> it sounds like a stabbing through the neck. >> reporter: everyone was evacuated from the a

omar villafranca, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >>> from dogs, to cats, now, iowa woman said she new cat was having a baby before she did. last august julie noticed her cat sioux was becoming clinic i. in fact, wouldn't let julie more than 2 feet away from her ever, and the cat always touching her. well, pregnancy test confirm what sauce already new, the vet expected the kay may have been reacting to her hormonal changes. >> it is hard, you're pregnant, warm anyway, then you have this cat always trying to be on you every second of the day, follow you around, i had a heart time sleeping because he would be up in my face all night. >> i'll take that problem any day. i love it when my cat does that. everything got back to normal after baby ivy came home from the hospital. >> david daniels, new superhero movie hitting theatres. >> hi, i'm george, and this is my best friends. >> this old guy is mr. kruk. >> the worse principal in the world. >> ever since you attended this school, you've been responsible for one prank after another. >> and when one prank is one too many? >> i'm going to as

host: how do you define fake news? because that is something that the president tweets a lot about, and designating outlets and publications as fake news. guest: right. let's start with the fact that news by definition is not fake. so i would say, quote, for fake has but the white house totally co-opted that phrase. we have news that's 100% false, created for financial gain. and that's a lot of what we saw the pope endorses president -- the candidate trump during the election, hillary clinton sold guns to isis, those are stories completely made up. and you have misleading stories where there's some element of truth and it's distorted. and then you have just pure, flat-out propaganda. so i think that really forget what is the definition, what it really speaks to is that we as consumers of news need to be very critical in how we approach news that news literacy is the solution and 's going to be take a long time. if you think back to yellow journalism when things were sensational and how we know now when we get to the ch

maggie rulli, abc news, new york. >>> changes will be phased in over time.losive trace detection. then come the dogs, additional screen and so on. so you're looking at about six months for everything. >> when they initially put in the electronics ban it confused many airports and airlines around the world. for example, when we have seen lithium batteries explode on board planes, it's been in the cabin. so somebody's been alert enough to put it out. >> so if it happens underneath. >> in the checked luggage area. >> no one can address it. >> so airlines were alarmed by that policy. it's a very vague policy. >>> also the travel ban is expected to be implemented today. there's that too. >>> of course. moving on to the numerous wildfires burning across the west. a wildfire that has devoured 32 square miles in arizona forcing people from their homes. >> the goodwin fire is burning near prescott near phoenix. some structures have been destroyed. roads are closed and one firefighter has been injured. the governor has declared a state of emergency for the area and he

built for business. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program.ducis rogers meteorologist. cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> it is wednesday night and we are live at the montgomery county courthouse in norristown awaiting a verdict in the bill cosby trial but the big story on "action news" tonight is actually happening in alexandria, virginia. that is where a gunman this morning unloaded on a large group of republican congressmen practicing for a charity baseball game. several people were shot and one of the republican leaders in the congress steve scalise is in critical condition at this hour. walter perez is live in alexandria, virginia, tonight. walter you have the full story. what is the latest there? cell phone video captured the moments when the gun fire erupted this morning. during a charity baseball game pitting the gunman against the congressmen. five people were injured including louisiana congressman steve scalise the majority whip. capital police were there when it happened and returned fire and took down the gunman and the two special

when "eyewitness news" continues.ll eyes are on olay ultimate allurclaire's most wanted.marie eyes show emotion, not your age. olay eyes. ageless. >> well, time now 4:49. time for check on business news. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us live this morning from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. >> market stat dollars week with a slight sell offer watch are investors watching today? >> well the feds start two day policy meeting this morning. most analysts expect that the fed will decide to raise interest rates again. we'll find out when the meeting wraps up tomorrow afternoon. jim, rahel? >> i'll be watching. you know me, i get panic from my 401k to these crazy changes. >> i understood, a food chain is making a change to hire people. what's the latest thon one? >> mcdonald's is hiring 250,000 new employees in the u.s. over the summer. and they're doing it with the help of snap chat. mcdonald's will play ads on the snap chat app. then viewers can swipe up to start the application process. mcdonald's na

stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00.e in online shopping is buying one of the biggest names in organic and high-end foods. amazon has agreed to purchase whole foods for $13.7 billion. so, what does that mean for bay area shoppers? abc7 news reporter eric thomas went to find out. >> reporter: whole foods has more than 460 stores in the u.s., canada and the u.k., with a loyal customer base like this shopper in oakland. >> there's a lot of variety of food and organic stuff. >> reporter: but they haven't been impressed with amazon's prior moves into the online grocery business. >> i think their quality for amazon online delivery is not as great as whole foods. >> reporter: but the multi billion dollar acquisition may change some minds and let's say the new whole foods powered by amazon will give shoppers the quality they're used to with the flexibility of ordering groceries online and picking them up later at their local store or having them delivered. it's something amazon has been trying to do for years. >> the more succes

