like all bartlett pairs, don't wait until they are too soft. when they become too soft unlike other pears they become mealy. slight give, that's it. and besides that, they are great for us. the red bartletts make a nice pastry. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> still ahead, lessons on the field and in life. how this week's jefferson award winners are lifting up at-risk boys and their families. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> 2.7 million children in america have a parent behind bars. they often face loneliness and pain that others really can't begin to understand. today, sharon chin introduces us to this week's jefferson award winners, men who are giving these children hope. >> an eye an eye on it, all right!! >> reporter: about 200 boys catch football basics at a free day long clinic in redwood city. the annual angel tree football clinic reaches at-risk boys age 7 to 13 who come from as far as sacramento, fresno and salinas. many have incarcerated parents. they learn from 40 football players a

bartlett junior hits elijiah rosario, and rosario does the rest. he is in for the score a 34-yard , strike. greenfield up 13-0. later in the second quarter, the falcons finally get on board. jacob flores tosses on high and dan alexopolis makes the touchdown catch in the corner. whitnall trailing seven at the half. trying to hang in there, but the offense too much tonight. he catches two touchdowns in the fourth quarter. 23 yards on the play. great night for bartlett junior with five total touchdowns. the hawks fly over the falcons, 31-13. here is the winning head coach after the game. >>do come here and keep the momentum going for the playoffs. it is good to get a win like this. we just keep building the building each week. even with ham, he has some things he needs to work on as far as taking care of the little things. to me, he definitely needs to work on a lot of things and we will try to get them fixed. stephanie: we are just getting started. next up, a classic eight showdown between the number one team in our operation football memorial taking

that's the trophy -- the one i thought i won with phil bartlett. hey had to erase all your memories of me and replace them with somebody else. who are "they"? i can't believe they picked phil bartlett. w-what a dirt bag. listen, bilal -- i-it's bilal, right? even if what you said is true a-and we knew each other in 11th grade -- you even consulted with me when you wrote your first, uh, derrick storm book. consulted about what? terrorism. since i was working with, uh, pakistani intelligence, i was something of an expert on the topic. okay, but how does that explain jeff powers? to check in with me. he was my handler, my c.i.a. handler. and now my cover's blown. your cover? so you're a spy? not a spy. look, after i left the intelligence service, i lost my way. i joined al-qaeda. [door opens] you were in al-qaeda? - [clatter] - can you please keep your voice down? yes, i was. i rose up to become a part of their senior leadership. and now you're bussing tables and you live here? i chose this life. it's my penance. i wanted to leave al-qaeda, and i had

i thought it was a an accident. : bartlett court. used to live there. nobody made any noises, really. >> a little bit unusual. i'll say that. >> reporter: so, again, what you're looking at are a lot of these officers rolling out. the s.w.a.t. team has packed up. a lot of these offers that responded to this initial barricade that started at 2:30 this afternoon are packing up. again, this man, the 54-year-old, is in police custody. apparently he is supposed to be getting a mental health check evaluation later tonight and into tomorrow morning. reporting live, channel 6 action news. rick. >> christie, thank you. we are following another developing story this evening. a violent night on the streets of philadelphia. three murders across the city. all due to deadly gunfire. the latest happening on the 1800 block of snyder avenue in south philadelphia. one before that in a rear alley of the 5800 block of fernwood in southwest philadelphia at about 7:30. and yet another on the 2900 block of north howard street here in kensington two hours before that. a verizon

a half mile down the road is where the police activity is on bartlett court. residents that live there are asked to leave their homes after a man that barricaded himself insood. franconia police got the call at 2:30 and have been on the scene since. and an s.w.a.t. team is on scene and a school is nearby, all students impacted by the barricade were picked up by their parents at the school and are safe. again, reports that a man barricaded himself inside of his home and police are on scene, and no reports of injuries or shots fired but they are taking this seriously, we arrived and got up close to the next intersection, and we were told we could not get out of our live truck to make sure people in the area are safe. >> christie thank you. >>> a pregnant woman was one of three people injured in a shooting in the port richmond section of philadelphia. police were called to 1800 block of fayer street this afternoon. the pregnant woman and another victim were shot in the stomach and head and the third a gunshot wound to the groin. no suspects or motives for the sho

