. >> like on tv, never know, ask karen help. >> yes? >> who really lovers you, mike?he's got me so many times, bedazzler. >> pay back, is that what this is? >> little bit. little bit. i'm here for you, you know? >> dressing in the dark this morning. >> it was an accident. >> what casino every accident? speaking every accidents ... >> the right pants. >> i thought that's why you were wearing different pants. >> pant had an accident. firefighters come to the rescue of a teenager in alabama. she wasn't trapped in a burning building or anything. but, she had a giant barney head. >> what? >> stuck on her head. i would have such claustrophobia, her name is darby, 16 year old. >> planning to scare some of her friends, at some church thing, then finds like this barney head in the basement, the pastor had pick up. put it on. oh, it will be so funny, i'm sit down. well, while sitting down it, slides lower, and it traps her shoulders, and then she realized, she's stuck, and she tries to get like four friends to get her out of it. >> oh, my gosh. >> had to use vaseline, now start

i kept coming back to something i was asking karen phinney about.u didn't hear much about hillary clinton's record. i don't think the word libya was mentioned in this entire speech. donald trump before the iraq war in 2003 said he'd go in at the time. bottom line is he's going to be coming back at her this fall saying, hey, your judgment should be questioned, you voted for the iraq war, that's a matter of record, your judgment should be questioned, you're the one who is championing the libya intervention in 2011. how do you think what she said today will balance out with that counterattack? >> i'm surprised his response was actually so passive. it was entirely -- first of all, it was one tweet, basically. from the whole party. there were no surrogates out there for him. wasn't being defended by prominent republicans. and her speech was weirdly, in its way, hear me out, sort of nonpartisan or nonbig think. it was a walk through the facts of the road in american foreign policy. which is why i think you didn't see a big outcry on the right attacking he

thank you again for asking, jenny, karen and yours truly to be part of that last night.s see what bus stop buddy is wearing today because here's the deal, long sleeves, jacket for right now especially because most of the temperatures are in the 50's, so it is a cool start just like yesterday. we have temperatures that range from 45 in mount pocono to 52 in atlantic city international to 54 in wilmington delaware. it is 60. there in philadelphia it is 60. here it is mid 50's, because it feels like it will be a beautiful rest of the day. it sure is. with us here in beautiful montgomery county or where ever you are i'm talking shore, poconos you'll see abundant sunshine and temperature that will rise throughout the 70's through the day. we will have a high of 78 degrees and a tasty bagel for breakfast, what are you poppie seed. >> a delicious bagel. >> yes. it looks like it. never necessity when a human bagel will walk by that is beauty of jenkintown. >> now you we're all hungry, send her over this way. 6:33. i with ill get my curling iron to match all you guys. ease on the

some going to dive right in and ask karen, give us a quick overview of what we know about the link betweenantibiotic use in animals and antibiotic resistance. >> absolutely. thank you. we at pew advance -- where we focus on improving the end of the audits in as animals settings. and by fostering the development of new drugs. i lead a part of antibiotics in animals and the nudity because antibiotics can it's a public global health crisis we were talking about 2 million infections, accurate and the u.s. every year that leads to more than 23,000 deaths. we know every time we have the risk of developing resistance. that is why we are trying to minimize the inappropriate or unnecessary use of antibiotics where ever it occurs in humans as well as animals settings. as we heard this morning, regarding the relevance of antibiotic use in animals for antibiotic resistance there's a lot of data to support of that. we have a lot of studies. we have control studies, clinical trials in animals. with a lot of other evidence in studies. as we also heard, this link is really well accepted. the president's a

what we haven't talked about much is the plank on israel and palestine and i think i would like to ask karen, i think that's a no-go place for hillary clinton and that they don't want a floor fight on this because the clintons over many years have done very well across the board with american jewish voters, whether they were more dovish or more hawkish on israel. i'm curious will there be a floor fight on that particular plank? >> neera, why don't you take that one. >> yeah, so i just want to acknowledge that the language in the platform itself -- and we do have a little bit of an issue which is people who just looked at the amendments and weren't able to really see what the language is in the platform itself. the platform language acknowledges in several places how the palestinians are -- how it's important that we have a two-state solution for the dignity interests of the palestinians and it is important that we state our support for israel, but that in our policies the policies we take actually help both israel and the palestinians and the language is not the same as it's been in the past

