tonight, what police have to say about officer o'neill.hiladelphia police tell fox 29 former officer thomas j. o'neill was investigated in 2016 by internal affairs after the mentally ill woman in her 20s accused him of sexual assault. but due to a lawsuit just filed against o'neill and the city the department won't say what was found. just short of three months after o'neill was alleged to have pick up the woman along castor avenue in his cruiser and sexually assaulted her he retired. but there's another bombshell in the suit. >> he says he fantasizes about, um, shooting and bea beating upe n word a person of african-american persuasion. >> reporter: zeff claims o'neill said those words while driving the woman to the back of a school where the alleged assault occurred. a security camera was rolling. zeff says city police showed him the video. police say o'neill in his early 50's work out second december district before sis septembe september 30, 20 scenery team. he had 24 years on the job. o'neill has not been charged. the da's office decl

o'neill has not been charged.declined comment, and the city law department which will defense the city and o'neill in the suit also had nothing to say. >> sheesh was perfect victim. she's the kind of person that has psychological issues to begin with, and now she's just been devastated by this. >> reporter: according to the city board of pensions, thomas j. o'neill receives a $3,100 monthly pension payment just over $2,000 go to him while the remainder is paid to what the board calls an alternate payee, like the a divorced spouse. again, former officer thomas j. o'neill has not been charged these ugly claims could well play out in the civil lawsuit. there's another retired officer thomas k o'neill a deputy sheriff outside the city. he is absolutely not involved in this case. i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> a huge showing of support tonight in camden as fans paid tribute to the lead singer of linkin park. dozens of people showed up to wiggins park on the camden water front to honor chester benning ton. people left

o'neill is in his early 50s. philadelphia police say he work out of the second police district the northeast until his september 30th, 2016 retirement. his retirement came just short of three months after his alleged victim told police of the sexual assault which she claims began along castor avenue on july 3rd of last year. greg zeff is her attorney. >> he then has her touch his gun, and he rubs the gun on her thigh. >> reporter: the police department spokesperson confirms to fox 29 o'neill was investigated by internal affai affairs, but due to the pending lawsuit the spokesperson will not say what investigators fou found. attorneys zeff says police investigators told him that would take o'neill down. he says, police obtained video from a security camera which captures the alleged assault behind a city school. zeff claims o'neill in uniform and his cruiser can be seen. >> it's grant knee but you can certainly see the sexual assault going on outside of the vehicle. >> reporter: the suit also alleges o'neill spoke

o'neill and his players spend a week here just o'neill and his players spend a week herejust outsidehester. tomorrow morning, they fly to san marino. the big question is, will jonny evans beyond the flight? will he be completing a transfer deadline day move to manchester city, arsenal oi’ day move to manchester city, arsenal or leicester? everyone is waiting to see what happens next, including the manager, michael 0'neill. see what happens next, including the manager, michael o'neill. everyone thinks i have some kind of authority in this situation. i don't really. i am not going to be a barrier on his transfer. it is notjustjonny 0ther transfer. it is notjustjonny other players have known situations are other situations that may arise. we just hope it can be done in a way that if something does happen, we can facilitate the club situation so it is not disrupted yourselves. can facilitate the club situation so it is not disrupted yourselvesm is quite strange that i am training and man city's training ground. he has been getting a lot of builders. i won't say what has been said. but it

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tip o'neill is also there as speaker. and he is clearly upset, if you watch the c-span video, which i highly recommend you watch the whole period because there's a lot of words exchanged by a lot of members. but early on, o'neill gets to the floor and says this is the lowest thing i've seen in congress. those words are taken down. very rare thing to happen. the speaker, in effect, has been told what you're saying on the floor is out of order. and this gets coverage on all the networks and all the major newspapers. now, all this sort of thing which then continues throughout the rest of 1984, it does lead to some minor procedural changes. the democrats trying to limit what republicans can do. more importantly it gives newt gingrich and the conservative opportunity society tremendous attention in the press. which is part of what gingrich and his allies want. they want attention to what they're doing because they want to tell the american people we're the better party. and we're in the minority. can only fix things if you mak

robert o'neill, your story is full circle for the families of 9/11.u say to those families? >> that is the reason i told the story. i talked to family members every day. i live a lot of times in new york city having an argument with my fiancÉe or whatever, stress level is too high, go to a memorial and realize what is important. you hear stories from 9/11, people talk about that. how much they love you. when i talked to surviving member, and a lever, it will never be closure but it helps to heal. people say aren't you afraid? i assume the risk and i will do it again. i gave a speech to 30 survivors of 9/11. everybody should watch in school, 15 minutes of footage of 9/11. the realism of the enemy out there. by over drink, would like to watch 30 people hit the ground, said i could sleep better at life, the most evil man on the planet. it is worth it, something that happened to us because of a horrible version of a prehistoric religion and we have to realize that. helping with that closure, i don't have any regrets at all. bin laden got what he deserved.

