a local boy is dead after police say he got ahold of a gun inside the house. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live in the cbs3 sat center. she's got the latest. >> reporter: police began the investigation into how the three-year-old child got ahold of a 9-millimeter gun. dozens of his family members were outside of his home devastated and in shock over the toddler's death. a delaware county community rocked as a medical examiner removed the body of a three-year-old boy from his home. >> my dog woke me up. when i came outside the stretcher was in my brief way eight. steven potts the next door neighbor of the child who died adolf adams the grandfather. >> he was a baby. he had so much fourth. i don't know, man, it's no words. the great grandfather struggling to find the words to express the pain everyone here is feeling. >> i'm just blown away. i can't say anything. i'm not sure what happened here but i mean i know he's gone. >> reporter: police say they were called to the home at the corner of bethel road and green street in chester township at aroun

they tried to get ahold of the woman and that led to a scuffle. they used a taser and took her in for observation and the officer is recovery. >>> police are investigating an apparent home invasion in camby park delaware. it happened at the mill creek village apartments. a man in his 20s was shot and wounded during a scuffle with two men who broke into his apartment. the victim is hospitalized in serious condition. >>> developing news involving syria, the white house issued an overnight warning to bashar al assad saying if his regime is preparing for a chemical attack, they should prepare for the u.s. we'll have more on press secretary's message to assad and what the price could be. >>> and a showdown in the senate for the gop health care bill. they are pushing forward for a vote before the july 4th recess. several senators are putting that possibility in jeopardy. >> good afternoon sara, at this hour president trump is meeting with one of of the most vocal critics rand paul. >> i won't vote to proceed unless the bill changes. >> the bill seems to

authorities investigating how this child got ahold of this gun.eporting live in delaware county, alycia nieves cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you so much for that update. also following breaking news out of london. a major police response is happening right now on the london bridge in the central part of the city. london police have only tweeted right now that they are dealing with "an incident on the bridge." there are reports that pedestrians may be involved. we will continue to follow this story as we learn more tonight both on television and you can get the latest on our web site cbsphilly.com. >>> now the suspect meantime wanted in connection with the stabbing city councilman david oh turned himself in to police today. this comes as councilman oh gets back to work after the failed robbery attempt. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has more. >> i feel g i good. >> reporter: david oh is about as upbeat as you can expect from a person who was the victim of a stabbing this week during a robbery attempt wednesday night in front of his home

fifth inning, at the plate, and he got ahold of that. deep into the phillies bullpen.enth, the phillies down seven-six, but the baby bull comes to the rescue. hits one into the gap in left center. hernandez, able to score once again, and again, the game all tied up. bottom of the eighth, maikel franco, who has also been in a slump lately goes to the opposite field. second jam of the season w that the fighting's regain the lead. later in the eighth inning, we have freddie galvis at the plate. hit another homer. the phillies and the home stand with freddie and both knocking in three runs, and the phillies end with a nine-seven victory. >> that's all for sports, i'm lesley van arsdall, have a great day. >> coming up in the next half hour every "eyewitness news," we expect to learn about new apple products today during the company's developer conference, we'll have a live preview from wall street. >> and we are hearing from former federal prosecutor and criminal defense attorney about the arguments bill cosby's lawyers may make today in court as his trial gets underway. >>

he knew he got ahold of that one. lively knows that seized his first major league win.om and sister all in the stands. >>> nashville hosting a stanley cup final game for the first time ever and the fans in nashville ready for the opening face off. they came in trailing two games to none but dominated from the opening skate. in the third period, craig smith pounces to beat matt murray for the score. game four monday night in nashville. that is your look at sports. we'll be right back. goldman sachs was one of those companies whose illegal activity helped destroy our economy... vo: as a goldman sachs president, phil murphy made his fortune in a rigged system. now the jersey machine has lined up with murphy and his millions. leaders should stand for the people, not the political machine. as a prosecutor, at treasury, and as head of the brennan center, i've taken on the powerful - from the mafia, to the nra, to the dark money that poisons our politics. i'll be nobody's governor but yours. yoit's shocking actually.ey put in tyson fun nuggets. they're made with real 100% all-

