so he manipulates here into telling her mother they're going to atlantic city for a week and she agreedbecause she is feeling guilty and wants to give sally a vacation so sal are goes with if a frank to atlantic city. she write'smer mothers lift and their then letters stop and the phone calls stop and finally she gets one last her, we're going baltimore, late july of '48 and by there is point her mother realize something terrible happened and realized its when me police finally called and they tell her, this guy frank, the reason why he was in prison was for the statutory rape of five girls, leading to a 20-month cross-country trip, from atlantic city to baltimore and dallas, texas, and son jose, california, where she is ultimately rescued. >> oo was this story widely reported at the time? >> guest: at the time -- when i first started looking into this a few years ago i had seen some wire reports from the "associated press," from upi and it was widely reported but didn't realize the accident until i got ahold of the camden paper and newspapers in philadelphia and some new york ones, but

atlantic city and abc have been great. and quite frankly, the press has been really good about wanting to talk about the changes in the system. so we're hoping that will be helpful. >> and we've had a lot of discussion about miss america over the last six months, but especially over the last six weeks. so i think people are genuinely interested in seeing what the telecast will be. and so we're looking forward to it, september 9th, 9:00 p.m.. >> live on abc. >> we have a lot of questions about diversity in the candidate pool. with the changes that you're making, is part of the intent to increase the diversity? i guess a lot of diversity measures, there's a lot of questions about various different factors of diversity. so maybe just address that broadly. >> so the main change about not having swimsuit will start effectively at the national telecast. so the young woman who have competed in the local system to make them eligible for the states that just completed, they were doing so under the old rules. so this will be the fir

the broadcast, obviously you're now back in atlantic city. tlantic city elitist is experiencing its own revival. what are you doing to increase viewership of the event itself? sglr well, we have -- we are so partnered with abc. in january, when abc going to at they were run with the show again, air the show again, we were so excited. with abc e meeting execs and gretchen started talking about her vision for the and i kind of sat back because i'm not an entertainment person so -- she is. not. its sitting back learning myself as we were in this meeting and abc was so excited about how different the show is going to be that they really think of it show.new and so, therefore, we're working promotions but for the first time, we're working with atlantic city on atlantic city is helping us promote the show in his region so remember we have two different audiences. a boardwalk hall audience so we hope that everyone in this will come to atlantic ,ity on september 5th, 6th, 7th 8th, and 9th, and come watch it in person and we hope many of area will do t

when miss america was created in 1921 on a boardwalk in atlantic city, and we want to say thank to atlantic city for being a supporter of the miss america organization, when it was born in 1921 it was a bathing suit re vue. and it was radical at that time for young women to walk on the boardwalk in a swimsuit. it was radical. so it was born out of being disruptive. when talent was added, as gretchen said, very important to her, talent wasn't as important to me, i am not as talented as she is. the scholarships were very important to me, but when talent was added to miss america, everyone was, that is not what america -- that is now miss america is, it is going to kill the system. the platformlater, was added to miss america. people said that was going to kill miss america. so miss america, through its lifetime, has always been disruptive. and we believe, based on what we have been told and other people have said to us regarding their participation, or lack thereof, is that no longer judging on physical beauty, meaning no longer do you have to wear a swimsuit to win a scholarship anymore, is

she was scheduled to appear in atlantic city tomorrow night.ly, that has been canceled and tickets are being reissued. >> she's been so open about this and other issues she's had. i think it makes you want to root for her more. so many people have been with her through this journey. >>> and ivanka trump is shutting down her fashion brand. she doesn't know if and when she'll return to the fashion business. >> she wants to focus on her job at the white house. she stepped away from day to day operations after joining the administration. now the brand had triggered political boycotts and allegations of conflicts of interest. the wall street journal reporting that ivanka trump sales were down nearly 45%. >>> glenn close turned heads on the red carpet, but not exactly for her outfit. during an appearance at the premiere of the wife, she spotted rose bern and was so excited she didn't die, but she literally faux fainted on the spot. >> was she all right? >> she's laughing in the photo. >> the 71-year-old dramatically posing on the ground before proppi

