the score now stands: aa 1,150, pms 1,175.rn your attention to the formula on the screens. solve the equation. holy crap. what the hell is that? looks like something they found on the ship at roswell. come on. think. leslie? leonard, it's not gonna work if you rush me. you have to let me get there. you are never going to let that go, are you? ten seconds. pms? sorry, i panicked. then guess. um... eight. .4 i'm sorry, that's incorrect. aa if you can answer correctly, the match is yours. he doesn't have it. he's got squat. aa, i need your answer. (russian accent): the answer is minus eight pi alpha. hang on. hang on a second. that's not our answer. what are you doing? answering question. winning physics bowl. how do you know anything about physics? here i am janitor. in former soviet union i am physicist. leningrad politechnika. go, polar bears. well, that's a delightful little story, but our arrangement was that you sit here and not say anything-- i answer the questions. you didn't answer question. hey, look, now maybe you have

250 aa. carlos ruiz will probably get replaced to they can justify the hamels deal. we'll all remember cole for that saturday. they gave under the circumstances a highlight and dread full 2015 surprise after giving us for many people the phillies lifetime highlight of their lives no matter how long they live. it will be tough to top 2008 magical year and that phenomenal postseason where i still very young cole hamels became the mvp and what a classy individual. how many times as he been on on the show him and his wife getting up early and donating time, money and foundation of which will be greatly missed in the philadelphia area for under privileged kids. but here is cole back when we remember him the most during the 2008 celebration. >> being able to see it you can't take this away from anybody and will cherish this moment i know they are right now. >> mike i'll put this in a kind of perspective our viewers will relate to. we all know of another deal where we dealt fox 29 dealt our ace when

he built an amazing coalition considering iraq was aa nation in the middle east with these relationships bush build a coalition that included virtually every arab nation, including syria i remember a memorable meeting with us on the side dominated the conversation. any entity agreed to agreed to join the coalition. then he built up capacity. everyone has to remember from iraq and the 5th largest army in the world and it was all for it in the kuwait and amassed around kuwait.kuwait. when bush was ready to get the approval of the un to use force to expel saddam, saddam limited extension of authority or at least comforting assurance from his allies and in less than a hundred hours george bush's use of us power pushed saddam hussein out of kuwait and vanquished the 5th largest army in the world. then he was smart enough not to get caught in the quicksand of an occupation force and took the criticism but made the firm choice not to follow the same all the way and baghdad. a lot of criticism at that time. as people look back on it they recognize that it was the right decision. he did not just

and the boards position that it never relied that the h aa not mentioned now in any of the finding as it states in the boards rules in order to preserve the supreme court e stribt all evidence the board considers must be submitted only at a public hearing that's what the appellants a chance to present the flying merits we have the opportunity to change the boards minded again to pursue do scared it our original appeal was being was granted in december of 2013 so we ask the board to grant us that rehearing. >> thank you thank you. we hear in the permit holder mr. ruth for the record. >> good evening madam president and the judge stated in admits writ they received a fair hearing and i was there the only thing i wanted to know how you bridge the analytical gap with reference to the h organization a and the testimony you heard and how you applied to the case, no new information or evidence and there's no manifested injustice we ask i deny this request for an appeal any questions? >> thank you anything from the departments no? no that is any public comment no public comment then commissio

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the phillies got in return for paps double aa pitcher tenth best pros spec.even and sick this season and was the national fourth round selection in 2013. >>> now next up on ruben'sed to list trading cole hamels. ruben want theed the teams interested in cole to give them the best offer by tomorrow. july 29th historically has been the day ruben makes big deals. cliff lee roy oswalt and hunt pennsylvania came to the phillies thon day. cole had not start on thursday. he's be pushed back until friday after the deadline and he explains why. >> it's a prune thing to do. obviously had quite a bit of a workload with the 130 pitches almost with his no-no and we just that was it was the right thing to do. >> all right. to the game, phillies and blue jays eight of nine. phillies down two-zero. cody asche hits double. the game tied. next batter andres blanco hits a rope down the left field line. kashi scores on the play. phillies take the lead. here is your new closer. ken giles 100 miles per hour fast ball came in got his first save the season. now the phillies have won