officers in philadelphia think they need to get ahold of these women, too. jeanette reyes has more on who the women are working with and how the cases are connected. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam within the last 24 hours, two police departments put the two incidents together and two cases together. we have new surveillance video this morning to show you images of the video. the concern is that these two women are becoming more aggressive. authorities are growing increasingly concerned about a trio of robbers suspected to being behind five incidents, three in upper darby and two in philadelphia. this is brand new surveillance footage off one of the robberies. >> they have gotten more aggressive the two days they need out here. >> reporter: the suspects are believed to be two women and a man who held up the dominoes driver and stole his car on june 21. they used the stolen vehicle during a robbery on the unit block of 10th street. the victim an 86-year-old grandmother visiting from he can can -- ecuador. >> the woman took the bag and took out a

eventually he is able to get ahold of this thing. takes his foot.t, is he trying to kick him in look at this. >> look at that. >> this guy is holding his mouth closed, got it by one arm. now he's got across a busy roadway. this video could be a dramatic turn of events. able to get it in the back of the car and release it into the bayou. >>> now in texas they call professionals. two people -- >> step on his face. step on his head. >> you know what -- >> let me just see about that. >> right about now would be a good time to tell people, adopt do this at home. know what they are doing and how to handle these animals. >> this guy doesn't use his foot. first the catch pole and the alligator almost eats it. then he just uses his hand. >> try that. >> a catch pole. >> catch up and throw you back. >> i love at one point the guy takes off his shirt and does a little action here. he does get the catch pole around and that's when the alligator does the thing when they stay in the water and start spinning like crazy. >> that's how they kill there are prey. >> t

the speeding car ripped off the door of the cop car, deputies got ahold of the speeding car and arrestedhe driver. >>> phillies snapped an 8 game losing streak last night. they shut out boston, 1-0 at citizens bank park. asks >> two birds are switching up the old saying, birds of a feather flock together. a duck and a bird have become friends in illinois. despite their differences, they share an inseparable bond even sleeping and eating together. snuggles is in the process of getting a pros threatic -- process at the prosthetic leg to help her get around. >> reporter: we're back in business all four web -- westbound lanes ready for you coming into center city. mass trans, we're pretty good at this point. keep in mind new schedules coming to city, suburban and victory division starting on sunday, the are 15 trolley won't be running you'll be on the buses instead for the next few months. >> reporter: partly cloudy and main dry, most areas not that bad, looking at the upper 60s between 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. 82 is the high at 3:00 p.m. there's a chance of a spotty pop-up shower, most of th

. >>> what's going on with getting ahold of the video from mexico, have you got an attorney working with you? >> man, you know, man, right now i really can't say too much about it. my family and i, we're kind of weighing all my options. >> what happened with demario, are you taking any legal action against the show or him? do you have any comment? >> no comment. >> corinne, whose statement says, "this is my worst nightmare" spent time at her lawyer's office. while demario, who says, "my character has been assassinated," was spotted at the gym. >> and what about corinne? >> if you love me, love her as well. like, i don't like the whole slander of corinne and people calling her names and whatnot. at the end of the day, like nobody knows what happens except for what's on the tape. >> once source tells us that corinne and demario were shown the video of their encounter while they were still in mexico. another source says corinne who's seeking therapy actually had a boyfriend when she signed on to paradise. she was, quote, not planning on hooking up with anyone. she wanted to hang out, stir u

however we did get ahold of washington gas. they say there is no imminent danger but say it's now a priority to fix this. they say in a week or so ago they will start work here to replace the pipes. reporting live in silver spring, abc news. michelle: in california a gas leak blamed for this explosion that ripped through a family's home. in this case a contractor hit the gas line. when a gas company worker arrived he orderedve just minutes before the blast. no one was hurt. jonathan: we want to update you about the steam pipe explosion we have been following in the past 48 hours. there is growing concern that amongst the dirt and as fault thrown across the city block because of the explosion there may be asbestos as well. the crews working to clean the damage have picked up low level of the car sin gins. pipes from -- carcinogens. pipes made from the era typically had asbestos in insulation but so far the air tests have come back clean. michelle: developing now. more than 40 people arrested after staging a die-in at mitch mccon

