is this amanda? >> yeah. this is amanda. >> what's going on?, they told me what the results are with the dna. >> okay. and? >> it's not good. i didn't call mama yet to let her know. >> well, amanda, you need to accept it yourself. i'm trying to give you fatherly advice and i may not be doing it right. you know which way to go now. amanda, go with what you're feeling. i hope you don't stop your search, especially when you know you're going for something you that need in life. >> thank you. >> don't let people discourage you. >> reporter: sam tells amanda he's ready to stay in her life, even though he's not her birth father. >> all right. take care now. >> thanks. >> bye. bye-bye. >> that's the second man that's said that to her. which speaks to who you are. you have two men that fell in love with you and would love to have you as a daughter. >> reporter: overwhelmed, amanda grapples with her feelings. >> i will remain committed to you and getting to the bottom of this. i promise you. on my word. i promise you that i will do everything in my powe

-amanda: hi! -matthew: hey, how's it going? -lemonis: i'm marcus. -amanda: amanda.ce to meet you. -lemonis: amanda, how are you? -matthew: i'm matthew. pleasure. -lemonis: matthew, how are you? matthew: i'm doing really well, how are you? lemonis: so, do you guys work here full-time? amanda: not full time. i mean, i've been friends with them since before this company started, and i've kind of helped whenever they needed me -throughout the years. -lemonis: wow. matthew: i've married into friendship, so... which means that i get an opportunity to help them out. lemonis: and so show me what you guys do when you come. amanda: these are open, so you push them down, you take out the silica, we put them in, then we put a love note in each one of these. lemonis: what's the love note? it's a little -- -amanda: it's -- -lemonis: it's a little much. i mean, read it just like it says. matthew: "my dearest love, your darkest secret can be someone else's desired wish." lemonis: hey, thanks, bro. you gave me a candle -for my birthday. -amanda: yeah. lemonis: hopefully you don't gi

sarah and amanda lead them into the water.ht on his captain, ian. -kelvin: i'm sure ian will forgive him just this once. three races for strike a pose, three convincing victories. and they join heart of texas as the second undefeated team to advance to the final. no one saw these bodybuilders and fitness models as a threat, but they have proven everyone underestimated them. -apolo: strike a pose moving on to the championship final. -(ian speaks) -man: we did it! -kelvin: it's party time here at the finish line but on the course, it's all business. the commanding officers still working their way up the slip wall. and the ninjas, refusing to quit, have just entered the dunk walls. of 18 minutes, 19 seconds for the wild card spot in tonight's final? -come on, climb! -apolo: that's west point grad, ashley keller, working hard for her team and her former coach, colonel collins. -kelvin: team captain killian extending his arms to support his mentor. it looks like colonel collins is struggling to hold on to that shoe. -apolo: and the

-amanda, sarah, straight to the top!trong women come into play. bodybuilder sarah is flying up that wall followed immediately by amanda. -man: hurry, guys. -apolo: look at mack roesch down below as the base. he's literally striking a pose like a statue. -kelvin: strike a pose is getting closer to being able to strike a victory pose. -(grunting) -apolo: team captain ian deyerle locks on to the top. -kelvin: look at jonathan's resolve. he's fighting to get a good grip on that shoe because he's gonna be supporting 220 pounds of mack in a few seconds. -come on, mack. you got this. -apolo: mack better move because here come the commanding officers. -they're starting-- -they're starting to get over. -okay! -kelvin: there he goes. hold on, mack! -kelvin: commanding officers quickly assembling their ladder, but big mack is already at the top and spins around to pull up his teammates. -sarah: we got you. we got you. -you got him? -apolo: and strike a pose does it again. sarah and amanda lead them into the water. oh, jonathan just