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aa merchant could not have been selling chinese tea without the road. the folks at read the book was a much greater appreciation for the role of the road and people's lives. .. >> you can also post it on our facebook page, facebook.com/booktv, or you can send an e-mail to booktv@c-span.org. what's on your summer reading list? booktv wants to know. >> fox news anchor gretchen carlson recalls her life and career in broadcasting next on booktv. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> good evening. my name is john, i have the honor of being the executive director of the ronald reagan presidential foundation. i want to welcome all of you and thank you for coming this evening. in honor of our men and women in uniform who defend our freedom around the world if you'd please stand and join me for the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands; one nation, under god indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. thank you. please be seated. before we get started there's a few peopl

did not want to raise any eyebrows except aa member was brought under internal affairs investigation.t was conducted. >> a 7-foot mail great white shark washed up on the shore with officials got they're the title line of the sharks back and drag it into the water. officials say he is where he belongs. >> a single king cobra bite killed 20 people. now that venom has made its way and scam products. >> i use them twice a day. bill: not enough to kill you if you accidentally ingested ♪ "high speed chase", start us off. >> take a looka look at this video of police pulling a man from a car after an accident. you can see the officer bashing in the window with the flashlight when another officer comes up to help all the men from the car. they pull them out of the wreckage. expected to be okay. >> check out this video. >> a 7-foot great white shark washed up on the shore if they were waiting for them. splashed it on the shark. drag it back into the water. people thought it was dead. back in the wire is where he belongs. bill: a great white shark. ♪ meet the republican mayor has been in office

>> obviously the volcker rule is still taking effect. >> already being forced to divest aa and aa coo paper. >> banks are going to not have to have primary investments they had in the past. it means they will have to sell some assets. >> sir do you know how many aaa or aa notes have defaulted? the answer is zero. you've got to acknowledge that that has a destabilizing impact on the financial stability of these institutions. >> i think you also have to acknowledge that the exposure to risk on pry pry tear investments -- >> what risk is there with aaa or aa clo notes that never defaulted over 20 years and performed well during the financial crisis? >> the objective of the volcker rule was to reduce the level of risk exposure by getting them out of pry pry tear investments. they will be better off when that's implemented. >> you don't dispute the fact that volcker forces papers to divest. >> it is a pretty tight rule. >> let me conclude just real conclude with one other point. that is community banks. community banks in my district. bankers tell me dodd/frank and avalanche compliance cos

one of the things aa cyber security that you deal with.n for cyber security lost what is now they just do not have the resources and say we're not going to enforce that not going to cooperate you. would you have an opinion? >> absolutely we would encourage them to do otherwise presumably. >> the interesting thing because you said earlier command they're are other things no opinion on sanctuary cities. but to the chairman just now you said you agree with the spirit of this question. >> yes. >> which is it? a? do you have an opinion, a sudden moving internally? >> let me make this clear. the most effective way is to work cooperatively with state and local law enforcement. asenforcement. as a result -- >> stop right they're. the supremacy clause is optional. is this a permit because optional? >> that fish? i believe we were inhibited nonbelief to promote public safety. i do not believe federal legislation mandating the behavior of sheriffs and police chiefs is the way to go. it will lead to more litigation, controversy, and be counterproducti

he used -- how do you think about china policy. >> this is aa very interesting and important question. we have not talked about china at all. surveying americansurveying american foreign-policy dysfunction takes a long time or no. so you have to be selective about where you target. let's talk about china has another example of the obama strategic failures you talk about the book. >> yeah. the development bank is the telling and troubling development where most of the us allies in the region ended up going along with china despite the fact that the us encourage them not to sign on. and i think that is a reflection of declining confidence in the united states. i think parti think part of it is specifically what the us is doing in asia and pacific appears to be pursuing a policy of gaining control over waters through small provocations that are going to drive the united states to the brink of war. scarborough sure a trend case with the us could have probably taken a harder line. we backed off. another country see country see the united states are standing firm that causes them to change