so i'm going to dive right in and ask karen to sort of giver us a quick overview of what we know about the link between antibiotic use in animals and antibiotic resistance in humans. >> absolutely. thank you. we have a approach where we focus on improving the antibiotics in humans and animals and the development of new drugs. i lead the parts of antibiotics in animals and i'm here because it's a global public health crisis. we're talking about 2 million infections, antibiotic resistant problems in the u.s. that lead to deaths. we know every time you use an antibiotic, we have the risk of developing resistance. we try to minimize the inappropriate or unnecessary use of antibiotics wherever it occurs in human and animal settings. as we heard this morning, we're gathering the relevance of antibiotic use in animals for data to support that link. we have a lot of studies. we have clinical trials in animals. we have a lot of other evidence and studies. as you often heard this morning -- the president's advisory council on science and technology recognize this. the president's advisory commit

asked. from parkside, i'm karen hepp, fox 29 news. >>> it's hoagie day today. lot of people enjoyed a free hoagie at independence mall. celebrity chef robert irvine philadelphia's first responders and some of our local heroes were among those in attendance thousands of hoagies were made including wawa's biggest ever. how big? weighed 6 tons. celebration is all to honor our troops. >>> the city leaders in philadelphia fire department officials had a big event today in the citi' kensington neighborhood. engine 25 celebrated the arrival of its brand new spartan pumper. the firefighters are part of the ceremonial they call it pushing in of the the new apparatus. at the event today mayor jim kenney says the city government is working to make sure every firehouse has the most up to date equipment which is good. >> back to your fox 29 weather authority. beautiful day. i know changes or the way. >> they are. they are indeed. scott has got the news. >> unfortunately, little fly in the ointment especially during the day tomorrow. we have scattered showers and thunderstor

karen. let me ask you something.d, for the same bet, what do you think the risk/reward of the pound is versus gold for the brexit event? >> they've beaten up the table so severely over the last month and a half. if i had to choose between one or the other, i'd choose not to be terribly short sterling. i would actually make my choice to be short the euro. i think sterling has discounted the demise of the vote completely. it could go a little bit lower. you could take cable under one 35. i think having fallen down from almost 160, to below 140, in the course of a month and a half, most of the ill news that would be predicated upon a leave vote i think is already in there. i think the one that is -- that has the most exposure is the euro. because if you do vote for brexit, and i hate that term, if you do vote to leave, if the uk leaves, you'll see at the periphery, other countries say we want out, too. this is very difficult and disconcerting for all of europe. >> thank you, dennis. >> i'm long gdx. when dennis talks ab

have given anne patterson a whole lot of time to think about this question -- [laughter] karen: i'm not going to ask it first. [laughter] karen: i want to follow with anne richard and what you said. you noted the high commissioner made a very impassioned statement and gave you numbers for refugees and also said that against the backdrop, divisive political rhetoric on asylum and immigration issues and disturbing levels of xenophobia are together threatening international agreements which protects us -- we see borders closing. instead of political will, there is political paralysis. humanitarian organizations like mine are left to deal with the consequences while struggling to save lives on limited budgets. is this the perfect storm of issues driving the problem both in terms of the number of refugees and the reluctance to take them in? is it no money, is it the pure -- volume? two questions that have come to the floor, you touched on this a bit, what is the best thing that concerned citizens could do to make a difference? and how do you get all of these countries that pledge a lot of money, and then

but the main thing is karen came in and didn't ask for a job. or at least i don't think she did. she just wanted to get to know me and i wanted to get to know her. she told me about her experience battling for conservative ideas on the campus, or as we called it the grounds, back then. and she told me why she got in the business of having strong opinions and advocating for them. that was important. when i talk about other c contrasting experiences we had have you will get an instance of why she is a great case study. my friend from the independent woman's forum wrote a piece on how we talk about women especially young women. i am not singling you you out because i talked just like this when i was young. when i was going up in the '80s and '90s we talked about it sounding like a valley girl. i don't know what you call it now. that is how i remember when i got my first job and i was 16 and answered the phone for whatever. the way you get over as it is you pretend to be that 1950's secretary on mad men or whatever show, leave it to beaver, where you channel that fake actress and pre