allie goes away to atlantic city for a while she's writing her mother letters and then the letters top and the phone calls and she gets one last letter, we're going to baltimore. this is late july 48 minus point mother realizes nothing terrible has happened. she really realizes nothing terrible has happened when the police are called and they tell her this guy frank lasalle, the reason he was in prison was for the statutory rape of five girls. that's the beginning. that leads to a 21 month cross-country nightmare for sally that takes her from atlantic city to baltimore to texas and eventually to san jose california where she is ultimately rescued. >> sarah weinman, was this story widely reported? >> when i first started looking into this a few years ago i had seen him wire reports in the associated press, from upi so it was widely reported but i didn't realize the extent of the until later on when i got hold of the camden papers and newspapers in philadelphia, even new york was but because the new york times didn't report on it, somehow it didn't last to the same degree but yes, there

. >> meanwhile, demi's concert tomorrow night in atlantic city has been canceled.t night, fox pulled this episode of "beat shazam" that featured demi. >> demi lovato! >> it was taped back in december. all of this as demi's loved ones send support. her ex joe jonas wrote, #prayfordemi. and a source close to her ex wilmer valderrama tells "e.t." that the actor is "shattered" by demi's overdose. who have both performed with demi sent love at last night's taping of the season 2 finale of "the four." >> let's go, put some more music out, but, right now, it's about you getting some rest, taking care of yourself. >> it's heartbreaking for her, but also her whole team and her family and everyone around her. >> our source tells us that more stressed out and more demi was overworked the more she wants to escape and do the drugs and not stay sober. but were there signs of trouble? here's a timeline of demi's relapse. ♪ >>> july 22nd, demi forgets the words to her song "sober." this was two days before her overdose. fair in california. >> sorry, i forgot the words. >> july 15t

she was skejed to perform in atlantic city tomorrow but that's bee canceled. >>> it's so hard to make plans. >> tropicaown pours. florida afternoon weather but it's the las four or five days in a row. overnight the heaviest a rains in central pennsylvania. the red is flash flood warnings. sw a band of rain in philadelphia. in new york ci about an hour from now. this is the flash flood threat for day. the area of red is the greatest risk. heavy rain later this afternoon and evening thi region. and as far as the timing this is 8:00 a.m. for your 5:00 p.m. map is from upstate new york throu t the pocono catskills including wauks d.c. for the heaviest rain. nows a closer look at your day ahead. so the down pours obviously still in the forecast. it will slowly improve in areas of virginia and north carolina. the heaviest aa be in eastern and coastal north carolina. you also may have seen dallas back up to the hundreds today and the heat continues out west. >> they're becoming very familiar -- >> just like phoenix these days. >>> and authorities in bay area are looking for thr women they sa

reporter: in light of today's news, lovato has canceled her upcoming appearances and her concert in atlantic cityle this is a major setback, relapse can be a part of recovery. >> this is about waxing and waning course for many, many people. it's usually not a flat line. it's important to remember for every world-famous celebrity, there are millions and millions of everyday people who are dealing with the same issues in sobriety and in dealing with an addiction. and they do deal with relapse. and i think that has to be the message that comes from the medical community, that there is treatment and there is hope. and we don't give up on a patient because they have a relapse. >> reporter: and as she sings in her new song "sober," she's only home human. ♪ i'm only human >>> next here, after a deadly accident in missouri, new questions tonight about the safety of duck boats. the whit. 'cuz his new 2018 ford f-150 has blis with trailer coverage. it's brainiac smart. not only does it watch your f-150's blind spots, it's got your trailer covered too. just another reason why ford f-series is america's best