. >> that was aa good. >> i want to speak myself. i headed over to new jersey.he assistant director about the rules and what can be done. >> waiver request. >> hackensack high school has the opportunity to file a waiver on his behalf before august 13. it's not just black and white. >> i hope it all works out. >> the public schools duty to accommodate the kids. >> cows in the future. hopefully next year i'll be attending the university. >> i like the idea of the waiver. let's change the rules of instantly age. >> am glad they have left a little wiggle want to talk about it, these rules are hear for a reason. come and hold you get back and venture to tyler's. these rules are meant to prevent that. how good a baseball player is it? >> i call them at the plate. played around around in the diamond for a little bit. he is a really dedicated amazing a man. >> thank. >> thank you for coming out of the ballpark "chasing news". >> new york city industrial park. see hundreds of immigrant workers fighting to maintain income. >> from the very beginning i thought it was un-am

police responded to an attempted suicide of aa man jumping over an overpass onto the garden state parkwaying to kill himself. he is still alive. he was taken to robert wood johnson in grave condition which led authorities to his home. i learned that the couple had three children whose lives are going to change drastically. butdrastically. but i also found out in january a baby that they had died so they were dealing with that. i came and spoke to darlene: who is the editor. >> a very tightknit community. i have lived here since 1986. >> what is selfish and cowardly act for him to have allegedly killed his wife and an attempted suicide. >> a lot is not known right now. everything is alleged. the pieces that are put together command was ruled a homicide and his body was found shortly before hers. >> it is such a tragedy.a tragedy. they left three kids at home. i wish that he would have thought about that. i mean now these kids lives are completely uprooted. >> absolutely, but you never no what kind of trauma or stress some people are under their bodies are taken away from them. there is a l

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. >> aa long-running cartoon character with a bag of tricks and nine lives.t about as many lives. one of them is on the line again. all over in the past five years survived a federal hacking trial recall election, opposing senator bob menendez and taking on the political machine. back in court today new indictment charging that he took kickbacks in exchange for sending patients from his practice to a medical diagnostic imaging center. but in court is cool as a cucumber. >> just after the pled not guilty the state took the case against them from this man who ran a medical diagnostic imaging center. paid 50 to $150 to a bunch of different doctors said they would send patients his way. he is cooperating with the state. [inaudible conversations] bill: let me ask you a 5200 bucks doesn't sound like a lot of money how much are we talking about in total. >> he pocketed a total of $250,000 in cash in campaign contributions between 2007 and 2012, some from collected inside the mayor's office. bill: am going to guess the mayor is not going to resign >> no plans for him

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airways flights after october 17 will get a new flight with aa code. >>> a photographer captured this rescue of a bear that got stuck in a tree. while it fell waiting to be caught it almost looked like it was waving to the crowd. >>> an art exhibit by embattled comedian bill could cosby will remain. >> a teacher in philadelphia who lost her job because she is gay. we'll have that story when we come right back. >> >> reporter: i hope you had a nice weekend might be the 13th day of the month but we're hoping for a lucky ride into work this morning. so far the good luck is holding out. we had a disabled truck on 476 past the toll plaza. everything looking good from the poconos making the treck back. west norton, we have reports of a water main break at white hall road at williams way. we have construction on the vine street expressway, everything is open and clear in both directions between the schuylkill expressway and broad street. those closures are over until august at which point they will set the beams for the pedestrian court family court pedestrian bridge at that point you'll see

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several years ago in aa highly partisan vote with very little republican support for 2300 page .-dot frank bill was passed and since then they're have been mountains and mountains of regulations and rules designed to smother our financial services industry. one part of dodd frank is a great concern of mine the too big to fail regulation. now, when f soc is trying to determine what bank and other nonfinancial institution should be designated too big to fail it means that the taxpayers we will have to step in and bail them out. we all no they're is a huge difference. they handle their retirement the retirement savings for millions of americans with no systemic risk to the economy. the former director of the nonpartisan progression -- nonpartisan congressional budget office's calculates that if asset managers have to comply with too big to fail regulations with no systemic risk imposed to the market will drive up the cost of there operation to the extent with a long-term a return that they can generate millions of americans in this country who are saving for the retirement date by a