. >> to the question karen asked ear earlier, when might we see them cash flow positive.ifically during the conference call. you can bet that when they have a chance to talk with analysts and people start going over this deal, that will be one of the first questions they believe, however, they can integrate the two companies. by the end of this year, if not the middle of next year. a rough time frame. obviously that depends on when shareholders vote on this proposal. but there you have it, guys. elon musk saying, look, we are a sustainable energy company and that starts with generation of solar city, moves on to the giga factory, batteries, home generation, or home power units, and then you have tesla, of course, with the transportation end of it. >> did he speak about the timing of this deal, phil, the idea of getting -- acquiring solar city right now? you may not know the answer to this. in terms much the credit rating of these two companies, i would imagine solar city doesn't have as good of a credit rating. it might impact the ability of tesla, the sustainable energy

it will often be the very sentence that comes out of their mouths when you ask them about this. >> karenthe administration, president obama, and, you know, the presumptive, i guess, democratic nominee, hillary clinton, they continue to say that guns are the issue and that gun control is the solution. but you look to a place like chicago that has very strict gun laws and the numbers are going up. >> well, i think for one thing i doubt that there is one thing that's happening in every single city. for instance, you would think that if this video, viral video effect would happen anywhere, it would be in new york and baltimore where we saw rioting over, you know, over these police shootings. and, yet, crime in those cities is down. i think there is a whole stew of effects here. one place i would look really early would be the heroin epidemic and the growth in gang violence charles? >> i think it's hard to come out with a blanket statement and naturally the increase in some other cities is because of the ferguson effect. i think the way to reconcile the data, whether it's new york where the r

karen: we only have three more minutes. i want to askyou about, you mentioned the syrian refugees, while we're on the subject of syria and the administration was going to take 10,000. i think it was within the fiscal year, by the end of september. they have now taken i believe around 300, are they going to make it? >> yes, we are going to make it. karen: good. [applause] karen: and here is a really good question about nigeria, which is, what keeps a nigerian army to get to the unit -- from the united states and others from hunting down and destroying boko haram. i have her the terrorists are integrated into communities in northern nigeria. is this part of the problem in defeating them? >> i think there is no one answer to that. i think of we look back a couple of years, it was a lack of capacity, believe it or not, in nigeria and the army. a number of years in terms of training and equipment and morale. that has changed but it does not change overnight president bihari is focusing on making sure the army is having the capacity to respond

it will often be the very sentence that comes out of their mouths when you ask them about this. >> karenministration, president obama, and, you know, the presumptive, i guess, democratic nominee, hillary clinton, they continue to say that guns are the issue and that gun control is the solution. but you look to a place like chicago that has very strict gun laws and the numbers are going up. >> well, i think for one thing i doubt that there is one thing that's happening in every single city. for instance, you would think that if this video, viral video effect would happen anywhere, it would be in new york and baltimore where we saw rioting over, you know, over these police shootings. and, yet, crime in those cities is down. i think there is a whole stew of effects here. one place i would look really early would be the heroin epidemic and the growth in gang violence charles? >> i think it's hard to come out with a blanket statement and naturally the increase in some other cities is because of the ferguson effect. i think the way to reconcile the data, whether it's new york where the rate ha

asked for better weather. let's go to meteorologist karen thomas who has a look at your neighborhood forecast and karen, tomorrow marks the official start of summer. it's going to be a hot one. >> what a great father's day weekend weather wise and what a nice gift to give the dads out there and our weather story continues and mostly clear and warm this evening. as denise said tomorrow officially marks the beginning of our summer season and we have midsummer like temperatures right now. 90 degrees in philadelphia and a little cooler down here in atlantic city and 79 degrees because of the ocean flow and 84 in mount holly and look at 90 now in town and temperatures will dip just a bit through the overnight and not cooling off as our humidity is expected to build just a bit and we'll have mostly clear skies and low 66 to 70 degrees in and around philadelphia. close to 74 and an overnight low in wilmington. we are tracking some rain in our week coming up and we'll talk more about our summer solstice tomorrow. denise? >> turning now to the terror in orlando. the fbi is set to release a partial transcript of the conve