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this is dan o'neil and his wife jenny.r tandem bike in california and decided to ride it clear across the united states and live that dream that they had always talked about. in the case of riding a bicycle especially on a tandem like this, you really start to take in everything around you. the scenery, the sights, the smells. the weather, all of it perfect for a 98-day trip. >> wait. but isn't retirement about sitting at the beach and drinking yourself to sleep every night? >> that could be one of the things. but this trip is also about meeting people as well. boy, did they meet some interesting characters. >> we saw a ufo abducted us. >> oh, really? >> oh, my gosh! >> but i think one of the coolest moments was when they were in st. louis. they just happened to be in the right place at the right time to experience this. that's the thunder birds. if you notice there, there's also a chase plane getting pictures and video. they even managed to go onto the thunder birds website and get the picture of the planes and in the bot

up next tonight, salt shaker keel o'neill went head to head on the free flow line with the owner of a up tomorrow on fox5, make sure you check out the next zip trip, leesburg, check out the places you have to visit. plus, the new wizards girls' squad will be live in the loft. >> actually i'd be rather be here? a. i knew you were going to change your mind. [vo] one moment can change a life. intelligent technology can help protect it. the all-new audi q5 is here. >> that was nba legend sha keel o'neill singing a freehold tonight at live casino. he's happy, too. effaced off against the casino's opener in a free throw contest and he won. as you may recall shack was not exactly the best free throw shooter during his career. since he sang his shot several casino goers who were picked a random won big money. he's fun he is fun. i like him a lot. next with the final five. at ikea, we believe your perfect student deserves the perfect room for the perfect price. and... who's there? hey. a boy? oh, on the bed? you never told your dad and i about any... wait, what's going on now? move the flag. a

o'neill. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. a day after white nationalist protesters and counter- protesters clashed violently in charlottesville, virginia, the city is starting to pick up the pieces. today, mourners gathered at a makeshift memorial where an intentional car crash took the life of a woman. it is now being labeled an act of terrorism. friends say the victim stood up to bigotry. "newshour weekend's" megan thompson has more. >> reporter: a 20-year-old ohio man is charged with murder for plowing his car into a crowd of people protesting the white nationalist rally in charlottesville, virgi

eastern and robert o'neil c-span 2's book t.v. >> "washington journal" continues. host: and joining us this san francisco, senior writer for wired magazine, tom simonite, to talk artificial intelligence in the workplace. artificiale, what is intelligence? guest: hi. happy to be here. that is a good question, one we hearing a lot lately. it covers a lot of things. -- artificial intelligence is area of science and engineering that is all computers able to do the kind of things human consist

katherine graham said so, tip opeel o'neill said he was the most intelligent president. jack said he could consume amazing quantitieses of information and assimilate them and use them. but i was having a conversation with brent scowcroft at one point, bush 41st amazing national security adviser, and he said, you know, zbig and i were talking one day and the said, love this guy. can give him a 50-page enemy know in the afternoon and i get it back the nest e next morning with notes in the margin on every page and scowcroft told him, that's the worst thing you can do. hi doesn't have time for that. jimmy carter issue think, got bogged down in the minutiae. in fairness, as stew will give you chapter and verse and i'm a jack could, too on all the legislation that was passed early in the carter -- more legislation than any president since lbj, but he couldn't prioritize. you need a chief of staff to prioritize, to make sure that the narrative is consistent, make sure that everybody is on the same page. none of that is happening clearly in the present day, but he suffered from

o'neill. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening, and thanks for joining us. at least one person is dead and several are injured tonight after protests and counter- protests turned violent in charlottesville, virgina. virginia governor terry mcauliffe declared a state of emergency. hundreds of white nationalists and alt-right activists clashed in the streets with counter- protesters and police. mcauliffe said the declaration would facilitate the state's response, which included calling out virginia national guard soldiers. newshour producer p.j. tobia has been covering today's demonstrations and has more. >> repo