>>> you can get the latest news any time with the abc7 news app. you can download it for free.enable push alerts to be the first to know about breaking news where you live. >>> thank you for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00. i'm ama daetz. abc7 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> i'm incensed. this is the same exact story that happened eight years ago. >> a swim coach arrested for a child molestation in san jose. parents say he could have been stopped a long time ago. >>> algae chokes a popular bay area lake. >> can't let them drink the water. it's a real dangeros situation. >>> and the big picture on a small fire. the damage is contained, but only after a lot of firefighters jumped in. >> the key with a fire like this is to hit it hard and early, fast. >>> good evening, i'm eric thomas in for dan ashley. >> and ooims kristen sze. south bay parents and possibly police were left in the tark for months about a possible child molester. >> timothy nguyen has been fired for sending explicit text messages to teen members. he was arrested last week. >> abc7 news reporter david louis has new

all right, clinton news network, constantly competing with nbc news to be the most anti-trump news jut outlet in the country is under fire, once again pushing fake news. three employees supposedly resigned last night, after the network had to retract a completely false story about a trump ally, friend of mine, anthly scarmuchi, saying he was colluding with the russians through dealings with a russian investment fund. president trump rightly slammed cnn writing, quote, fake news, cnn is looking at big management changes, now that they got caught falsely pushing their phony russia stories and ratings are down. the president continued, they caught fake news cold, but nbc, cbs, abc, what about the failing "new york times" and "washington post," they're all fake news. cnn is claiming the only reason this hit-piece article was published was because, standard editor yol processes were not followed. cnn may want to review those so-called editorial processes. they've been forced to retract several other fake news stories, in other words lies to the american people, and just the past month alone

the nba with new license plates.ssterred over an outline of washington state the team plays in maryland near washington, d.c. rob: that's a brilliant move there. whoever pulled that one. "fox & friends" starts now. we'll see you later. heather: bye. >> president donald trump saying the supreme court decision to green light his temporary ban on refugees is a clear victory for our national security. >> his number one responsibility as commander-in-chief is to keep the american people safe. that's exactly what this executive order does. >> this is a substantial political victory for the president. >> it was politically a win and vindication for donald trump and for the travel ban. >> the congressional budget office released its healthcare bill. >> hundreds of thousands of people will die if it passes. >> i think the left is out of gas. they basically decide resist, resist, resist. they want government run healthcare that's not working. what are we doing?

"nightly news" begins right now. >>> in nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, it's great to be back with you on this monday. our top story tonight, a cold-blooded act of workplace sells. five workers, four men and one woman, singled out for murder on the job just as the day was starting at an orlando r.v. business. police say the killer was a former co-worker. he, too, is now dead as police try to unravel the depth of the anger that drove him to kill. a category of violence happening in this country with increasing regulator. nbc's kerry sanders has the latest details. >> reporter: deputies say a disgruntled former employee at a small manufacturing warehouse in orlando had one mission this morning -- to kill. >> we have five no-code, no vitals, on scene. >> reporter: according to investigators, 45-year-old army vet john robert newman armed with a knife and a pistol, targeted and murdered his former co-workers before then turning the gun on himself. >> a former employee of this business. he was fired sometime in april of

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♪ ♪ >>> action news delaware valley's leading news program.h meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky and walter perez. ♪ >>> saturday night i'm walter perez we have developing news as firefighters battle flames in several homes in delaware county. we have the story of a local family using their part of the multi-million lottery wins to help others in the community. but the big story is the first of what promises to be several days of summer like heat. stay with the prelude with warmer conditions and sun, over the next few days, we're in for a presummer season heat wave. action news reporter, annie mccormack. melissa >> it was certainly a warm one day, but tolerable across the delaware and lehigh valley, we're coming in at 87 in philadelphia after high today of 88. 86 in lancaster, same in reading, poconos little cooler in at 75. at the coast in cape may coming in at 74 degrees. here is satellite 6 along with action radar. we got spotty showers moving across the poconos with the weak disturbance coming on through. but all in all. most of us