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and you see in the book amanda, the character, is uncomfortable often.ches her is she sort of has to be open-minded. why is she uncomfortable with some subject matter? and so that was good advice, actually, from roger ailes, and i've tried to channel that. you know, there are stories that we have to get outside of our own echo chambers and hear the other side. amanda struggles with that and i certainly have tried to do that. >> you've spoken with me in the past about ailes's sexual harassment, about him harassing you and other colleagues. i don't see that come across in the book, in this fictional world of morning tv. but you did have a line i wanted to quote. your character at one point says "the crazy part about our show wake up is sometimes it's really fun and sometimes it's really toxic. that's quite a hybrid. it's almost like we should invent a new word for our brand of news that combines fun with tox-inning." and the word your character suggests is foxic. which again made me think of fox. i wonder if that's what it was like for you at "fox & friend

and let's go down to amanda. amanda: bryson in just your 4079 start you're officially a winner on the pga tour. what does this life changing moment mean for you? >> i don't even know right now. i've just been working so hard my whole life to try and do this and to finally have it happen at the john deere when i started pretty much a couple of years ago is incredible. i can't thank claire for what he's done, giving me an exemption for a couple of years ago. it's a great honor. amanda: you do things so differently from everybody else. do you think this win has vindicated you? >> yes, i like doing it my way and i feel comfortable doing it my way and whatever way you want to d it. amanda: are you ready to jump on the charlotter and held over to the open championship tonight? >> i can't believe it! amanda: he is ready. back to you. bill: let's look at the updated standings, and bryson is the 21st player to make the john deere classic their first win on the pga tour and he seized the moment, shooting 65 here in the fin

amanda gal low. she's the idealistic journalist in my debut novel "amanda wakes up."ill share the back story next. >> you must tell us now. you must wait. you get used to food odors in your car. you think it... ...smells fine, but your passengers smell this bell dinging new febreze car with odorclear technology cleans away odors... ...for up to 30 days smells nice... breathe happy, with new febreze. when heartburn hits fight back fast with new tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside. chewy inside. tum tum tum tum new tums chewy bites. >> so, this is a very exciting day for me. my first book comes out today. trustee a novel called "amanda wakes up." it's about an idealistic young journalist trying to navigate the news world during a crazy presidential race. to talk about it i'm going to turn it over to our reliable sources host, brian sette brian. great to have you here. >> i'm taking over the congratulations. when you first told me you were writing a novel, i wondered how much was real and how much was fictional. >> well, you write what you know.

jim: charles howell, runner-up and he's standing by right now with amanda. amanda: charles, this your first start back since that rib injury that took you out. not the result you wanted but you have to be pleased with your performance. >> yeah, going into this week itches extremely rusty and i really can't believe how well i've played. i've had good people helping me. and support from family has been great. amanda: you've punched your ticket to the open championship. what does that mean to you? >> based on the rough i saw last time, i need to get help on that stuff but i'm excited to go back. it's a wonderful event and nice to be in it. amanda: after being out so long, what was the most challenging part, physically or mentally staying? it >> i was going nuts. i could putt and riled a bike and that was it. it was a long nine weeks. glad to be back and hopefully can stay healthy now. jim: can you imagine? that's the 16th time he's finished second. played so well today but bogeys the first hole of the playoff and that trophy now will have the name kyle stanley

jim: charles howell, runner-up and he's standing by right now with amanda.a: charles, this your first start back since that rib injury that took you out. not the resultou you have to be pleased with your performance. >> yeah, going into this week itches extremely rusty and i really can't believe how well i've played. i've had good people helping me. and support from family has been great. amanda: you've punched your ticket to the open championship. what does that mean to you? >> based on the rough i saw last time, i need to get help on that stuff but i'm excited to go back. it's a wonderful event and nice to be in it. amanda: after being out so long, what was the most challenging part, physically or mentally staying? it >> i was going nuts. i could putt and riled a bike and that was it. it was a long nine weeks. glad to be back and hopefully can stay healthy now. jim: can you imagine? that's the 16th time he's finished second. played so well today but bogeys the first hole of the playoff and that trophy now will have the name kyle sta that was charles' attem

i'm amanda jeweler, jan, back to you. >> being look muggy out there, thanks, amanda. just too many yoga poses, the cat pose, the eagle, downward dog, now the goat pose. have you heard of that one? lesley van arsdall explains. >> goat yoga new trend spreads to go our area now here in quakertown, and for every downward dog, there is a goat. >> come here, nature, adorable animals there, with you. >> they own water and rock studio started the class little over month ago. they're already booked weeks in advance. >> people will travel for hours just to come to one class. it is trendy, but it is so much more than that. it just gives people sense every peace and calm. >> before class begins, ten baby goats ushered in, and spends the next hour chewing on hey while mink link with yogy. some more friendly than others >> nice so to see you again my friends. >> oh, you have horns, too, don't you? >> come up here to your mat, maybe just tickle your toes, or they'll hop on your back, or they'll just do your mat, anything. but people just think it is really such a wonderful thing to