bartlett says: "this city will be transparent. this city will not cover up.... justice will be done." (off cam tag) the officer who shot crutcher has during the investigation. the f-b-i and the justice department will also be conducting separate investigations into friday's shooting. steve rappoport, fox news. the officer who shot the man had a stun gun... but chose not to use it. her attorney says she fired her weapon - when terence crutcher's hand went into his car window. but crutcher's family says a close look at the police video appears to show the window was up at the time. a connecticut casino patron is dead after police say they were forced to shoot. it happened this morning at the foxwoods casin.. where tribal police say they spotted someone with an arrest warrant in a parking garage. officers say they confronted the person, who then took out some kind of weapon. shots were fired and the suspect was killed, leading to a lockdown at the casino. the casino says the situation is over and there is no current threat. gaming, shops and restaurants in t

and the homes behind it on bartlett court are evacuated as the situation unfolds. >> and school bussderly go to the area are told to stay at their schools, parents will go to the schools to pick up the children, this began at 2:30 today. no reports of shots fired but a standoff situation in franconia township. and evacuations as a result. we will update you on this as we get more information. now we'll turn our attention to the accuweather forecast and meteorologist, adam joseph. >> it's warm there compared to yesterday and warmer tomorrow and a nice taste of fall at the end of the week. the drexel dragon overhead, it feels like mother nature was breathing fire much of this summer season and we'll get another breath of it here tomorrow before we cool it down thursday and friday. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan not showing a whole lot. a cloud or two here or there, that is about it, and maybe a small chance of scattered showers or downpours, this time tomorrow starting from the north and west with a front. right now in the 70s at the shore the sea breeze and dover and cape may and

pam bartlett works right down the strip mall from cicily's. im shocked. i'm a little worried that it seems to be happening in this area. it seems to be moving up more and more. she says the businesses there are like a family. i think we all try to take care and watch out for each other, because we've all been here for a long time. and now... she'll be on guard. we'll be more aware, we'll take precaustions, definitely. police say only some cash and a pack of cigarettes were taken. they also told me no gunshots were fired and no one was hurt... but they are actively looking for the men in the if you have information that can help police - call crimestoppers at 702-385-55-55. toss to weather we stay near 100 for the end of the week and the weekend with some changes into next week. highs look to be at 99 thursday, then a mix of 100 and 101 for friday through sunday. southwest gusts to 25-35 mph will be with us on sunday through wednesday. the best part will be the cool down once we get to monday with 95, then low 90s for water resistance.... dual cameras....

say friend of the man called and asked officers to check on him, at his home on the 100 block of bartlett court. report say the man had been drinking and was going through a crisis over a personal issue. he also had guns inside the house. nearby neighbors were concerned. >> i think the concern is that he's okay. that he's going to be healthy and taken care of. sounds like he's under distress. >> local schools were also on lockdown, part of the neighborhood evacuated as police tried to make contact with the man. they say there is nothing criminal about the incident. and no one was hurt. >> let's talk politics. 4:07 is the time. our region is drawing big contenders out of the election. donald trump making news at delaware county just hours after president obama campaigned right along the parkway, for hillary clinton. in aston, protesters gathered outside the fieldhouse before trump addressed reporters. skyfox over the people last night. things got tense at times, trump supporter confronted protesters. peace signs, and reporters of the billionaire shot back talking about first amendment righ

this is franconia township happening on bartlett court. now this call came in just about 2:30 this afternoon. we don't know of any injuries. we do know that a neighborhood entire neighborhood is evacuated because of what's going on. of course we're on top of this one and bring you updates as they happen. >>> now three shooting victims rushed to the hospital including a pregnant woman. the shots rang out in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood just after 12:30 this afternoon. each of those victims including the expectant mother is in critical condition. our shawnette wilson is at philadelphia police headquarters. shawnette, what do you know, what's happening? >> reporter: well, no motive yet, iain. and we haven't heard whether all three victims were the intended targets. what we can tell you though is that police are looking for one shooter and so far no weapon has been found. this shooting happened at around 12:30 this afternoon in kensington on the 1800 block of east thayer street. someone fired several shots hitting a pregnant woman in