and just kind of seeing how they reacted and then when they were able to get ahold of their familiesmilies reacted, and then when they mentioned that representative steve scalise was down, and at that moment, they were unsure whether or not he had passed away. it sounds fortunately like he's doing okay but he's still in critical condition. >> is there anything you want people watching in america and the world to know what you witnessed, what took place this morning? >> i think beyond just being open to helping people when they're in an emergency situation is sometimes the hardest thing but it's the easiest, giving people comfort when they're going through something like that is going to make a big difference to somebody. if you don't know how they're feeling but you can give them a small amount of stability, it will make a big difference. >> thank you. we appreciate you and i'm sure the congressman and their families do as well. thank you so much. >> that's it for us. jake tapper is in washington and picks up cnn's coverage right now. . you love "flag dancing" as much as the next guy

they tried to get ahold of the woman and that led to a scuffle injuring an officer's hand.ice eventually used a taser on the woman and were able to take her into custody for observation. >>> and also new this morning, another woman is recovering after being shot. she was surrounded by an unruly crowd when police got to the scene in the 2800 block of north lee street in west kensington. police did find a gun at the scene but they tone know don't know if it's the one used during the crime. investigators are still looking for the shooter and have not said if the victim was the intended target. >>> a firefighters got an electrical fire under control on the 300 block of north 11th street in spring garden. no injuries have been reported. >> the senate bill that would repeal and replace the affordable care act is in trouble. a growing number of republicans say they are now opposed to the legislation as it stands. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live in the satellite center with that story. katherine. >> reporter: with the democrats unified in their position the republica

i'm in the audience and you can feel the audience grasp that line and grab ahold of it as you say it.el it on stage. >> tell me why you wrote this song. >> well, you know, race has always been a vernacular in a lot of my records for years. it all started when i was a a k. being in a soul band, an inner racial band in 1965. 1966. and it was surprising to me. whoa! wait a minute. i was in the band and i sang and then this other kid sang. and they loved us. he was, i was like 14, he was 17. and they loved it. but when we walked off stage, they didn't love him so much. and it was confusing to me. wait a minute. you were just screaming and yelling and you know, loving this guy and now that we're off stage, on a break, you know, when you're in a band like that, do you four sets a night. you have like 15 minutes. you have to go outside and -- i learned about it real early. it was just like, wow, there is really a lot of hate. for your skin being a little blacker than mine? >> yeah. >> i don't get it. i never did get it. >> where did the soul come from? the one thing your fans know, you can't

[gunfire] >> a white male taking careful aim at congressman, staffers, whoever he could get ahold of. brad: brooks also saw house majority whip steve scalise go down. >> the emotional shock of seeing your friend shot, where you are helpless. you have a baseball bat. they have a rifle. you're defenseless. brad: two capitol police crystal griner assigned to scalise were there and returned fire and despite being wounded themselves managed to take down the shooter. tonight they are being called heroes. >> we are all alive because of the capitol police. had they not been there we would have all been killed. brad: the shooter identified as 66-year-old james hodgkinson of illinois. a seemingly unemployed man who had been staying in alexandria. senator bernie sanders confirming hodgkinson volunteered for his campaign. the f.b.i. examining his social media posts. which have been critical of president trump and republicans. those who survived the shootings believe they were targeted. >> you have to assume he knew what he was doing here. >> he's behind home plate. brad: now joining me life from

. >> someone got ahold of my driver's license number, and obtained tickets pretending to be me, giving my information to the police officer. my employer told me that i had seven days to clear it up or i would be unemployed. i had to prove that i was innocent, because to them i'm looking guilty, as if i have something to hide. >> there's a new victim of identity fraud every two seconds. 1 in 4 people have already experienced it. and $16 billion were stolen from identity-fraud victims in 2016. if you have a social security number, it could happen to you. is there anything you can do about it? >> i signed up for lifelock. we have someone in our corner to help fight that fight. >> millions of people have already made the smart choice to become members of lifelock, the number-one most recognized brand in identity-theft protection. lifelock's award-winning technology scans hundreds of millions of transactions each second to spot threats to your identity. if you're a member, and lifelock detects your information being used, you get an alert. and unlike free credit monitoring that just monitor

