alex: 300% turnover. tony: to survive. alex: did you think when you were taking photographs at any time anyone would see them? you must've thought it was very unlikely you would make it out of this war? did you think you would live? tony: no, but i was careful in doing the following -- i prepared myself to develop my own film. and then, to be my own editor, i would go to the film, i would see the negative that hit me -- pictures have to hit you. if they don't hate you, -- if they don't hit you, you are not a photographer or whatever. i would take that negative, and then i would hide it, so nobody could look and say, oh, that's a photograph, you know? so, i had to outsmart the army -- alex: censors? tony: yes, i had two outsmart them. you could not check with the light, because 35mm has all of those holes. you will ruin the negative. so may sisters would receive everything. i had no mother, no father. one older and one younger. him when the negative, when the war was over, i went home. i had thousands. alex: tony, tell me a

alex: john loenfeld?ony: yes, it's a wonderful picture of the three or four american -- they were american indian, those soldiers, yes. they are digging in the american flag for the war in the south pacific. this is the war in europe. and when i saw this, i thought my god, this will be the name in europe as the symbol of the struggle that we had in europe. alex: and tony is being very very modest. this is a symbol shown throughout europe. we're running out of time, tony. i know some people have questions. before we going to questions, i just have to say on behalf of the museum here, and certainly on behalf of europe, i'm grateful to you. we owe you an anonymous debt. thank you so much for your service, sir. tony: thank you. thank you. [applause] alex: does anybody have any questions? i'm going to scroll through the photographs -- >> when he landed at normandy and omaha beach, how to jerk -- how did your camera not get destroyed by the water? and the salt? tony: in those days plastic had not been discovere

alex: john loenfeld? tony: yes, it's a wonderful picture of the three or four american -- they were american indian. they are digging in the american flag for the war in the south pacific. this is the war in europe. and when i saw this, i thought my god, this will be the name in europe as the symbol of the struggle that we had in europe. alex: and tony is being very very modest. this is a symbol shown throughout europe. it is a definitive symbol of liberation of europe. we're running out of time, tony. i know some people have questions. before we going to questions, i just have to say on behalf of the museum here, and certainly on behalf of europe, i'm grateful to you. we owe you an anonymous debt. thank you so much for your service, sir. tony: thank you. [applause] alex: does anybody have any questions? i'm going to scroll through the photographs. >> when he landed at normandy at omaha beach, how did your camera and film not get destroyed by the water? tony: in those days, plastic had not been discovered

alex scott lost her battle with the disease but her legacy lives on through alex's lemonade stand foundation. today cbs three is proud to partner once again with the foundation to raise money so one day alex's dream will come true. guess case live in the great hall with more on how you can help jessica? >> it is a wonderful day i'm here with cole fitzgerald, a hero and his sister, maggie dad, bill, mom karen so we are all here just a wonderful family who has benefited from alex lemonade stand foundation and then turned around and given back to it ten fold. before we get started i want to remind everybody 1.844.977.cbs3, that is the number to call, we have volunteers here. i want to introduce to you cole. cole, you are quite the man here. tell me a little bit about yourself. tell me your story. >> my name is cole fitzgerald and i'm an eight year cancer survivor. >> wow, let's give him a round of applause, yeah. that is awesome. there we go. cole, now you are helping other kid with cancer, right. >> yes. >> tell me how you are doing that. >> i love to help kids because i really like -- i was b

it was alex katrinak's favorite toy. close to the bodies was a milk bottle and diaper bag, with two long blond hairs still attached. the hairs were microscopically similar to the hairs found on the headrest of joanne katrinak's car. since joanne katrinak's jewelry was found with the body, the motive did not appear to be robbery. an autopsy discovered that joanne katrinak had been shot once in the face at point-blank range with a .22 caliber pistol. she had also been beaten. >> due to the fact that she sustained one gunshot wound to the face and then approximately 19 blows to the head led us to believe that the gun probably had jammed. because of the gun jamming, the assailant had to resort to blunt object and beat her about the head. >> the coroner was not sure whether little alex died from exposure or had been suffocated. >> i can remember to this day seeing that infant being lifted off of the abdomen of his mother. it certainly tugged at our heartstrings. it brought a tear to my eye. if nothing more, it certainly galva