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still raining in atlantic city, new jersey. but we'll dry out and cool down, something the west can only hope to do. the peak of the heat where the wildfires are raging. reno, going for 103 tomorrow. redding, 111. >> and more than 40 fires burning across the west at this hour. the ferguson hour, doubling in helicopters have been able to make water drops. the body of a fallen firefighter has been recovered. carried out. >>> we move tonight. the high-speed shootout in las vegas. an officer under fire, chasing two suspects. shooting through the windshield with people on the streets. here's matt gutman with the imag images. >> reporter: it begins as a routine pursuit of shooting suspects. but seconds in, routine is shattered. >> shots fired! >> reporter: veteran las vegas police officer william umana is under fire. two suspects in the suv blast away. 34 total shots. >> shots fired again! >> reporter: the officer gunning it. advising others to stay back. umana unholsters his gun, first in his left hand. he reconsiders then aims and

lovato was scheduled to perform in atlantic city on thursday.oncert organizer tells the local paper they are now looking for a replacement. danya bacchus, abc news, los angeles. >> and one more note out of los angeles. police have released the terrifying video from that deadly standoff at a trader joe's supermarket. it shows officers pursuing a gunman now identified as gene atkins. he crashes into the pole outside the store you see there then runs out of the vehicle and you can hear the gunfire as officers opened fire. now, police returned fire accidentally hitting the store's manager who later died. some are questioning whether officers should have opened fire with so many people around. >> the flip side to that is what if that suspect who is shooting at the officers is now hitting the public. their lives are in danger as well and the only way you'll stop them in that situation is to fire your weapon and stop the suspect. >> well, that suspect surrendered after a three-hour standoff. he faces dozens of charges. >>> one of the top makers of e-ci

singer demi lovato today canceled a performance scheduled for tomorrow night in atlantic city.after being rushed to the hospital yesterday, reportedly because of a drug overdose. lovato, who is 25, has been open about her struggle with addiction. in her most recent song, "sober," she apologizes for relapsing after six years of sobriety. this year's kennedy center honorees were announced today. ♪ do you believe in life after love ♪ they include singer and academy award-winning actress cher. also among the honorees, composer and pianist philip glass. country music star reba mcentire. and jazz saxophonist and composer wayne shorter. there will also be a special award this year for the creators of "hamilton." the gala celebration will be recorded in early december, and broadcast december 26, right here on cbs. coming up next, an officer answers an emergency call for a clean shave. sponsored by: metastatic breast cancer is trying to stop me, but not today. today, there's a new treatment for women like me who won't be held back. learn more at treatmbc.com. ...to give you the protein

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. >>> singer demi lovato today canceled a performance scheduled for tomorrow night in atlantic city. she is recovering after being rushed to the hospital yesterday, reportedly because of a drug overdose. lovato, who's 25, has been open about her struggle with addiction. in her most recent song "sober" she apologizes for relapsing after six years of sobriety. >>> this year's kennedy center honorees were announced today. ♪ do you believe in life after love ♪ they include singer and academy award-winning actress cher. also among the honorees composer and pianist philip glass, aop and wayne therwill also be aciawarr thaebon december and br broadcast december 26th right here on cbs. >>> coming up next, an officer an under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> we end here tonight with the story of a police of

. >> she'll now compete in the miss america crown this september in atlantic city. >> great reaction, so excited. >> i know. congratulations. >> and speaking of treasure island, right now drivers heading across the bay bridge dealing with the usual slowdowns. this is a live look of the golden gate bridge. just a reminder, tolls have gone up 25 cents cents to cross the golden gate bridge as of yesterday. this is a live look north of the bridge, very foggy in the north bay right now. we haven't tracked any accidents there so that's good news. please keep that in mind as you're heading out this monday. overall still in the green here. east shore freeway still in the green as well, moving right at the limit. highway 4 down towards the maze about 17 minutes, so we are definitely building in the travel times. overall not too bad. we have been fluctuating between red and yellow. the metering lights are on and backup continues to stretch, not quite to the foot of the maze yet. >>> good morning, everybody. what a difference a day makes, definitely on a hot weekend, especially saturday. today c

, new jersey, and it doesn't even help the people in atlantic city, new jersey, who are facing the problem with the big real estate developer who has bought the political power to drive somebody out of their home? mr. nadler: i agree with you. i think the gentleman from maryland makes a valid point. mr. raskin: thank you, mr. nadler. mr. nadler: for all these reasons i oppose this bill and simply say, we agree that it is a serious problem with abuse of eminent domain. and we agree we -- there may well be decent legislation that would do something about the problem. but if you're going to do it, draft legislation that deals with the problem, that is constitutional, that will protect the small person such as . kelo, but that won't bankrupt the community in a way that's probably unconstitutional. this bill is not the solution. we could on a bipartisan basis work for an intelligent solution but this is in the it. accordingly, i urge a no vote, i urge defeat of this legislation and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr.