. >> an admission byhe lorraine bartlett said the department does not have enough funding to set up an afterhours intake service for child abuse situations. the job was put out for third-party bidders and a proposal was not received. the director says they plan to go forward with expanding services until 8:00 p.m. >> a new hampshire hospital is folks announced he's resigning. the state department of health and human services did not say why he's leaving but this comes after a controversy over a contract at the state-run facility. folks will step down in january. >> mike haddad back with more rain. >> boy, did it come down in buckets. now we're seeing the back edge oil wells in new hampshire? you'd think so the way kelly ayotte voted. ninety percent with the big oil koch brothers. lly ayotte campaign contributions. corporate special interests are spending millions supporting her campaign... like the koch brothers. kelly ayotte: paid for by big oil; voting for big oil. not working for us. dscc is responsible for >> september is hunger action month. this morning the new hampshire food ban

. >> joining us, mayor dewey bartlett. thank you so much for joining us. >> you're welcome. >> i know that in the case involving mr. crutcher, we're talking about a white officer in charlotte, an officer who was african-american with the man killed, an african-american. and this is an issue of policing in certain communities in addition to what many see is the current race but the bottom line, these families want accountability and here in your state, your city, we've now seen charges. what is, how do you assess, at least, the last few days with how rapidly this has gone in this way? >> we focused, of course, on transparency. we released the video. the video, very quickly put it out in the public domain and then two things. the families and the investigation, having that completed as quickly and thoroughly as possible to the point that the district attorney could make a decision. now we've passed that threshold, which is good. the reaction of the femaamily i accepting of the present situation, as far as the final charges g

bartlett elementary school 98 degrees. winds southeast two miles per hour. but we've had gusts up to 18 miles an hour at that reporting station. southern highlands prep school is 95. an hour. it will be breezy. gusts up to 25 miles an hour for the most part. we are going to hit the low triple digits today but cooler temperatures on the way. we're going to talk about who you are expecting for the labor day weekend. that's coming up. >> michelle: san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick kept his promise choosing not to stand for the national anthem. but he did it a little bit differently this time. he took a knee instead of sitsing during last night's military night in san diego against kaepernick a unr grad said he will continue to sit during the national anthem until he is satisfied with changes made toward ending racial oppression in the united states. if you listen closely, you can hear people booing him. br th brings us to our question of the day. we want to know what you think? do you think kaepernick is disrespecting the country by sitting durin

team was called to bartlett court around 2:30 tuesday afternoon after someone called police and said man was in his home with guns and refused to come out. the standoff ended peacefully around 10:30 last night. no one was hurt. >>> chandler heavyside was trying to get away from police within he crashed his suv into a car in hamilton township monday night. the crash killed 22-year-old daja ferrara. the pursuit was called off about a mile before the crash. >> you killed my baby. we just want justice. that's it. we just want justice. >> police say they found heroin on heavyside and on his car. he faces numerous charges including dui, drug possession and death by auto. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> a warmer morning, heading out, the temperatures are up by 5 to 10 degrees this morning. it's a trend that will continue this afternoon. we will feel the summer heat. summer officially starts a week from tomorrow. so we're going to feel 90s this afternoon. and this evening, clouds will be increasing. we may even see a brief shower later tonight. right now, 69 degrees in philadelph

the swat team was called to bartlett court. police say a man was alone in his home with guns and refused to come out. that man has now been taken into custody and no one was injured. >>> a follow-up to a deadly crash in mercer county that we first brought you last night at 11:00. investigators say a man was trying to get away from police when he crashed his suv into a car in hamilton township. the crash killed 22-year-old. police say they tried to stop trevor in trenton after they witnessed an alleged drug deal. he took off. police followed, but they called off the pursuit about a mile before the crash. >> you killed my baby. we just want justice. that's it. we just want justice. we want them to pay for what they did. >> reporter: tonight heather is facing numerous charges, including death by auto. >>> overseas former israeli prime minister simon peres is being treated for a stroke. the head of the hospital caring for the 93-year-old says the stroke caused a lot of bleeding. he is now on a respirator, and doctors did a ct scan