>>> yes, chris we have alex's lemonade stan at ninth and the boardwalk teaming up with alex and also rita's water ice. thanks, girls for your donation. we are asking folks to stop down and make a donation and we will be here right throughout evening. also i will have the forecast from the city to the poconos to the shore for your weekend coming up. >>> and our volunteers are working hard, they are taking your calls and donations on this ninth annual alex scott a stand for hope tell-a-thon. is there the number, just call them 1.844.977.cbs3 and any amount can help change the life of the child. we will be right [alarms blaring] ohhhhh... whoa whoa whoa! who's responsible for this?!? if something goes wrong, you find a scapegoat. ...rick. it's what you do. ahhhhhhhh! what'd you say? uh-oh! kelly! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. rick. don't walk away from me. ahhhhhhhh! >>> every day, 720 children diagnosed with cancer worldwide. and alex lemonade stand foundation wants to change that by helping to find a cure, health r

on the talk she gave alex cause a national shout out. >> lemonade days this weekend for alex scott and alex lemonade stand big fundraiser going on today go get lemonade this weekend. >> fundraiseing has paid for 500 research grants. her mother liz scott here's from grateful parents all the time. >> the treatment that cured their child was because of alex lemonade stand. >> parents like pam witt whose son zach has limb tomorrow ma. >> i think it's a very big help to kids that are dying in the hospital. >> zach would not be here today without that drug. so it's very special and dear to our hearts. >> that to me is the moment that i wish everybody could share in. everybody who donates could share in. because it's incredible. >> from the first glass of lemonade to now alex's lemonade stand has raised more than $100 million for childhood cancer. >> it's amazing. we want to put ourselves of business and we'll do that soon. >> amazeing day and night here at cbs3. again, setting a new record our grand total for the alex scott stand for hope telephone telethon is $2,997,865 in one day. huge tha

joining us is liz alex's mom. thanks for joining us what does it mean after so many years, the effort is still going strong. >> it means so much. me personally it is incredible as a mom to see alex remember and all of the volunteers here. it is inspiring to me. it really just i cannot describe what it feels like. >> did you have any idea all those years ago when alex started this what would become of it, what it is to day. >> no, in fact, i was really proud that she wanted a stand but i thought she would raise five or $10. if anything i thought it was cute, she would make a difference with the lemonade stand, i could have never imagined what we could have accomplish together helping and getting behind her to help kid with cancer. >> what do you think she would think of what this has become. >> you know, i think she would be really pleased but she was always the first one to say great job but there is more to be done and we take that very seriously and we plan to do this until we finish what she started. >> liz tha

every year she watches alex's story on cbs-3 and donate. she, herself has cancer. >> it is going to help millions and millions of babies, maybe some of them will live longer than little alex. >> meteorologist, kate bilo, was in l.a., guest co-host on the talk, she gave alec's cause a national shout out. >> lemonade days this weekend for alex scott, they have a big fundraising going on today. go get some lemonade this week end. >> alex fundraising paid more foreman 500 research grant. her mother, liz scott, hears from grateful parent all the time. >> the treatment that cured their child was because of alex's lemonade stand. >> parent like pam whitt whose son, zach, has lymphoma. >> i think it is a very big help for the kids that are dying in the hospital. >> zach would not be here today without that. so it is very special and dear to our hearts. >> that to me is the moment that i wish everything could share in, everybody who donate could share in, because it is incredible. >> from the first glass of lemonade, to now alex's lemonade stand has

alex? >> i have to think this is a huge sense of relief but you can't let it go in terms of local residents. but at least to have one down, that has to be a relief for them. >> it really. is it was remarkable last night when the governor came in to give his news conference that hundreds of townspeople from here in malone just spontaneously showed up at the state police barracks to listen. they applauded things he had to say, saying matt had been killed but they can't let up because knew matt was confirmed to have a weapon it's very possible sweat has a weapon as well. people who live in this area have cob bins have to remain on alert. >> chris pollone, thank you so much from malone new york. let's bring in a veteran bounty hunter who's got more than 4,000 arrests. he's an expert advisor for law enforcement agencies around the country. sikh welcome back to the broadcast. how long do you think it will take to close in on the remaining fugitive. there's evidence they were traveling together. h