ryan is assigned to air station atlantic city but is temporarily assigned here, away from his wife shannon your family for you have done and continue to do for all of us. thank you. thank you very much. the men and women of the united states coast guard are doing a phenomenal job keeping america safe from drugs, crime, and terrorism, and we're incredibly grateful to each of you. i have to say that during the hurricanes, the coast guard saved 16,000 lives. it's an incredible achievement. incredible. from the air force, we have captain brooke peel. as a weather officer, he leads deployable weather forecasting teams to make it possible for american aviators to own the skies anywhere we fly. he also helped lead the air national guard's response to hurricane maria. he did an incredible job. because of his exceptional leadership, he was named weather company great officer of the year for 2017. thank you very much. thank you very much. incredible. we have the air force, and by the way, i might add, we very well may soon have the space force. you've been hearing about that. everyone is very excite

my book is out and it is in stores and on amazon and my comedy tour dates i will be in tampa, atlantic cityll there. greg: excellent. i'm in the book on vacation. what about you, tyrus? tyrus: my movie hit itunes and this has been tyrus on the greg gutfeld show and we got after it. [laughter] >> nicely done. greg: aren't you in a new movie? tyrus: yeah, but it's closed set, big mouth. pay no attention to what he said. [laughter] you can't tell him anything. greg: kat, what you have? kat: i know it would not be legal for me to wear my bathrobe to the bagel place but i know that i still can't do it and that is what being adult means. [applause] greg: good for her. special thanks to terry, jim, kat, tyrus and our studio audience. i'm greg gutfeld and i love you, america. [cheering and applause] arthel: excellent idea. jon scott is up next. eric: take care. >> that's what it sounded like all across america today as thousands of people raised their voices to protest president trump's immigration policy. good evening, i'm jon scott and this is the fox report. from california to texas, from the br

she was scheduled to perform thursday night in atlanta city and that show -- -- atlantic city and thatw has been cancelled. march 15th she marked six years of sobriety then june 21st the singer appeared to reveal through a single called "sober" she had relapsed with lyrics including an apology to the ones who never left her side. . >>> elton john is attending the international aids conference in amsterdam and says the disease should have been eliminated years ago and it could be cured in our lifetime. he blames old fashion attitudes towards the gay community for preventing effective treatment. >> it seems so cruel that we are living in a world where gay people are still afraid to be who they are. and people who god knows in the middle east. it drives me crazy. maybe i'm going mad. i'm like, this is ridiculous. stop it. >> at the conference elton john and britain's prince harry announced the launch of the billion dollar project, an anybody tive aimed at targeting young men whose hiv trends on the rise. >>> around noontime today the alameda district attorney officially charged cal with m

. >> we helicoptered in and the coolest thing about playing in atlantic city as i'm sure you know, you top of it the golden nugget and as we were landing andy said oh my god, i feel like diana ross and i said that's weird, because i feel like frank sinatra. >> therein lies the difference between us. >> what is the show, what do you do, a little dance? >> it's like going to i bar with us and hearing all our best stories, basically. >> uh-huh. >> did you think about just going to a bar and charging people to come in and do this. >> that is an interesting idea. >> no, it is 3,000 seat theaters, we have done it for three years. >> and i bet are you packing them in. >> country, we do all right. >> it's a lot of ladies who have had a liquid dinner before they get there. >> sure. >> and now they are ready for some dessert. >> absolutely. >> a little eyeandy. (applause) >> a little andy candy. >> andy candy. >> anderson's reality and i'm escape from reality. that is how we work. >> that is kind of true. just backstage i'm so happy are you here am i love talking to both of you but you seem so h

