. >> the philadelphia 76ers select ben simmons from auburn, australia and louisiana state university. >> a new beginning for the sixers, yep, fox 29, we were there, yes, mike and alex were up there i believe as ben simmons was picked. all right. local fans finally have something to cheer for lauren dawn johnson. >> sean bell sat down with him. >> how exciting. >> yes. >> good day it is friday, june . today is the day we invade quakertown. >> invade. >> wow, that is strong. >> that is part of the good day drive through series, best part of all of the week's show. to sign up for a new mazda cx9. >> that is pretty cool. >> just go to fox 29.com click on the contest page and home page and pick a final list won a week and on the final show we will have a big give away. >> here's where we are headed. big finally friday july between the second at to sign up to win that. >> sue serio will be in quakertown because dave warren is standing in front of the monitor and god bless you and god bless america, lauren dawn johnson. >> they have two hours to prepare for the invasion. >> the invasion of q

of salem county into gloucester county there's still some downed wires blocking the right lane at auburn. speeds there are just in the low 30's. on the mass transit front delays of up to 10 minutes on the market frankford line because of some mechanical issues and yesterday new shuttle busing started on septa's route 10 and route 15 trolleys. that busing situation lasting for several months so we're getting used to that today. also getting word of a crash along the route 11 trolley route that's impacting the service and causing some delays. and njt's ac rail line is shuttle butsing again this week between philadelphia and cherry hill. that's because of the work on the delaware bridge lasting until friday morning. we'll check it again rick and monica coming up in the next half hour. >> sounds good. >> thank you, matt. >> today marks the 72nd anniversary of d-day. one of the local statues honoring the soldiers is angel of the resurrection in 30th street station it was dedicated in 1952 to honor the 1300 pennsylvania railroad employees who died in world war ii. and today in washington, d.c.

issue, we talked to counselors who work with problem gamblers across the country and wound up in auburnalabama, to meet a gambling addict named josh adams. >> gambling for some people is fun, and some people can do it normally. i'm not one of those people. if you have a mind like an addict has, it's dangerous. >> narrator: he's been a gambling addict for much of his life. he says he's lost hundreds of thousands of dollars betting on sports. he thought he'd recovered, but then discovered daily fantasy sports, playing for years on a number of different sites. >> it'd be akin to an alcoholic finding out about a whole new street of bars that he or she never knew about. >> bogdanich: how much time a day did you spend on picking players? >> 80% of my day was spent either researching or analyzing. i would listen to fantasy sports radio all day. i'd have one ear bud in my ear. >> bogdanich: how much money did you lose? >> close to $20,000. >> narrator: the new york times article on josh's account of his addiction struck a nerve with some readers. >> it had a profound impact on me, to the point

after a car slammed into a utility pole in south jersey near the intersection of hawk's bridge and auburnone person died at the scene. another was rushed to the hospital. there's no word on that person's condition. >>> firefighters were called overnight to battle a blaze at a delaware county mcdonald's. flames broke out only the 4 the hundred block of -- 4200 block of edgemont avenue in brook haven. delaware county health inspectors will determine later today when the restaurant can reopen. >>> part of a bucks county medical complex was destroyed by a two-alarm fire overnight. firefighters were called to the 200 block of swamp road in doylestown before 2:00 a.m. it took an hour to get under control. the business beautiful smiles was gutted. nobody was injured, the cause is under investigation. >>> an altercation led to to a stabbing in strawberry mansion section of the city. two men got into an altercation, one pulled out a knife and stabbed the other in the chest. the suspect ran away. the victim is in stiebl -- stable condition. >>> the tributes continue to pour in for bobbing great muh

evacuations are underway between forest hill and auburn along placer and eldorado county line.can river. it started yesterday in a remote area, hard for ground crews to get to. it's only 5% contained. as we have seen in other fires, cal fire says its pilots were grounded for a while because of a drone spotted over the fire. >>> the deadly wildfire in kearn county is now 60% contained. the fire near lake isabelle ya has destroyed more than 250 structures and 73 square miles of forest since it began last thursday. an elderly couple was found dead apparently overcome by smoke. some of the evacuation orders have now been lifted. fire officials now say that they believe this will end up being the most destructive wildfire in kern county. >>> new from overnight, the san francisco fire department says that a fire that broke out over macy's roof top was put out. there is no cause right now. the fire is under investigation. >>> and the san francisco police department, according news groups, is accused to hiding misconduct play police officers. the contra costa county public defenders sa

congratulations again this community based publication on two centuries of being the voice of the auburn community. with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york yields back his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from oregon seek recognition? >> permission to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oregon is recognized for one minute. mr. blumenauer: thank you, mr. speaker. last sunday david, an n.p.r. photojournalist from portland, oregon, was killed with his afghan translator in a taliban ambush in afghanistan. i cannot express my gratitude for david's tireless commitment to his profession, his evocative and beautiful work, and many contributions to n.p.r. will be remembered for generations. he covered conflict areas around the globe. and since 2001, extensively covered the wars in iraq and afghanistan. he was one of the most decorated of photojournalists, including and emmy and the first journalist to be award the corporation for public broadcasting prestigious edward r. muro awa