mueller, back to you. >> amanda, thank you. new this morning, car crash, a car has crashed, into the back after police cruiser, in west philadelphia. police say this crash happened at 38th and girard. both the car and the cruiser did sustain damage, but there no reports of any injuries there. the cause of the crash is now under investigation. >>> two cousins accused in the killings of four young men in bucks county are in separate cells today, at the request of prosecutors. both have been denied bail after their arraignment. "eyewitness news" reporter henry, in the cbs-3 news center this morning, hen rip, what's the latest? >> jan, two men, cosmo dinardo and sean kratz consider each other cousin, facing slew of charges together including multiple counts of murder, conspiracy, abuse of a corpse. >> i feel a lot of sadness, i feel relief, i feel so proud of my team. >> bucks county district attorney matt weintraub said cosmo dinardo confess today killing the four men, to his family property, to buy marijuana. dinardo says instead

lets go over to amanda muhler in the cbs-3 traorning, amanda. >> good morning, jan g news.f your majors looking smooth. this is a live look at 95 south at broad street. we have a disable vehicle in the right lane. it causing any delays but there is a bigger convening that will almost looks noke quite off the shoulder. ab wear using i-95. company. >> haven't construction on 76 westbound hasksar, wide look ate roadways in the area everyone is moving along at current speed no delays on 76, 202, 30 , blue route or delaware river bridges. and taking a live look at route 42 in new jersey not too much going on out there this morning. in the cbs-3 traffic center i'm amanda muhler new back to you. >> thanks, amanda. >>> sixers number one draft pick markelle fultz left summer league game with the injury to his left ankle, fultz wearing number seven went down during the third quarter of last night's game with the golden state warriors sixers summer league coach lloyd pierce say fultz has been diagnosed with a sprained left ankle. fultz will in the play today and there is no timetable

. ♪ >>> this is amanda, and a horse named squeaky. it was 18 months leading up to this moment.manda is 10 years old and she has wanted a horse. she started volunteering at a horse rescue. she mucks stables, puts fresh water in their troughs. she took care of this horse and fell in love what's really funny. at ranches you see a horse you like, you give it a kiss. even after she learned squeaky was adopted, she dedicated herself to helping raise the horse, cleaning after it. this day she's about to get a big, big surprise. >> i'm the one that adopted her. >> she was just told, hold this, because she's yours. >> her mom scraped and saved her dollars to get amanda that horse. when she heard she had been purchased and adopted. she didn't know it was purchased and adopted for her it's a lesson for her as to how hard work pays off. >> she's all tears. squeaky's all -- >> yeah, pretty much. >> i like when he does a little dance, charity. look at this. >> you want to put this on, make her officially yours? >> yeah, yeah, yeah, that's my girl. >> she's very excited too. >> these dudes ar

tonight we're learning more about what happened from amanda stanton. >> it's going to be a crazy partyt got back from paradise, how was it once filming resumed? >> once filming started back up we were so over all the drama and everything. we were so excited to be back. >> after taking a 2 1/2-week break, the crew only had 11 days to finish shooting the season. >> it was a little more fast-paced. we did rose ceremonies every other night. it was intense. >> amanda confirmed the cast had to follow new rules including a two drink per hour max and asking for producer's permission to have sex. >> is there a producer at the door of the room? >> you go find a producer, yes. it's like, less awkward if you find them beforehand. they >> the mom of two won't say if she found love this time around. we caught up with her as she supported another alum, sarah haren's nonprofit. amanda is also close to corrine and is excited corrine and demario will be part of the bachelor in paradise reunion special. >> it shows they're comfortable being there, and sets the record straight. we're excited to have them

from the traffic center i'm amanda muhler back to you. >>> thanks, amanda. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this sunday morning a unique kind of checkup. >> i think it was just an epiphany for me i'm trying to find difference ways to reach out to my patient. >> a local doctor using social media for follow-up, stephanie stahl will explain the benefits in keeping an eye on patients. >>> true pals here, how the police athletic league and retired nba players team up to be monitors when "eyewitness news" >>> social media moves in the doctor's office. on the healthwatch now a fill doctor hoist keeping up with her patients on facebook and instagram. health reporter stephanie stahl explains. doctor vicky barlow is checking up on her patients. seeing a patient suggesting ear protection in case music gets crazy loud. >> i'm trying to find different ways to reach out to my patients. >> reporter: society hill primary care doctors say social media provides a comprehensive view of how her patients live and covers more than usually gets discussed with in person visits. >> social media is a great way