o'neill. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. the mayor of houston had a message for his constituents in the nation's fourth largest city today-- please, stay off the roads. the warning came as hurricane harvey-- still classified as a tropical storm-- dumped torrential rainfall on the texas coast along the gulf of mexico. two days after making landfall as a category four hurricane friday night, harvey has weakened, but with little relief for millions of texans. at least five deaths are blamed on the storm. an estimated 300,000 texans are without power today. parts of southeast texas

o'neill. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening. thanks for joining us. the fallout continues over president trump's shifting remarks on last saturday's white nationalist rally in charlottesville, virginia. of 52 republican u.s. senators, only one-- south carolina's tim scott-- appeared on any of the sunday morning news shows today, and his comments on the president were far from laudatory. >> this nation responds to moral authority, when we believe that our president has the entire nation's best interests at heart. his comments on tuesday that erased his positive comments on monday started to compromise that mo

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o'neill. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. one week after the violent white nationalist rally in charlottesville, virginia, a self-described "free speech" rally today in boston organized by conservative activists was eclipsed by thousands of counter-protesters. hours before the rally in the massachusetts capital was to start, an estimated 15,000 counter-protesters marched peacefully through downtown boston. in sharp contrast with charlottesville, today's events in and ner the historic boston common were largely peaceful. more than 500 police officers were on hand, some undercover,

our amazing director, chuck o'neill.late night for more than 2500 episodes. he directed for nearly all of jon's tenure. he was instrumental in helping me launch my part of "the daily show" as well. now he's going to do the same thing for jordan klepper at his new show. we'll miss chuck a lot and we wish him all the best. now, here it is, your moment of zen. >> this is the first emmy win for chuck o'neill. he has 12 consecutive nominations for "the daily show" in this category. >> wow. ( applause ) ng sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ( cheers and applause ) (cheers and applause) >> chris: 29 minutes till midnight. all right. so. (cheers and applause). >> chris: stop it! guys. shut up. stop it! back when the show first started it really was not that political. over the last year and a half we saw our severes going from the celebrity apprentice guy is running for president, to [bleep] he can't win to president trump just made it illegal for women to

o'neill. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. once-mighty hurricane harvey is weakening, and drifting slowly but dangerously over land. forecasters warn the storm is still capable of generating" catastrophic" flooding as far as 100 miles inland. after making landfall overnight, harvey was downgraded today from a category 4 hurricane, with 130-mile-an-hour winds, to tropical storm status-- still with very severe 75-mile-an-hour winds. harvey came ashore about 30 miles northeast of corpus christi, as the strongest hurricane to hit texas in almost 60 years. harvey has already dumped 20

o'neill. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. provided by:pport has been and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening, thanks for joining us. a historic, dangerous heat wave is gripping much of southern europe, setting record triple- digit highs this week and is expected to continue into next week. at least two deaths are blamed on the heat wave meteorologists have nicknamed "lucifer." the european weather service issued its highest "red alert" heat warning to at least nine countries, including italy, many of the balkan countries and southern poland. weather officials in spain predicted temperatures there could hit a scorching 111 degrees today. the extreme heat has intensified wildfires and cr

o'neill. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening, and thanks for joining us. north korea's only ally, china, lectured its neighbor in no uncertain terms today to stop its missile and nuclear tests. the stern warning came a day after the united nations security council imposed tough new economic sanctions choking off about a third of north korea's exports. but at a regional summit of 27 foreign ministers in manila, chinese foreign minister wang yi said he told his north korean counterpart to remain calm, that more tests would only inflame the crisis. wang called for the quick resumption of six-party talks, includi

rob o'neill is here. she is the structure of law fear project, former director of the legal project at the middle east forum and she is an award-winning document or a film maker for work on the making of a martyr. she specializes in legal and middle east affairs. brooke goldstein is here. president trump ran on, calling radical islamic terror bridesmaid. you can't hesitate. if you can say that, you also have to call out white supremacists their name. >> rob: i agree. also i agree better late than never. he is kind of getting hit with political correctness and antipolitical correctness. if he doesn't say what he is, the people who are against him are going to use it against him in something like what happened with the kkk within neo-nazis, they set online that president trump is with us and we are happy. you need to say what it is. you can't be suckered into, if i say all things matter. against all hate. you have to be specific. i think it's fair that he was saying about radical islamic terrorist, you need