>> well, very close, alex.e house but the big events when there are dignitaries who are dining here. and then also the holiday meals. so the executive chefs are often very close to the first family and i've been speaking to a former official with the bush administration who says their hearts just go out to walter scheib and they just hope he is found. >> absolutely. i'm sure both members of the champion family and george w. bush family are distraught over this. >>> hillary clinton's strong remarks about race and gun violence this weekend. hear what she plans to do about it coming up. . audible safety beeping audible safety beeping audible safety beeping the nissan rogue with safety shield technologies. the only thing left to fear is you imagination. nissan. innovation that excites. ♪ one, two, three o'clock. four o'clock pop. ♪ five, six, seven o'clock. eight o'clock pop. ♪ ♪ nine, ten eleven o'clock ♪ ♪ twelve o'clock pop ♪ ♪ we're gonna pop around the clock tonight. ♪ pop in new tide pods plus febreze a 4 in

alex? >> adam i'm curious, has this been a steady stream all day. can you guesstimate the numbers and the description? it looks to me like it's black, white, young, old, brown, it doesn't matter. there are people from all walks coming here today. >> absolutely. multicultural. we were here all day yesterday, hundreds of people thousands if you add it up between yesterday and today, a steady stream flowers, candles. all of this just trying to make sense and talk to each other and hug each other and cry together so much emotion here and trying to figure out how this happened why it happens and as one person who knows why and how in all of that the dylann roof. >> okay, adam riess, thank you so much. one of the most striking moments in this tragedy came yesterday when the families of the victims were given an an opportunity to speak directly to dylann roof at his bail hearing. instead of hate they had words of forgiveness and mercy. >> i forgive you. you took something very precious away from m

know that alex center city dedicateed to the legacy of alex scott. >> the cup was filled with 1,735 gallonsters the previous record by nearly 200 gallons. that's great. >>> and another alex's lemonade stand happening today in swedesboro, new jersey. this one hosted by a nine-year-old boy named maurio carpino. he has been battling inoperable brain tumors since 2007. mario's lemonade stands have become huge community events and last year even jon bon jovi showed up. his events have raised tens of thousands of dollars for the cure for pediatric cancer. >>> now, this thursday we are taking a stand for hope. cbs3 and the cw philly are proud to partner with alex's lemonade stand foundation raising money for childhood cancer. join us from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. as we remember alex and continue her dream of finding a cure. we hope you can join us and make a donation. take a stand for hope. that's coming up on thursday. >>> all right, justin, so i was walking around the city. >> yes. >> the sun was teasing me today. >> finally. >> finally, though, we saw it. >> yeah, we got rid of that pacific north

alex: there is opportunity. mr.aulson is acquiring property at a third or fourth of the price under good terms that were not there as recent as five or six years ago. if you are an operator you have opportunity in puerto rico three at international airport was privatized a couple of years ago and they are crushing it. revenue is up, the airport looks state-of-the-art. the same thing with a highway systems area goldman sachs bought toll roads. the government has tv channels, radio stations -- stephanie: what does this mean for puerto ricans? it seems that your middle-class has left the country and moved to the united states in the last 20 years. what does it mean for businessmen? alex: we have to find a silver lining of opportunities in this. we have to partner up with american funds and foreign investors. we have a lot of acceleration in the system because the recession hit us and now is the opportunity, we have to activate the economy. everything and puerto rico is measured in terms of job creation. i'm going to de

alex: al menos 180,000 haitianos estarÍan en riesgo de deportaciÓn.que sÓlo el 15% de los encuestados mostrÓ preocupaciÓn por el impacto que tiene botar tanta comida. la mitad manifestÓ preocupaciÓn por la cifra, tomando en cuenta la hambruna mundial. el ex dictador panameÑo manuel antonio noriega, pidiÓ perdÓn ♪ ilia: el ex dictador panameÑo manuel antonio noriega rompiÓ su silencio luego de mÁs de tres aÑos de ser repatriado. en una declaraciÓn que leyÓ con el canal local telemetro, noriega dijo que tomÓ esa decisiÓn despuÉs de analizarlo con su familia y con la iglesia. noriega: pido perdÓn. ilia: el ex general gobernÓ con mano dura desde 1984 hasta el 89, cuando fue expulsado del poder por una invasiÓn de estados unidos. enrique: mÉxico es un paÍs de contrastes donde conviven la desnutriciÓn infantil y tasas de obesidad que se encuentran entre las mÁs altas del mundo. situaciÓn que llevÓ a la elaboraciÓn de un estudio sobre la desigualdad. andrea: la desigualdad econÓmica en mÉxico es una de las mÁs alarmantes del mundo, eso es parte de lo que ind