let's go over to amanda mueller at the cbs-3 traffic center. hi, amanda. >> hi, jan.look at the schuylkill at conshohocken. it is shaping up to be bright morning out there. you will want to bring the sunglasses along. earlier we were dealing with patchy fog, spot on the roadways, that looks like it has cleared out now. major look being great this morning, whether headed into the city, out of the city or down the shore. visiting just philadelphia for the holiday weekend, tons every events to choose from, but they do come with road closures, kelly drive closed foreign dependence day regatta, mlg regatta chose dollars, a well. live look at the 42 freeway in new jersey, looks like disable vehicle we mentioned last hour, blocking traffic, is now cleared out. so enjoy your smooth drive down the shore. cbs-3 traffic centerment a.m. and doo mueller, jan, back to you. >> being look pretty good, thanks, amanda. young student learning live and basketball lessons this weekend. our arcadia university in glennside hosting hoops, dozen every children separate into 18 teams, and shot

lets go to amanda muhler in the cbs-3 traffic center, hi there, amanda. >> roadways are looking just like weather, pretty great, we are looking at i-95 at 3292, sunny days comes some pretty significant sun glare. don't forget your sunglasses. rest of the majors looking fine as well. however, avoiding the roadways and taking mass transit this morning we are smack in the middle of the septa's trolley tunnel blitz, septa's doing maintenance, between 10, 11, 13, 34, and 36, that will last until july 17th. for details on detours check with septa on their web site. we are looking at i-95 south at broad we have had a large disable vehicle that just cleared out, starting to cause a lit built of the delay as volume picks up but good news no delays left over at this time the from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm amanda muhler now jan, back to you. >>> when cbs-3 went to kutztown for fuller if he this pennsylvania friday, vittoria woodill found a brewery you have to try. in this taste with tori report she shows us it is all about paring the right food with the right beverage. >> ♪ >> reporter: if y

good morning, amanda. >> good morning, jan, live look at 95 at callowhill. almost no volume out there right now. we do have construction at gulph mills, not causing too much of a back up t does last several miles, nothing worry about there right now. most of the majors all looking a lot like this, 30, 202, the boulevard, the vine, all looking good. mass transit running on time, as well. from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm amanda mueller, back to you. >> thank you, hang overnight, damage to the front of a home in philadelphia's juniata park section. police say a fire broke out here on the 4100 block of jay street, just before 1:30. one woman went to the hospital for smoke inhalation. it is unclear what condition she is now in. no word on what caused that blaze. >>> well, firefighters are still containing this massive forest fire in burlington county, new jersey. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, is live in brigantine this morning, where smoke from that fire has now affected people along the shore. anita? >> reporter: good morning, jan , well, there is no re

lets go over to amanda muhler in the cbs-3 traffic center. >> hi there, jan.ood news for drivers on the schuylkill expressway, earlier eastbound construction we have been talking about all morning is finally clear, we're taking a live look at 76 near conshohocken curve. we had a disable vehicle blocking traffic several minutes ago and that is cleared as well. only problem drivers should have driving in the city right now that is sun glare. turning now to south philadelphia passyunk bridge is closed completely for the rest of the day to day due to construction work and that is scheduled to open up tomorrow morning, and, of course, use the platt bridge as your alternate there. >>> finally we're taking a live lot at ben franklin bridge, that is now opened, to traffic, again, after this morning's tour of the shore and everything is running smooth lid in and out of the city, in the cbs-3 traffic certainty i'm amanda muhler now back to you. >>> thanks, amanda. >>> well, philadelphia celebrated a native son this past week who became first african-american in space, c

lets go to amanda muhler in the cbs traffic center.i there amanda. >> we are looking at 76 west by henderson road is there nearby construction between gulph mills and blue route so while that may contribute to the involve here drivers should have no delays, 202, 30 , vine and bridges in and outlooking good as well. turning to i-95 we have a construction project on i-95 southbound near scudder falls bridge this has been moving around this morning. right now right lane is block on the southbound side, no word on when this will clear out but good news it does not seem to be causing drivers delays right now. taking a live look at 42 freeway in new jersey, volume on your majors as people head out, and or where some of these folks are headed down the shore. in the traffic center i'm amanda muhler now back to you. >>> philadelphia police are investigating drive by paint ball attacks in two neighborhood, both happened on thursday, and investigators say that five people were hit on the 5,000 block of wood land avenue in southwest philadelphia,

