we knock at seep your's door. >> looking for barry, barry, sr. >> is that you, barry baker, jr.?who are you? >> jeff cole from fox. >> in regards to what? >> arrest. did you get arrest the? >> barry, sr., you got arrested, is that you. ? >> got are a revved new york city, sir. >> he resembles the guy in the mug shot and the chief says looks like senior. >> while his son was beating up a man with a disability, barry baker, sr., was selling us morphine. >> reporter: hogan says opioi opioids and heroin claimed 95 lives in chester county last year and may kill 150 in 2017. a six-week sting nabbed 46 dealers he says. barry baker, sr. of the infamous baker family is in the group. >> da says barry baker, jr. sr., got arrested on opioid charge. >> i have no clue. >> is that you? >> have a good day. >> can i show you the picture? >> absolutely not. thank you. >> get off my prompt. >> i will. you got it. >> reporter: district attorney says philadelphia is ground zero for the opioid crisis. control it there and he says and you'll control it in the counties. live in downingtown, i'm jeff col

barry: it is a distraction, i do not think it is hurting him.e will pass a long-term competitive business rate which is what the economy needs. >> let's talk about former democratic presidential nominee, hillary clinton, she gave a very fiery speech yesterday, what did you make of it? barry: it is interesting, i have never seen a losing candidate take on their own party like that. she apparently is spending summer on the nile or in denial. it was unfortunate she attacked her party, they had a better operation than we did. is the week a signal -- the tweet a signal to the russians? barry: no one knows what it means. do not miss the interview with tom steyer. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ bloomberg markets, the trump economy. looking at the white house and the president expected to the white house rose garden to give a statement on the paris agreement and whether he plans to withdraw from that a court and we will carry it live on bloomberg television across bloomberg platforms. the international economic forum kicked off in st. petersburg and erik schatz

barry, do you think tweets are policy coming from this president? >> i think everything that the president says is something we should take serious, unless he's joking. and so, i don't know that it's official policy, but it's something that we all take serious. and when he says something, you know, i believe that's what he means. and if it isn't, then they need to put some kind of crazy disclaimer on it, but of course, i think whatever he says is what's coming out of his mind, so sure. >> and if that's the case, then barry, then i think we're in trouble, because there's no coherence with the policy that the president's issuing twitter and the policy we're getting from the administration elsewhere. even look at the case of russia, where the president's never criticized putin, but everybody else in the administration's willing to do that when they need to. when you talk about the travel ban, here we are 136 days into the trump administration. he wanted a 90-day temporary ban to cy the issue of vetting. it's past 90 days! they've had time to vet this.

so, sebastian barry, given so much of yourfiction nine.tian barry, given so much of your fiction is rooted nine. so, sebastian barry, given so much of yourfiction is rooted in your own family history, it seems entirely appropriate to start in your childhood. you could not read 01’ your childhood. you could not read or write and tell you a nine. why we re or write and tell you a nine. why were you such a slow... eight. 0k, eight. while you such a slow starter? i think they can out of the starting blocks at great speed. but the speed was not anything to do with reader writing. it was to do with reader writing. it was to do with loving my family. i was so busy, i think, for those eight yea rs, busy, i think, for those eight years, worshipping them and adoring them, that i did not regain needed to go on to the dark arts of writing and reading. they were in themselves books. and i have spent the following 50 yea rs books. and i have spent the following 50 years tried to prove that to myself. i think i understood language, not as this rather rec

don't sugar-coat barry's history. >> people were very candid. it isn't all just a whitewash of marion. some of them are tear-jerkers, and some of them are laugh-out-loud and fall on the floor. >> reporter: in the district, tom sherwood, news4. >>> now at 6:00, roughed up by officers for no apparent reason. an elected d.c. lea happened to him and it was caught on video. but police say there's more to this story. >>> the faces of terror, new clues tonight about the men behind the deadly london attack over the weekend as people all over the world come together amid rising terror threats. >>> and president trump once again pushing for a travel ban after new violence overseas, but will his twitter rants backfire? >>> news4 at 6:00 starts now. >>> first at 6:00, a local neighborhood on edge after a brazen attack. >> this happened over the weekend at au park in upper northwest, d.c. a woman robbed of her belongings and her sense of safety. >> news4 pat collins has reaction from the victim as police search for the two men responsible. pat? >> reporter:

we knock at the baker home. >> how you doing man looking for barry, barry, sr. >> is that you, barry baker, sr. >> who are you. >> jeff cole from fox. >> in regards to what. >> arrest. >> did you get arrest idea barry, sr., get arrested. is that you? >> got arrested, no, sir. >> he shuri so many bells the guy in the mug shot and downingtown's chief of police say looks like baker, sr. >> i was just shocked. off family here that has two severe instance caused by their bad judgment. >> while his son was beating up a man with a disability, barry baker, sr., was selling us morphine. >> reporter: but there's a larger issue here. the da says, county detectives and investigators from six police departments have been busting dealers in an all out assault on the opioid crisis. frick arrests. more expected he says. bake consider, sr. of the now notorious baker clan is one. >> the da says barry baker, sr. got arrested on an opioid charge. >> i have no clue. >> is that you. >> can i show the picture. >> salute the follow. >> get off my proper. >> you got it. >> now baker, sr., did make bond. on t

we knock at the baker home. >> how you doing man. >> looking for barry, barry, sr. >> is that you, barryaker, sr. >> who are you. >> jeff cole from fox. >> in regards to what? >> reporter: arrest. did you get arrested. barry, sr. got arrester. is that you? >> got arrested. no, sir. >> reporter: he shuri so many bells the guy in the mug shot and downingtown's chief of police say looks like baker, sr. >> i was just shocked. off family here that has two severe instances called caused by their bad judgment. >> so while his son was beating up a man with a disability, barry cake baker s was selling us morphine. >> reporter: but there's larger issue here. the da says, for six weeks, county detectives and investigators from six police departments have been busting dealers in an all out assault on the opioid crisis. 46 arrests. more expected he says baker, sr., of the now notorious baker clan is -- >> the da says barry beakier, sr. got arrested on opioid charge. >> i have no clue. thank you. >> can i show you the picture. >> absolutely not. >> all right. thank you. >> please get off my proper. >>

we are talking about canyon barry, son of hall of famer rick barry.n barry>"i mean it would be a dream come true just to play in the nba, especially at golden state. i think i would fit in really well here, just with the culture and my style of basketball, i think it would be a perfect fit. obviously to be able to play where my dad and brothers played it would just be an added bonus and i can kind of bring the underhanded free throw back to golden state. it's been 40- something years, but it'd be fun to have the underhanded free throw back in the bay area." and the granny style shot would be welcomed with open arms... considering canyon's father found some success off his unique stroke. as the youngest son of the barry clan, canyon didn't hesitate to adopt his dad's shot.... and the style is timeless, as he went 88-percent from the line last season at florida. "for me, i'm kind of a science and math guy so logic would dictate that if you had one of the best free throw shooters of all time as a personal free throw coach, you should at least give it a c

barry summer youth employment program (mbsyep). nearly 13,000 participants, ages 14-24, will begin a six-week summer youth employment program at hundreds of private or vernment worksites syep participantsigain meaningf perience through prossionalvelopment workshops, tivities. in 20, mayor bowser extended the program to include and this year, the-24, ogram will be permanently expanded to 24. e mayowl also o age 25 mbsyep participants each rec0 st-secondaryeducation, military cupational training. scholarships will be awarded at the 2017 mbsyep closing nior high schooofriday, august sics dc, an effort to highlight the day-to-day work that keeps the e mayor will continue d, to recognize the work of dc government ionsericey, nh hoomm hepot kee oyune 230 .:uibertnowddegreatony mrtio dor,men me gaicwheemm01 e cat stanpssteingtt aaskdp bfulst work; lw - sligh highs through wednesday - 90s return thursday - hot and humid first weekend of july today: sunny to partly cloudy. low humidity. highs: 80-84 winds: nw to sw 5-10 mph tonight: partly

the son of warriors hall of famer rick barry canyon barry worked out for the team today along with 5ther players looking at a shot for a summer league spotbob myers and joe lacob were on hand to check out barry and the othersalso on hand was older brother brent barry who played 14 years in the nba winning 2 nba titles and a slam dunk championshipof course it's father rick... probably still the greatest warrior ever who looms largest but canyon said he wasn't nervous trying out for the franchise for which his dad is an icon(sot: canyon barry) "i'm not necessarily nervous... more just excited. you know, my family has obviously a lot of ties to the warriors organization. so to be able to come out here, and try out for this team, and kinda show them what i can do has been a great experience. i see his pictures hanging up all over the practice gym and it's just a blessing to be able to play the game that i love, and that he loved. and to come to a spot where he made a name for himself has just been great. it would be a dream come true just to be able to play in the nba, espe

