a directive during the month of ramadan it has a high, high degree of seriousness for them. >> ben collinsyou. >> thank you very much. >> so what is the state of the campaign against isis? where are we in the big picture? that's next. >>> before the deadly attack in instanbul this afternoon, new york time, the u.s. representative to the anti-isis coalition spoke to congress about the fight against the islamic state. let's get an update on that from leah gabriel. he had some words of warning i guess. >> that's right. this is special presidential envoy brett mcgurk. he basically said, as you mentioned, you've been talking about how the caliphate -- this is the anniversary of the caliphate. well, he basically said that as the group loses land, they lose their caliphate, we can expect to see more lone-wolf style attacks. take a listen to what he said. >> as they're losing territory, as they're losing their central narrative of this caliphate, this kind of state that they are creating, they will try to inspire, through the internet, these lone-wolf types of attacks. and, you know, any deranged

ben collins, appreciate your service and insights as well. good to see you.r. >>> back to politics. animosity between donald trump and hillary clinton is on the rise and so are the tensions at their political campaign events, as was the case this week in a rally in san jose. trump is off the trail today but that's not stopping him from slamming clinton and when he is calling terrible jobs report released yesterday. lauren green has the very latest outside of trump tower. hi, lauren. >> reporter: hey, elizabeth. donald trump has no planned events today. that's probably one of the benefits of having already secured the needed delegates for the gop nomination. but yesterday, he was on all -- operating on all cylinders in redding, california. sorry, we have some emergency vehicles going by. ahead of tuesday's big primary day. six states, north dakota will have a republican contest. trump is keeping aim on the general election and an expected matchup with hillary clinton, responding to her comments blasting his unfitness for office. >> that phony speech she made y

ben collins with us. we see the uncertainty playing itself out in the markets.his and don't know how it's going to play out, so we're down another 234. a lot of pain in particular in the financial sector. we're going talk about banks up next. ♪ ♪ this woman owns this house, with new cabinets from this shop, with handles designed here, made here, shipped from here, on this plane flown by this pilot, who owns stock in this company, that builds big things and provides benefits to this woman, with new cabinets. they all have insurance crafted personally for them. not just coverage, craftsmanship. not just insured. chubb insured. connell: we have the market selloff down 232 on the dow. for some perspective, again, we were down 334 at the elope, so the question is have we put some sort of a near-term bottom in? we've been monitoring the live comments coming out of europe from the european leaders, also from our secretary of state, john kerry. from what i understand, all of those comments have now wrapped up, so with an update on that, we're joined once again by ashley

the fans, are going to be extremely pleased with what they see out of ben, for the next hopefully the next decade plus. >> doug collins had 1973, allen iverson in 1996, now ben simmons here in 2016. the previous two players were able to take the sixers to the nba finals, maybe not a win, but they've made the appearance and of course they hope that this kid, the 19 year old ben simmons, can do the same. that's the story here from pcom, don bell, cbs-3 eyewitness sports. >> philadelphia movers and shake nerves music entertainment and culture were honored during the fourth annual uptown hall of fame award. >> cbs-3 studios served as the backdrop for the special event which also raises money for the revitalization for the historic uptown theater. the 2016-inch duct tees, kenny gamble, late billy paul, blanch williams, chris mincy, and the stroke stream trio. >> on cbs-3, "eyewitness news" this morning, coming up, talking about smelling smoke. >> parts of the us, the cdc warnings the worse secondhand smoke and the reason why also, the unbelievable site, as water covers part of west virginia this morning, we will have that,

the fans, are going to be extremely pleased with what they see out of ben, for the next hopefully the next decade plus. >> doug collins had 1973. allen iverson? 1996. now ben simmons here in 20 is 16. the previous two players were able to take the sixers to the nba finals. maybe not a win. but they've made the appearance and of course they hope that this kid the 19 year old ben simmons, can do the same. that's the story here from pcom, don bell, cbs-3, eyewitness sports. >> ben simmons knows head coach brett brown well from his time in australia but he hasn't met the fans just yet. our lesley van arsdall talked with the top pick about what he knows about philly fans. >> they are very passionate. i've heard that a lot. but, you know, that's where i want to be, somewhere where the fans are very passionate and care. >> sixers fans obviously pumped up, so are some high profile phillies sports figures. >> twitter buzzing, allen iverson buzzing, last one pick, tweeted about him saying congratulations, ben simmons, i know you will make all of us philly fans proud. if you play like every game is your last, then you'll be fine