. ♪ >> the role of giselle will be performed by star ballerina hanna o'neill of the paris opera balletlet company. for 13 years he was director of the that was predecessor of mariinsky theater. >> translator: it is my conviction possessing a unique identity is essential to the development of a theater. this theater happens to be the european theater closest to the countries of asia. a copy can never be as good as an original. that's why i have no intention of duplicating what the mariinsky theater of st. petersburg did. i want to create an identity that's unique to this theater. ♪ >> japanese ballerina will perform in act two. arina does not look pleased. >> arina, comes here. do it again. no, >> she's been wobbling on her landings. two hours later, it's curtain time. lyubov alives at trrives at the. ever since she was a child she's dreamed of a theater like this. unable to contain her excitement, she arrived an hour before curtain time. ♪ >> arina has been a ballerina with the theater for three years. she will share the stage with her fellow dancers. ♪ >> she hopes this will be her ch

o'neil is also there as speaker. and he is clearly upset, which i highly recommend you watch the whole period because there's a lot' words exchanged by a lot of -- now all this sort of thing which then continues throughout the rest of 1984, it does leave a minor civil procedure. more importantly, it gives newt gingrich tremendous attention in the press, which is mart of what gingrich and their allies want. they would to tell the american people we're in the minority. i would just note that krorks krorks did this quite systemically. this very much an organized type ft. and you can also see that in the aggregate. and as far as the tension, this is data that shows newt gingrich each year compared to robert michael the minority leader. and you can see 1994 gingrich is now with. this is part of his -- in in regard to his goals. and the cos is one of the resources that helps him and his allies achieve their goals. so what we're doing now is this is part of a book, so i've started with 1979, moving forward. jeff has started

robert o'neill the us navy seal credited with the killing of osama bin laden talks about his military career and some of the 400 missions he participated in. including the basket of captain richard phillips. and the attempted rescue of marcus luttrell, form and require office of and a former naval officer providing history of women's military efforts from the american revolution to today. a new york times chief white house correspondent peter baker details the obama presidency. that all happens this weekend on booktv. for a complete television schedule go to booktv.org now we kick off the weekend with james zirin the former assistant us attorney argues that the supreme court has become highly partisan in the course decisions often made on a political basis that has little to do with the law or constitution. >> good evening everybody. that's nice.

connell: rob o'neill, the former navy s.e.a.l.p fears about iran, we expand on that, ambassador bolton, if it's okay with you, right now and talk about the growing fears with iran. bring pete hegseth on, it's good to see you, pete, thanks for coming into the studio. rob was here last hour, just exactly what ambassador bolton said. one thing to have the conversation about north korea, of course it's scary, another thing to have the same type of conversation about iran. >> of course, first of all, everything the ambassador said is 100% correct. iran is an example -- north korea is a preview of what iran will be. put yourself in the mind of a dictator or an autocrat. the one lesson you've learned if you give up nuclear weapons, you die. what's the example of that? moammar gadhafi in libya. after the iraq war when we took down saddam hussein's regime, he gave up voluntarily nuclear weapons program. the arab spring happened, we were quick to intervene, he found himself dead in a ditch knifed by his own people. if you are kim jong-un, y

eastern and robert o'neill at 11:00 p.m. >> up next, nebraska senator ben sass explores how to engage children and young adults to become independent, active, and engage citizens in his book, the vanishing adult. senator sass' interview with the founder and president of the millennial action project. >> senator ben says, republican and u.s. senator of nebraska thank you for joining me. i'm excited to discuss your book. what i find striking about it as i was reading it, i think the idea for this probably originated long before you even became a u.s. senator. it's very nonpolitical, but how we are raising our kids. ab you can tell us more about how you decided to read this book and where the idea originated from. >> guest: it's good to be with you. the book is