the son of warriors hall of famer rick barry canyon barry worked out for the team today along with 5 players looking at a shot for a summer league spotbob myers and joe lacob were on hand to check out barry and the othersalso on hand was older brother brent barry who played 14 years in the nba winning 2 nba titles and a slam dunk championshipof course it's father rick... probably still the greatest warrior ever who looms largest but canyon said he wasn't nervous trying out for the franchise for which his dad is an icon(sot: canyon barry) "my family has obviously a lot of ties to the warriors organization. so to be able to come out here, and try out for this team, and kinda show them what i can do has been a great experience. i see his pictures hanging up all over the practice gym and to come to a spot where he made a name for himself has just been great. i think it would be a perfect fit. and obviously to be able to play where my dad and brothers played would just be an added bonus... and kinda bring back the underhand free throw to golden state it's been 40- something

one of the men arrested is barry baker sr.is son is the man who police say punched a man with cerebral palsy at a 7-eleven in west chester last month. >> to allow his son who was beating up a man with a disability, barry baker seen was selling us morphine. a heck of a family. >> barry baker is in police custody after several days on the run. his fiancÉ also faces charges of hindering apprehension. >> 5:37 now. testimony continues today in the corruption trial of philadelphia district attorney seth williams. bar owner michael weiss was on the stand for a second day yesterday. the court is forcing weiss to testify as a hostile witness but has given him immunity from prosecution. weiss testified he bribed williams with lavish gifts for help with a liquor license at a bar he owns in san diego. williams faces more than two dozen counts of corruption and bribery. >>> the u.s. senate has delayed a vote on its own healthcare bill amid lack of support. nine republicans now oppose the bill. the congressional budget office says it would

barry, thank you as always. barry james with the james balanced golden rainbow fund. >>> coming up, meet the entrepreneurs who are developing a technology and building a company that may have the power to save a lot of lives. their bright idea, coming up next. >>> a quick look at what to watch for next week. on monday, investors will have their first chance to react to new data on cancer research, following the world's biggest cancer research meeting over the weekend. cs from the business roundtable release their outlook for the economy. thursday, the european central bank meets. and that's what we're watching for next week, sue. >>> bill, as you know, your smartphone probably knows where you are. but our aging 911 system wasn't built to read all the information on your phone, which makes for a dangerous equation. 70% of the roughly 240 million 911 calls we make each year come from cellphones. that's why two young entrepreneurs in new york city are working to fix that >> where you're saying you're at and where t

ladies and gentlemen, sebastian barry. thank you.onditions will be pretty similar to how we had it yesterday. a lot of cloud around, some sunshine as well but not quite as warm today. the cloud has been thin this morning. a lovely picture in south—east scotland but in north wales a week where the front bringing out bits of light and patchy rain. you can see where most of the sunshine is. some holes in the cloud in the midlands. not as windy as it was yesterday and that windy as it was yesterday and that wind will ease down. we will also see brighter skies pushing southwards across scotland into northern ireland and northern england. a few showers around, some heavy ones across the highlands. so china peering from northern ireland into northern england. that week we re into northern england. that week were the front will bring thicker cloud across england and the. it will reach central and eastern areas which started off fine with sunshine. 18 to 20 degrees. a couple of degrees down on what we had yesterday. for the last day of glasto

ladies and gentlemen, sebastian barry. thank you. good evening. we'll start good evening.e'll start with a quick look at the satellite sequence from today. it shows this curl of cloud over the uk. the closer you are to their centre of that, the stronger the window. a breeze for western parts of england and wales as well. not much rain until later on. the cloud thickening over wales will bring some bring with it. that spreads further inland, scattered showers over scotland. that area of low pressure d rifts over scotland. that area of low pressure drifts towards scandinavia. the winds are coming down from the north and north—west behind that no, never a one direction. a breezy start of the day in scotland with scattered showers. those will be on the west. but towards the east, a bright and breezy start. similar in northern ireland and the far north of england. and that figure cloud and rain. always biggest on the western side of wales. the far south—eastern corner will start driving, of england. patchy rain towards the south and west, you might see that early on in glastonb

add up all these spin-off, barry dillard has created $40 billion in value. that's big.sidering iac is only an $8 billion company. what iac does when they find a winner they know how to monetize it and exact value and spinning off a hot business. let's see what allowed this stock to rally recently. they have rallied 170% from its lows in february of last year. it's worth noting this came after a sell-off where the darned thing was more than cut in half. the stock is up more than 20 bucks from its 2015 highs and nearly 70 points from its 2016 lows. it got here by doing what it does best, doubling down on a hot business and monetizing it like crazy. they may seem like a jumble of holdings. right now two companies is the profitability of its growth. match and home advisor. half of their segments are losing money and still investing in theirselves for future growth. that's what we want as an incubator. last year match group alone made up 80% of the interest, taxes depreciation. the remaining 20%y home advisor. if you want to understand the performance of iac stock. look at t