alex: sÍ, hay talento por los tantos jugadores que firmaron con ellos.ra Última pausa. no le cambien ♪ ♪ ♪ raÚl: gracias por continuar con nosotros. el fresno fuego continuÓ su paso,luego de ganar ante golden state misionero. aunque este torneo no ha sido espectacular, nos dejÓ con jugadas de alto nivel. aquÍ es donde aparece marcos rojo de la selecciÓn argentina. sin pensarlo, sacaba un centro, para mandar una chulada de pase que por poco resultado gol. esa jugada no cualquiera lo puede intentar. le damos a rojo con 10 por intentarlo! vaya deleite! vamos a mostrarle la jugada de la semana. en la pelota caliente, liga menores de jÓvenes, segunda base. se pone la capa de supermÁn. no te hace falta equipaje. el joven de 14 aÑos de edad, salvando un hit. le vamos a mostrar el gol de la semana y se la vamos a dar a una partera. es para hablar queda por el valor del tanto. Última jugada del partido. en la portera se va en busca del tiro de esquina y vaya golazo! el valor de ese tanto era de suma importancia, quÉ golazo! de esta manera, llegamos al final de ot

that's where little alex was a student, it's the 15th firesides of her first fund raiser alex's jay scott thanks everyone for supporting the cause. >> started in our front yard really grown into something really amazing and it wouldn't have been possible without all of you helping volunteering coming out every year we rely appreciate that. >> thursday here at cbs3 we held our 9th annual telethon benefiting alex lemonade stand foundation and it was a record breaking day, we're proud to report in 14 hours we raised near 3 million dollars thank you so much you can see the inspirational stories of alex and other children hr children carrying on her legacy, alex scott a stand for hope. that's tomorrow morning at 11:30 on cbs3. >>> rocker gives new meaning to the phrase the show must go oncoming up next see the frightening fall that badly injured the for a fighter front man, see the festive it is held today for queen elizabeth justin. >> heat continues for the rest of the weekend, i'll show you what you can see for the showers and storms in the seven-day forecast. >>> '6ers gets bad news we'll

him him alex cox has been busy. him to concede make it him. him him last him alex, he was celebrate him, him was sure he would get him. alex isn't sure how him at 50, he was to him was with an aggressive bone cancer. him>> mentally, him it's tough him>> reporter: his mission him to make the most of every moment and him behind something fasting him like solar panels mom him him him want to help out my mom with electric him since i am not going to be around him him aside it would be him will him too.>> reporter: him he has raced 1400 him for the prius -- process before getting a call from dell saul and extra energy companies. orr a friend of mine on the internet told me about the situation and we got together as a group and decided to help the family out.>> alex is cut from the same cloth from -- has us solo professionals. >> reporter: the solar panels were installed three. alex says he will donate the money he raised to cancer research and environmental causes.>> it is just the beginning of what i would like to do.>> we are told more than $30,0

>> michael alex, alex and mike. >> ahh. >> peanut butter and jelly we will, chocolate and peanut butterally together. >> now pizza hut wants to marry pizza and movies, yeah, they are calling it a blockbuster box. >> what a beautiful union. >> yeah. >> i love it. >> yes. >> it is a pizza becomes that plays movies. >> right now it is only available in hong kong, sorry to disappoint everybody. so excited you have to fly to hong kong. >> let's do it. >> the quality of the video it is not so great because it is being projected on the side of the box but kind of a cute idea. >> they said sound will be muffled but if you have blue tooth speakers. >> like watching our show, sound is a little muffled, looks a little hazy, you will be used to it. >> that is terrible. >> netflix nabs distribution rights to brad pitt's latest project. thinks a very interesting project that brad has, very ambitious it is called war machine a comedy based on the book called the operators wild and terrifying inside story of america's war in afghanistan. this marks the services of a biggest film acquisition and will be

every time we can find you we look for you and i love alex. >> isn't alex greaty love alex, she's my facebook friend. >> hi, sue. i live in egg harbor township. >> go to work. >> thanks for coming by. >> bye everybody. >> sue, seriously. >> she said it will clear up. >> you know what today is. >> take your dog to work day. >> yes, hi, baby. >> get him registered as a therapy dog. >> there you go. >> thanks for coming by. >> thank you. >> very nice meeting you all. >> now we will do some weather. >> lets do some weather. >> it is getting out of here. weather will be improving, i promise, yes, more folks. we will first take a quick look at radar to show you this latest round of rain is on its way out from the shore and we love to have you join folks who are already here visiting us this morning. lets check in with your pal and mine bus stop buddy pool side all week and today maybe a decent pool day even if it is not sunny all day licensing because it will not rain and there will be a little bit of sun peeking through those cloud here and there. number of the day is seven out of ten, te