collins was good too. the lets hope ben simmons can follow suit. >> yes. >> how about that. dave just spoke of speaking out about ben simmons. >> here's allen iverson. listen to this. >> he is a tall talent that we need. sprinkle some older guys in there, guys like myself, and then we would be all right. >> definitely. >> suit him up. >> he can still drain it. >> that would be awesome. >> he said put me back in good do you think brett brownies listening. the draft continues on line, just head to fox 29.com. >>> coming up later in the show, you'll hear from that guy ben simmons and he is talking with our sean bell, one on one, hear all about that. the. >>> we have a tragic story about a child and a gun, four year-old dies after being shot inside a north philadelphia home this morning detectives are trying to figure out how this could have happen. steve keeley live at police headquarters, steve. >> reporter: well, this mother's girl was here until dark after being brought here soon after the noon hour shooting yesterday, a family member covered her head and face from photograp

ben simmons later in the show. he is third player in franchise history to come to philadelphia as a first round draft pick including doug collins and ai himself. a lot of legend in this franchise and perhaps one more named ben simmons. now back to you guys. >> lets see if he plays like ai. >>> caution cone in the local street? what? >> what the neighbors say the road crew did when they pointed out that mistake right there. we have all hit potholes. road crews patched one in south philadelphia, instead of making problem better, they have made it worse. >> when you see this, what is sticking out in that? somehow during the process an orange caution cone got paved right over. so it is now stuck there in the middle of the street. this is at fifth and jared, right here near reid street. there is also now a bigger hole to create traffic trouble for drivers. neighbors tell fox 29 they have called cities 311 line but they have not had any luck. they came out with three men and a driver, and threw it in with the pontoon still in the hole. >> just doesn't make sense. >> i came out and asked if they would redo the job properly and they ju

looks like collin, which isn, certain of circulation rightht here, is going to be coming inn to big ben raining hard across florida, then its going to cross southeastern georgia for maybe isolated eight inches amounted of rain this as system that is disorganized most of the activity is on the east side. storm search wic concern with these systems about one to three feet. so, could be worse. this as weeker system winds 50 miles an hour. it is moving pretty rapidly north, northeast. this time tomorrow probablyroba already brushed outer banks o virginiau beach with good rain. race out r to see.ee it does get stronger. going toe stir up atlantic if you are going to the beach this week be aware even though it might notit be that close to us the surf will still be high. high temperatures mid and upperp '80s, 87 for reagan. dulles and bw crime into mid '80s still dropping through theh '80s at this hour, 82 degrees for the district. 84 balance more 83 in annapolis un you'll for them to still be that warm, 82 in dulles.s. a chance of a shower spotty showers tomorrow.wers it looks like a dry bree

choose ben simmons, yes, we will, is that the right choice, we have three guys in, sports experts, to debate that. >> does he want to be here? that's the big question, right? >> i guess. >> so doug collinsn what in the 90s, now we've got the number one overall pick again. >> that's right. >> ben sill ons. >> is he going to be in louisianna? where will he be? >> i think he'll be at the barkley sent, no, i know necessary new york right now, he was on jimmy fallon not last night but the night before. >> what will you wear? that's the most important thing? >> i because going to wear like sixers uniform. >> oh,. >> ya. and flip flops. >> wow. >> good luck to that. >> i'll talk to ben simmons. you know his last name is dover? >> still to come, ben and jerry's getting into the beer business. the flavor inspiration behind their new al that sound more like dis earth. >> phillies own hall and oats, 5:56. 71 degrees already. how about nice cold glass of chocolate chip cookie dough. you heard me right, chocolate chip cookie dough beer, newbie jump breweries, ben and jersies for the new flavored all. expected to hit store shelves this fall, part of the proceeds from sales will go to protect our wint