you may have noticed our new set for the first time it's airing on "action news" at noon.took two weeks to tear down the old one and two weeks to change it out and change all the lighting. it will enchance the experience for you at home. while the look has changed, we have not, we're still the same "action news" you have grown to know and trust. >> coming up at noon we're hearing from the juror involved in the bill cosby sex assault trial. what he said about the deliberations before the jury deadlocked. >>> a terrifying experience for airline passengers as the pilot told them to pray as the plane shook violently over the ocean. >>> meteorologist david murphy will have the ex >> massive wildfires continue to burn out of control in the west forcing hundreds of families to evacuate. in utah nearly 1,000 firefighters are battling the largest active wildfire in the country. it's coomed more than 40,000 -- consumed more than 40,000-acres. triple digit heat and bone-dry terrain is helping the infernos. >>> new insight into the deliberations bill cosby sex assault trial. 21-year-o

, news items posted were fake. eric: oh, brother. why blame yourself when you can blame someone else or everyone else for that matter? hillary clinton busy this week pointing the finger at fake news on sites like facebook for her huge election loss. mercedes, let me get this straight. the media bashed president trump when he mentions fakes news. and now-- >> i didn't know that hillary clinton was a news analyst, that's a new title for her. we constantly see the double standard hillary clinton talking fake news versus donald trump talking fake news and there's no uproar coming from the media and part of it is because, while hillary clinton's spending her time blaming the media, blaming the dnc and everyone except for may be her husband, it's very telling of the fact that when you look back at the election, it was very clear that donald trump received far more negative coverage than hillary clinton, number one, and number two, it was not because of what-- how the media was covering the two candidates. i mean, hillary

wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >>> phil jackson is out as president of the new york knicks.ent today saying they had mutually agreed to part company ending one of the worst eras in team history. he could never replicate the success he had as a coach when we won an nba record 11 championships. he tried to hire steve kerr shortly after he got the job but he chose the warriors instead. we like that. you can get the latest news any time with the abc 7 news app. you can download it for free. enable push alerts know about breaking news where you live. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> we cannot ply international whack a mole with each new threat. >> a big escalation of airport security. hundreds of thousands of people will be affected. >>> did the killer set off a metal detector just before he killed three co-workers? >>> are packed hearing over a predatory lending scheme. how people are accuse e ed -- treated after they are accused of a crime. >>> warm summer weather is in the forecast. i'll have a holiday temperature coming up. >>> that breaking news is in san jose where there'

breaking news about james comey's breaking news before congress. kristin wright at the live desk. >> hi there, aaron. president trump has tweeted within the past 15 minutes or so. response. reaction to the comey hearing. it says, despite so many false statements and lies, total and complete vindication. and, wow, comey is a leaker. that last part there making reference to comey's testimony yesterday that he asked a friend to give a reporter his memos documenting conversations with president trump. so, aaron, i'm sure we'll be he in response to the hearings yesterday. back to you. >> kristin, thank you. >>> that tweet comes as some senate republicans are cautiously coming to the defense of president trump after the former fbi director testified on the hill. yesterday comey admitted to leaking his own personal memos. he said he wants the fbi investigators looking into the russia probe to know that the president asked him to lift the cloud of the investigation. >>> the british election results could have a ripple effect across the globe. british prime

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so what happens in new york? so this is a very important change that they've made. >> what happens now this season? what do you think? you think this should be very impactful in our area or hard to tell? >> we'll probably be in the vicinity of an average hurricane season. and it's just a matter of, really. whether one hits us or misses us just by a little bit. sandy even with the slightest change in the weather pattern would have been something you never would have remembered. >> here on this first dave hurricane season it's gorgeous outside today, right? >> by the way i have a flag -- blog on hurricane season. when you might get hurricanes in june, where in the country that's most vulnerable. look at that beautiful shot. and we haven't seen pictures like that very often in the last month. they really stunk, didn't they for most of us. this is a beautiful waterpark at camel beach. if you have a chance to go up there sometime this summer to cool off. you don't need to cool off today. temperatures are almost ideal.