we speak with shannon o'neil.vid gura in new york with francine lacqua in london. francine: president trump's threat -- trump's threatnt to shutdown the government causes problems on capitol hill. it also has to raise the dead feeling. leaders may package the two measures together and send them to the president for his signature. prosecutors one to clean up legal behavior on wall street, portfolio manager matthew martone a lost a bid to over 10 -- to overturn his induction. tips to makeal $275 million. a business lobby is urging prime to tackle thepan nation's debt. their run of economic growth revived a now or never opportunity according to some. they have proposed a 10% increase in sales tax. building closer ties to its neighbor, the saudi's are leaving the isolation of qatar over islamic extremist. iran has been providing qatar with air routes and food supplies. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. francine, david? david: venezuelan bonds are

they were commended by judge steven o'neil for their extraordinary advocacy during the first trial. cosby is retried on charges he drugged and sexually assaulted former temple university employee, andrea constand. and cosby maintained the encounter was consensual. it ended in a mistrial because they could not reach a unanimous verdict. while no final decision was made the team would be looking to move forward in the case in montgomery county. >> we are ready to proceed as we told you before. we are confident in our case and the evidence, and we'll be ready when we get a trial date from the judge. >> reporter: and at this point the judge is loosely looking to look at scheduling somewhere from march 15th and april 1st for the start of the trial but it depends on scheduling. jury selection could take place if allowed. >> thank you. >>> "action news" has learned one of the 10 sailors missing from the uss john mccain is a young man with ties to new jersey. from saint andrews men difficult church in cherry hill. smith has family members that attend the church but the pastor there would no

that's my coleslaw and i try not to give all my real name because of the cartels o'neil's side. so i started an organization called the arizona border recon. we don't claim to be a militia because. the media has portrayed militias in this country as a bad thing basically just a bunch of. races guys with guns running around wanting to. shoot everything and so we're your class of ourselves as a non-governmental organization meaning we don't have ties to the government we don't have ties to anybody else we are a standalone entity. that is doing what needs to be done. still get. too many for just border patrol. like they're trying to do with the mexican the. other viber. rogers. the cartels border area is they pretty much. means they have scout cities and they have a string of them that goes from south to north all the way up to where their drop off points are regardless of it's human or drugs that is coming. they have a guy with them and that guy is called. the coyote has communications with the guys on top of them oh. well. in the five years it's getting worse the violence is esca

at today's hearing judge stephen o'neill will discuss cosby's initial defense lawyer request to be removed from the case. over the summer brian mcmonigal filed to withdraw from the case, they didn't offer an explanation but many pick up on friction on between lawyers and cosby's spokesperson andrew wyat who delivers press conferences without the defense teams knowledge. a few weeks ago cosby's new defense attorney tom messrow made statements about cosby's mistrial to tmz before he was asked to joined the entertainer's team pretty much saying a retrial would be a waste of time. >> did you see bill cosby's mistrial. >> yeah, i predicted it. >> you did. >> did you really. >> yeah. >> i thought that the defense would win and they did a great job. >> you think they are wasting their time. >> it is a weak case and they should have known that. >> again, hearing today, pretrial hearing, especially here to discuss a change in cosby's counsel, it begins here at montgomery county courthouse at 9:00 a.m. we will have people here all day to keep an eye on all of the developments, karen and thomas. >>>

he told judge stephen o'neill he will seek a injury friday montgomery county, that is 180 from cosby's sex assault trial in june when jurors were shipped in from allegheny county costing montgomery county, staggering amounts of money to house and feed them. the panel was unable to reach a verdict in the sex abuse case where police say in 2004 andrea constand was drugged and sexually assaulted at cosby's montgomery county home this time around, same charge as reply but with new attorneys the judge granted a delay in the retrial, pointing to the sheer volume of the evidence, and the terms that the lawyers will sift through. district attorney kevin steel spoke briefly with reportersh. after tuesday's hearing. >> we are confident in our case and the evidence, and we will be ready when we get a trial date from the judge. >> so judge stephen o'neill believes this trial might get off the ground at the earliest on march 15 of 2018. as far as friction on between bill cosby's publicist and his ex-lawyer brian mcmonigal, well in, court today we saw none of that. there were hugs, smiles, and hands

even the chairman who i respect also, mike o'neil said it's done i don't think that's consistent withal theories. >> sure, but don't tell me the stock is going to double in four to five years and then still rain on the parade after the fact at some point, don't you need to say this guy's done a darn good job. they've obviously been through hell and back. but the runway looks as good as it's looked in a decade, and part of the reason is because of what corbat and the others have managed to do over that period of time or else you wouldn't say the stock's going to double in the next handful of years. >> what citigroup has done, mike o'neil, the chairman, it's this citigroup has improved their structural risk positioning better than any other large bank better than any other large bank i've seen. in terms of capital, reduced risk structure, getting out of businesses, that's fantastic and that's enough to take the stocks over $110 billion. the extra boost, they're either going to need to get that extra growth or they're going to need to restructure. i see this i think if they get their lon

