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going to it for now for more on the stories we just covered go to you tube dot com forward slash art america and check our website argue about port flash america you can also follow me on twitter at military and remember to question more have a great weekend. i'm a trial lawyer. for documents to tell the story of. corporate media or users to talk about news conner's. i'm not a pretty clear picture about how disturbing. for condit has been. these are stories that you know we know it's hard to turn your nose to the american . west to. john gabriel is the editor for an outlet called ricochet and he just did some media analysis that i found really compelling in an article entitled what americans care about versus what the media cares about for that article gabriel first takes a look at part of a recent bloomberg poll which asked americans what they think is the top issue facing the country right now by far easily the top issue for americans in the hall was health care thirty five percent of those polled said that's the most important issue which is not surprising because this is the nation that

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other regional partners to see what they talk about witches the state of the art technology that they're building here in america so they cannot be more thrilled with the announcement but our commitment of $3 billion that is roughly half of capital investment of the workforce investment with a small portion with the new facilities and we cannot put that just like silicon valley or for that matter that this would be transracial end in with the engineering and other high-tech position. is to be at least 22,000 and this is one of the biggest in the nation. >> day have looked at two parts and that will determine their thrilled to be here. >>. >> one of the key things that is the work force some of the government it has been strong for him and others and to insure there is a good partnership going forward so this is the biggest incentive package to introduce legislation we already have good cooperation for the minority leader the they are all on board so even if for my trip overseas this is like anything i have seen but in terms of job creation this is the fact that a company like this is looking to be focused. we're

linked with the nazi army responsible for numerous war crimes forgot that and more coming up on arts in america. it's friday july fourteenth five pm in washington d.c. i'm a military man you're watching are to america we began with violence in the middle east to tourists died today in egypt as a result of stab wounds the victims were reportedly ukrainian tourists four others were injured and one man has now been arrested the attack occurred at the red sea resort of her god meanwhile in jerusalem assailant's and israeli soldiers have been killed at the mosque journalist and cohen spoke with us earlier from amman jordan well this morning there was shooting at the all luxor compound in occupied east jerusalem what happened was three. men from almost the city oppose any city inside israel carried out an attack on israeli occupation forces which ultimately killed two israeli soldiers and injured a third of the assailants were executed on the scene at the all lots of compound which is unprecedented. in egypt for the last decades we haven't seen israeli soldiers killed close to any of these at the alt

get into social studies and all of a sudden you talk about the louisiana purchase, how come america's greatest artbest represents us as a multicultural society, and what best represents the ethos of america, freedom within a democratic society for the individual, musically and culturally, how come that's not being taught in the public schools? doesn't mean that everybody is going to become a jazz tenor player or anything, no. but part of the history of this country, it's part of the curriculum. so i'm very vocal about that, and also we need to have more radio stations playing the music. >> hinojosa: but your definition of jazz is one that i really like. and i think you had said it's freedom, revolutionary, and... >> oh, i always say that jazz has three elements to it-- freedom, truth, and revolution. without any of those elements, you don't really have jazz. now, a lot of those elements are found in a lot of other forms of music that are rooted in jazz, like rock, r&b, et cetera. but no other art form exudes those three elements more than jazz. >> hinojosa: so will we get those congressional heari

i don't feel i've done art for you america i'll make sure you don't get railroad you'll get the breaks off in the break room. for free what. about your sudden passing i've only just learned you worry yourself and taken your last term. caught up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath . but then my feelings started to change you talked about war like it was again still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question our ark and i secretly promised to never be like it said one does not leave a funeral in the same as one enters the mind it's consumed with death this one quite different i speak to you now because there are no other takers. to the claim that mainstream media has met its maker. is a real irony going. to show the way to lay a finger at it responds one voice unable until it is always well that's what goes on the other was always very expensive rails to a new way of dealing. baltimore area no whole

interview iraq's vice president said he claims by washington that the victory him also was america's achievement artes and you hawkins has been looking deeper into the interview. well the former prime minister didn't mince his words commenting on who really deserves credit for turning the tide of the war i regret the coalition's position i don't agree that mosul is a coalition victory it was their war it was a war fought by the iraqi army yes coalition jet supported us but the main effort was made by iraqi soldiers public militias and iraqi aviation strong words from maliki who was similarly scathing about their alleged u.s. role in the creation of arsal force many analysts view the world's most notorious terror group as emerging from the post iraq war vacuum the former prime minister though went a step further seeing this as part of a wider historic us foreign policy strategy for. the obama administration bears a huge amount of responsibility for the rise in expansion of islamic state and for the consequences that followed islamic state didn't appear from nowhere islamic state resembles the taliban w