this is a fox news alert. we are witnessing the collapse of the liberal mainstream media right here in america. sarah sharyl attkisson. first, cnn leading the way in a rapid decay of the liberal mainstream media, and tonight, i have a message for cnn's president, jeff zucker. that's tonight's opening monologue. history is literally happening right in front of our eyes. we have the liberal destroyed trumpet mainstream media is now in a free fall and on the brink of complete and total collapse. that's not an overstatement, that's not hyperbole. these propaganda and chain fields of fake news continue to be exposed day after day and cnn is leading the way. now, i'm going to share my advice to the head of cnn, they're cheap and fake news and propaganda news jeff zucker in just a minute. jeff, i'm trying to save your career. first, let me explain how some of the biggest antitrust network has lost all their credibility and can no longer be trusted by you the american people. at this point, we should put cnn 6 feet un

maybe not good news but during the summer that's awesome news. north and we'll only do 70's for tomorrow so mostly sunny, a nice breeze low humidity 83 today. tonight 64 and that's in washington. so, not only are we talking about widespread 50's but maybe even an upper 40's showing up in the mountains. we'll have to wait for tomorrow morning for that. 77 is the high pressure tomorrow, tuesday slight chance of a things back up. it turns humid if you're more of a fan of the heat and humidity we're back it on friday. that's a look at your seven-day forecast. great news here unfortunately erin como been busy start to the monday morning, busy start to the work week. >> yeah, that's right caitlin. we're seeing delays growing. this is the inner loop before van dorn street. you can see all lanes completely shut down. crash reconstruction scene there, debris as well reported and i want to show you a look at the backup. you can exit at eisenhower avenue you're stacked up over 2 miles completely parked before telegraph road to approaching that closure. your

he was sworn in back in january 2010 after being elect using the campaign slogan a new day, a new d.a. the first signs of trouble began in august of 2015 when federal agents subpoenaed record from his political action committee. now we jump ahead to this year in, january, williams was find $62,000 for failing to disclose gifts and sources of income. that was the largest ethics fine in the cities history. less than a month later williams announced wow not be running for a third term in office. then we go, to march of this year, and that is when federal prosecutors indicted williams on corruption and bribery charges. and then, of course, there is today, when the case came to i dramatic conclusion as williams pleaded guilty and judge immediately sentenced him to jail, until he is sentenced in october. be sure to stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the seth williams, guilty plea, as soon as there are new developments we will have them for you here on tv and also at cbs philly.com. >>> family and friend are remembering a disable veteran shot and killed while trying to st

>> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. andmatt o'donnell, tamala meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 4:30 on this wednesday june 28th. >> good morning everyone. we're following breaking news here. someone opened fire on a crowd in a southwest philadelphia neighborhood sending a 16-year-old to the hospital. remains of what appears to be a woman in a tioga-nicetown neighborhood. >> and get out and enjoy today. when the sun comes up in about an hour, it will be beautiful however, nothing lasts forever. >> well, you don't have to throat 10 me with a good time. i'll get out there and enjoy it. let's get to dave murphy and karen rogers. >> nothing lasts forever. today enjoy. >> you can see how satellite shows you that cloud cover really pushing off the coast. we've got clear skies across the region this morning and it looks like we'll maintain lots of sunshine today. as we take a look at temperatures, 63 degrees currently in philadelphia. and still in the 50's in wilmington and allentown and reading. 60 degre

"nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with jose di diaz balart. >>> good evening, i'm kristen welker in for jose tonight. it was a dramatic outcome to a court case that gripped the nation. a pennsylvania judge declared a mistrial in the sexual assault case against bill cosby. the jury was deadlocked on its sixth day of deliberations. this case has forced difficult questions about race, consent and the power of celebrity. ron allen starts our coverage tonight. >> reporter: for bill cosby, neither vindication nor conviction. the jury deliberated 52 hours, longer than the entire trial. unable to agree whether cosby drugged and sexual assaulted andrea constand. cosby claimed the encounter was consensual. in a statement, constand's lawyer saying, we are confident these proceedings have given a voice to many victims who felt powerless and silenced. other women who have accused cosby of assault vowing to keep fighting for justice. >> only 2% of rapists in this country ever spend one day in jail. it's time for reform, people

>> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> today on fox5 news morning healthcare reform.he future of healthcare in america takes a huge step forward or backward today depending on your political affiliation as we await the release of the senate's new health bill. >> tainted equipment. a number of patients at a local hospital may have been exposed to hiv and other diseases all because of what should have been a routine pocedure. >> live look outside on this thursday. we are in for another warm day. it's going to be in the 90's today, lots of sunshine. can anyone say pool time? >> good morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm holly morris. already. >> we'll revel in this nice day t mike thomas has our weather headline and erin tracking accidents on the roads. mike what's going on. >> tropical storm cindy is making landfall down in louisiana and texas. local no effects yet but maybe some tomorrow. hot one today. >> inner loop still dealing with a crash involving a tractor-trailer. two right lanes blocked by the greenbelt metro. we have all the detai