judge steven o'neil agreed to give the team time to prepare for the retrial and the old trial date idone, a date is april 1st of next year. he is okay with pulling theew ry from a my cnt pool. the first wasallegheny co the surroundingsuburbs.eam left comment and the d attorney says he is ready to do >> looking like the trial will dy t as welace until the spring, you before. we are confide the evidenc and we'll be ready when we get a trial date from the judge. >> bill cosby's accuser, former constand, who said that cosby drugged ander in '04. the last trial ended in a hung jury after more than 40 hours of deliberations. >> you heard it here, the bill cosby retrial is pushed back until the beginning of spring time at the earliest. in norristown, i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> we have new surveillance video of the man accused of stabbing a clerk at a center city 7-eleven. you see him pulling out the knife out of his sweater shirt, it happened at 6:30 on the store of the 1300 block of market street. police say that the man initially or cigarettes and fled without

does justice o'neill speak for all american football fans? i don't know. many more than colin kaepernick does, though. espn punished an asian american announcer named robert lee for his name. reuters referred to left-wing writers as "peace activist." "the new york times" is furious of "the wall street journal"'s editors are demanding fair reporting and that's just this week ask and america's press corps! wow! too much for a single television segment. we can cover this for an entire week. joe contra covers this for a living and he joins us now. there is a lot going on. there are so many peace activists. [laughs] that is just propaganda. that is not even news reporting. is that? >> peace activists usually don't throw urine bottles at police or rocks or get arrested. once you start causing violence or damage, tucker, you are no longer a protester. you have become a riot. we have to start categorizing these things correctly. give reuters credit, we criticize but we condemn. an hour after my story went up on "the hill" about this, they sent a correction to me,

no word on why mcmonigal wants to withdraw, judge stephen o'neill will consider the request during a hearing august between the second. >>> several beach necessary margate remain closed as army core of engineers works to pump out large pools of water behind newly construct dunes. we first told but this yesterday about how that area flooded from recent rains. residents blamed poor drainage from the controversial beach fill project, lawmakers will meet tomorrow to discuss whether to seek a court injunction to stop the project in the meantime the beaches from the ventnor board tore gladstone avenue are closed until further notice. >>> after a bit of the cool stretch we're turning up the heat, all around the region and meteorologist lauren casey 's on the sky deck tracking these higher temperatures, lauren. >> yes, sir, definitely feeling heat but good news we don't have that oppressive humidity. we don't see significant impact on those heat indexes right now. we are seeing an impact on temperatures object rain cooled air we had storms firing autopsy cross the region. pretty sparse in na

. >> mesereau also told judge stephen o'neill today he will seek a jury from montgomery county. that is a big change from cosby's trial in june when jurors were brought in from allegheny county that cost the county a staggering amount of money to house and feed the jurors. that panel was unable to reach a verdict in the case. >>> in other news tonight, off they go proud parents are wishing their college students farewell. >> that time of the year when parents, family are moving new students into their home away from home. >> "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos checked out activity at local college campuses. >> reporter: it is move in day at many universities throughout the philadelphia region and here at temple university that means making new friends, and also getting a work out. imagine a cool day, carefully organized belongings. and no stress or anxiety. now reverse all of that. >> it is organized chaos. >> reporter: you have an idea what move in day is like at area colleges. >> move in day. >> reporter: tuesday freshman at widener, lasalle and temple university's all movin