the standoff with the 54-year-old man forced people on bartlett court from their homes.ice say the individual was going through some personal issues. a friend of his had called police telling them he was in a crisis. we are awaiting word on any charges for the man involved. >> philadelphia police are working three unsolved murders in the city. a person upset had to be restrained at a shooting scene in south philadelphia. man was shot to death outside of a chinese takeout there on the 1800 block of snyder avenue. another shooting happened in an alley on the 5800 block of fernwood in southwest philadelphia and in the third case man was shot in the 2900 block of north howard street in kensington. a verizon truck driver rushed him to the hospital but he died. >>> and the search is on for a reading teenager believed to be armed and dangerous. 16-year-old stephon damien brown is accused of shooting two people at a york high school football game on friday night. the victims now are in stable condition. police issued a warrant yesterday afternoon for brown's arrest. brown is als

it's happening at a home on bartlett court. the call came in around 2:30 this afternoon. souderton school district says one schoolbus carrying children in that area was diverted. so far though no injuries have been reported. we will continue to follow this and bring you any updates. >>> investigators are trying to zero in on what started this massive fire at a lumber yard near harrisburg. the fire broke out at about 9:30 last night. took firefighter as couple of hours to put it out. several buildings on the sight also caught fire just intense there. nobody is hurt. >>> barred from school not because of academics nor a cri crime. but because he enrolled as girl and came back as a boy. and now some students at camden catholic high school in cherry hill are showing support for a transgender student. our bill anderson has the story. >> many of her friends knew long and cousins that she's very -- he was very close to. >> it's hard, isn't it. >> yes, it is. >> for 14-year-old and his parents dealing with the awareness of being transgender requires patience, information and love

the officers say that they were called to the home on the 100 block of bartlett caught to check on the 54 year-old man. police say a friend said the man was drunk, going to harm himself. officers said that they made several attempts to contact the man and they said there were weapons inside the home. they say after several hours, he came out of the home and was taken into custody without incident. >>> pennsylvania shootings in philadelphia are under investigation this morning. police say one shot a man in the head around ten on the 1800 block of snider avenue. he died at the scene, there is no word on a suspect or what led to the shooting. >>> police say they hope surveillance video can help them track down whoever shot and killed a man in southwest philadelphia the last night officers say that they found a 24 year-old man, shot, in the back of his house in the 5800 block of fern wood street. tomorrow have would have been the victim's 25th birthday. >>> people in north philadelphia, are looking for ways to end, gun violence. "eyewitness news" was at a public hearing at emmanuel institu

team was called to bartlett court around 2:30 yesterday afternoon.a man was alone in his home with guns and refused to come out. the standoff ended peacefully around 10:30 last night. no one was hurt. >>> 13 people have been shot within the last 24 hours, police tell us. >> nbc 10's matt delucia is live at philadelphia police headquarters to explain. >> this particular shooting ended with a hail of gunfire. police this morning working hard trying to stop the violence. this is what it looked like in kensington last night just after 11:00 on the 2800 block of north lee street. philadelphia police tell us a 23-year-old woman was shot in the leg. she is at temple hospital right now in stable condition. a 37-year-old man was shot in the elbow. a family member drove him to the hospital. police believe that man was the intended target and the woman was caught in the cross fire. police think this shooting is drug related and connected it a murder that happened before 5:30 p.m., not far away on the 2900 block of howard street, a retaliation police believe, ta

he was barricaded into his home on bartlett court for nearly nine hours. the standoff forced surrounding neighbors from their homes. police say the man was at the center of all this was distress armed and drunk and going through personal issues. a friend of his had called police telling them that the man was in a crisis. we're awaiting word on any charges for the man involved. >> it is 5:35 and new this morning, a federal appeals court refused to toss charges against new jersey senator bob menendez. an attorney for the indicted democrat had asked the third circuit court of appeals in philadelphia to review a previous ruling that had allowed the indication against menendez to move forward. a judge denied that request yesterday. menendez is charged with pushing the business interest of a friend and donor in exchange for gifts. menendez maintains his innocence. >>> donald trump rolled out new childcare pro novel aston delaware county last night. he told the invite only crowd that he wants the federal government to cover six weeks of paid maternity leave for n