learn new information later on this morning. >>> focus on the philadelphia museum of art today for some wawa welcome americas. we have you covered and we'll let you know if the weather will cooperate. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> a hint, it is going to be better than yesterday. we have that to look forward to. this is nbc 10 news today. i'm

art. wawa welcome america fireworks extravaganza. last from 9:30 to 10:00.h all of this in person, see it right here live on nbc 10. we will be broadcasting the fireworks show and the concert and just from our vantage point here, you can see where we are nerks to the stage and if we swing the camera around, you can see where i am next to our booth. you can see we have a very good spot along the parkway to bring you all of the festivities life. starting at 7:00 tonight. the concert and then followed by the fireworks show. word to the wise, if you are headed out here, organizes suggest you take public transportation downtown and walk because jessica boyington has been telling us, so many road closures that have already gone into effect. for now reporting live. katy zachary nbc 10 news. >>> if you're going, great, if you want to stay home, great. because you can take in all the action from the comfort of your own home. only nbc 10 bring you the concert and fireworks live starting tonight at 7:00 p.m. >>> and bill henley is going to be in that parade. let's chec

art, and why their importance endures to this day. so, stay with us. robert: and welcome back to "asian pacific america." are here at the "flower power" exhibit at the asian art museum in san francisco, and we are now going to take a closer look at the six flowers that are featured in this exhibition. dany, thank you very much for conducting this tour for us. dany: you're welcome. robert: where are we going to start? dany: we start with the lotus. and the lotus blossom is arguably the most important flower in asia. it appears in both religious and non-religious artworks, and it's celebrated across several cultures as a symbol of transcendence. robert: culturally speaking, why is it the first? dany: because the lotus blossom, as you may know, it blossoms out of muddy waters, but yet still remains pristine and pure. and so, many asian cultures have turned that into a symbol of purity, of transcendence, and we see that theme running through much of asian art. robert: what do we see as far as this exhibition when it comes to the lotus? dany: sure, so, the exhibition is--this, the lotus section, is organized

i look forward to an america which will reward achievement in the arts as we reward achievement in business or statecraft. i look forward to and america which commands respect throughout the world not only for its strength but it's civilization. this country cannot afford to be materially rich and spiritually poor. art is the great unifying and humanizing experience. the life of the arts, far from being an interruption, a distraction to the life of the nation, is very close to the center of the nation's purpose. it is the test of quality, the test of the quality of a nation's civilization. i am certain after the dust of centuries has passed over our cities we too will be remembered not for our victories and defeats in battle or politics but for our contributions to the human spirit. [applause] >> host: with that let me invite any of you who have questions, i ask you to keep them brief, don't make a speech and while you make your way to the microphone two quick questions for you. most interesting person you ever met, ever researched. >> guest: one of the most interesting people was tom starg

printout from one of the stories we just covered go to youtube dot com forward slash r t america check out our website artsthat comp bars lost america follow me on twitter at manila jam there it is remember to question more of a great weekend. you're watching american. where. michael smerconish has a show on c.n.n. called smerconish he just did a segment with a banner that read international intervention has the u.s. meddled in other countries elections with a question mark as in smerconish doesn't know whether or not the u.s. has meddled and the answer could be no but no the answer is yes yes we have meddled in this segment from our conduct interviews dr love and a post-doctoral fellow at the institute for politics and strategy at carnegie mellon so dr levin is a very smart guy and he did this extensive research about whether or not the u.s. has ever meddled in any other country's election and through his research this very smart dr levin determined that the u.s. has interfered with elections in no fewer than forty five and countries eighty one election from the years of nine hundred forty six to two thou

grand finale wawa welcome america festivities tonight above the art museum. beautiful brilliant color in the summer sky. but mother nature had a say in tonight's original schedule for the concert and firework. just as boyz ii men left the stage earlier tonight the skies opened up and the heavy rain came down. >> thousands who were along the parkway started running for cover. fortunately the weather cleared and headline act mary j. blige took the stage playing for more than an hour. >> it is great to see everybody come together and just enjoy one occasion. i mean everybody has their different takes on fourth of july, and i'm just here to enjoy the show and enjoy everybody coming together. that's basically what it is. >> the evening started with a philly pops and philly's own boyz ii men. the audience thrilled and singing along. >> hot but it's nice. it's beautiful and really really exciting. >> reporter: all right. well here we are. as you see law enforcement right now helping the crowds get out of here. and next comes the department of public works to help cl