and karen i'm going ask you to advance graphics for me in a second because the clicker outside disappearedorm tracker6 shows you some thunderstorms that were really bothering folks down the shore are now moving away from the coast so that's g lots of lightning down there but it is pushing away from you and there's an additional cluster of showers and some thunderstorms pushing down out of the northwest. allentown so far has seen mainly just light showers. reading with a little heavier cell just to the north and possibly some thunderstorms on the way up there. as we take a look at the wider view on satellite and radar, you see how the cloud cover is in place and that second round of showers coming in from the north. now later this afternoon you don't see it on the map yet but with instability forming we're going to see some additional showers and thunderstorms pop up later this afternoon, most of them will be centered over south jersey and delaware and those thunderstorms could be strong, so if you hear another round of thunder coming later this afternoon especially from about philadelphia

. >> so karen, were you trying to ask something but we are all yelling at each other, radio on, it is why don't we get it together and we will check back later close tore jenkintown. heading for montgomery county today. we will see you at 7:00. >> thanks, have fun. >> town square. >> well that will be a big turnout and sue is heading up there as well. we had a big event last night that was fun. >> which was career wardrobe we will show you pictures coming up later, i was strutting on the catwalk. >> were you there. >> heck yah. >> trying to be like mike jerrick. >>> still ahead a nice to celebrate a collection, seniors making their mark on the late ed snider's favorite investment. one american park is larger than yellowstone, yosemite, grand canyon and glacier national parks combined. and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ you can find it all only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com new pantene expert gives you the most beautiful hair ever, with our strongest pro-v formula ever. strong is beautifu

. >> and karen, you asked the most probing questions, we loved them. thank you and come back soon. >> federal reserve chair janet yellen will be on capitol hill for her second day in a row this morning. this time, to update members of the house financial services committee on the current status of the economy and what monetary policy is doing to sustain the recovery. yesterday, she briefed members of the senate banking committee. watch her testimony today at 10:00 a.m. eastern live on c-span 3. social security administrator steve goss will be on capitol hill today before the house ways and means subcommittee on social security. he'll deliver the annual board of trustees report on the program, which is being released today, nearly 80 days past the deadline set by congress. you can see it live at 2:00 p.m. eastern on our companion network c-span 3. democratic party officials talk about the planning for their national convention next month in philadelphia. we'll hear from mayor jim kenny and convention ceo leah daughtry. this is about 45 minutes. >> good

asked our customers to serve 28 will%. they came back and conserved over 35% cumulatively, which is huge. >> karen said she won't change her conserving ways. >> at least we know we won't be penalized but i still keep within the framework, keep the habits. >> now the water districts do have the power to put restrictions back if place but that would mean a lot of public hearings but this time they believe that's unlikely. live in concorde, nbc bay area news. >> peting with thank you. >>> the fourth of july celebration is right around the corner. illegal fireworks always a problem every year we see a lot of burn victims and full blown fires and combine that with a hot and dry temperatures, things are especially dangerous this year. >> every year my son asked me for fireworks too and i tell them we're going down and enjoy fireworks with someone else because we want you to be safe. we want you to have all your fingers and toes when you go back it school. i want to remind parents, this is one of the times we say no. it is just safer for your kids. >> you're encouraged to attend sanctioned fire work events and there are plenty ac

>> nearly 45 years ago ten years old karen put a message in a seven up bottle they put it in the indian rich delaware sheic asked whoever found the note lee her know.w. well this year andy found the note in delaware state park. par he and his family were vacation think found the bottle karen by the way still livers at that address. she wrote on the note andy founa her with the help of facebookac andy still has the bottle andnd the note and hopes to return it to karen soon. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> trap p he announced his campaign was revokeing the washing toning post press credentials. he called papers coverage inaccurate. ahead line that wrote trump seems to connect president obama to orlando shooting.ho the decision is quote nothinge t less than a ree feud continuation of a free andnd independent press we are proud of our coverage. cov >>> steven a smith is making headlines for his comments about the joj sim many son murder trial. >> if he had been the prosecutor he would have been able to outwit johnny could be cran. here's more of what he had to say. >> simpson killed goldman and nicole brown simpson, this mansion got off