going out and hiring a van, getting ahold of some knives.ect from the kind of trained killers that isis sent back to launch attacks in paris and in brussels where we saw them getting hold of collection cards. when you look at the threat here in the uk, the one saving grace is it's very, very hard for extremists to get ahold of weapons. guns, i mean. compared to the situation in somewhere like france. and so last night fortunately they didn't have ak 47s or something like that. we could have had a lot worse blood shed if that had been the case. >> we heard theresa may say britain has been too tolerant. it's time to review terror procedures. is that a fair assessment? >> well, yeah, but she's been in charge of british counter terrorism since 2010. what is she saying? she's been in the charge of the strategy. the reality is that there's been a lot of legislation put through, a lot of different measures that have been put in place to try to combat this threat in the uk. the security services and the police are best in class. i don't think there'

this is where they chase after, grab ahold, and physically basically lift her up and drag her back to the other car. >> oh, no. >> where'd the person she was with go? >> i'm sure on the left-hand side there, she dropped her phone, people picked that up and then she's bundled into the car. tens of thousands of shares of this video because a lot of people believe this was a kidnapping. that's not what's going on. the story behind the video is actually very different. people that got out of that white vehicle, the people that went up to her, her former employer who is accused her of theft. what they did is bundled her into that car and drove her straight to the police station. >> whoa. >> this is a pretty important example of how you have to get the story behind the video. because this got shared widely with the story being completely wrong. >>> much more straightforward video in this case. you can see it's a relatively narrow road especially will all the cars parked on the side. which means there's usually only space for one vehicle to go at a time. look up ahead, flashing the lights. >

knowing that that's somebody's loved one trying to get ahold of their loved one.ble to pick up that phone. >> oh, it was 20, 30 phones constantly going. i mean, one starts, another stops. three of them going over there. it was constant. that was hours. >> people trying to reach loved ones. >> yes. >> must have been so sad. >> it was. >> i think that was probably actually the most eerie thing. >> reporter: and soon the horror of it all took hold. >> several of us commented that this is going to change the city forever. probably change what we do forever. >> reporter: for "nightline," brian ross, abc news, orlando. >> our thanks to brian ross for his extraordinary reporting tonight. and we'll be right back. ♪ you might not ever just stand there, looking at it. you may never even sit in the back seat. yeah, but maybe you should. ♪ (laughter) ♪ but you've never had 'em quite like this. at red lobster's lobster & shrimp summerfest, the lobster and shrimp you love are teaming up in so many new ways. like new coastal lobster and shrimp, with a lobster tail with butter an

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no matter what you need to inspire you, whatever you need to grab ahold of, chalkboard material, whateverpens, it's so hard to win a championship. and kudos to them for finding whatever it took to play an amazing game, which they did. you know, we have got to find our edge next game. there's no secret. it's just how big the stage is right now. >> i don't know. i mean, i don't like it. it causes too much stress, man. i'm stressed-out. doing this every year. lin, at the ends of the day we have got resilient guys. the warriors have championship dna, and we do as well. and you know, we battle tested. they are battle tested. you know, just getting swept is something that you never want to happen. >> the warriors can win the first major championship at home in the bay area since the a's did it in 1974. our game five coverage starts at 4:30 on nbc sports bay area. and it will continue after the final buzzer for as long as needed. >>> the giants looking for their swing at home as they host the twins. bottom of the first. brandon belt hits the team off to a stra start. seventh career splash hit. 2

the suspects, police say, sped westbound towards 60th street on springfield a they're trying to get aholdthat of surveillance video. jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." >> police are investigating the discovery of a human skeleton in the tioga-nicetown section. the body was that found 6 feet under what used to be a laundromat. part of the corpse was covered in adult female clothing. private contractors first made the discovery back on june 19th and at 1st they thought it might have been animal remains. they contacted police yesterday when they found a human skull and jawbone in an abandoned suitcase. residents say the laundromat was torn down one year ago. >> a drug raid in south jersey is highlighting the dangers agents face on the job. dmv ea agents recovered fentanyl and pill presses from a house on the 200 block of broadway in carneys point yesterday. residents took photos of the agents in hazmat suits. fentanyl is synthetic opioid pain medication is so potent officers must take extra safety measures. >> took a little bit out into my hand. if that was fentanyl that would be enough