modern art comes to america. what the hell was in armory doing their? -- doing there? on park avenue. what do we have an armory for? afraid of working-class uprisings in the north end of violence and labor conflict. it was built in the 1880's. they do not build armories and the south so troops would be ready to protect black citizens. the build armories and north so troops would be ready in the case of a file and, which was endemic in the 1870's, 1880's and 1890's. that is a sign of the shift of what the republican party stands for, so does the. which is part of the story. >> last question. >> who wants to be the last question? >> thank you for your presentation. i have a question relating to a development. think you are aware where they recently the federal government established the first reconstruction era national monument under the national park service in south carolina. there were a remarkable number of structures unchanged since that period. are there other sites, maybe one or two other spots in the country that you think deserve similar to the nation to teach

art museum. it's designed by the children of america's military heros, it's traveling around the country, raising children fallen or disabled service members. >> the dream ship is essentially the dreams of 130 of the scholarship recipients of what they want to be when they grow up. essentially. every time this balloon takes flight, so do the dream of 130 of our scholarship recipients >> since 2015 folds of honor and the rite aid foundation awarded more than $3 million in scholarships to military families. >>> people enjoyed sunday brunch at an old city restaurant today and had a special patriotic visitor. there he is, ben franklin visited pass tan know's coast part of the 4th of july welcome america event. mr. franklin gave out free tickets to the concert on the parkway and served drinks to the guests. other restaurants offered special menu options in honor of the 4th of july hold. we're gearing up. lots of folks soaking up the sun today >> check out what "eyewitness news" photo journalist jen caught on the ocean in wildwood new jersey. a school of dolphins, a big thank you for sending us this mo

art museum. >> relive the excitement from wawa welcome america right now on nbc10.com or on the nbc 10 app. check out fireworks on the ben franklin parkway. scenes from the independence day parade. also get 360 degree view of the sights over the past few days. >>> we found a great view of fireworks. people saw from the camden water front. a little wet from the rain. said it was well worth the wait. 4:35. family members of the murdered teenager died in a violate road rage incident marked the fourth of july with a heavy heart. >>> how the family say they're coping with the tragedy. >>> president abroad. high stakes meeting on the agenda. >>> plus shutdown aftermath. how people are marking the return to the both in new jersey and having some fun with governor christie. >>> take a live look outside cape may. we got a little fog out there this morning. that's the good news as you get ready to go back to work after the weekend. forecast for wednesday and what you should expect coming up. xÑósoÑ?Ñ?@ñ?ñ?ñ? boyington watching the roads. just around 295. actually everything looks great still. expect

a website that's making his tweets a little more artful coming up here we come. don't mess with america that's the first final 5 we actually had jay leno giving me advice. we're going to return the favor. jay leno is giving us a glimpse into former george were bush's life on the ranch. he talk with bush's f50 king ranch truck. the museum of african-american which bush signed off during his time in office. they've also talked about others bush has invited there, take a look. who else has been on this truck. we had put in. early put in. but his english is better than my russian. tony blare. the japanese mime minister came here. he throws pretty laura bush also made an appearance where she revealed a secret pet name for the president. that would be bush i. they can't get off the ranch >> jim, that story -- george bush, he had a the lot of his own nicknames for people that were in his administration. was it maybe the fema director he called brown i. david gregory, he was -- >> he called him stretch. it made me realize that we do not have big names around here. is that a good thing >> i feel

. >>> focus on the philadelphia museum of art today for some wawa welcome america events. we have you covered and we'll let you know if the weather will cooperate. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> a hint, it is going to be better than yesterday. we have that to look forward to. this is nbc 10 news today. i'm rosemary connors, 6:00 on this sunday. thank you for being with us. plenty to get to. let's start with our weather. krystal klei is tracking a hot day on tap for us. >> this forecast is way better than yesterday, not worried about severe weather passing through. yesterday, a line of storms moved by, caused damage across parts of the area. today, starting dry and nice. 73 in philadelphia. we're at 70 in wilmington. allentown, 68 and we're at 2 72n atlantic city. water temperature is chilly out there for those of you going down to the shore. today will be a nice day, no matter where you are. radar and satellite view, you can see why. instead of me having a wide view showing where the storms are headed, we're looking at clear conditions. few scattered clouds, no rain to tra

