. >> reporter: benjamin here staked out his spot in a no oneland. >> either candidate represents my interests. >> reporter: if trump could win the conservative second district, he could sae electoral vote. lisa, back to you. >> thank you, ken. >>> hillary clinton held an event in las vegas and slammed trump on his history. >> when you run for president, you need to be judged on what you have done. i think the evidence is clear. he has not put americans to work. >> clinton ended her comments saying look at what trump does, not what he said. >>> today was just about perfect, wasn't it? days that you wish you could stretch out longer. >> we have had a lot of these and tomorrow, not too much different. boston, 79 right now and fitchburg, a warm 87, and hyannis, 74 and chatham at 71, a beautiful summer day and the beat goes on. mainly clear across the northeast and we are watching one system, a front working into the western great lakes, the community for rainfall unfortunately arriving during the upcoming weekend. for tonight, a evening as we fall back in the 50s in the suburbs, and tomorrow, sim

. >> reporter: we showed up here at this benjamin banicker park. floating around in the stagnant pool of green gunk, a lot of dead bugs and mosquito larvae. >> that's probably a significant breeding ground right there. >> reporter: with so many worried about the spread of zika, news4 received a bunch of tips about standing water. we found d.c. has received dozens of mosquito complaints about tires, abandoned swimming pools and construction sites prompting health officials to issue citations. our analysis found complaints in montgomery county and the complaints has jumped more than 270% when compared to all of last year. and in fairfax, officials say they have gone in to overdrive trying to help where mosquitos breed. >> if somebody calls inare hing mosquitos around their yard, we can help them look around their yard and provide guidance. >> reporter: joshua smith of fairfax county says it takes about a week to develop into the pests that we so despite. >> if you can empty out water or tip and toss water on a weekly basis, that should help control t

. >> benjamin tallmadge is here, as you requested. >> major! this is lieutenant colonel hamilton. we haven't much time. >> thank you, your excellency. it is an honor. >> before he died, captain hale spoke of you as a true patriot and worthy soldier. >> tallmadge was a junior officer -- loyal, patriotic, and doing his job for general washington. he was in the yale class of 1774. tallmadge was a classmate, if not the roommate, of nathan hale, who's been hanged. >> your regimental commander has seen fit to promote you to major. i must call upon you for a less-public distinction. i shall require you to manage the army's intelligence-gathering efforts. >> washington saw the advantage of intelligence. he also knew the need and necessity to form a spy ring. >> it is a fine line that a trustworthy man must walk who lives in this world of trickery and yet remain true to his cause. >> thank you, your excellency. i will not let you down. >> benjamin tallmadge was a special forces agent and one of washington's most respected aides. he was in many ways the exact inverse of what benedict arnold

here. benjamin? >> reporter: the visit by biden couldn't come at a time when relations are low between turkey and united states. biden arrived in turkey to ease the tensions after last month's coup and immediately forced to deny that the u.s. had any knowledge of it. >> did not, did not have any foreknowledge of what befell you on the 15th. >> they base that coup on the u.s. cleric and formally demanded his extradition and president ergoden saying it was not benefitting the united states. turkey attacked isis in a key border town. and u.s. advisors were giving jets air cover. the border attack is seen by many as an attempt to stop kurdish forces from gaining. and biden called on the kurdish forces to move back to the river. and they need turkey's air bases and they are reaching out to both. and so interesting developments, the u.s. deciding which side to back in this. jenna. >> there is more fear in the the state of florida over the spread of the zika virus. one of them is in a area with no previous