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eastern, and o'neill atal -- "bookp.m. on c-span2's tv." school, amie high student accepted her prize of $2000 for her documentary on wyoming's dependence on fossil fuels. student accepted a second-place prize of $1500 for his documentary on cyber security. also in denver, the third-place award of $750 went to two 10th-graders for a documentary about digital theft and hacking. st. thomas more high school in rapid city, south dakota, is on thethree students w third praise -- place prize. five hours east in sioux falls, students at patrick henry middle school reserved -- received a prize of $750 for a documentary on the national debt. and a student won a prize for his documentary on marijuana. at thomas edison middle school, a number of students won honorable mention and $250 for a group. given an awardas for the national debt, and students one for their documentary on heroism. also received honorable mentions for their documentary on global warming. thank you to all the students who took part in our 2017 studentcam documentary competition. t

eastern and robert o'neill at 11:00 p.m. on c-span 2 book tv. >> next from the c-span series landmark cases, a look at baker versus carr. then a discussion on the legacy of loving versus virginia, which challenged the ban on interracial marriage. after that a look at the life and career of supreme court justice louis brandeis. >> each night this week on c-span three we are focusing on a supreme court case with programming from our "landmark cases" series and american history tv. in 1962 baker versus carr established the right of federal courts to review redistricting issues, which had previously been termed political questions outside the court's jurisdiction. the court's willingness to address legislative reapportionment in this tennessee case paved the way for the one-man one-vote standard of american representative democracy. ♪

. >> tip o'neill, who said to o'neill, excellence. here's the last one, this one and you all guess. i'm going to keep social security without change. >> and instead i'm going to get rid of the waste, who do you think senate? candidate donald trump, now president donald trump. the point of all this is a lot of things have been said about social security, a lot of it based on misconception andmyth . that's why today weare demystifying the program so i hope you have a meaningful day , and he will start next time. >>. >>. [applause]. thank you bill. >> good morning everyone, thank you for coming today. i know many of the things i continue on your time and i hope you all find it satisfying. in particular like holly, i put tremendous thought into making a day that would be useful to you in fun and interactive. >> and we encourage you to prepare questions and the first two panels. we will start out with two panels to provide background information on social security, why it's important, how it's financed and we will try to leave a lot of time at the end of the session for questions so keep

eastern and robert o'neil c-span 2's book t.v. >> "washington journal" continues. host: and joining us this san francisco, senior writer for wired magazine, tom simonite, to talk artificial intelligence in the workplace. artificiale, what is intelligence? guest: hi. happy to be here. that is a good question, one we hearing a lot lately. it covers a lot of things. -- artificial intelligence is area of science and engineering that is all computers able to do the kind of things human onsist do, look around at the world and make sense of it. solve problems within themselves, pick up new skills use the experience they had in the past to solve new problems in the future. the main ways f that people build systems is using technique called machine term you mighter hear and that is really kind of a ple, you basically take bunch of example data and use that to show the software what do.needs to now we've all been exposed to artificial intelligence programs movies and t.v. shows that are like humans and can, you around and lead their own independent lives. and the reality of

oscar winner danzel washington headed back these days, actor set to star in a revival of eugene o'neill's classic, the ice man comet. washington has already taken home tony award for his performance in the 2010 play, oh, very good. the ice man comeith set to come. excitement about the solar eclipse paid off for singer bonnie tyler. her hit total eclipse of the heart is climbing the charts. spotify sioux ers say streamed the song nearly 3000% more than usual in the last two weeks, on itunes song for the song have increased about 500% >> krause ship yesterday during the solar eclipse, one of the royal caribbean cruise ships, wish i was there. >> sure that might have -- must have been quite a trip. >> and you're on cruise ship. so cool to listen to her sing that, such iconic song, to hear her sing it in person, i think would be just really cool. >> yes. so talking about some heat today. you snow. >> i'm looking forward to the weekends, that's all i'm saying. >> jim, you and i are thinking the same thing, i'm ready for the cooler temperatures. it will just be so hot today. better than maybe w

once officially on the case, messerau told judge steven o'neill he's happy to keep the retrial in norristown and to pick a local jury from montgomery county. you'll recall the first panel came from allegheny county in western pa as expected the new defense team asked for and the judge okayed a delay in the scheduled november 6th retrial. round two now expected to begin sometime between march 15th and april 1st of next year. bill cosby is charged with drugging, then molesting, former temple athletics employee andrea constand inside his cheltenham estate back in 2004. his first trial ended with a hung jury back in june. with most panel members report reportedly leaning toward conviction. but unable to make it a unanimous verdict. not long after that mistrial, tmz asked messerau then unconnected to the case about the da's quickly announced decision do retry cosby. >> do you think they're wasting their time? >> i think they are. i think it's a weak case. they should have known that. >> any comment mr. messerau. >> dee phenes team was silent out of court tuesday but district attorney kevin steele

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