donald trump hoped this week would be a celebration of all that is made in america, including this new state—of—the—artcarrier. instead he finds himself gearing up for what could be one of his biggest battles. he's clearing the decks and finding new staff to fight off claims the kremlin helped him win the white house. his core message has become engulfed by the many investigations. instead, this is the kind of sales pitch he'd prefer americans to hear. american steel and american hands have constructed a 100,000—ton message to the world. america might is second to none. donald trump is upgrading his team just as the investigation into whether or not russia meddled in the us presidential election has widened its scope, to reportedly include the trump finances. the president is thought to be furious. this inquiry is no longer outside the white house gates. it's within his inner circle, including his own family, who are due to give evidence later this week. mr trump's son—in—law jared kushner is one of his closest advisors, seen so often at his side, but rarely heard. he has done some talking though, to r

donald trump hoped this week would be a celebration of all that is made in america, including this new state—of—the—artier. he is clearing the decks to coyte and fight off claims the kremlin helped in when the white house. his core message and golf by benny of the investigations. he gave the kind of sales pitch in virginia. american steel and american hands have constructed a 100,000—ton message to the world. america might is second to none. donald trump is reshaping and upgrading his team just as the scope of the investigation widens to include his finances and that has infuriated the president. it is also no longer outside the white house gates, his family will give evidence to congress. jared kushner is one of his closest advisers, seem so often at his side but rarely heard. he has done some talking though, the russians during the campaign and he has been asked about that —— will be asked about that in congress. his son it was revealed met with a russian lawyer offering information about hillary clinton, during the campaign. john spicer offered struggled to convey the president message. if the presi

world, will build a state of the art manufacturing facility for the production of lcd panel products in wisconsin, investing many, many billions of dollars right here in america and creating thousands of jobs, and i mean american jobs. that's what we want. [ applause ] >> another big investor in our country, steve wynwood. you stand up. he's raising so much money for our great republican party. andrea, please stand up. please. thank you. thank you, stoeve. you did a great job. you've done a great job, steve. thank you. foxconn will invest in southeast wisconsin while a larger facility is constructed over the coming years. and that facility is currently under negotiation. it will be about the biggest there is anywhere. the company's initial investment of more than $10 billion will create 3,000 jobs at a minimum with the potential for up to 13,000 jobs in the very near future. the construction of this facility represents the return of lcd electronics and electronic manufacturing to the united states, the country we love. that's where we want our jobs. to make such an incredible investment, chairman goh put his faith and confidence in the future of the american

our history, our language, art, science, law, our entire culture. america itself is the product of western civilization. it think the people running the west would want to defend all of that. but no. it was left to donald trump to do it. >> we write to ships in these. we pursue innovation. we celebrate our ancient heroes, embrace our timeless traditions and customs. and always seek to explore and discover brand-new frontiers. the fundamental question of our time is whether the west has the will to survive. do we have the confidence in our values to defend them at any cost? >> tucker: admittedly, president trump is a polarizing figure. but the words he just heard him speak it shouldn't be controversial. the west is indisputably the freest, the cleanest, the fairest civilization and history. that's why so many immigrants want to move here. it's definitely under attack. that's what isis and the berkeley rights are about, and it will fall if we don't guard it. everything on defended definitely does. trumpeters don't want to admit that because it's true, but the

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art. have assembled. spider-man... black widow... captain america... and eddie? so, what's the plan?reaking out the guardians, pal. come celebrate the all-new guardians of the galaxy-mission: breakout! during the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! ==terry/t= >>> we've been looking forward to this one in our house. a popular sequel dominating at the box office. >> the minions continuing to be a massive draw. dispickable me 3 is number one at the box office featuring the voice of steve carell, trey parker. overall, though, the summer box office is struggling. it is down by 8% than around summer last. >>> this summer marks the 50th anniversary of the summer of love and an art form. >> we're shown this new museum and how it's devoted to it. >> reporter: it's hard to imagine anyone getting excited about an advertisement or a summons for a meeting. then again if the idea were presented with a pop of color. for more than 50 years that's how artists in san francisco have drawn people to rock and roll shows and gatherings through artful posters. >> it's still tremendous art

i'm a student at the new mayor w america's foundation. why liberal arts ruled the world and scott and i have known each other for a little while now.h when he first approached me about this, i immediately thought of my freshman year in college when i was deciding what i should major in. i loved history and political science but i quickly thought i'd want to be sure i get a job coming out of college. so i decided to meet the professional world halfway and -- major in business. but when i talked to him it made sense.cott abo my career i can any of yours takes the many pivots and turns. i realized no realize now what w then is that int many ways liberal arts or business as the ability in the technology world for innovation in general. so, with that i want to turn over to scott. i know scott from our time in new york. he'd like myself spend time in the venture capital world and v worked with google, facebook and pretty much as has a dream rese and importantly for this book spend some time as a presidential innovation fellow. so, at the fortune or misfortune s