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take loo aa look at the video and pg and e says that a third party construction crew were doing a construction line. >>> there's a flew on the peek and all the kids made it home and they were too afraid to tell their parents what happened. one of them told their mother after she could not find the car this morning. that see kroet was not going stay that long. it was up the hillside this morning. >>> the governor signed a bill that removes the vaccination from the public and private schools and they're going go court to block it. what this means for millions of parents. >> well, you know the law goes into affect a year from tomorrow july 1st 2016 so you do not have to run to the doctor. your kid can obtain school in september or august but most everyone has to be vaccinated. for example a child cannot go 7th grade without the required vaccines. >> the baby will not get getting any vehicleaccines. >> the rights are being taking away and that's freedom. it's what the country is becoming. >> they will instead home school him when he is old were but a year from now all other children in california

. >> they kill all that more. 15 feet went aa. >> that's not all that worries the group.ce the spill they say they have been catching deformed fish. this is a picture of one, swollen red, missing scales. b.p. released a report tying to the fifth anniversary of the the spill. it says there's hasn't been long-term impact, adding that the location of the spill, and a massive response mitigated the damage. five years after the spill, fishermen along the coast fell on hard times. oyster men have been hid hard. according to processors, the oysters have plummeted. disappearing habitat is a reason why. however, fishermen blame the oil, and decisions made by the federal government during a crisis. one study published in a scientific journal said the disperse ants used in the gulf made the oil toxic by a factor of more than 50. >> fast-forward to a massive pay out, bp agreed to pay $18 billion to settle all claims from the deep water horizon spill. the government says it's the biggest settlement with an organization, if approved, they stretch out over 18 years. next, doing their ti

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i want to introduce aa bill that we will address zombie debt while several of my colleagues and hope that cfp be we will continue to address this issue. the fed. the federal was numbers showing the consumer borrowing is at a record high. 3.4 thousand billion dollars led by steady increases in student loans, auto loans credit card loans as consumers take on more debt the opportunity for risky behavior increases. increases.increases. i look forward to hearing from the director what is viewed as areas to watch in the consumer market and with this agency we will do moving forward. we have seen in state after state the predatory lenders are normal. it's iowa enacted a short-term the new line short-lived. continued vigilance. i hope thati hope that the rules governing short-term loans close loopholes. canada for the rule to streamline forms this opponents continue to work to undermine the agency taken on arbitration. i we will continue to fight. our consumers deserve a strong watchdog. it is our job to make sure that happens. >> without objection ii would like to enter into the record stat

aa flag waved by the man who shot nine people dead last month. some stood silently. others shouted abuse at the crowd. there were fights, there were squirmishes. there were arguments. and there were arrests. the ku klux klan, this is about heritage. they were shouting at the people who turned out in force to oppose them. for many this was about more than removing a flag. >> the they are bringing our people out. >> what do you want to see happen? >> a white revolution. it's the only solution. >> to those who gathered, it was their own message at the wrong time. >> miseducated and they are desperate. all of these hate groups, it's the same oppression that's hurling them down. >> what i'm seeing now is pathetic. it's pathetic. we should all get along. >> the kkk was once a large site. it's numbers have dropped. many places have stopped selling and displaying it. the police escorted them from the grounds. their angry voices drowned out. >>> still to come on al-jazeera, small businesses in venezuela blame the government for tough times. fewer fathers are reading to their