yes, i'm trying to get ahold of butts. very funny. don't have time for this foolishness. [ beep ] maybe if you had a system for where you leave things. i have a system. i put down things, then i remember where i put them. and that would be preferable to, say, putting them on the key holder which just happens to look like a large key. stop screaming! what are you doing? turning back the clock. [ jingling ] disgusting! don't judge me. you've never been married. this never happened. i don't know what you're talking about. boy. i'm a boy! [ coughing ] you all right? you okay? w-why do you ask? [ cellphone rings ] oh. okay. well, i think this is for you. i-i don't know what to say to him. just open your heart and listen, helen. okay. hello? [ smash ] i dropped your phone. yeah. i was here when it happened. okay. it's all right. we'll just... i can't. i-i just can't. helen, you have to try. i once almost let my own fears stop me from embarking on a relationship, and i would have lost the love of my life. helen: ohh. helen! donald! ca

allegations of grade fixing and records manipulation at prince george's county naacp wants to put aholdnd term. its members are asking county executive baker to call dr. maxwell the until the investigation is complete. robert ross says dr. maxwell does not have the confidence of the community parents or students and adds that the problem would be made worse by continued tolerance in their words of dr. maxwell's conduct. now, dr. maxwell did speak to fox5 for the first time since four board members brought their complaint to the governor. he said basically bring on the investigation. they will not find anything and again, strongly denying the allegations. want to let you know that dr. maxwell's contract is up for renewal so the -- basically the documents, right, those are up for renewal july 1st and they would continue for another five years until june 30th of 2021. fox5 did reach out to county executive baker's office for comment on the naacp's letter but we have not received a response yet. live in prince george's county i'm melanie alnwick, fox5 local news. >> 10 minutes before the ho

she didn't take anything but did manage to get ahold of a set of school keys. damion trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> a type offer aide's on the peninsula caught having an inappropriate relationship with a student sentenced today. rodriguez received two years in jail for engaging in sex acts with a 15-year-old boy. gas after theo videotaped an endowner with that teen and the video was anonymously sent to the school leading to his arrest in july of last year. >> tens of thousands of dollars in damage and 1600 people without power. that was the scene in mountain view last night. all because of a drone. scott budman talked to the many businesses affected. >> reporter: when flown daflly, drones can be tun, but when flown illegally. >> we seen a big flash. not once, but twice. >> reporter: they can be dangerous. >> you could actually see the drone on fire on the ground. and the guys who were flying the drone ended up just leaving. >> reporter: they left but their drone, flown into a high voltage wire thursday night on polaris avenue in mountainview caused 1600 peopl

if you want to send me the pictures any time, a great way to get ahold of me is on my facebook page. search me jeff ranieri we'll be able to share that. as we get to live look at san jose a mix of sun and cloud cover, 68 degrees temperatures do drop to the 50s once we hit 9:00 tonight. as we push into tomorrow's forecast for the tuesday morning, tfl be a mix of sun and clouds. i don't think we'll have any problems, nothing in terms of a thick fog event. so that's beginning with 55 in the south by backup 57 for the peninsula and the tri valley at 52. the east bay 56 particle cloudy and a few clouds college rolling into san francisco and 54. temperatures will warm up tomorrow about four to six degrees. but it will be comfortable down here in the south by. i don't think we'll have any issues. 76 in downtown san jose and starting to feel the heat right at morgan hill and gill roy with low 80s. east bay going warmer as hot as 84 in concord. but that's going to feel cool in terms of what's coming this we can. i'll have more on that in a minute but over to the pens are la, 74 in bellant, 77