alex is in the back seat.ly the weather will clear up since we're going down the shore today. >> you know what, if the sunnies not out and it is not a perfect beach day, it is a great daze to go hang out with sue, mike and alex. >> it is true. >> they will have beater with the heater there jerry blavat all kind of food and fun. we will do yoga on the beach with jen fred. she will also be checking out life guard for all of the ladies. >> i like that. >> all right. >> sue serio. >> what is cuter sue life guards or firemen who is hotter a life guard or firemen. >> it depend on the guy. >> she can't hear a word i'm saying probably a good thing. can she? sue serio. >> listen, i'm just trying to deal with this less than perfect weather my umbrella has, indeed blown out once, it is inside out but we have got it back again. so this is with us, for a little while longer, but we're still hoping for some. we have a lot of folks that will be coming down to see us. a lot of local businesses here in margate city are it isin

that's where alex was a student. it's the 15th anniversary of her first fund-raiser to fight childhood cancer, alex's dad jay scott thanks even for supporting this cause. of. >> started in our front yard, we live right behind those houses over there, really grown into something amazing and -- all of you. helping volunteering coming out every year. we really appreciate that. >> thursday right here at cbs3 we hell our 9th annual telethon benefiting alex lemonade stand founding and it was a record breaking day in 14 $14 hours, we raised nearly three million thank you so much to everyone and your generosity, you can see the sprooishl stories of alex and other children carrying on her legacy, tune in to see our award winning documentary, alex scott a stand for hope, that's tonight at 7:00 p.m. on our sister station the "cw philly" and then again tomorrow morning at 11:30 a.m. on cbs3. >>> a spare pair of killers broke out of an upstate new york prison last week still on the loose today, straight ahead on "eyewitness news"

alex? >> okay.ing in former prosecutor wendy, this lays out the bank regulations and the law in regard to money transfers. why are they not going after sexual abuse allegations? >> a couple reasons. one is it is not technically covered by federal law, the act of being sexually violated unless it happens on federal property. it's a state crime or a state tort. so the state court has jurisdiction assuming the statute of limitations has not expired and there's some interesting questions about that. but under federal law, this is probably the only thing that the feds can use to go after him in a little bit like the al capone case. if you can't get him for the right crime, see to get him for a money-based offense. look it's not insignificant that the payoff if you will the payoff for silence occurred. and the inpropriety of the expenditure of the funds is worth federal intervention. this is respective of the underlying charge. so it's good to have the federal government involved in all their resources be

>> reporter: good morning, alex. once police shot and killed richard matt they immediately moved in to set up a perimeter on the banks of the salmon river south of malone new york. they believe that this perimeter they are manning now is choking off any means of escape for david sweat. a swarm of police cars the first indication that the three-week-long manhunt could be nearing an end. escaped murderer richard matt shot and killed in the woods after a driver reported his camper had been fired upon. >> the team came upon matt who was an escaped prisoner engaged mr. matt who was armed and mr. matt was shot and killed. >> reporter: this comes during a concentrated search two days after finding evidence of richard matt at a burglarized cabin. matt's accomplice still on the run. >> we have no reason to believe that mr. sweat was not with mr. p matt at the time. but we don't have any confirming evidence that he was either. >> reporter: the inif mates escaped from clinton facility june 6 in elaborate plan that included cutt

know that alex is dedicated to the legacy of alex scott to find a cure for cancer one cup at a time.ecord by nearly 200 gallons. >>> and this thursday we are taking a stand for hope. cbs3 and the cw philly are very proud to partner with alex's lemonade stand foundation raising money for childhood cancer. join from us 6:00 a.m. through 8:00 p.m. as we remember alex and continue her dream of finding a cure. we hope that you can join us and make a donation. take a stand for hope. >>> now, the theater industry is getting ready to celebrate the best of broadway. the 69th annual tony awards are tomorrow night and this year the brits are everywhere. of the 10 nominees for best acting in a drama five are british. they include some of the uk's biggest stars including kerry mulligan and helen mirren. you can catch the tony awards tomorrow night at 8 o'clock rider here on cbs3. >>> all right justin, so the sun was playing peekaboo earlier. >> yeah. >> finally we've got some sun. >> we did need the rain but it's nice to have the sunshine back. at least we're not dealing with severe whether it's