from drenching downpours and storms that kept hitting the same areas and more rain in the forecast aas well. new jersey seems to have gotten the worst of it so far atlantic city showing cars driving through standing water and trash is floating around and people are waiting through the sidewalk that looks like a river this afternoon. the "action news" cam found water flowing into this home in absecon. lets go to karen rogers in for david murphy with the latest. >> the national weather service has flash flood warnings in effect until 12:45, for another 15 minces for laebtic and ocean and burlington counties and watch for the heavy rain, causing high tide to get the runoff there. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing us we have rain in the region, lets go closer and see who is hardest hit fortescue sea isle city and right along route 49 and route 40 in hammon hammonton and the heaviest is in atlantic city. and media and woodbury, and steady light rain and medford lakes and trenton is starting to dry out and droir in coatesville. and predominantly the rain is on i-95 and areas east. here

of written tags for baggage and people with united flights can expect long delays around the country aas the system gets back to normal. >> our first flight from philadelphia to chicago was delayed by 37 minutes and our next flight from chicago to anchorage anchorage, only an hour in between so it will be tight getting to our second flight. >> united had a similar problem with a computer failure back on june 2nd, at this point it aappears to be a technical issue and no evidence of any kind of criminal hacking and things like we said are slowly getting back to normal at philadelphia international airport, david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> police are on the scene of a building collapse in southwest philadelphia it happened at a construction site on the 1200 block of 54th street. at least one person was taken to the hospital. >>> accuweather says mother nature is putting on an encore today with another day of sweltering heat and humidity and for some heavy downpours sky 6 hd looking at atlantic city, the beach will provide relief. david murphy joins us live at the big

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. >> you'll get relief but it will be just aas hot but not as humid. stormtracker 6 live double scan shows you off to the west we see a hint of thunderstorm activity popping up and we go closer on that, most of this is west of lancaster, it looks like one break away cell is popping up west of reading and it may only be another 20 minutes or so before you see that precipitation, this heavier stuff to the west is still pretty far west of norristown and philadelphia, we probably have to wait 90 minutes or a couple of hours before it gets close to the city, if you have errands to run, around philadelphia and quakertown and allentown, can you run out quick and get them done but keep the storm tracker 6 app on your cell phone and watch the progress of these storms. it's warm and humid outside, if you are in the air conditioning, and look at this action cam picture, it almost looks like a nice spring day, but you get out there and despite the cool water and babbling brook it's uncomfortable today. the dew point is up to 74, and it was humid yesterday and warm

the wam[ began the aa play ground where a man was shot and killed over the weekend. >>> and today, a bus tour kicks off to educate seniors about scams that target them and their money. >> we have that story coming up. >> look at what our elderly neighbors are doing and asking questions about some of their activities. >> much of the abuse is perpetrated by friends, family members and neighbors. the conference runs all week long. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 12 minutes before 6:00. we're tracking showers and thunderstorms. grab an umbrella if you're heading out the door. cloudy skies and a few rain drops on the lens of the view from center city. this is a live view. those clouds are starting to fill back in after some breaks of sunshine. 73 degrees right now. light rain is falling in philadelphia. we've seen heavy downpours and it's still going on in south jersey. the threat extends into the pocono mountains. this is a cloudy view from lake wallenpaupack. showers and thunderstorms are on the way. the heaviest activity started in maryland, h

pressure continues to dominate for the rest of today and notice an increase in cloud cover over western p aa and areas in the ohio valley and west virginia a severe thunderstorm watch box is posted for this region including extreme sections of west virginia, with high pressure in control today will stay suppressed to the south as we go beyond, especially as we go into the weekend, future tracker 6 showing you most spots along the i-95 corridor and upper 60s north and west there in reading and as i advance this, most locations will be in the 80s, and you do have a bit of a southeasterly wind moving on in the big different tomorrow, is that the humidity will remain on the low side. the lehigh valley partly sunny and less humid and high of 85 degrees and if you are at the shore it's a nice one, temperature 84 today and partly sunny and less humid and the ocean temperature in atlantic city close to bath water in the middle 70s. and ppl park, at 7:00 p.m. mostly clear and comfortable at 86 degrees and we drop down to 82. here is the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast a seasonable high up to