. >> reporter: two others bonnie bowser and karen nicholas both linked to fattah guilty on some of the charges. the us attorney says he'll ask for prison time for fattah, a place where his son is already locked up. >> hopefully our elected officials and philadelphia elsewhere had a today's message loud and clear. >> reporter: chaka fattah, jr. is serving said federal time on bank and tax fraud charges his father can return to congress but without much power. he can't vote or take part in any committee hearings. live at the federal courthouse, jeff cole, fox 29 news. lucy? >> and jeff of course u.s. representative fattah was the voice in washington, d.c. for many people in our area. fox 29's bra brad sattin has ben talking with his constituents live tonight in bala kin wide. brad? >> reporter: lucy, shocked, disappointment some honestly not all that surprised but plenty of reaction coming in over the last few hours as a result of this verdict. fattah of course a member of congress for over two decades prior to that he spent about a decade in harrisburg as a state representative and senator. the question tonight is, what will

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asking me? are you punishing me? (sets bottle down) i'm not-- what about them? did you even think about how this must make jerry and karen feel, how rejected they must feel by their own mother they didn't want to come! what? (sighs) they didn't want to come, fitz. they have called me every single day since you summoned them to the white house for this visit begging me to cancel this trip. oh, please. if you think i'm gonna buy that... you are different. you are different. ever since... (sighs) you're different. and they are not babies. they are not teddy. they are teenagers, and they know their father's not their father-- i am their father! you stink like scotch. they can smell it on your skin all of the time. you are lubricated all of the time now, which makes you mean. you're mean, fitz! karen hates tennis, and you know that! you used to make it fun and funny for her. the last time they were here, you yelled at her the entire time she played. and when you weren't forcing her to play tennis, you were firing political questions at her. and jerry-- he is shy and he is gentle, and you know that, and now... (s

ask your gastroenterologist about humira. with humira, control is possible. are those made with all-beef, karen? yeah, they're hebrew national. but unlike yours, they're also kosher. kosher? yeah, they're really choosy about what goes in. so, only certain cuts of kosher beef meet their strict standards and then they pick the best from that. oh man! what'd we do? they're all ruined. help yourself! oh no, we couldn...okay thanks. when you hot dog's kosher, thats a hot dog you can trust. hebrew national. >>> welcome back to "the lead." five days after the deadliest shooting in modern american history, still so many unanswered questions. what exactly did the terrorist's wife know before the fact? what were the motivations that led a twisted killer to slaughter 49 people at a gay nightclub? and could police and the fbi have done more to prevent the attack? we're back with my panel of experts, former republican chairman of the house intelligence committee, mike rogers, also tom fuentes. let's start first on motivations here because you're getting so much information now, the fact that he visited the g

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asking for your help to track him down. >>> that's it for "action news" at noon, don't forget to join us for "action news" at 4:00 p.m., 5, p.m., and 6:00 p.m. for david murphy, karen rogers, rick williams and the entire "action news" team. i'm sarah bloomquist. have a great afternoon. >>> have lunch outside! >> announcer: it's getting hot, hot, hot. so we're celebrating with the most incredible summer suppers you've ever seen. the "m&m grill factory" is about to be on fire! as michael and mario serve up a duo of dishes with a mouthwatering mediterranean twist. then carla's keeping it cool, with a refreshing frozen treat that can't be beat. plus clinton's hanging with the stars of "devious maids" ana ortiz and roselyn sanchez! the summertime fun starts right now. here on "the chew!" [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hello, hello, welcome to "the chew!" summer is definitely here and the living is easy and so are the meals. so we are devoting an entire hour to easy summer eating, it's our summer suppers!

week of classes before summer break. 68-year-old karen klein is a bus monitor and has worked in the school system for more than 20 years. the bus driver asks her to supervise the back of the bus on the ride home from school. >> it was always the same kids that went to the back of the bus. every once in awhile, they'd make a snide remark. i told the bus driver i didn't want to go back there. >> oh, my god. you're so fat. >> out of earshot of the bus driver, the group of four rowdy boys start taunting karen. recording the whole thing on a camera phone. >> you're so fat. you take up the entire seat. >> when kids bully, what they're looking for is a vulnerable target and a big reaction from that target. that's what makes bullying fun. >> triple sag? >> triple sag. >> triple z. >> look at her [ bleep ] stomach. >> but karen keeps her composure for the time being. >> i was trying to ignore them. i really was. >> you're a troll. you're a troll. you troll. >> ugly. >> the bullies seem thrilled by the notion that the video will later be seen online. >> so you're putting this up on facebook? >> they thought this was a cool thing. they thought they'd