hey, i couldn't get ahold of you all weekend. what the hell is going on?on? no, no. he's on a sobriety cruise. 12 steps and a shuffleboard. he's fine. so then why are you staying there? luke and i are taking a break. what? no, it's--i'm fine. it's fine. it's just-- we're taking some space. we were moving too s--fast or... i don't believe in space. it doesn't work. perfect. (sighs) no. every couple gets one breakup. that's it. one. more than that, i'm sorry-- you're over. you're done. so don't waste it. space is for losers. yeah, maybe so. now get out of mine. ooh. okay, linda's collecting perishables and canned goods at the front desk. it's getting cold out there, and we have at least 5,000 homeless in our city, so it's the least we can do. in other news, sam's old buddy george goodman has just been released from the mental health facility downtown... (chuckles) so, uh, let's keep an eye out for him. (sighs and chuckles) and apparently it's day three without caffeine for officers shaw and swarek. whoever caffeinates first pays the tab at the penny tonight.

police are trying to get ahold of that surveillance camera footage and hopefully that will lead them to the shooter. reporting live at southwest detectives, jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." tam. >> all right, jeanette, thank you for that. >>> and also breaking overnight, a pedestrian was hit and killed by two cars on the roosevelt boulevard in the city's olney section. around 12:30 this morning a 36-year-old man was trying to cross the boulevard near wyoming avenue when he was hit in the northbound lanes. police say the victim was initially hit by a minivan and then hawpe run over by a second car. both of the drivers involved stopped nearby and they were questioned by police. now police say the man was not in the crosswalk and right now investigators are leaning towards calling this a tragic accident. >>> and we are working to get more information after a delaware county teenager was pulled from a swimming pooh in ridley township. chopper6 was over the scene yesterday afternoon as rescue crews prepared to transport the victim from the 600 block of agnes avenue. they say he was

were coming from all parts of the country for me it was exciting to watch and i can't with people get ahold of it ok you've also joined up with fox sports as a full time analyst the are you comfortable with it you look at i've seen you with a rod you look pretty sailorman i feel like you're born for it. i just feel like i try and get on there and i literally just trying to people excited about something the secret of what you learned in baseball with when you had the off year was what you know out of medically in broadcasting no secret and you be a self that's a big you know i feel like people can see through fake people and i feel like for myself i've always kind of been an open book and i've always tried to kind of be that guy that's literally sitting in your living room watching t.v. with you just trying to have a good time with a rod has had this conflicted career that an amazing ballplayer of the terro suing the league or to spend the year what was it like for you to work with him so i feel like i was blessed and honored to be his teammate number one to win a championship and not only

so rudimentary attacks of this kind are all that's left of those who aren't able to get ahold of those more sophisticated weapons. >> this is the third terror attack in england in the last three months. is it because the area is becoming more of a target, the attacks are harder to prevent or something else? >> we have seen in the last 18 months or so a huge uptick in the number of individuals radicalizes online and getting in touch with isis and a desire to conduct attacks. that has created a huge amonlt of work for the security services, for mi-5 and so-15 at scotland yard to deal with. in fortunately, you can't get all of them all of the time, and that means particularly when they're inspired to do something on the spot and these knife attacks and vehicle attacks can be done with very short notice. they can react very quickly and get out there, and sometimes that means they're ahead of the security services. >> duncan, the prime minister said there was way too much tolerance for terroristic incidents in the country. what does she mean by that? >> well, i'm not totally sure what she m

. >> i heard all of the cops are flying over, over the house, and i got ahold of my brother. he came downstairs, and the whole street was lined with cop cars. i was afraid to come outside. >> to the prison is right up the street. so this stuff can happen. >> now, police say the prisoner was in custody for what they describe as a low level failure to appear in court. he is approximately 25 years old, wearing an orange shirt, jeans, and work boots. as we mentioned, he's still wearing those handicuffs. >> also, bucks county, barajas been stuck in a tree in feast err ville near the intersection. street road and bustleton avenue. authority spent yesterday afternoon trying to coax the bear from the tree, while they were able to shoot him twice with tranquilizer darts, that got him down, but then got spooked and ran right back up. before he climbed the tree, eyewitness video shows him opening a gate and running into someone's backyard. police are warning residents to keep their distance. >> well, the sexual assault trial for comedian bill cosby starts today. >> two women including f