auburn, washington, march 31, 2013, nicholas lindsey, 25 years old. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. peters: thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from california is recognized for one minute. mr. lamalfa: mr. speaker, years of drought have left a terrible toll on the forest of sierra nevada in california, and the forest service estimates there are at least 40 million trees that have died in california alone. the scope of this challenge is almost unbelievable, and the danger presents its unavoidable. however, there are some steps we can take to address it. it's refreshing the forest service is using the categorical exclusions under the farm bill to speed forest management projects. it won't be enough to prevent forest fires. the forest service should rapidly increase the number of public-private partnerships i

colleges, we had those institutions like iowa state and university of maryland and michigan state and auburn and lsu and the university of georgia and the like. but those colleges also did not admit blacks. and so shortly after the civil war, the nation established a bureau, and that was an effort to help the newly freed slaves acquire some form of education in the south. and eventually, that bureau brought into existence a handful of colleges for blacks. colleges like fisk university in tennessee, and of course howard university here in washington. but the federal government did not require once again those 1862 public land grant colleges to admit blacks. instead, congress passed another moral act in 1890 to create separate institutions, pub lg institutions, for balacks. and that's how we got alabama a&m, and the federal government in addition to religious denominations played a central role in establishing the great majority of institutions we know today as hbcus. so despite what has been an inauspicious beginning, this country's hbcus have established a remarkable record of achievement ov

remember the virginia tech was an individual from theati asian com connecticut connecticut and new town, auburn, colorado in the theater. any overstays come to mind in any of those mass shootings? i may not have calculated all of them. >> i >> i can't think of any offhand, >> no. >> so we all want to do our research, make sure we're giving accurate questions, but coming to your mind at this time, and i believe that if one was, it would probably remain very viable, enough for you to remember an individual because it would have come to your attention as to what kind of person perpetrated those mother incidents. mother emmanuel was not, colorado was not. columbine was not. virginia tech was not. new town was not. san bernardino were individuals were statused though they were immigrants if i recall. and certainly going back to as far as 9/11, let me say that i'm not ignoring that. that's 9/11. i use the term mass shootings, 9/11 did have overstays. and so my question would be, after 9/11, the department of homeland security was created. do you feel you have enough structure in place that you would

nobody should kill. , stewart calling in from auburn, washington. you support the death penalty.he 1970's,call in we had ted bundy who began his crime spree here. he escaped twice and ended up in florida. we also have the green river negotiated with the states of they can find the locations of some of the victims. state so they can find the locations of some of the victims. host: what about the concerns about unequal application of the death penalty, different states having different standards? do those things concern you? caller: it bothers me because i think for the heinous crimes, it all states, there should be a death penalty. next, frank is calling in from west virginia. you support the death penalty. why? caller: it is necessary as a deterrent. it could be a better deterrent if they cut short the appeals process. there is no need for it to reach over 15-20 years. that would also cut down the cost of the appeals process. host: the concerns people have raised about wrongful convictions, is that a concern for you at all, if the appeals process is shortened? caller: a lot of th

. ♪ >> we're in new york city from auburn, alabama!from san antonio, texas. ♪ nothing but noise >> road trip from oklahoma! >> hi, seattle, washington, we're so happy to be here on the "today" show. >> in new york city. >>> we're back now 8:00 on a wednesday morning. it's the 29th day of june, 2016. take a look at the crowd here in new york. what a beautiful day in midtown manhattan. this is kind of a victory lap for me and al because this is the scene of our stupendous victory in the "today" show grand prix on tuesday. on tuesday, a go-cart victory over natalie and hoda yesterday. >> natalie is still doing an analysis. she believes her car wasn't working right. >> she just didn't make the turn. >> better luck next time, ladies. >> more fun today on the plaza. >>> coming up, jill martin helps you kick back and relax with a special steals and deals. and she's promising to really wow us with what is being called an unbeatable mega deal. >> i love when she gets all teasey like that. >>> let's go inside, natalie has a check of the top stor

strategy so far is up almost 9% year to date as the deflationary strategy primarily can't trade it in auburn on, principally long-term bond. we also have the second strategy disoriented around hedge funds which ours is that we defined not to lose money when the markets go doe defined not to lose money when the markets go down. we have a new strategy called risk parity which is that they% this year. maria: in terms of equities, are you expecting the rest of the year to continue the selling was seen for d. think we'll see a bounce back in terms of stocks? >> to me talk about the u.k. because that's a little more obvious. what you saw with the u.k. only lost about half of what it had a when people thought it was not going to ask the european union. he would be unlikely for the u.k. not to go down another 2% to 3% based on getting to where it was beforehand. theater tickets or price the price earnings multiple is 20 times higher than the u.s. the rest of europe 15 times. the u.k. should we rate down. even if they could earn income and u.k. should the market to go down in the next six months. dre