rick barry's son came to the bay area... canyon barry. listen to what he had to say. family has obviously a lot of ties to the warriors organization. so to be able to come out here, and try out for this team, and kinda show them what i can do has been a great experience. i see his pictures hanging up all over the practice gym and to come to a spot where he made a name for himself has just been great. i think it would be a perfect fit. and obviously to be able to play where my dad and brothers played would just be an added bonus... and kinda bring back the underhand free throw to golden state it's been 40- something years, but it would be fun to have the underhanded free throw back in the bay area.">(mark) it would be so cool to see him on the warriors. imagine going into the warriors practice facility and seeing your dad up on the walls. gary says growing up in the bay area, guys his age.. their hero was rick barry. he says he had a show on knbr so gary got to know rick. he says he has five sons, and all of them earned college basketball scholarships. it's amazing how

police officer i saw for the last ten days i'm looking for barry acre. >> reporter: barry baker, jr., the surveillance video of him teasing and sucker punch as man with cerebral palsy outside of a 7eleven in west chester gave him notoriety not the good kind. >> this defendant rapidly back public enemy number one. once everyone saw what was gone that video, and saw what this defendant did to a man way disability, because he had a dissable, everyone was outraged& >> reporter: baker, 29, of georgetown, delaware, was arrested and charged with assault in the case almost two weeks ago. he made bail but didn't show up for a court date and local, county and federal marshals finally found him today. they say he was hiding out at an exton hotel. >> he came peacefully. meekly. because when he facing people with guns, when he's facing people who are fully able then all of a sudden he's a could you war. >> reporter: outside the courthouse this afternoon, some general reaction. >> video is pretty cut and dry. he went up and hit a kid for no reason. so i mean everything shop went up and knocked him

ladies and gentlemen, sebastian barry. thank you.hottestjune last week we may have seen the hottest june conditions last week we may have seen the hottestjune conditions in more than 40 hottestjune conditions in more than a0 yea rs. hottestjune conditions in more than a0 years. the peak in temperatures made high 20s in the uk. the week ahead, they will be substantially lower than where they should be at the time of the year but it does represent a big change from what we have seen. we've see some rain. showers in parts of central and southern england at the moment. overnight, dry, clear and substantially fresher than we have seen. part of scotland and rural areas into low single figures. nothing unusual. it is in the south where we could see temperatures down to single figures in the countryside. high pressure and starred in the morning. we will see low— pressure starred in the morning. we will see low—pressure start to develop. most start the day with sunshine. isolated light showers in the north—east. with winds light, science and

ladies and gentlemen, sebastian barry. thank you. good afternoon to you. there today. i think one of our weather watcher shots in 0xfordshire sums it up quite nicely for the vast majority. some cloud, sunshine, largely dry, but the breeze is ruffling a few. it is windy for this stage in june, particularly ruffling a few. it is windy for this stage injune, particularly in northern scotland, linked to the cloud. you see cloud in north—west england, north west wales. ucd cloud in the south threatening the odd shower. that will continue in the afternoon. it is dry with sunny spells, blustery through the rest of today, the further north you are with gales in places. if you are out this evening, you will see a band of cloud with the rain pushed down from lewis sutherland and 0rkney. it will turn wet for some, but there will be breaks. much of scotland try, temperatures in the mid teens. fresher than recent days. same in northern ireland, but drive. northern ireland, but drive. northern england, some cloud holding on in lancashire, greater manchester, merseyside,

host: we're talking with representative barry loudermilk of georgia. in washington d.c., democrats line. caller: you mentioned earlier that staffers have to go through dangerous areas. i live in washington d.c., i have to go through dangerous areas everyday in the area i live in. there's shootings three or four gunshots in my area every week. the supreme court in the heller case said the second amendment was a fundamental right. our city council has done everything it could to validate limit to restrict the decision of the supreme court. washington d.c. at this point, does not have a conceal carry permit. why should we have equal protections under the law? it seems it has a lot to do with that washington d.c. is black. guest: i disagree with you on that. i don't know why the city does not -- there is a concealed carry ability in washington d.c. they have allowed for permits. they're turning down many more permits than they're allowing to go through. again, aagree with you, you ought to have the right to carry. that's something that the city needs to ad

representative barry loudermilk republican from georgia will join us. later on peter welch of vermont on his efforts to lower prescription drug prices. "washington journal" continues after this. >> recently on c-span. williams college student zachary wood at a senate judiciary hearing on free speech on college campuses. >> the president cancel the speaker. days later, the president enacted new speaker policies that made bringing speakers to campus and especially arduous process in my student group. what i find undemocratic and antithetical to the college i attend is the president's decision to disinvite a speaker solely on the basis of his inflammatory remarks about race.