plenty going on for the wawa welcome america event, live picture at the philadelphia museum of art whereou can pay what you wish to get in today. admission is free for military members. today is free museum day at the barnes foundation. along the ben franklin parkway, close to the museum of art. families can check out performances and hands on activities along with the exhibits now through 5:00 this afternoon. >>> seven minutes past 10:00 on this sunday. we're continuing to watch that news conference that should be happening any moment now out of west goshen township. we'll keep you posted on that. also ahead, airplanes toppled, we'll head to the lehigh valley, storm cleanup includes several damaged planes tossed around by yesterday's severe weather. >>> plus, this -- >> we love our country. we love our families. we love our freedom. and we love our god. >> president trump honors veterans a freedom rally. he's been busy on twitter this weekend. we'll fill you in when we come back. >>> take a look, this is the aftermath of yesterday's severe weather that just swept through the region. at

america festivities are in full swing. today, city leaders read books to kids as part of the go forth and learn program. hundreds showed up to the arto take a picture with the rocky statue and prizes for the best impression. >> it's the birthplace of america. independence day, you can't have an independence day without philadelphia. >> tonight, there was a screening of the movie at the art museum. the busiest days are still to come. there are lots of free events tomorrow and then, of course, the party on the parkway tuesday night. ♪ >>> today, wilmington celebrated its 40th anniversary. earlier tonight, there was live music, a guided hike to the mansion, around a lesson about observing the night sky. ♪ and dozens of people spent the day at kirkwood park. there was live music and dancing to kick off the july fourth holiday. >>> in camden county, the independence day celebration is winding down. there were rides and slides for the kids and for the adults, a beer garden and live music. at the end of a fireworks for ever to get out and enjoy. >>> the congressional budget office predicts the number of uninsured will increase by 22 millio

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not with all of those people on t massive crowd filled the art museum steps for free classic philadelphia film rocky. another welcome america event. >> and july 4th celebrations continue today, throughout the city, the historic district block party start at independence mall, and at 5:00 e sneak peak of the kimmel center broadway line up. then at 7:00 the philly pops orchestra is performing right in front every independence hall. finally at 9:00 you can get the screening of the movie sing at franklin jane. to find more information on these event, welcome america. com. >> people in in maine cleaning up this morning, after four confirmed tornados touchdown over the weekend. we will show you the damage people are dealing with this morning. >> some very scary moments on the plane's engine burst into flames. we will tell you where this all unfolded. when we come b >>joe: hi.this is pennsylvania state treasurer joe torsella. our state treasury is proud to launch the pa able program, a savings plan for people with disabilities, including erin. open a pa able account today by visiting our website at paable.gov. >> officials in wash

art. the site of tomorrow's big wawa welcome america concert headlined by mary j.blige and the big finaleor the fourth the fireworks show. such a beautiful show to watch. we will be there for it. >> front row and center and you can, too. if you don't want to go out in it you can watch it here. hopefully it will be a good night weatherwise. >> your partner on stage with you tomorrow. >> chief meteorologist will be out through with me. >> i will not put rain in the forecast. i will keep it away from the stage. how does that sound? >> i'm loving it. >> i'm not saying we will see an isolated shower elsewhere. i will keep it away from the stage during concert. let's look at the preparation underway. it is a beautiful day. 90 degrees right now in philadelphia. southwest winds. who wants to go to the beach? we are all raising our hands here. out in cape may people enjoying the beach 88 degrees. northwest winds to three miles per hour. we aren't seeing much of an effect from the sea breeze. you can see it right here moving inland. it's not really making it too much cooler. we are watching the lin

america invented. >> you have a different dynamic over here. in europe in general the artsd by the governments which you don't get in america and even less so now. so i think that there's a certain institutional respect for what this music means to the world. consequently it fosters great danish jazz musicians. ♪ >> reporter: such as pianist niels lan doky. he learned his craft among legends in new york, and now runs a successful jazz club in copenhagen. >> in new york and america in general, it's difficult to experiment and develop new products because the pressure to be profitable is so high, so bottom line oriented that you have to play it safe, established names and you know you don't see the kind of experimentation and diversity that we have here. ♪ >> reporter: in denmark, the jazz gene pool is being revitalized. lan doky's protege, 19-year-old amanda thomsen, has chosen jazz over other genres. ♪ >> jazz surprises because, yeah, you can do what you want in jazz and improvise you can create all the time so every song is new, every day. >> reporter: jazz may be thriving