going on the beach along the east coast in the next couple of days, anywhere from virginia to atlantic cityugh seas in the next couple of days, the other system that we had been paying attention to, this is getting back to hurricane what once was, that currently in the bahamas and will go to warm water and has chance to develop, otherwise the story is going to be back to summer-like temperatures currently we are looking at numbers in the 80's, heather top k back to 90's, mid-90's later today. heather: be care nfl you're heading to the beach and if not heading to the beach, try to stay cool. thank you very much, adam. tracee carrasco from sister network fox business here with the iphone models that the tech giant will no longer be making, good morning. tracee: apple is reportedly making the iphone 10 and se, this comes from report done by analysts, they are saying that they will discontinue the newer models this year to address, quote, demand for upcoming phones, meaning that there are a lot of people just waiting to up grade their phone but they really haven't liked what apple has put out.

. >> they didn't go together during the opening of trump's atlantic city taj mahal casino when some ofe casino control commission went down there opening day to check out that all the things had been done, many things hadn't been done. she shut down a third of the slots. >> slots that were critical to the casino's success. >> the slots are the prime revenue producer of the casino. to shut down the third on opening day was financially disastrous. it's only done because he doesn't have an organization in depth. >> but that wasn't the story trump told. >> something could go bad like the opening of the taj, and he would say it's because we had so much business here that this happened. not that the system is broke down not that we didn't know what we were doing. we had so much business it broke down. truly he would lie about everything. >> and did he. >> what about the slot machine thing where they were down for a while. >> the slots were so hot -- again nobody seeing people play that hard that fast. >> it blou them out. >> we had machines -- they were virtually on fire. >> donald is so wra

men on the call had a personal history consistent with what you might expect from a long time atlantic cityasino owner, consorting with loose women. viewers had assumed he was a conventional midwestern evangelical, this one must've been a total shock. for everyone else it was not. for the professional hysterics in cable land the kolin tape was the breaking list possible breaking news, a hindenburg moment. here's a brief selection of the pandemonium from last night. >> back now with breaking news, secret recording between then candidate donald trump and his attorney michael cohen. >> released a recording tonight. >> cnn has exclusively obtained a secret audio recording. >> the president is firing back at that audio recording. >> the:-trump audio recording. >> tucker: 500 years after galileo the universe has once again we ordered, this time by the american news media, donald trump sits at the center of it, everything is about trump. everything he utters is existentially impelling. in the eyes of washington, he is pure badness, unadulterated 200 proof evil. this has effects. because they belie

i'm be in tampa, reno, nevada, atlantic city. greg: i'm bringing the book on vacation. demand and all that stuff. mymy name is tyrus on the greg gutfield show. greg: aren't you in a new movie? .>> it's closed set, big mouth. pay no attention to what he said. greg: what have you got? >> i know it wouldn't be illegal for me to wear my bathrobe to the bagel place, but i know i still can't do y it. that's what being an adult means. greg: that is so true. good for her. all right. special thanks -- [ cheering and applause ] greg: jim, kat, tyrus, our studio audience. i love you, america. ld and i lo, america. [cheering and applause] >>> the president talking tough on trade, slamming the democrats' new push to abolish and replace i.c.e., the agency that enforces immigration law and hinting at how he's handling the supreme court vacant seat. i'm jon scott, this is the fox report. jon: the president returning to the white house minutes ago, gearing up for a busy week after spending a couple days at the new jersey golf resort. president trump gave maria bartiromo a wide-ranging i

men on the call had a personal history consistent with what you might expect from a long time atlantic city, consorting with loose women. viewers had assumed he was a conventional midwestern evangelical, this one must've been a total shock. for everyone else it was not. for the professional hysterics

in detroit, atlantic city, and elsewhere. the pundits were asking what was going on, was this rebellion against truman or a popular fad? there was something significant going on. the material culture of the confederate flag that many of us knew growing up. all of the stuff i knew as a child and is part of the enormous output of confederate kitsch is all a function of the 1950's through the 1980's. at one point in the 1950's and 1960's, if you had a business with dixie or southern in your name, almost certainly would use the confederate flag as part of your symbolism. this one still exists at dixie trailer sales in newport news, virginia, that has been there many decades. it was a natural marriage during the height of the confederate flag in american popular culture, as was this marriage to nascar. they were born almost at the same time with the popular of racing insion the south and the use of the confederate battle flag in the official symbolism of the races. what was happening with nascar and beyond is another widening of t