take a look at this mike and alex. look at this little guy, mesmerized on my traffic report today. >> is that today. >> he is playing with his cars on his little traffic rug here. >> traffic rug here. >> and making sure, that is blue route, he was watching me with the blue route closed there, but look at how nice and neat playroom is. >> he is going to grow up to be you. >> he will fill in for me next week. >> good morning everybody. >> if the kids in school sounded like me. >> good morning everybody. >> yes. >> i got a jammo in my diaper. >> jammo. >> do you think. >> yeah. >> jammo. >> 7:19. hoist hungry are you hungry. >> yes. >> lets get for breakfast later today i will be at nick and lou's pines diner in clifton heights from 9:00 to 10:00. if you are delayed in traffic because of the rain and delay kid going to school come on by, come on by we will have some breakfast see you there at 9:00 o'clock. >> what town did we say he was going to be in. >> i don't know. >> yeadon. >> yeah, yeadon. >> what did we say it wou

alex: para mi el aÑo 2014 fue el aÑo mÁs oscuro, mÁs difÍcil.to muy importante. yo tengo que ver en el espejo, y decir bueno, yo estoy mal, estoy incorrecto. teresa: cÓmo tratar de recuperar la confianza? en quienes creyeron en ti? arantxa: la entrevista completa con el beisbolista alex rodrÍguez este domingo a las 7:00 de la noche, Únicamente por univisiÓn en aquÍ y ahora. ♪ arantxa: para despedirnos esta noche terminamos en california. decenas de surfistas avanzaron hasta la orilla de la playa para establecer un nuevo rÉcord mundial. 66, es el mayor nÚmero de personas que se haya subido en una sola tabla como pueden ver que mide 43 pies de largo, y estuvieron sobre esta 10 segundos Únicamente pero bien. fÉlix: suficiente para el rÉcord, ese es el tiempo requerido para clasificar para un nuevo rÉcord. el intento tuvo lugar al sur de los angeles. arantxa: hemos visto de todo, perros surfistas y ahora 66? es un nÚmero gigantesco y estaban a flote. fÉlix: yo creo que ni asÍ me sostengo en una tabla. . >> hola ¿quÉ tal? , bienvenidos a conexiÓn cal

for alex's they do so much great work for them.urse tomorrow we are taking that stand for hope with alex's lemonade stand foundation much cbs3 and the cw philly proud to partner with that great organization once again raiseing money for the fight against childhood cancer. we'll be on the air from tomorrow from 6:00 in the morning right through 8:00 o'clock at night as we remember alex scott and we continue her dream of finding a cure. we hope you can join us throughout the day for what is a very special day here at "eyewitness news". >> yes it is. leslie is here now doing a little eagles. little baseball. >> a little bit of drama before football season. >> always. >> always. >> why should the season be any different? the eagles playing a little hard ball with evan mathis right now and the phillies road woes continue in cincinnati. i'll have some disastrous numbers for you coming up in sports. kids are expensive. so i'm always looking to get more for my money. that's why i switched from fios to xfinity. they have the most free on de

. >> alex. >> alex. >> it is a boy or a girl but you are alexandria. >> will alexandria. >> i thought were you alexandria. >> come on michael eugene. >> alex contract. >> my dad his name is alexander. he took that and my mother's man is sharon and with a y. she put it together, with a y. >> but you sayal ex-contract. >> but you say, you are alexandria. >> no one said my full name so it is weird, it is just alex. it gist too much to say. you rush and get my attention, alexandria, alexandria. >> okay. >> it is just too much. >> alex. >> alex is good. >> yeah. >> what is your middle name. >> elizabeth. >> that is beautiful. >> thank you. >> it is a new season, that means it is time for new trend, what does that mean new season of what? oh, summer. it is summertime. have you ever heard of the puff i dog eye. >> i wonder what that looks like. >> what about the sand art hair. that sand art in the model? you can do it in your head. >> i like that. >> lets try it. good morning everybody. here's a scene of that accident from sky fox on the northeast extension. a tractor trailer smack in the ba

una entrevista muy especial con el pelotero alex rodrÍguez, vamos a un adelanto.alex: fue un tiempo difÍcil, yo me comporte en una manera que entiendo por quÉ y eso no es culpa de nadie, pero yo, y yo tengo que verme en el espejo y decir bueno... yo estoy mal, estoy incorrecto. bÁrbara: ya estÁ