department of building inspections so i would ask our deputy director, dan lowry, and then also after the apartment of building session we also have it both department karen cohen. >> as is >> >> i think we have some technology issues. hopefully, we will resolve. okay. >> grades. great. good morning supervisors. daniel lowry deputy director of inspection services. i'm here to report on the mission the 29th status update. the department of building inspection issued notice of violations for six that fire damage property owners provided violations of 72 hours to emergency orders for the demolition were given. two of the buildings in the fire there were and hazards [inaudible] determined the building had to be removed. emergency orders were issued for 33-10 3316. and the adjoining building next-door 3318 mission st. the status update on this permit, the owners have obtained permits that working on asbestos reports and demolition will a person to those two buildings. the shortest timeframe for owners is typical [inaudible] we require they obtained an evaluation of 72 hours. we try to make it as soon as possible so we can get an update on the status of the bui

asking for change, asking that people of the world to leave behind a culture of isolation and confrontation. uranium -- the iranian people. that ourdoes not imply disagreements with karen had disappeared. or that they will disappear any time soon. there are many things which we know we disagree. and we will continue to monitor the full implementation of the deal, and as you know, europe will keep cooperating with israel on its own security and regional security, as a partner and as a friend. -- in then a lot of past few years about europe's relations with israel. many times i read about a crisis in our relationship. so let me tell you about my own experience over this year and a half. whenever i talk israeli leaders, any of them, we all know that europe and israel are tied very closely. of course, this has something to do with our economies. our union is israel's first trading partner. operation on science and research has produced so much innovation and progress for our people. there is more, much, much more. we are friends. we are friends. and we will always be. [applause] ms. mogherini: friends can disagree from time to time. that is even healthy. on single issues,

seem like strange place to ask about britain withdrawal from the european union but not when you consider how much tourist in that nation spend here. nobody knows better than karenwho began selling art to them at about the same time÷]uu britain joined theç eu. >> i'm worried!ñ about the stock market@enre than neglect else.é nnectedo$ especially in a city? like sanp francisco which relies on ever seen a more cobingdku str t street. >> no.x >>reporter: lombard street is already paying between ewájjt here and eatingpf at homeñ.. lp denmark.w9 >>reporter: per day fx >>reporter: that wasá before value today roughly 2%sa for the euro. 6ci for the british poun. owner showed us a 20 pound note that had beenz worth 30 dollars yesterday and today. >> 27.50. >>reporter: ÷ it's a case of trickle down economic possibly coming to roost. let's ask a san francisco institution like levon wade whox works mostly for tips. >> nothing changed so far. so far we are gishtion all from a vote leading to where? it has been one day and the crystal ball remain foggy. >> it just happened t.i don't know. the come back in a month and i'll tell you. okay? >>reporter: in san francisco, wayne fr

will interrupt myself right now because i missed a step, to ask each of you to give introductory comments and i apologize for that. [laughter] karen: but now you know -- [indiscernible] >> thank you for that introduction. and to pat, who has worked tirelessly. [applause] this is a very sophisticated audience. you know there will not be any easy answers in this part of the world.

karen? >> scott, you have beautiful teeth. >> thanks, too. >> did you always have beautiful teeth? >> i never wore braces, you know, a loft folks always ask me if i wore braces, never had to wear braces, thankfully. >> give me the big smile. ahh, look at that, beautiful. but for some kids going to the dentist can be really stressful and for the parent at well, does not have to be weirdment alex outside with the ronald mcdonald care mobile. had i. >> we want to hick sure kids keep the big smiles. so important that they have it. i'm here with judy the director for this. good morning. >> good morning. >> so look at this bus dentist offers on wheels,. >> and what's the official name of this program? >> the community oral health initiatives that st. christopher. >> let's check it out inside. this is britain tens bus e they have what three rooms? >> want to lead the way for me here? so walking up. the important thing really is the cdc says that tooth decay one of the most chronic childhood illnesses things they deal with. >> more common than asthma. >> so who do we have in here? is this jo-jo? >> really kid friendly, help them under stands how