. >> i'm bruce bartlett. i guess i'm a citizen journalist now. i was the editor and publisher, coeditor oh publisher cofounder -my wife was hit and she's the other. for more than 50 years. i just like to say that whenever you get the guardian and jim lazarus on the same side, you must have a hell of a candidates. i don't see there should be any objection to the man of this kind of expansive background and backing to you should endorse him and endorse him strongly. i just want to make a very key point. i said i been covering and directing political coverage in san francisco for many years. i have never come across a politician or an attorney who is more qualified to serve in this particular job. this is uniquely particular job than kopp. i give you one reason among others. when mr. kopp was in the senate he was there for eight years. he was the go to guy for the california public association and their endless battles ferocious battles, with the secrecy lobby and in favorable government. that's who they went to first and that's why she could talk t

hampshire drug task force. 24-year-old jeannie molella is accused of conspiring to sell >>> lorraine bartlett said they don't have enough funding to set up after hours for child abuse situations. the job was put out for third party bidders. dcyf did not receive a single proposal. services until 8:00 p.m. sean: they are opening the first granite state residents for people coming out of prison. dismas facility will house seven formerly encourse rated women. the focus is to provide them with a safe and supportive environment as they work to get back into society. a ribbon-cutting ceremony is being held at the dismas house at 2:30 this afternoon. erin: the newport is set to open on monday october 3. it coincides with the closing on september 30th. sean: a drug that could change the life of a windham boy was finally approved. he is autistic and living with dmd, kids usually end up in wheelchairs in their teens and pass away in approved the drug that could change the quality of connor's life. his mom hopes it will slow the disease down. >> it is amazing. it is such a milestone. it is monumental. th

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this is near bartlett court in franconia, again the situation started at 2:30 this afternoon where police were called after being told that a man barricaded himself in a home and nearby schools held on to the children because they didn't want anyone to be injured. now all the students are picked up and are safe. so no injuries are reported, all the students are safe back in their own homes, "action news" has a crew there, as they continue to have police try to work with the man barricaded inside of a separate home. we'll updates on that when we get them. >>> in the meantime, matt pellman has an update on the commute home. >> how is it rolling matt? >> not so well. after the presidential motorcade went through and they closed the highways for 15 to 20 minutes we have still not recovered. massive backlogs in center city at the vine street expressway jammed in both directions and they spill out on the schuylkill expressway and 95 southbound is especially heavy through south philadelphia. was closed earlier and open now, but speeds are just in the teens, if you try to get to the phils game or

second annual white mountains jeep invasion will be held tomorrow at attitash mountain resort in bartlett. plenty of jeeps will be on display. a convoy will head up to ability plus adaptive sports. >>> the salvation army is holding the seventh annual chili-chowder cook off. tickets are $5 each. sherman farm is offering a special deal to first responders tomorrow and on sunday. they will get to walk through the corn maze for free. and the $140 deerfield fair runs through sunday. tickets for $10. kids under 12 are free. >>> a cat in waterville valley has become a celebrity. find out why. and a troubling situation for a man in detroit. how he ended up hanging upsidedown for 13 hours. chris: the timing isn't great. we need the rain. when it arrives and if she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? chris: welcome back, folks. we're taking a live look at concord where it is dry, it is cloudy, and some rain it on the way. it might affect part of

second annual white mountains jeep invasion will be held tomorrow at attitash mountain resort in bartlett. plenty of jeeps will be on display. in the afternoon, a convoy will head up the mt. washington auto road. proceeds from the event will be donated to ability plus adaptive sports. >>> the salvation army is holding its seventh annual chili chowder cook-off tomorrow. 11:00 until 4:00. tickets are $5 each. sherman farm in conway is offering a special deal to first responders tomorrow and sunday. they will get to walk through the corn maze for pree. and the 140th annual deerfield fair runs through sunday. coming up on "daybreak," a cat in waterville valley has become quite the celebrity. worldwide attention. >>> and a troubling situation for a man in detroit. we're going to explain how he ended up hanging upsidedown for 13 hour. chris: it is hard to say this coming up on the weekend, but we need it. send in the rain. how many rain falls and how much of the weekend stays wet? one in eight women will face breast cancer. early detection can mean the difference access to life saving cancer sc