is that danger here that folks could be getting ahold of these cards and getting access that they really just shouldn't be? william: no, and in fact, the pennsylvania legislature knew situations and experiences like that were happening out of state so they went out of their way to make sure that wouldn't happen here. pennsylvania's program is as robust of a regulation system that you're gonna see across the country. they want medical marijuana to be the emphasis here. so in pennsylvania, there is a defined list of medical conditions that a patient needs to have before he or she can be recommended medical marijuana from their doctor. the doctors who recommend the medical marijuana have to, they, themselves, apply to the department of health to be certified to recommend it. they have to take a training course. and then they need to continue to treat that patient after they recommend the medical marijuana. so the situation that i had of chatting with a doctor on an ipad, meeting roxy, and leaving with a patient id card, that won't be happening in pennsylvania. lauren: you know, i think one

. >> i think he would like to get ahold their electronic assets.red republic in the east. there are a lot of -- estonis. there are a lot of elements of the country that would be beneficial. would nato other u.s. risk everything to defend this country? lou: you have to read the book to find out. the book is putin's gambit and we highly endorse it. that's it for us tonight. thanks for joining us. please be with us cheryl: breaking news this morning. four prominent republican senators have come out against the gop senate health plan but president trump is optimistic they are going to support it. we are going to take a look at the numbers mitch mcconnell needs to get the bill passed. lea: democrats in disarray as more calls for nancy pelosi to step aside. cheryl: well, in the market it is major averages losing ground yesterday but health care stock, the big winner. sector of up five weeks in a row and now dow, s&p and nasdaq all pointing to slightly higher open this friday. >> investors keeping an eye on

if we don't get ahold of the epidemic of the -- the opioid epidemic and attendant heroin and fentanyl and all that, we're going to be -- it will be bigger. but right now, they got a long way to go to catch up to the aggregate impact of this. the concentrated impact of the opioid epidemic is worse because more people die quicker. but this is still the public health problem that affects the largest number of people. and it impairs the learning capacity, for example, and the growth capacity of the largest number of our children. so i came here more than anything else to say thanks, and to say that i believe more strongly than i did ten years ago that partnerships between diverse partners are still the best problem solvers. several years ago, a distinguished journalist wrote a book called "the wisdom of crowds" in which he basically said you could fill this room with social science studies proving that diverse groups make better decisions than homogenous ones or lone geniuses. and if i could snap my fingers and instantaneously, the person in the room with the highest iq would appear, and

david: for your smart phone, if someone wants to get ahold of you, can someone get a hold of you on ane or mobile telephone? mr. buffett: no, a smart phone is too smart for me. david: and a computer, you use rarely? mr. buffett: one of the trick questions that bill gates and i give when we are talking is -- who is on the computer more, excluding e-mail? and the answer is i probably am. because i probably play 12 hours a week of bridge on it. and then i use it for research. david: who do you play bridge with? is it anonymous people on bridge? mr. buffett: no, i go by the name of t-bone. and there is a woman i play with a woman in san francisco who goes by the name of sirloin. she is a two time world champ, and i am a two time world chump. so we have been playing together for decades. david: and are you at a world-class level after all these years? mr. buffett: no. no. i -- she -- you could not have a better teacher than she is, but the student has limitations. david: now you mentioned bill gates. how did you actually come to know bill gates? mr. buffett: it came out, because meg greenf

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. >> i think he would like to get ahold their electronic assets.epublic in the east. there are a lot of -- estonis. there are a lot of elements of the country that would be beneficial. would nato other u.s. risk everything to defend this country? lou: you have to read the book to find out. the book is putin's gambit and we highly endorse it. that's it for us tonight. thanks for joining us. please be with good night from new york. kennedy: senate republican leaders finally deliver their healthcare plan and not everyone is happy about it. what should stay and what should go. thomas massie is here. mr. democrats force out nancy pelosi? the panel weighs in. and is a black college professor at an elite connecticut college calling for white genocide? that and the college's response. as obamacare continues its heartless death spiral, those who hoped a liberty-rich solution would spring up in its place will be disappointed by