mike and alex. >> okay.e gordon, let us know. >> i will. >> middle of the afternoon over there, he and eric probably sipping wine right now. >> with some pizza. >> yeah. >> gelato. >> seven steps what do they call them, spanish steps, that is probably where they are right now. they are certainly not on tv, not on our air. >> 8:04. listen to this... >> we need in solidarity ape praying for families, and our community around the state and particular and i want to say to the citizens of charleston and visitors, thank you that was sunday serve's at emmanuel ame church and solidarity is what many folks are calling for today. specifically when it comes to the confederate flag. many people including our political leaders are calling for the flag to be taken down near the state house in columbia. >> is it in south carolina the last state that are doing this. >> they absolutely are. south carolina was last state to fly the confederate flag above the state house n2000 law make's greed to move it to the war memorial on

alex? >> all right thanks so much for that. let's bring in adam levin, adam is the former director of new jersey's division of consumer affairs. adam, welcome to you. you're calling this breach a game changer. why is that? >> it's a game changer, because now they have something that they really haven't had before. they've got context. the office of personnel management is the department of human resources for the united states government. now they have rosters, they have context. they have chains of command. they know who people are, where they are. they've had access to background checks on these people so they see what friends and family say. they see those people that might be exploitable, either through extortion or bribery, people having issues they are getting to understand the behavior of these people the information of these people just because some people say they haven't gotten the crown jewel yet, which is the undercover identities but the biggest problem is with all of this info

. >> thank you alex holley. how is your dad. >> he is on his way to the airport right now. >> yes. >> no delays to the airport. >> that is good. >> it is actually not too humid. >> it borders on humid. >> yes. >> yesterday, wow baby. >> we will take every little bit of of not too humid we can get. seven out of ten in weather by the numbers. bus stop buddy is finished with school so he is pool side today with the sun screen. temperatures starting out in the 07's. we are off to a mild start and, like we said the mugginess could be a whole lot worse today, so make sure you wear that sun screen, you want to be outside in the heat because we will still have the heat even if we don't have humidity. in storms in the forecast for today, at all nothing around but sunshine, and then 76 degrees at the moment with relative humidity up 71 percent. we like that better than 91 percent. west northwesterly wind at 7 miles an hour. nineteen today. sunny, hot, not quite as humid. tonight we will switch back to southeasterly and ba

remembering alex and continuing her dream have of finding a cure. we will show you stories of childhood cancer heroes and talk to them live right here on the cbs-3. they are reason we are so committed to this cause. we hope you can join us and help make a donation too take a stand for hope this morning. >>> it is time for traffic and weather together now lets check with katie. >> perfect day to maybe grab a cup of lemonade. we are expecting to see these temperatures spike in the lower 90's, humidity on the rise, and we are looking ahead to overall a sunny day. a little hazy at the on set but that will change in rehoboth boardwalk plaza just seeing 1lone person taking a walk down the boardwalk. early morning walk is your thing and you want privacy rehoboth is not that place to go. your health report, we are starting to see these orange and red showing up, you know things will get downhill here. air quality less than ideal pollen level higher, uv and heat index are also on the high side. it is great for beach, great for the the pool, but be careful ou

alex: y ahora cÓmo ve? >> mucho mejor.sprendido la retina, pero gracias a dios esto es mucho mejor. alex: finalmente la espera terminÓ el emotivo encuentro con sus nietos y su hijo quebrÓ hasta al mÁs fuerte. (aplausos) arrancÓ aplausos entre los pasajeros y le dio una alegrÍa mÁs al hijo de don fausto. >> es una celebraciÓn para el dÍa de los padres y deseo buena suerte a todos los padres del mundo y esto es una bendiciÓn. >>cuando uno puede ver con sus ojos fÍsicos y a sus hijos es uno de los regalos mÁs hermosos y bellos que dios y la naturaleza le dan a uno. julio: bello. estamos en vÍsperas del dÍa de los padre es nuestro metro logo eduardo rodrÍguez nos invitÓ a su casa. marÍa: detrÁs de la seriedad de este meteorÓlogo hay un hombre apasionado por la jardinerÍa y el arte culinario, sus retoÑos son profesionales y viven lejos. eduardo: ha valido la pena, la gente me dice quÉ bueno que han salido tus hijos. marÍa: eduardo nos recibiÓ en su casa con la condiciÓn de probar su especialidad guanÁba cosechada en su propio j