that's why my fictional president jeb bartlett, that's exactly what he thought his voters wanted. and ultimately, it fell to me, in season six to finally write what the drama had been demanding for five years. to hit the president with an attack of m.s. so severe that he could not hide it. it happened on air force one on the way to a summit in china. he knew exactly what he was going to do. go out there and tell the voters what he thought they needed to know. no more and no less. >> when we get out there, i'll leadoff with the m.s. thing and go to the south korea story. i'll leave it to you to give any medical details if anybody has any questions about that. >> i think they might have a few. hundred. >> the president from the united states will be working from a wheelchair again. >> again? >> do i really have to remind those kids that roosevelt fought world war ii from a wheelchair? >> voters vote for the president and vice president who they want to do the job, and they want that president to do the job as long as he or she is able. voters have never and will never vote for healt

. >>> coming up in our next hour, we'll talk with the mayor of tulsa dewy bartlett and get his take on what's going on in his community. >>> we also want to update you on other deadly shootings that we covered a lot this summer. first, there are some new developments tatell you about in the investigation of the shooting of fernando custiastil. pushing for the release of dash cam footage to show that confrontation. as for the officer who shot castile and following a public outcry he is now back on administrative leave. he was briefly reinstated on the force. you'll remember this one because they were in the car. this is castile's girlfriend. she was live streaming this entire confrontation, particularly the aftermath after he was shot. she had her young daughter in the car. and, so they, they we are told, she and her daughter are together. they have moved to another apartment and are trying to move on. >>> meanwhile, in baton rouge, louisiana, the department of justice investigation into the fatal shooting there of sterling. that is still ongoing. no charges have been filed. >>> all rig

bartlett elementary school. winds south-southeast 3 miles per hour. maybe a jacket walking out the door, but you won't need it later. so layer that is the key. morning bell, 73 opinion 86 at lunchtime, getting out for the afternoon 90. our expected highs for today and wet weather. the possibilities for it in our forecast. we will talk about that in ten minutes. >> all right, thank you. >>> at 6:41, a teenager looking to make an emoji that will represent her culture. what she is proposing and who is backing this idea. what she is proposing and who is backing this idea. >>> oh! >> what -- what is that? >> i did hit? no -- >> you can't hit. you lose. >> loses -- >>> happening todaas they will need a pricey new home, but the billion dollar question is, how are they going to pay for it? and who is going to be paying. craig is taking a look at the number crunching this morning. so craig, have you been able to figure it out? >> reporter: tourism and infrastructure committee will meet today to talk about perhaps where to put the stadium. they may even vote on

this is on the 100 block of bartlett court. totally had been drinking and was in a crisis over personal issue. he also had guns in the house and wasn't answer answering knocks to the door or phonecalls, nearby neighbors were really concerned. >> i think the concern is that he's okay. he's going to be healthy and taken care ofment sound like eggs' under distress. >> so nearby schools in the franconia township area were also on lockdown, and part of the neighborhood was evaculated as police tried to make contact with the man. they say there is nothing criminal about this, and no one was hurt, lauren. >> all right, let's talk politics, region drawing big con tedder elsa head of this election, donald trump making news in delaware county just hours after president obama campaigns in philadelphia for hillary clinton. in aston, protesters gathered outside the fields house before trump addressed supporters, skyfox, over that group last night, you can see, big numbers, things got tense at times, as trump supporters confronted protesters

joining us now is tulsa mayor dewey bartlett. mr. mayor, thank you for joining us.orry it is under these circumstances. what can you tell us about how tulsa is doing this morning? >> well, we're doing pretty well. everything considered. i think we're doing fine. you know, this is a type of thing that is inest rg heari, ip building in tulsa. what we did starting seven years ago after i was elected mayor. my wife and i started attending a different church every sunday. when people do that they develop relationship and true friendship. that has come into play in a big way. we look for common ground among friends. it's that type of really community-based policing that not only our family but also our police chief, chuck jordan, he's had the same attitude. it all comes together in a good way and at the end of the day when even bad things happen, we had the ability to communicate and avoid violent confrontation. >> so, let's look at the couple dynamics in play here. the first is, there's video available and it was released. day do you think that has had a significant impa