karen percy e. from a sexual assault case. questioning his fairness. that ruling, the d.a. did take the rare move of askingo another judge. >> steve:russian hackers have been accessing the democratic network for the past year. post, which first broke the story tuesday, the hackers accessed the dnc's database of research on presumptive republican presidential nominee donald trump and also read dnc staffers' emails and chat conversations. crowdstrike, the security firm called in by democrats to deal with the massive data breach, russian hackers gained access topolice in new zealand say. they have made the biggest meth- amphetamine bust. that nation has ever seen. police pulled over a r-v on sunday, where they found bags of meth inside. the amount of meth that was recovered was more than 9- hundred pounds! police say, the total street value is worth over 3-million new zealand dollars! three men were arrested. and they made their first court appearance today. and all three are still in jail. >> britteny: we will warm things up and make up for toward the weekend. sassanid 25 oakland 20 hayward 17. livermore 18

governor pence and first lady karen peterson have been married since 1985 and have three adult children. we askede to talk to us what it means as a believer to serve in the public sphere. will you join me in giving a warm indiana wesley university welcoming to our governor, mike pence. [applause] [applause] >> dr. rice, and the board of trustees at the university, to the us handing faculty, to the parents, proud and relieved family members, who are gathered here today, and to the outstanding men and women of the class of 2016. [applause] >> gov. pence: i am truly honored to address the class here and i am humbled by it. a class of 514, truly exemplary young men and women, research, academic achievement, athletics, men's and women's national basketball champions are among us. members we just heard from, musicians who just toward the united dates and europe, students who have served, and classrooms and churches and hospitals, studied and served abroad. we have among us a princess of the indy 500 festivals, and a graduate submitted a photo soon adorn our bicentennial stamp. as a class of extraordina

karen does not have the experience to be commander in chief. here is what she said on the rachel maddow show. >> if you were asked to be secretary clinton's runningyou believe you could do it? ed rendell former pennsylvania governor said you were in not anyway, shape or form ready to be commander in chief. do you think you could be? >> yes, i do. >> rachel ma dough was quoting you. do you still stand by that position? >> well, look, the question is anybody ready to be commander in chief. i said on the same radio show had i been chosen when i was governor, i wouldn't have been ready to be commander in chief because i didn't have foreign policy or national security experience. that's a weakness. trying to find a presidential candidate who fits into all the boxes, who has had experience in everything is very, very difficult. people like governors because of their executive experience, but generally governors have no foreign policy and national security experience. could elizabeth warren learn it? sure, she could, she's very smart. but will she be ready that first week if something happened to the president, it's hard to say. i have confidence in her

asked the contractors to submit new bids by tomorrow. presumably what they're hoping for is more affordable bids. just as we were told in flint this weekend, flint's mayor karenknows she has to get those pipes out of the ground. she has to get new pipes into flint if people are ever going to trust their water again. it's an enormous job, and forgive me, but she is not helped at all in that job by the stubborn refusal and the excuse-making and the inexcusable, inexplicable, infuriating delay by state lawmakers and the governor and congress, to help get the enormous job done. yeah, no hurry, right? the people of flint did not bring this on themselves. they didn't do anything wrong here. through note fault of their own, they were poisoned by their state's government screwing something up. but yet it's still basically on them. it's on flint residents themselves to go door to door, even now, to find old people who still after all this time don't have a water filter on their faucet, to tell people how to change their water filters that never have. it's still on flint residents themselves to figure out if they can get the pipe replacement done. you know, sorry we po

karen l. haas. for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on h.r. 5293, and that i may include tabular material on the same. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. pursuant to house resolution 778 and rule 18, the chair declares the house in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of h.r. 5293. the chair appoints the gentleman from tennessee, mr. duncan, to preside over the committee of the whole. the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for the -- the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for the consideration of h.r. 5293, which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: appropriations for the department of defense for fiscal year 2017 and for other purposes. the chair: pursuant to the rule, the bill is considered read the first time. the gentleman from new jersey, mr. frelinghuysen