. >> mckenzie will compete for a miss america crown this september in atlantic city. >>> speaking of people who wear crowns, you have some big news about king james. >> oh, you're talking about lebron, not me. >> you've won a beauty contest before? >> big stories in california obviously, miss treasure island and the bigger one? southern california warriors won't be going to cleveland for the finals next june, but they will still see plenty of lebron james. he has taken his talents to l.a. james agreed to a four year deal with the lakers worth $154 million leaving cleveland for the second time. now the big question really is who is going to join him in purple and gold to even have a remote chance at taking down the warriors? they've got some work to do, but lebron is in the fold in los angeles. >>> unfortunately for the giants june had to end sometime. they were 18-10 last month, but why not begin july the same way they did in june with a three- game sweep over the first place diamondbacks. san francisco definitely made a splash in arizona this weekend. top of the 32nd-2, australia --

i have to build this casino in atlantic city.got to go talk to sammy "the bull" to make sure everything goes well. he sees putin as a player that you grease so you get things you want. the problem is, this player, putin happens to be involved in a lot of things. interference, middle east, iran, north korea. he could help with all of those things. what he is doing is okay, i'm going to give putin a little bit of stature, a little bit of status. in return, he might be able to help us with all of those things. that's a transaction and that's why he doesn't see it as anything wrong and frankly neither do i. >> jesse: he is a businessman and he is not steeped in this cold war mentality where everybody in washington understands we have been right fighting the russians decade after decade and we can't ever be nice to them. trump comes in with a slap on the back and handshake and blows the whole system. >> lisa: the irony is is president trump's policies have been top without president obama. it's ironic where having these discussions. p

. >> "outfront" now, former vice president of trump plaza casino in atlantic city, jack o'donnell.ppreciate your time tonight. you have a view on this very few people do. you've been there. you say taping conversations without permission was business as usual for trump and his team, right? >> absolutely. i think it was very well known, even going back to the john barren tapes, which we all heard, so we knew he tape recorded his own conversations. >> that's when he pretended to be john barron, calling "the new york post," just so people know, with gossip. sorry, continue your point. >> correct. just before i became the president and chief operating officer of the organization, my boss at the time, steve hyde, came to me and said, hey, you have a lot of conversations with donald. you're going to be on the phone a lot. just be aware that somebody is always going to be listening. it might be recorded and it might just be somebody else in the office listening in on the conversations. but i was very aware that your conversations were being heard by more than just donald trump when you sp

men on the call had a personal history consistent with what you might expect from a long time atlantic cityth loose women. viewers had assumed he was a conventional midwestern evangelical, this one must've been a total shock. for everyone else it was

. >> reporter: and they didn't go together during the troubled opening of trump's atlantic city taj mahaln some of the flocks didn't work. >> the casino control commission went down there on opening day to check out that all the things had been done, many things hadn't been done, they shut down a third of the slots. >> reporter: slots that were critical to the casino's success. >> the slots are the prime revenue producer of the casino. to shut down the third on opening day was humiliating and financially disastrous. it was only done because he doesn't have an organization in depth. >> reporter: that wasn't the story trump told. >> something could go bad, like the opening of the taj, and he would say, it is because we had so much business here that this happened. not that the system is broke down, not that we didn't know what we were doing, we had so much business, it broke down. he would lie about everything. >> reporter: and he did. >> what about the slot machine thing where they were down for a while? >> the slots were so hot, nobody's -- again, nobody has seen people play that hard and

the city where i am sure, you can go back to the campaign and that came out about how he built atlantic city and what he did here with soho trump towers with the russians, there are a lot of things that went on that were not aboveboard. so he's an incredibly valuable asset. >> harris: michael cohen has not been charged with anything. so what would the point being to put pressure on somebody who's close to the president? >> kennedy: this is one of those fantasies that democrats like to manufacture that the president is going to wake up in an impulsive twitter fit an and pardon everyone was a friend of his or one day might be convicted of something. a series of 70,000 preemptive pardons and this sort of baseless hysteria and that gets this not only so sidetracked that gets us fighting about really stupid things when we need to keep our eyes on. >> harris: health care in the economy, that's what the american people care about and that's what we'll get at the polls in november. giddy up, here we go. we will continue to follow this developing story. also ahead, justice department officials are st