as you say, building tunnels was aa trademark of the cartel that he used to run.ould they not know a mile-long tunnel was being built into a maximum security prison? >> at this point, 30 people have been arrested and are being questioned. the real question is how high does the corruption go. i mean who knew -- not just the prison level but the state government, the federal government, who were the people involved? it's too early to answer the questions, but there is plenty of suspicion and names going back and forth. i think we're in for a really tough time for the next few months. >> brangham: let's talk more about the ripple effects between mexico and the u.s. we have a long relationship of trying to fight the drug war between our two countries. what does this do to that relationship? >> in talking to people today and yesterday, they said this sets back the relationship five, ten years. i mean, mexico is not canada. you don't have that natural sense of cooperation, the level of trust. they have been working very hard at it, especially the initiative where is the

but showers, if you're hoping for those you'll have to wait aa while.that's a live mostly cloudy view from center city from the adventure aquarium. jessica boyington is in the first alert traffic center with a great view of the roads this morning. >> great is right, bill. look at this 202 around 322, no problems in either direction. the sun starting to come up a little bit, though. rush hour is on its way. we know that. we'll check in with the area bridges, though, coming up at 5:30. >>> i'm jesse gary live in center city. two men enter this cafe but don't want a table for two. they came for the money. the latest on an armed robbery, right after the break. ♪ we are the world ♪ ♪ we are the children ♪ >> you can thank us for having that stuck in your head for the rest of the day. today marks 30 years since philadelphia hosted what many called the greatest concert ever. that song started it all. a look back at live aid, coming up. ♪ we are the children ♪ >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>> two armed robbers hold up a restaurant in the center city and get away wi

philadelphia 83 in allentown and 84 in reading and down the shore low to mid-80s, ocean water temperature aasere is pleasant, 74 degrees, i had a tweet from someone earlier in margate, are we going to get a storm, i can't guarantee it and it's a nice beach today for now. but if the skies get ominous and the rumble of thunder get off the beach. afternoon downpours are not out of the question here is how the numbers fall by 7:00, 84 and at 9:00, a low of 72. today muggy and humid and 89 and downpours are around and tomorrow humid and 87 and still muggy but in the afternoon and evening there could be drefrming thunderstorms but a better chance of strong storms. so downpours today and strong gusty downpour producing storms tomorrow and then friday and saturday we get the payoff the humidity is lower and still warm with a fair amount of sunshine but not as uncomfortable, sunday and hot and uncomfortable with another thunderstorm popping up. >>> lets get back to the breaking news story in hatboro, where a bank robbery led to a shooting walter perez arrived on the scene what do you know? >> reporter

it could have been eroded or have barnacles growing on it but they are keenly aa ware that many people holding out hope that this is a piece of that doomed flight. >> even if investigators can link this part to the flight does that solve the mystery of where or why it went down? >> unfortunately not. because it is of course a part of the wing of the plane, it may not tell them anything at all about exactly what happened on board, and we know of course because this plane seemingly disappeared off of the face of the earth, it has been fertile ground for conspiracy theorists. however, if it is identified as a part of malaysia 370, then it will reaffirm what those searching for the wreck age have believed that they are looking in the right place, because of the modeling around the time it disappeared did show that some debris may reach this far. certainly, it will also give some closure for the families who have had their -- their minds, their hopes, lifted and -- and fallen and clouded by some of the theories that have swirled around this disappearance, and maybe just one step -- it may i

your.about contagion i do not think it is aa question of contagion in the traditional sense of there worried about you and taking over and running libya. it is more a question of the presence in syria and iraq deeply destabilizing for those countries and the more broadly in the region. less a question about whether they will take over and capture and run jordan and whether or not they we will continue to destabilize the region. in a way in which we fight and helped that most of all is going on was contained in the last year's spread into iraq. is it?'s is it question last of caliphate expansion and more destabilization. >> two things. most of these places were already quite unstable. they did notthey did not need iso. i don't think they're we will be contributing substantially. if you look, the number of people killed in related events outside syria and iraq, the area of control was somewhere between 20300 people. tragic, unfortunate, but low-level not the kind of thing that is ultimately going to alter the political fate of those particular societies in my judgment. on the 2nd topic