rick barry, you're right. rick barry, jeff mullen, nate derman, that's who i grew up with, listening to bill king. yo-yo dribble. it was the great time in warrior basketball. they had some obviously down times, mixed in with, you know, the nellie run dmc time. this is a special time for warriors fans. >> what's your take on the super teams? i saw a quote, the warriors, never mind three in a row, could be five in a row, eight in a row. you think it's good for the nba to have teams that are so clearly superior to the rest like the yankees in baseball for years, or does it make the rest of the season kind of irrelevant? we've been waiting for this for a year. >> well, i think that greatness is always good for the nba, and you have two great teams here tonight. but i think greatness that ends up getting pushed, larry, is even better for the nba. so, last year, the warriors got pushed by oklahoma city, and then got pushed by cleveland, upset by cleave lappveland. the year before memphis pushed them, got them down 2

barry baker is back behind bars today after a massive law enforcement effort. he was in court today and he said that he planned to turn himself in but the assistant da didn't believe it. this is the surveillance video that has everyone so angry. 29-year-old barry baker teasing, mocking and sucker punching a man with cerebral palsy outside of a 7eleven in west chester in may. >> this defendant rapidly became public enemy number one. once everyone saw what was on that video, and saw what this defendant did to a man with a disability, because he had a disability, everyone was outraged. >> reporter: baker, 29, a of georgetown, delaware, arrested and charged with assault in the case almost two weeks ago. he made bail but didn't show up for a court date and local county and federal marshals finally found him today. they say he was hiding out at an exton hotel. >> he came peacefully, meek killly. because when he is facing people with guns, when he's facing people who are fully able, then all of a sudden he's a could you war. >> reporter: in the courtroom, shackled and

that is barry gardiner, labour's shadow secretary for international trade.his is bbc news at 5 — the headlines: conservative candidate for south thanet, craig mackinlay, and two party workers, are charged over expenses claimed during the 2015 campaign. jeremy corbyn has accused theresa may of "subservience" to president trump, by failing to join fellow european leaders in condemnation of his withdrawal from the paris climate accord. police in manchester say they have found a car that may be "significant" to their investigation into last week's attack. well, now on bbc news we look ahead to sportsday at half past six this evening. we will be live in cardiff, as thousands of fans descend on the welsh capital, ahead of tomorrow night's champions league final. security at the principality stadium has been a concern following the manchester bombing of last week, but uefa's president insists it will be as safe as possible. we'll also be looking ahead to the british and irish lions‘ first game in new zealand tomorrow, as their tour officially gets underway, and we

>> you know, first of all, barry, i'm sorry for what you've been through. unfortunately, too many americans i think experience sort of an uneven quality situation. i think in listening to barry's story there's a really interesting piece of this, which is that bad quality is one of the things that really drives up cost. so cost and quality are often two sides of the very same coin. the reason why our medical costs are so high oftentimes is because the wrong thing happens. if you think about what would have happened had barry been diagnosed correctly, not only would his quality of life be higher but we would be spending a lot less money as a country. so we have to invest in quality because it pays off in lower costs. and when we don't, it comes back to bite us. so when we go to community hospitals like this and say, we're going to take a trillion dollars away from payments to community hospital for taking care of patients and we're going to drive up the bad debt, what do you think that means for quality? i know what i think it means. i think it means the qual

barry died in november, 2014 at the age of 78. >>> tomorrow d.c. mayor mayor muir yam bowser will -- mayor bowser will gn emissions by 80% by the year 2050. >>> several thousand protesters from different groups met in downtown portland, oregon, a pro donald trump free speech rally organized by a conservative group starting earlier in the afternoon. meanwhile a number of community groups organized counter demonstrations to rally against hate and racism. >> we're here to oppose fascism and violence in our community and in the spirit of self- defense. >> we're here for freedom, freedom of speech, freedom to assemble out here to keep people protected from them. we didn't come to look for a fight, but we're prepared for it. >> there were concerns the two groups could get violent with each other. police confiscated numerous homemade weapons, shields and even a slingshot that were illegally brought to the protests. >>> on behalf of the bride and groom and their families, thank you for being here on special day of celebration and joy and blessings. >> this

. >> taking live look at sky6 live hd, the commodore barry bridge, after rainy weather we have a sunny streak. >> david is off, karen rogers joins us along with matt pellman good morning. >> reporter: it's beautiful out hear, i can hear the birds chirping, the sun is up, it's a great to your friday. we have clouds up to the north that will drift through the area later today. we'll see sunshine mixing with clouds, a gorgeous day ahead. 46 in quakertown and pottstown, 53 in warminster. 60 in center city. 51 in browns mills. 53 in hammonton. 62 in margate. 64 in cape may. 59 degrees in dover, delaware. it will be breezy this afternoon once again, but not as gusty as yesterday. clouds and sunshine, low 60s at 7:00. lunchtime, the upper 70s. 3:00 p.m., we'll hit a high of 81. you'll see clouds and sunshine. 5:00 p.m., 76. 7:00 p.m., 72. slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm in one or two spots. i'll show you that on future tracker 6. all that in the seven day. >> reporter: we're getting ready for sun glare delay and word of warning for our friends who ride the cynwood regional rail line