ben sasse wrong? >> no, they're not wrong. this is not a question -- >> is susan collins wrong? >> this isn't a question about wrong.ey objected to some rhetoric that was used. mr. trump addressed it. so i know that there's this obsession -- >> they're still octobbjecting it. that was a new interview with paul ryan with abc news where he says his remarks were beyond the pale. they're still addressing it. >> no, no. they are continuing to relitigate something that has been clarified. that's the point, kate. >> you are comfortable -- his intent -- he calls it misconstrued but he's the one who brought up the mexican heritage calling this federal judge a mexican. you are comfortable with your nominee backing and embracing a nominee that people in your own party say is engaging in racist commentary? >> no, no, i'm not. i guess my point is that the concerns were addressed to mr. trump saying, hey, the way this is coming off appears to have these connotations. mr. trump on tuesday addressed that and said i'm not intending to do that. i understand that. i'm going to take him at his word. i'm not saying by any means we're co

collins. made in america will take place saturday and sunday, september 3rd and 4th on the ben franklin parkway>> going to sound great on the parkway. >>> turning to this. a car accident left a local homeowner with thousands of dollars in damage. he wasn't even part of the crash. >> when he tried to get money to cover the repair, he hit a brick wall. see what happens when he called nbc 10 responds next. >>> also, new revelations in the tragic death of a rising movie star. the problem that's tied to his suv that may have cut his life short. >>> and we could be in another heat wave. temperatures already hot right now. and we have some thunderstorms in the forecast for tomorrow. i'll show you the timing and who can expect it coming up. >>> live look here down the shore in cape may, 81 degrees, other parts of the area in the 90s this afternoon, as we heard from sheena a really hot start to the summer. we'll be right bachlkt yard leaving his property damaged, but things get worse when he tries to get help. >> he tells us he was left to pay thousands of dollars for something that was not his fault. >

even lindsey graham and ben sass and people that are really, really anti-trump have said they would never, ever consider voting for hillary clinton but susan collinsthe maine moderate, she tells me that she's leaving that option open. >> very interesting stuff. i know our viewers will want to read more about that in the new yorker magazine. >>> just ahead, more on donald trump's meeting with big donors including the one he used to score in during the primary campaign. can he get them to open up their checkbooks right now? narrator: sometimes it's the things that the rest of us don't see that can make all the difference in california's classrooms. it's part of my responsibility as someone who's experienced to allow the door to be open for younger teachers. the teamwork between the teachers is essential. when we collaborate with each other... ...it makes everyone stronger. by helping my fellow teachers be successful, i'm helping kids be successful. narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a better california for all of us. >>> breaking news, president obama has endorsed hillary clinton for preside

collins has yet to endorse trump. it was an appalling statement for donald trump to have made. completely unacceptable. he owes the julk andge an apolo. >> beneted. >> for former speaker, newt gingrich, long a trump ally it was too much. >> one of worst mistakes trump has made. >> trump appeared most unnerved by gingrich's criticism. >> i saw newt. i was surprised by newt. i thought it was inappropriate what he said. >> this afternoon in a call with close supporters, trump doubled down and encouraged them to robustly defend his view of the case. even trump loyalists admit the campaign staff is too small and management chaotic. the conference call is a classic example. trump told supporters to discuss the pending lawsuit freely. that's exactly the opposite of what his own campaign staff had been telling those supporters to do. major garrett, cbs news, washington. >>> good evening, i'm anthony salvantos. tonight, cbs news estimates hillaryclinton hillary -- hillary bill clintonched. it comes with the help of both elected delegates. those won in primaries and caucuses throughout the season, and also, democratic superdelegates. the party leaders

collins of main, jeff flake, kelly ayotte of new hampshire. and three more of his former rivals. john case and i can ted cruz, both are whom are withholding their support. ben carson, who endorsed trump soon after dropping out of the race in march. nebraska senator ben sass, one of trump's most outspoken gop critics, tweeted this afternoon, public service announcement, saying someone can't do a specific job because of his or her race is the literal definition of racism. all this would amount to a pretty bad rough patch but in donald trump's case it's made even worse by the fact that as some of my msnbc colleagues report today, he does not have an actual campaign. instead it's a "bare bones effort debilitated by infighting, a lack of staff, minimal coordination with allies and the a message that's prisoner to trump's momentary whims." that was on display during a conference call between trump and top supporters reported by bloomberg politics in which the candidate urges surrogates to step up criticism of the judge and accused journalists who asked questions of being racist, overruling a memo sent out by his own campaign. "take that order and throw it the hel