and i said, "i think so." >> reporter: so amanda, who is an ob/gyn, jumped into action.. hess was one of leah johnson's doctors. >> i didn't notice anything out of the ordinary at all and my husband noticed that she had a hospital gown on. >> i said you know the baby's heart rate keeps dropping with your contractions i think we probably ought to just go ahead and break your water and let's have a baby. >> reporter: and she did, a perfect delivery. >> i walked back into my room, where my husband had been waiting and he said, "did you just deliver a baby?" and i said, "yes, i did," and i was ready to go. i got all my nerves out and i was like it's our turn, let's go ahead and have a baby ourselves. >> reporter: and dr. hess did, little ellen joyce. >> i felt like the whole pregnancy, this little baby girl was my sidekick. all of the surgeries that i was doing, she was always there with me. and i feel like just there up until the last minute she was working with me and delivered a little baby with me before she came into the world. >> so happy for those two families. tonigh

in the cbs-3 traffic center i'm amanda muhler back to you. >>> thanks, amanda. >>> new this morning, flames have tore through a two story row home in camden sending several people to the hospital "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live at the scene with the very latest, anita. >> reporter: good morning. fire marshall is inside investigating, fire is out under control but there is still a lot of damage left behind, there is some officials here on the ground and a lot of glass shattered and windows busted out here and there is still smoke lingering in the air. this two alarm fire spark in the 1200 block of morton street earlier this morning and some of the damage did extend into this twin row home here and again chief fire marshall is inn inside what may have sparked it. we do know there were working fire detectors inside, the home and it is unclear at this point whether there were any fatalities but we do know up to six people including children were believed to have lived inside and fire chief explains the scene upon arrival. >> it is chaotic, there is a lot of people here, doing

. >> her name is amanda brewer married to a soldier. they have six children including jennifer, a teenager transitioning fromal female. what was it like for you when you saw this tweet? >> it's like i just lost it. she looked and is like how long is it going to be before i don't have to go march or stand or talk i am just allowed to be? i was like honey, i wish i had an answer for you. in one tweet he can literally ruin your life. >> amanda says she tried to get treatment in children's hospital in a specialized clinic that works with lgbtq kids. tricare wouldn't cover it and jennifer had a rough go of it at school. amanda thinks getting the treatment is what turned it around for her daughter. she is worried about jennifer losing coverage and the transgender service members who have been suddenly singled out. >> where do they stand right now? >> most of them a the percentage of americans who just sign up to serve in the military is such a small amount of people compared to the overall population and then to start targeting them and their

amanda wakes up. thank you so much.follow me on facebook and twitter. tweet the show at the lean cnn. we to want welcome a new member of the lead family. claire elizabeth white was born monday to our senior editorial producer, scarlett white, oh my goodness. look at that face. >> look at her. >> both mom and baby are home and doing well. congratulations to the loving parents. that's it for the lead, i'm jake tapper, now brianna keeler is in in for wolf blitzer in the situation room. >>> happening now. breaking news, conflict-free life. nevada parol board agrees to let o.j. simpson out of prison after the former nfl star says he spent a conflict-free life. simpson acquitted two decades ago in the deaths of his ex-wife and served nine years in a robbery and kidnapping case. at this time, the white house says president trump does not intend to fire special council robert mueller at this time. a day after the