naomi watts, she asked out this dude, lee shriber, she asked him out on a date, she went to him, she made the first move. is that cool in 2016? karen know, she is joining us next. when you've been making delicious natural cheese for over 100 years like kraft has, you learn a lot about how people cook. i wish i had like four different mexican cheeses but in one super melty cheese. it does exist! you still have two cheese wishes left. (all with worry-free ownership. colors in your neighborhood... head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... shift your thinking about buying your next one. >> i want to see leslie oath em, jr. >> yes? >> i think yaz is going to be singing. >> from empire, of course, he raps. >> and a tribute to tsop. >> that is what i am -- oh, yes, gem recall and huff the o.j.'s. >> the intruders, harold melvin and the blue note. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the show karen lou ann hepp. >> ♪ i

asked for privacy. >> 6:46 now. and a live preview of "gma" is up next. also hot tub hideout. the bad guy is really in hot water when it come to the police. karenny skies today, high of 86 degrees which is much warmer than the normal high of 79. nowhere near the record, though. where do temperatures go from here? we'll check that seven-day coming up. >> ♪ house! or maybe even treat yourself to a trip to the islands. and with drawings every monday and thursday, that means 2 chances to win every week. cash4life from the pennsylvania lottery. you could win a thousand dollars a day for life. you scratch my back, i'll scratch yours. you know what it means. so does pat toomey. toomey got rich working on wall street. then he got elected and kept working, for wall street. voting to let banks continue their risky practices. and supporting huge tax breaks for millionaires, but higher taxes on working families. no wonder he's gotten millions from wall street. pat toomey. right for wall street. wrong for pennsylvania. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. this new dog treat called max and dentalife.covered it's really diff

karen. >>> bensalem police want to you watch out for someone who is pretending to be utility worker. a man driving a pick up with jersey tags has been walking up to homes and asking people to head on out so he can cut trees on their property. investigators think he's out to burglarize those very homes and add legitimate utility worker will have the property credentials. >> kathy orr is back down the shore tonight in cape may, new jersey. where the city is celebrating restaurant week. >> there you go. kathy found the perfect spot. peter shields in on beach avenue. kathy, i wish i was with you. >> reporter: oh, you two would love this. and the view behind me is fantastic. and this is the view when you're dining at the porch or on the porch of the peter shields inn spectacular. you can see a deep blue sky, the water pretty cal and. folks are on the beach. why not? we have a persistent land breeze so temperatures are just as warm down the shore as they are at home. that was a surprise for us no sea breeze at all because of these gusty westerly winds. take look at the temperatures. right now in philadelphia, we have warmed up to 76. wilmington 76. 78 degrees in dover.

asking for change, asking that people of the world to leave behind a culture of isolation and confrontation. uranium -- the iranian people. that ourdoes not imply disagreements with karenappeared. or that they will disappear any time soon. there are many things which we know we disagree. and we will continue to monitor the full implementation of the deal, and as you know, europe will keep cooperating with israel on its own security and regional security, as a partner and as a friend. -- in then a lot of past few years about europe's relations with israel. many times i read about a crisis in our relationship. so let me tell you about my own experience over this year and a half. whenever i talk israeli leaders, any of them, we all know that europe and israel are tied very closely. of course, this has something to do with our economies. our union is israel's first trading partner. operation on science and research has produced so much innovation and progress for our people. there is more, much, much more. we are friends. we are friends. and we will always be. [applause] ms. mogherini: friends can disagree from time to time. that is even healthy. on single issues, on speci

karen. she's here to mentor us all today. thank you so much for being here. [applause] >> thank you. all right. i want to ask question to start out with you at how many people in the audience today has seen the musical called "hamilton." anyone seen it? are you listening to the soundtrack? have you got the t-shirt that says i'm addicted to the sound track. i was fortunate enough because my husband six months ago got us tickets to a matinee. i recently saw "hamilton" and i can't get it out of my mind. i keep singing the songs. it's inspiring, uplifting. get the soundtrack. get the tickets when you can. but the reason i love this story is that an american story. alexander hamilton was born in the caribbean. he became an orphan. he got his first job at the age of 13. he worked as a clerk and worked his way out. he came to america because he wanted to be a new man. he got an education. he worked his way up and out and it turns out he became a vital part of that extra community of founding fathers and mothers. another reason that the story resonates with me and i know it resonates with all of us is because i left