. >> reporter: here we found griffin barry, who says he met tad cummins on day 26 of his journey.bad for him? >> yeah. >> reporter: you helped him out? >> yeah, yeah. i put $15 in his tank, you know? he was looking for black bear. he said he heard about it. >> reporter: were they lost? >> it could be a hard place to find. >> reporter: he wasn't kidding. so, we are trying to get to black bear ranch, we've been driving for 2 1/2 hours. no cell phone signal, very spotty gps, we thought we were close, but now it's impassable so we are going to have to turn around and try to find a different way to get there. we finally find ourselves at black bear ranch, where we definitely get the story we came for. those are chickens up there. >> yeah, chickens and ducks. >> reporter: the reclusive residents made us shoot this video on an older model iphone, and they had to vote before letting us use it. our host, april showers, gives us a tour. the commune's fortunes have ebbed and flowed over the years. today, there are only a handful of members left. most shaken by the recent events. >> several w

barry we'll get you next time. don't worry about it we look forward to the show.e'll talk. >> awesome. sounds great, guys. thanks very much. >> there you can see the details for date my dad on the up network up lifting television so many great shows, some new, some that you love from the past on the up network. >> next time ask her about her beauty regimen. >> seriously. >> how old is she. >> i'm not going to say. >> whatever -- >> look that up up yourself. >> my crack producer just told me she's 76. she is -- >> she is not. >> somebody is lying. >> she found the fountain of youth. >> if i was 76 and look like i'd be telling everybody i'm 76. she's amazing looking. >> raquel the goals. >> night cream. >> 10:37. california love dear momma changes tupac has gone for more than 20 years were you his legacy lives on. his thug live is gettinghe screen treatment. we're sitting down with actor and r and b singer and star keith robinson to talk about the new movie called all you will eyes on me. z2cufz z16fz y2cufy y16fy it's time, america. there's work to be done. it's no

warriors great rick barry and son, canyon today. could another barry be a part of dubs lore? party thursday... & for now, the warriors don't have an invita draft picks, but that doesn't mean they wi >>> nba up top, having the draft party on thursday thchlt warriors don't seem to have an invitation, no draft picks, but that doesn't mean they will be sitting out all night. >> we have a b next to the players we would buy a ticket for in red. there are guys we would buy a pick for. >> maybe canyon barry, left side of the screen, second round? the great rick barry's youngest son has vertical hops, and was in for a work out today. wore his dad's number at florida. shoots free throws like him too, nearly 90% last season for the gators. >> obviously to play where my dad and brothers played would be an added bonus, bring back the underhand free throw to golden state, been 40 something years but fun to have the underhand free throw back in the bay area. >>> baseball giants doing business in atlanta now, a's hosting the astros tonight. moving pictures on late show. you wouldn't know it

liberal justices looking to retire is america on the verge of sliding into theocracy alas the reverend barry lynn in just a moment and the trumpet ministration has just put the drinking water for one out of three americans at risk we'll talk about how internet's lone liberal rumble with horace cooper and charles. donald trump i want to build a wall on the mexican border but under his watch the constitutional wall that is supposed to separate church and state is crumbling and crumbling fast this week the u.s. supreme court took action on three very significant cases that have america's commitment to secular government very very worried for more on those three cases i'm joined now by reverend barry lynn executive director of americans united for separation of church and state reverend lynn welcome back it's nice to be here great to have you with us so on monday the court said that if the government is going to pay to resurface the playground of a public school they have to do it for a church school that's right what is wrong with this picture what's wrong with this picture is never before has