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amanda: you said i've been lot. a i have to be patient. do you feel you did a good job f being patient? >> i gave myself a chance. today. retty horribly left everything short. jhonattan played great today and the celled -- credit to him. amanda: with a really important hedule coming up, you have to feel good about your game moving forward. it's always touch when you don't close the deal after a lead but have some good momentum going. headsing into the pga championship and also does a lot standings. s couple what positives can you take from this week? process of going guard. obviously you want to finish these off. bittersweet but i'm happy with the way i splayed -- played. charley hoffman is de despondent at -- the moment. he knows he had a chance. done, as vegas moves up to 28th on the season standings. his third career time. . tonight on cbs, again, 60's "big brother," "ncis: los ," angeles." it's all tonight. one of the prettiest trophies in one of the prettiest trophies in the sport is going to be in the jhonattan vegas yet again. that

amanda: you said i've been lot. a i have to be patient. do you >> i gave myself a chance. today. retty horribly left everything short. jhonattan played great today and the celled -- credit to him. amanda: with a really important hedule coming up, you have to feel good about your game moving forward. it's always touch when you don't close the deal after a lead but have some good momentum going. headsing into the pga championship and also does a lot standings. s couple what positives can you take from this week? process of going guard. obviously you want to finish these off. bittersweet but i'm happy with the way i splayed -- played. charley hoffman is de despondent at -- the moment. he knows he had a chance. moves up to 28th on the season standings. his third career time. . tonight on cbs, again, 60's "big brother," "ncis: los ," angeles." t's all tonight. one of the prettiest trophies in the sport is going to be in the jhonattan vegas yet again. that when he discovered the bunker shot from hoffman was and it's to go in vegas in toronto for the second straight year. to back. he me

here's amanda mueller in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning, amanda. >> good morning, jan, live look at 202 southbound at 401. we've been dealing with wet roadways this morning, caused some accidents and slow downs for drivers. as you can see, things starting to dry out in most areas right now. we still do have some problems out there. thanks to the earlier weather though. most notably downed wires on 38 in new jersey, between church road and chestnut street. this is affect willing both sides of the roadway and the right lanes are blocked, as crews work to repair those wires, according to the cherry hill police, expect this to be closed until at least is 1:00 this morning. in montgomery countybl harleysvy road. there is downed tree in the roadway here at store road. that's partially blocking the road as once every everything dries up might want to head down to martin houle err driver. close today recreation, but certainly take your ride out or enjoy a run there this morning. last live look at 76 the blue route, all of the majors l

here is amanda mueller in the cbs-3 traffic center.orning, amanda. >> good morning, jan, live look at 95 northbound, onramp from street road, you have to see but police activity offer to the side here, no word on what that is, good news it is not blocking traffic. just use caution if you are coming around the corner there. all rest of the majors looking pretty good this morning. >> if you enough philly or planning on visiting kelly drive closed for the independence day regatta. that will closure will last for the full day, mlk drive closed for holiday events. still keeping an eye on this incident in new jersey near trenton, pole down, right lane blocked, traffic signal out, how much, still early, doesn't seem to be causing any imagine or tie ups at the john fitch way at thunder road. blue route at 76, looking pretty beautiful out there this morning, in the cbs-3 traffic center. and and did a mueller, back to you. >> amanda, thank you. hundreds of people return to their alma matter to watch a beloved building, come crashing down. >> the

amanda?it's problematic and even ties into the upcoming global discussion that donald trump will weigh in. the american press is special, it's unique. we are the exception in the world where we have a vibrant press that can criticize leaders. many hassled countries would like to shut that down. look at russia. they have state-run propaganda. that is usually the norm. so when donald trump goes on tv, on twitter, and demonizes our system, he's essentially handing a weapon to some of our enemies who would rather stick to a more propaganda-like network that they have in which they can negotiate with a leader like trump to get the coverage they desire. it's dangerous on a lot of levels. >> almost under the radar. last week before the cnn video when everyone was talking about his attacks on joe and mika at msnbc, in effect, the travel ban -- maybe partial travel ban going into effect. the supreme court allowed that to happen. you had the passage of two anti-immigration bills. you now have talk that

. >> amanda gallow. >> of a year and a half basically.took me 25 years to figure out. but it's set at fair news. and what fair news is, it was sort of my imagination, my utopian dream of some day being at a network where people didn't try to put you in a partisan box of some kind. it would be a big tent for left and right and old and young and north and south. then as you'll see in the book, it ends up being like a prangen stein monster. >> for those of you who don't know it, you've been on in the morning since you've been at cable news. you came from fox and anchor the weekends at fox. i would watch you and dave on weekends at fox and text mess and. >> we always appreciated knowing you were watching. > when you first cape to cnn, you had a co-anchor back in the day. >> very handsome, dashingly handsome. >> the character is based on somebody everyone thinks is quis cuomo. >> it's don lemon. the torrid affair you and i had. >> let's talk seriously about the book. you write when you go into your boss benji and he's concerned the attention y