. >> john bartlett or barnett? >> barnett. >> civil rights act visit known as brother john. you were a main speaker tonight at conference and now you have this. what do you make of -- looking at people having to clean up businesses and chaos on the streets. what do you say about this. >> split, started in marshall park to get everybody together. have a couple of speakers and goal to the church and everybody go inside to literally talk to the people about how dr. king initiated marches, nonviolent. never threw a rock into a window. unfortunately had a small fragment of the crowd that went downtown and large group went inside the church and at that moment we realized that's the split we need to mend together. >> how do you do that? because this doesn't helple message or get anything accomplished. >> we need more men -- we talked about men standing up in the community. did a, father elephants, youthful elephants took over the tribe. opened up gate and let the fathers back in, all normal again. as african-american men, it's mostly youth, we need males to step up. we have about a

team was called to bartlett court at around 2:30 yesterday afternoon after someone called police to say a man was alone in his home with guns and refused to come out. police say the standoff ended peacefully at around 10:30 last night and no one was hurt. >>> trial begins today in center city for the man known as the philly jesus. michael grant is charged with trespassing and disorderly conduct. he carried a cross into an apple store in may. employees asked him to remove it because it was blocking an aisle. grant allegedly refused to that and he was arrested. he claims the employee who asked him to leave was offend by his appearance. >>> 6:06. in decision 2016, donald trump heads to ohio today, following his campaign stop in delaware county last night. >> yes, that's where he unveiled his plan to make child care affordable for working parents. trump held up a baby taken from the crowd to punctuate his speech at last night's private event. he pitched a plan to offer tax breaks for working parents and incentives for businesses to provide day care options. he said it's help financially str

basis of that, they determined that the 20 million this was more than a decade ago and then bruce bartlett and steele, these two investigative reporters won pulitzer prizes. they spent a year investigating illegal immigration also a decade ago a year after the bear stearns reported they were down at the border interviewing people. one year they spent doing this an estimated 3 million illegal aliens are coming in per year. if you start with the 20 million then you assume it's only a third of 3 million coming in for the next 10 years, were already at 30 million. >> warehouse raid less than 10% of the population at that point. >> guest: yes, it may seem strange in the north east. that does not seem strange at all the southwest. >> host: the first reason is because of immigration legalization. >> guest: yeah, that essay. democracy committing suicide. hillary wants to triple the number of refugees. a lot of conservatives say that's great. we are going to make more money. if you can't win a game anymore, ask people local los angeles politics. when all you do is lose, lose, lose and lose. i do th

tulsa mayor dewey bartlett. thank you for yours. >> i know you've had a conversation with president obama. >> it's a big honor for him to call, but also to complemeimentr transparency to openness and provide a scenario because of the relationships we've been able to develop over the last seven years by being mayor has had a positive effect upon a very, very difficult and a terrible situation that, obviously, world has seen the video, but we have been able to, because of our friendships we've developed, establish a situation where violence is not an option. >> mr. mayor, i read a quote where you had spoken to your police chief before this shooting and wondered amongst yourselves how you would handle a police-involved shooting were it to happen and that day came to your town. >> right. several years ago when we would see events happen throughout the country that had a bad result with riots and things like that, the chief jordan and i would talk about it and we decided early on several years ago that whatever the p

a man has been barricaded and side his home on the 100 block of bartlett court since 2:30 this afternoon>> we didn't know much about what was going on, and we just heard that it was a single guy in the home, um, and that the police were trying to -- to i guess coax him out. >> reporter: skyfox flew over the scene after franconia township police say someone contacted them to check on their friend. a 54-year-old man who was quote in crisis. that person told police the man had been drinking and was despondent over a personal iss issue. police also say he has guns in the house. parts of the neighborhood were evacuated as swat moved in. >> the streets were all blocked off, and they won -- wouldn't let anybody through, and so we off street parking somewhere just to you know what and get home. >> reporter: roger out walking his dog libby was shocked to hear negotiations with the man were still going on. police say the man hadn't responded to knocks on the door or answered phone calls. >> these incidents don't traditionallily happen in this neighborhood around here. the fact that somebody barric