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among those who police arrested was barry baker, senior. may not know him, but i may have seen his son and certainly heard about him a lot in the news recently. >> so, while his son was beating up a man with a disability, barry baker, senior was selling us morphine. >> so this is the video of the son, oh, gosh, just taking a shot at this person who has some disability right, there he was eventually caught.& so the dad, barry baker senior is the father that far barry baker, jr., the infamous clip right, there the cheap shot. so that was a man that had cerebral pals any west chester, the beating was. so last month, all part of this sting, called operation wild fire, to get these suspected dealers off the street. chester county detective and investigators from six different police didn't have been working to get these dealers in a all-out assault on the opioid crisis, alleged dealers, of course. >> 4:20. family after woman who died after commuter train slammed into the hoboken train station has filed wrongful death lawsuit against new jersey t

us morphine. >> so barry baker senior is the father that far guy, barry baker, jr. and he's the infamous for cheap shot that police say he landed on a man with cerebral pals any west chester last month. so this round up of drugs is called operation wild fire in which chester county detective and investigators from six different police departments have been out there bussing dealers in a all-out assault on this opioid crisis. >>> time now 5:21. officials now know how a new york subway train derailed yesterday. officials blame an improperly secured piece of replacement rail. they say, replacement parts are routinely left near tracks, to speed up repairs. nearly three dozen people were hurt after the train derailed around 10:00 a.m. in harlem. crews are now inspecting every inch. of the rail system to ensure that any extra equipment is bolted down. >>> the family after woman who died after a commuter train slammed into a hoboken train station has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against new jersey transit. lawyers for the family is seeking unspecified damages. the 34 yea

how about the son of rick barry? his name is canyon barry and a little predraft workout.impressive. 6'6", he shoots free throws underhand like his dad and hits about 88%. and he loved to fit in. there is his dad up on the wall, as a matter of fact. pretty cool. >> it is awesome to come in and you can see has pictures hanging up all over the practice jim and it is a blessing to be able to play the game that i love and i think i will fit in really well here with the culture and my style of basketball, i think it will be a great fit. and my brothers and my dad, and added bonus. my dad loves it here and the fans here are the best. a great culture so i'm very fortunate to come out here and play the game. >> saying all the right things, he is studying to be a nuclear engineer. he is probably a pretty bright kid. in the meantime, another sob story for the giants? it has the potential for a very happy ending. they were getting shut out by the braves again but there it is, the cutest kid in the park. by unanimous decision. early on for the giants, it looked like the same old same

on the sky 6 camera over the commodore barry bridge we showed you a couple of breaks.y 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. we're on the look out for two items, first heavy showers that may clip the south jersey shore and the southern delmarva. the second batch is a line of thunderstorms off to the north and west, that could pop in through areas like the lehigh valley and berks county. future tracker 6 by 8:00, has this coming down from northern trenton and bucks and montco and south of reading, it falls a part later in the evening with a heavy shower developing down the shore. not a washout, but at times a sprinkle in the morning and afternoon and thunderstorms late. in terms of the severe storms storm prediction center has a chance of isolated strong thunderstorm in lehigh valley and reading. 65 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 75 by 10:00 a.m. 77 noon noon that's the high. we're going for the 70s today. 77 in allentown. 79 in reading. 78 in wilmington. 77 in millville. down the shore low 70s, mostly cloudy skies and sunny breaks and occasional shower or thunderstorm. tomorrow you see more of t

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and now by reverend barry w. led executive director of americans united for separation of church and state reverend lynn welcome back nice to be here great to have you with us so on monday the court said that if the government is going to pay to resurface the playground of a public school they have to do it for a church school that's right what is wrong with this picture what's wrong with this picture is never before as the united states supreme court said that churches can actually get money from the government and it's worth speed limit really never before not like this because it might or is it you know i mean this is a. you buy that tires the scrap tires you use them on your playground you prove that you spend it and then the government in this case of the state of missouri gives you the money now we don't do things that way there are things that we can pay for in this country and we can pay for public schools we can pay for flag days and fireworks and all kinds of holiday celebrations but we can't pay for re

barry baker, alluded police for a few weeks but was captured earlier today. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia neares is live with the story of his arrest, alycia. >> reporter: baker was apprehended this morning at this, and, county, and federal , students, were headed , and, they, he was hiding in and they called it a blessing for him. >> barry baker man authorities in chester county called public enemy number one, has been captured. after a 10 day manhunt, and, he was in the back of the sheriff's van and he was escorted chester county court. he was caught on video outside this 7-eleven in west chester. video shows him mocking a man with cerebral palsy, and then what appears to be an un provoke violent attack on the man. after being charged with the attack and released on bail, police say he went on the run. authorities in chester now say that he is lucky that the chester county sheriff's office and u.s. marshals caught up with him. >> it is a bless ago this the united states marshall service and our chef i have department caught this defendant because he was

there taking video of him instead of helping him. >> taking live look at sky6 live hd, the commodore barryfter rainy weather we have a sunny streak. >> david is off, karen rogers joins us along with matt pellman good morning. >> reporte i

come mow doer barry. >>> opening statements getting underway in the seth williams corruption trial today. katy zachry live at the federal courthouse with a preview. >> reporter: yesterday lawyers on both sides provided a long list of potential witnesses that maybe called in the case. presented it to jurors to make sure they didn't know the witnesses. interestingly some of them may be called in the case include former district attorney lynn abraham. >> how are you? >> that that was seth williams as he confidently walked into court on monday. he is accused of taking gifts from business associates in exchange for favors plus prosecutors say he spent money from his political action committee to host dinner parties and events and he also used that money for things likes facials and massages at a house club. 50-year-old denies charges. former mayor tells us he saw potential in williams and even thought he could be mayor one day. >> not only lose people's trust in the da office, but any time an elected official gets tried for a crime, it sort of affecting people's believes in all officials. >>