-- >> amanda gallo. >> a ch amanda gallo, basically she figures out in a year and a half what took mes to figure out. it is set at fair news. what that is was my imagination, my yeutopian dream of being at network where you weren't put into a partisan box because it would be a tenlt ft for left an right, old and young, north and south. >> because those who don't know alisyn, you have always been on in the morning. you came from fox and anchored the weekends at fox. i would watch you and dave who is now here, i would watch you on fox and text message. >> yes, we always appreciated knowing you were watching. >> when you first came to cnn you had a co-anchor back in the day. >> very handsome. dashingly handsome co-anchor. >> and the character is based on, but it is not. >> yes, it is don lemon. it is the torrid affair we had. >> let's talk seriously about the book. the segment of borgs was getting on twitter. she says, when i was challenging the woman's attorney they said i was right wing, anti-abortion hater. when i was challenging fluke, who was the male, they said i was a left wing li

amanda, thank you for talking to others. thank you.as a success its latest test of an intercontinental ballistic missile describing it as a "stern warning" for the us. the regime says the missile reached a height of 2,300 miles, before landing 47 minutes later more than 600 miles away somewhere in the sea offjapan. that was farther and higher than its previous test earlier this month. experts have said that the missile may have a range of over 6,000 miles, which is far enough to target some cities on the us mainland. from seoul in south korea, here's our correspondent karen allen. cloa ked in darkness, state—run tv captured the final moments before the missile launch. a potent symbol of north korea's defiance in the face of international sanctions, its leader kim jong—un there to witness it all. then the dramatic lift off. and the moment that pyongyang thumbed its nose at the world. the second launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile in less than a month. it travelled higher and further than the missile fired before, eventually

been talking about amanda wakes up. >> what does john think about it. >> >> lots of people are talking about it. >> aside from the proposed scar a much chi cuomo suggest, he is fascinating i think anthony scaramucci's belief and recipe for success in this white house in his new job is to act and sound as much like donald trump as humanly possible. i was amazed he said we're going to win so much you're going to get board of winning. that is a donald trumpism 101. the refusal to explain that the firing of the press aide came bre directly from trump. saying i straightly decided not to answer your question. i mean the interview had a lot of trump feel to it. i think -- with some scaramucci genius. not unlike with analy-- anthony one of the most intelligent people i know, and that's why his response was, well, i said you're not answering the question. that suggests that it was a president. the well it's because you're no the a derivative thinker. he's a smart guy. >> he's a smart guy in that he understands what donald trump likes are people who look and sound like donald trump. and i think

let's go over to amanda mueller at the cbs-3 traffic center.e you back, amanda. >> good to be back, jan, good news i've got for you majors looking very good right now. live look at 95 northbound ramps to woodhaven road. you can see, seeing little spotty fog in patches on the roadways seem to be lifting here. nothing too serious to talk b careful out there specially delivering through the suburbs. turning now to new jersey, near trenton, weaver a pole that's down on south john fitch way right at thunder road. this is blocking traffic in the right lane. and unfortunately the traffic signal there is out so definitely use caution if you need to use the intersection, however still early, don't seem to be causing any significant problems right now. live look at 95 northbound at girard, we do have some sun glare there, bring the sunglasses but not too much volume yet this morning, in the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm amanda mueller, back to you. >> trusting the process, sixers place their future with this player, who is he and what deal did he sign, that'

production is back up and running, and tonight, we're learni learning more about what happened from amandaon. >> it's going to be a crazy party. >> you just got back from paradise, how was it once filming resumed? >> we were over the drama, and just so excited to be back. >> after taking a 2 1/2-week break, the crew only had 11 days to finish shooting the season. >> it was a little more fast-paced. rose ceremonies every night, and it was new rules, including a two drinks per hour max, and asking for producers' permission to have sex. >> is there a producer at the door of the room? >> you go find a producer, yes. it's like, less awkward if you find them beforehand. >> the mom of two won't say if she found love this time around. we caught up with her as she supported another alum, sarah haren's nonprofit. and she's excited everyone will be a part of the upcoming "bachelor in paradise" reunion special. >> it shows they're comfortable being there, and sets the record straight. >> season four of "bachelor in paradise" starts i abc. >>> coming up, we're learning about some interesting things abo