down there staying with the boys and you can see they're putting some ointment on their feet and atlantic cityoblem is how to get this team out safely from the cave. some of those boys had been practicing wearing diving masks and breathing so they can swim out if it comes to that. but a lot of these kids can't actually swim. it's a big problem. the boys and the coaches have been trapped underground since june 23rd. the rescue efforts still under way this morning. we'll have updates when they come in. back to you. >> jahi mcmath the girl who oakland who may have redefined the legal definition of death will be buried in her hometown this friday. she died of liver failure 4 1/2 years after california doctors declared her brain dead. her family moved her to new jersey, one of the few states where death cannot be declared in violation of individuals' religious beliefs. her mother now says she wants to be an advocate for other families. >> stop pulling the plug people. stop. i don't care what color you are, race you are, stop letting the doctors tell you to prematurely disconnect your family members

are headed to the beach, there you go, sam. 88 degrees, that's bathwater there. 71 degrees in atlantic citye way, beryl has come back to life. subtropical now and slowly heading out the sea. and the bouncing ball is -- you're building sand castles there in -- it looks like wichita, kansas. south padre island, 81 and if you go to hawaii, good spot, 88 >>> i'm meteorologist, drew tuma with the accuweather forecast. suny inland. 89 in concord. 72 oakland, 66 is the high in san francisco. the accuweather seven day >>> this weather report is sponsored by blue buffalo. >> you still getting comfortable theha >> like my tie, the blue cap on this glycerin fuel that i brought you guys to taste some of that. >> from yesterday. >> so rob was out yesterday at the formula "e," the electric cars. and you can actually drink the fuel. >> go ahead, dan. >> from sea algae. >> yeah, it's not vegan so i can't drink this. >> it's not vegan? >> it probably is. >> it probably is. >> i was just grasping for excuses. it's so funny sitting here with two weathermen.fa-checking your weather and said you did okay but qu

donald trump wanted to reach out to me because he wanted james brown to perform at his casino in atlantic city and i was very close with james brown. michael cohen is the guy that would reach out and we kind of knew each other for 20 years. and he text me out of nowhere and said let's get together. i want to just talk to you. >> what went through your mind? >> i didn't know what to think. i knew what was going on and obviously i've been a big critic of president trump and had been before he was president. the last big meeting michael cohen arranged that we had at trump tower, we argued about our birtherism which trump was the big champion of was racist. so cohen knew that. so i didn't know what was going on in his mind. but i agreed to meet. he agreed. we met at the regency. very public. where he is staying. and very in the open. we talked over an hour. and i could say he's always been straight with me. even when we were on different sides politically. he never would mislead me and he said i want you to know, rev, i am not going to be the sacrificial lamb here. i'm going to do what is right fo

[laughter] he is the atlantic city type of guy. he is mocked for it but the idea is the idea but he cannot articulate but he did get enough of it that if you offer him money he will drop the bombs so it is a little more complicated them the press makes it he will be this way forever but my attitude towards him i'm talking about politics and a should say telling you what i think that i should say how the hell do i know? because it doesn't matter what i think. >> how do you know? >> i do know people in my life you know things. and my editors at the new york times somebody was talking to me then would suddenly show up and then would call me and in one case he said do they know i said no. there's ways to do that. so i know that he is developing the kitty in the state of the union he said nobody pays attention to that we will have the marshall plan. go with the last paragraph. maybe i stopped listening early. [laughter] but it is toward the end of the speech. it is hard to listen. this is something else but he said he will have the mars