(wipe to barry zito) this saturday the a's will welcome back barry zito to the coliseum the team is welcoming him back to be part of the 'turn back the clock festivities' they will be celebrating zito's 15th anniversary season of winning the american league c-y young award in 2002 -- and miguel tajeada's m-v-p season. oakland will be giving a bobblehead giveaway of both players. former catcher, ramon hernandez will be at braves game this weekend this week's lexus ultimate highlight jae-gyun hawng. in the giants series finale against the rockies -- hawng smacks a go-ahead homer... for his first major league hit he is the first korean-born player in giants history to hit a home run. giants win 5-3 we sat down recently with new 49ers general manager john lynch .. and touched on a number of subjects... including the transition from broadcasting to executive... what to expect from the team next season and in the future under his direction... and how much his sterling personality played into his hiring(sot: john lynch) "i hope that they would want a little more substance than that."

police say barry baker, sr. not just any drug dealer he's the dad of that guy right there.ow infamous for the cheap shot police say he landed on a man with cerebral palsy in west chester last month. also, they say that he mocked him. you saw it on the video. all part of a stink called operation wildfire where chester county detectives and investigators from six police departments have been busting dealers in all out assault on the opioid crisis. >>> in philadelphia's lawn crest section an opportunity for a second chance council woman sherell parker held workshop for those with a criminal record. they learn information about how to combat employment discrimination and also about a pennsylvania law that can potentially seal some old criminal convictions. act five went into effect last year. that's what it's called to make it easier for non violent former offenders to start over. you can make money by helping fox 29 what's happening -- cover what's happening in your neighborhood much it's very simple. summit video bite fresco app and we pay you for it. making good bucks too. >

mayor barry died in 2014. >>> bryce harper is b mound. he might not be here in 2019.ew report says he wants to go play for the chicago cubs. that is according to baseball writer peter gallmmond. harper will be a free agent next season and could ask for the biggest contract in major league baseball. i'd hate to see him leave d.c. >> apparently the cubs have one of the top ten payrolls. >> show me the money. >> you win the world series. >>> a historical landmark for women is in our backyard. >> the wake robin golf club in atlanta is marking 80 years in the community. it was founded in 1937 as a way to encourage african-american women to learn how to play. coming up tonight, news 4's carol maloney will talk to a 99-year-old member >> looking forward to that. maybe not necessarily golfing weather today. rain? >> not raining yet. >> okay. >> honestly as long as you get your 18 holes in between rain chances, it will be a good week for golf because it wond be 1,000 degrees. comparison this year to last year, not all that terribly hot. our first 90 degree only came on the 11t

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david: barry, i want to come back to you.uch larger pattern that we will see played out in different ways, the marriage of the traditional with the digital? you have got a bunch of traditional companies that have to move into that area. are they all right for acquisition, whether it is in groceries or some other area? barry: if you look at the core personal consumption expenditure deflator, it has been under 2% for 80% of the last 20 years. if you look at the core cpi ex shelter, excluding the cost of a home and living and shelter, you are looking at 0.6. that is incredibly low. it is close to the lows of 20 years and we have spent most of 20 years under 1.5%. in this borderline deflationary environment the fed is focused on inflation and wants it to get up. chance of them making a policy error as high. policyk 2019 is the mistake and we will have a bear market. jonathan: some of these stocks, grocery stores in the united states getting absolutely hammered, and what is interesting, not just the stores in the united states but

i didn't witness it, what was told to me and what was in the video. >> barry cotman was locked up and charged with aggravated assault on a police officer and related charges including jay walking and he say millville read and in the cape may county jail because of an outstanding child support warrant there. and they are examining the handle of this case to see if it's consistent with the department rules. >> the officer did use force to affect this arrest and obviously it will be looked at and a professional standards unit and see if the use of force was justified in this case. >> brian, barry cotman age 34 according to his relatives is now in the south jersey hospital being treated for injuries he received in the confrontation with police last night. live in millville, new jersey, vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> all right thank you. >>> the department of homeland security issued directives for international flights bound for the united states. including enhanced screenings of passengers including larger personal electronic devices like laptops if airports do not comply passe