flight level from amanda higgins. people watching us on airplane i think coming in after sunset tonight. neat view. source of those mid-level clouds is moisture from the south. see that lightning bolt there? without rain, that's the reason red flag warning for lightning strikes in the sierra. here's the trigger. low pressure offshore enhance the sea breeze but pull enough moisture into northern california, threat of thunderstorms will be out there as we wrap up weekend. right now stay tuned. watch and see if it gets closer to the bay area. right now sierra threat. san francisco partly cloudy, 62 degrees. marathon time looks comfortably cool with patchy low clouds. 50s to upper 60s. high of 101 today. 76 still outside. mid-90s tomorrow, maybe upper 90s. trivalley will have to way another day for cooler temperatures. morning is 50s and 60s outside. highs generally upper 80s to lower 90s around santa clara valley. 90s around walnut creek. mid-60s san francisco. and bigger cooldown, into the north bay temperatures 80s tom

a baby screaming. >> amanda who is is in obgyn jumped into action, turns out doctor hess was one of her doctors. >> my husband noticed that she had a hospital gown on. >> the heart rate is dropping with the contractions be she said let's break the water and have the baby. she did. >> i walked back into my room where my husband was waiting, he said did you just deliver a baby? i said yes i did, i got all the nerves out and said let's have a baby ourselves. she was working with me and delivered a little baby with me before she came into the world. >> beautiful baby. great story. >> that's an amazing story. >> reporter: our weather is amazing, as well. feeling more like fall. >> reporter: it's going to stay that way, some folks feel you needed a sweater first thing this morning. you get way north of philadelphia, into the poconos, they had temperatures down to 50 degrees, that's unheard of in july around the delaware and lehigh valleys. we'll take it, with all the heat and humidity we're dealing with it's nice to get cooler air for a change. gorgeous shot of the jersey shore. nice day

yes, we pay attention to what he says and what he tweets. >> amanda, what do you make of this, and where is the republican outrage? >> i am intrigued by this tweet. hi 'employs one of his most youthful rhetorical devices. he puts on the something, and then denies he ever said it. he's punching cnn in the face, but it's not really real, because it's fake wrestling, so everyone's asking, will this gin up violence? we don't have to ask that. he already has at a rally in kentucky on the campaign trail, some trump supporters filly assaulted a black woman. do you know what their defense in court is? essentially donald trump made me do it. they told their lawyers, they told the judge, trump was sea get them out, get them out, so they went after this woman, hauled her out and hurt her. we say cory lieu want douse can i for calling a reporter delusional that he grabbed her, and then we saw a reporter punched in the face. so let's not speculation if he will cause violence. he already has. this is something we need to focus on, you may not take this tweet seriously, but look at what's already happe

amanda davis is there with us for more on that.nda, you're going to tell me about the fans in a second. first, just the resilience of this man, lewis hamilton. he had a tough week, and now he's bounced back and claimed pole. >> reporter: he has. welcome here to the home of the british grand prix. this is the main entrance, a lot of the tv cameras and the snappers are focused on there as the drivers have now arrived. we saw fernando alonzo, the mcclaren driver, arriving late, pretty much running through the turnstiles. now the celebrities and those invited by the teams, really one of the highlights of the british if not international sporting calendar have started to arrive, michael johnson, the four-time olympic gold medal-winning sprinter, has just arised. the kaiser chiefs expected to be here later on. the focus has bon what has been a spectacular battle so far on the track. as you mentioned, three-time champion lewis hamilton has been under fire the last couple of weeks. he was criticized for being the only driver in this paddoc

amanda hess was ready to give birth to her second daughter when she heard one of her former patients screaming in the same hospital. that woman was going into labor and her on-call doctor had not arrived yet. dr. hess went into action, delivering that baby as her own contractions began. 12 hours later, dr. hess gave birth. doug: low humidity, plenty of sunshine. z2e2bz z1a2z y2e2by y1a2y >> hey everyone, thanks for joining us for whiz kids week. we've got some of america's best young students here today. they may know their way around a final exam, but they've never been tested quite like this. this is "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ welcome to whiz kids week on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] today's whiz kid was the arkansas state quiz bowl mvp not once, but twice, and got a perfect score on the english portion of the act. he's 14 years old. from springdale, arkansas, please welcome sojas wagle. [cheers and applause]