. >> deathly relative, alex. my theory is that the guys that are nice, are sometimes push overs is what some people are saying. >> you can walk all over them. >> you can walk all over them as a woman. you want a man who will be a man who will stand up to you when you get that attitude, when you act nasty. >> yes. >> but you are my tv wife, lauren dawn johnson from four to 6:00. >> very true. >> good plug. >> and you kind of go off the rails sometimes and i have to put my foot down and hand down and say wait a minute and call you out. >> i like that. tell alex and rest of the viewers what you say you say on the one hand you would be the perfect wife but on the other hand would i want to kill you. that is what you told me all the time. >> when i first met you. >> when you go off on one of your things on commercial break. >> yes. >> alex, you know this, you get a guy, he is so nice and you are just like he will not put me in my place. he will not tell me to be quiet. he will not challenge me to be a better person. d

alex: para mi el aÑo 2014 fue el aÑo mÁs oscuro, mÁs difÍcil.nto muy importante. yo tengo que ver en el espejo, y decir bueno, yo estoy mal, estoy incorrecto. teresa: cÓmo tratar de recuperar la confianza? en quienes creyeron en ti? arantxa: la entrevista completa con el beisbolista alex rodrÍguez este domingo a las 7:00 de la noche, Únicamente por univisiÓn en aquÍ y ahora. bien. tomar una multivitamina con ácido fólico ahora puede ayudar a prevenir problemas con el desarrollo de tu bebé tal como la espina bifida. [narradora] los defectos del tubo neural occuren frecuentemente antes de que una mujer sepa que está embarazada. el ácido fólico puede reducir el riesgo de estos defectos. para más información, llame al 1-877-217-3769 o visite spina bifida association punto o-r-g. un servicio público de la spina bifida association. ♪ arantxa: para despedirnos esta noche terminamos en california. decenas de surfistas avanzaron hasta la orilla de la playa para establecer un nuevo rÉcord mundial. 66, es el mayor nÚmero de personas que se haya subido en u

. >> alex is off today. >> alex will be back tomorrow, alex holley. >> it is machine june 8th. it is my sister kathleen's wedding anniversary. >> family of 45 people. you just had a big family reunion. >> she was there as a matter of fact. you will see her in seconds june the eighth go a head, gossip all you want if you have nothing good to say sit next to me. talking behind peoples back will make you happier and healthier. i have never felt better. why you shouldn't feel guilty after you gossip about others. >>> ♪ >> that is pretty good. obvious one. marry me is name of the song. >> it is number four, one of the most charming songs out there. we will count down to the top three, and keep yours coming on both facebook and twitter. >> did you watch the big she last night. >> that is performed by the group train. >> speaking of performances, broadway big night tony award were so good. we will bring you top questions and big moment from riley cooper's did he win the big award. >> he was presenter as well and kristin chenowitt had a great funny line to start the show. so we have be

alex: para mi el aÑo 2014 fue el mÁs oscuro, difÍcil.portante. yo tengo que verme en el espejo y decir bueno, yo estoy mal, yo estoy incorrecto. teresa: cÓmo tratar de recuperar la confianza en quienes creyeron en ti? >> la entrevista completa con el beisbolista alex rodrÍguez este domingo en aquÍ y ahora. ♪ ♪ ilia: lo que van a ver en las imÁgenes no es arena roja en las playas de california, se trata de otro regalo de la naturaleza. una invasiÓn de cangrejos rojos en balboa y la costa de san diego. pertenecen a la especie conocida como langostilla roja viven en alta mar pero los cientÍficos creen que el calentamiento del ocÉano los ha arrastrado hasta la costa. para los mÁs osados los expertos han pedido que nadie sucumba la tentaciÓn de comerlos. muchos estÁn muertos y podrÍan estar relacionado con existencia de un alga tÓxica.

>> i couldn't, i couldn't begin to tell you why. >> alex knows.ould have buzzers for this. >> specialty, specialty fields, richer clientele, i'm thinking this divides less on geography and more on money that's made. these are fiscal conservatives, surgeons are wealthier, psychologists, psychiatrists, yeah, i think that's what's dividing them as opposed to truck drivers and taxi drivers. >> i think that's right, there are not a lot of poor psychiatrists. >> they tend to be in more urban areas where people have more problems. i don't know. i just think they are probably more coastal if you're looking at the concentration of psychiatrists in the country. >> we'll buy that. >> that's in line with what i've seen online and the reaction to this chart. i've seen people definitely speculated that, you know, you have the pediatric surgeon at one end, and then you have the, you know, plastic surgeon at the other end. people say that the plastic surgeon tends to have a high income, and that it's -- there seems to be a correlation between the income and which