currents along the florida, georgia, south and north carolina coast, affecting the east coast, atlantic cityds halifax. we have scattered showers for tuesday. widespread scattered showers in the desert southwest. thanks to monsoon weather that will stick and stay. thanks. >> now to some sports. the path to another wimbledon title, looking good for serena williams. >> we don't want to jynx it. the new mom is feeling great. the seven champ still hasn't dropped a single set. she wiped out her russian competitor, also a mom in 62 minutes. serena plays again today in the quarterfinals against an italian competitor she has played and beaten three times. >> if serena does win the title, this will not be here prize, he has a traditionally but tornado -- torn-down look, dressed as the men's championship trophy the golden outfit contains the names of all the winners in history. there was like a pine am on top -- there was a pineapple on top of him. >> i like that touch. all right, coming up, the florida welcoming party. >> a group of gators gathering underneath a zip line as the father hope to get tha

the new hard rock in atlantic city is a new example -- a good example of that.l be very much about diversity of the experience. about the's talk other part of the population that will have more time. edward: the greatest number of maybe bloomberg this year are 57 to 58 years old. over the next 10 to 20's you will have the greatest number of americans entering retirement or send eight -- semi retirement. positive have implications for gaming and other leisure and hospitality sectors. julia: great. eben novy-williams and edward pitoniak. thank you. coming up, one of the largest and oldest fourth of july events in the united states. what is in store for the boston pops fireworks spectacular, that is coming right up. you can interact with the charts shown using g tv to catch up on key analysis, and you can also save charts for future use. you name it, we have it. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: the boston pops fireworks spectacular is the largest and oldest public fourth of july event. zoneng us is bloomberg matt miller, all the way back -- bloomberg's own, matt

from hailstorms >>> caesar's entertainment firmly getting into the sports betting business in atlantic city caesar's other ac hotel her aars s.t.a.r. starts taking bets again this weekend. >>> atlanta ended up beating l.a. by 4-0. but newcombe's night didn't end there. he issued a public apology for a stream of tweets that he wrote during his teen years. >>> and welcome back to "squawk on the street," live at post nine at the new york stock exchange let's take a look at where we stand. dow is positive eight points makes like verizon and chevron and jpmorgan are leading, testimoniy financials are higher as tech continues to take a beating. the dollar is stronger ahead of some key central bank meetings and we have apple tomorrow >> apple, one part of fang apple down about .50% but not nearly as much as netflix or google >> we're also following cbs, that stock is down right now, it did drop 6% on friday, the board of the company is going to meet today to discuss allegations against ceo les moonves. and this of course comes as there's an ongoing battle between cbs's board of directors and the c

then governor named wheeler to the democratic national convention in atlantic city, new jersey. mr. wheeler was the first african-american to be a convention delegate. that same year, he became the first african-american of the civil rights organization founded in 1944 and based in atlanta georgia. in 1967, john wheeler received an honor other doctorate from moore house college as a member of the school's board of trustees he had previously honorary doctorate from shaw university in raleigh and tuskegee. 1970, mr. wheeler was awarded an honorary doctorate from duke university and received the civil liberties award for his defense of freedom for all of north carolinaians. north carolina central university horpped him with an honorary doctorate degree. anuary 4, 1976, more house college dedicated the john h. wheeler hall as the business administration building. and on december 25, christmas day, 1935, mr. wheeler married the former lucille warren. and a co-founder and one-time president of the mechanics and farmers bank. they have two children, julia taylor and here vee. he passed awa

you remember that, in atlantic city, new jersey. they took a bus, three days to get there.tify about what's happening in mississippi. she calls out and says, is this america? is this america where our lives are threatened daily because we want to vote and we want to live as decent human beings? she's being televised on national television, and then lyndon johnson interrupts, right, because he doesn't want this uneducated black woman who won't follow her leaders for her voice to be heard. well, they lose at the democratic national convention. they're not seated. the all-white delegation walks out, anyway. but mrs. hamer is, according to the rules, elected member of congress by the mississippi freedom democratic party. she goes to congress in 1965 to be seated as the lawfully elected representative from mississippi and congress refuses to seat her. but you know what she's saying? this little light of mine, i'm going to let it shine. she shine ad a bright, bright a fearful light. when i was growing up in southern mississippi in the middle of the segregated rights movement, i d