he was barricaded in his home on bartlett court for nearly nine hours.tandoff forced surrounding neighbors out of their homes as well. police say the man at the center of this was distressed armed and drunk and going through what they called personal issues. a friend of his called police telling them that the man was in crisis. we're awaiting word on any charges for the man involved in this. >> 6:37 and new this morning, a federal appeals court refused to toss out charges against new jersey senator bob menendez. an attorney for the indicted democrat had asked the third circuit court of appeals in followed review a previous ruling that had allowed the case against henin did he do to move forward. the judge denied that request yesterday. menendez is charged with pushing the business interests of a friend and donor in exchange for gifts. menendez maintains his innocence. >>> donald trump rolled out a new childcare proposal in aston delaware county last night. the republican nominee told the invite only crowd that he wants the federal government to cover six

not found in bartletts under most presidents' famous quotations, and i think that belies a cynicism andbablybl comports with the cynicism that voters feel right now. they don't believe washington,gt and he's not being punished for it or paying a penalty for it.it you know, i think that remains a problem. whoever wins, you've got to give a sense of what two things you're going to do specifically to make things better, and i don't think even the partisans of both candidates could say right now what two specific things their president would do in his or her first 90 days. >> woodruff: inda the last 45 seconds, david, passing this week of someone who was an icon and conservative movement phyllis schalfly, she left an important mark.a >> she was in an era where theth human rights issued dominated and she started to exemplify that and created a new right that fueled the republican party. i happen to think she passes at a time when those cultural wars, sexual revolution issues are fading from the scene and the coming generation has basically settled them and not necessarily in her way. >> wood

then there's these two, i think it's bartlett and seal, these two famous investigative reporters, theyurprises in vanity fair. they spent a year investigating illegal immigration also a decade ago about a year after the bear stearns report. they were out of the border interviewing people, this that and the other thing. they estimated that 3 million illegal aliens were coming in for a year. so if you start with the 20 million and then you assume that only a third of that 3 million were coming in for the next 10 years, we are already at 30 million . it's very ... >> host: so we are harboring a little less than 10 percent of the population.>> guest: oh yes. and it may seem range in the northeast, that does not seem strange at all in the northwest. >> host: the first reason that the country will not recover is because of immigration and the legalization of people here illegally before that's it, it's a democracy committing suicide. clinton wants to quadruple the number of muslim refugees and i think a lot of conservative media think that's great, if hillary is elected we will make more mon

. >> i'm bruce bartlett. i guess i'm a citizen journalist now. i was the editor and publisher, coeditor oh publisher cofounder -my wife was hit and she's the other. for more than 50 years. i just like to say that whenever you get the guardian and jim lazarus on the same side, you must have a hell of a candidates. i don't see there should be any objection to the man of this kind of expansive background and backing to you should endorse him and endorse him strongly. i just want to make a very key point. i said i been covering and directing political coverage in san francisco for many years. i have never come across a politician or an attorney who is more qualified to serve in this particular job. this is uniquely particular job than kopp. i give you one reason among others. when mr. kopp was in the senate he was there for eight years. he was the go to guy for the california public association and their endless battles ferocious battles, with the secrecy lobby and in favorable government. that's who they went to first and that's why she could talk t

police say friend of the man called and asked officers to check on him as his home 100 block of bartlett court in franconia township. the man had been drinking and going through crisis over personal issue, neighbors, they were concerned. >> i think the concern is that he's okay, he will be healthy and taken care of. sounds like he's under distress. >> local schools were also on lock-down, part of the neighborhood evacuated as police tried to make contact with the man. they say there is nothing criminal about the incident, and no one was hurt. >> controversy over a local catholic high school after trans gender teen. i think he is 14 years old. says he cannot go to the school, he enrolled in, because of his gender identity. >> mason says camden catholic revoked his admission after finding out he is transgender. he was added, but since admitted he came to terms with his identity and became mason. they said they were willing to make compromises over bathroom, but the family wanted mason to be able to wear the boys uniform. that will was deal breaker with the school. >> it just wasn't meant t