. >> benjamin miller is here. of the co-owners. >> what do you do over there. >> event organizers. >> how long has it been opened. >> well, a little over a year now. >> congratulations. that is a big deal. one of the best restaurants in the whole country bone appetite. >> pretty cool. >> really nice to be acknowledged for what we are doing. >> how would you describe the theme of the restaurant. >> cuisine is based off of, yeah, the town where my wife is from in mexico, and we do traditional meals, on the weekend, during the week we make a sandwich, during the week, as we are's doing all of our preparation for the week. >> what would you call that. >> this is bread that we make in the restaurant for sandwich. >> yes. >> and tacos on the weekend. >> someone not familiar can you break down what barbaracola is. >> it is a cooking process in which meat is steamed overnight, and agave leaves, and, all of the broth we serve as soup. >> do you get to see barbaracola. >> yes. >> let me move all of this. >> this islam. we h

benjamin richie is here for the murder of a police officer. >> i've seen guys come by on their last walkxecuted. it affected me. but nothing affected me like seeing someone that you care about, like a best friend, walk by your cell and then leave to go be executed. what do you say to a guy that's going to -- what do you say? i didn't know what to say. you know, you eat together every day. you work out. you work together. work on your case. it's just something i don't want to go through again. that's why i'm trying to get off death row. i've been here for ten executions. i don't want to see no more. >> well, it's just hard. regardless of what they've done, they're still human beings. it's just hard. >> one of the things that we're trying to get through the legislature here is a change in the law that says that the death row inmates have to be housed here at the prison. if they were housed somewhere else and the executions took here, it would be a little easier on staff because they wouldn't have these long 12, 15, 20-year relationships with the person, and now they're involved with taking

baltimore tight end and super bowl 39 champion benjamin watson is here.e just got out of practice. how devoted this guy is he said he was going to show up and he did. he joins us on face time. great to be with you tonight, benjamin. a lot of people at home upset about this. thinking what a great gesture on behalf of amazing athletes to honor the fallen officers that protect and serve us all. what do you think about the nfl's decision? >> first of all, i think it's honorable that jason and the dallas cowboys would do something like this. the dallas community is reigle reeling from these events. no one condones this type of violence. the nfl, however, has strict uniform codes as everybody knows and i'm sure that this was something that they discussed, something that they probably brought all the heads together and decided where they want to make their stand on this. but i don't think in any means that it means they don't support the police officers. i think they have a strict uniform code that we all go by. they do a lot to support our military. there are d

. >> i offers of help are coming in france and germany the eu is assisting, benjamin hall, fox news. united states here president obama spent tuesday surveying the damage cause by severe flooding in baton rouge area, 100,000 homes damaged, 13 killed, more than 106 thousand residents have registered for emergency assistance. million dollars in aid has been approved, despite backlash without visiting earlier,ovsp the people there s that his visit to then spoke volumes >> there are some good people downo here and we're glad that the families i had a chance to meet our safeha, but, they've g a lot of work to do and they should not have to do it alone. >> he met with families and three police officers were killed andic three others injur in an ambush in baton rouge las little league world series is in pennsylvania right now and some fans are becoming creative comes to comfort. you have two choices at the stadium either sit in the bleachers or on the ground on a grass covered hill.longtime fans know the challenges of getting comfortable came up with a solution, dc chairs withlothle back to legs cut off to so

benjamin, thank you. >>> back here at home, much consternation about guantanamo bay. 15 more terror suspects have left the prison. traveling with president obama, our report from martha's vine yard. >> according to the pentagon, these are the faces of the enemy, al qaeda trained and some led fighters into battle at tora bora. tonight they're no longer on u.s. custody, among the 15 gitmo detainees sent to the united arab emirates, largest transfer yet under president obama, who has reduced the prison population from 245 in 2009 to 166 in 2013 to just 61 today where it now costs over $7 million per detainee per year to keep the prison open. on capitol hill, critics slammed the administration's decision for sending away more foreign fighters who could end up targeting americans on the battlefield. ed royce said in its race to close gitmo i fear we will be dealing with the consequences of this recklessness for years to come. his concern is backed up by the director of national intelligence who say that 676 released during the bush administration were either confirmed or suspected reengaging, rec

benjamin franklin from right here in philadelphia, who is far and away, i would say, the most famous american the a tat the t. 70 years old, oldest man in congress. one of the younger men in congress is our fifth member, of course thomas jefferson, 33 years old but kind of that growing reputation for his writing and his political thought. and the committee sort of sitting deciding what they want to say decides jefferson should be the writer. so he works then for about 17 days on the declaration of independence. and he will especially go to john adams and benjamin franklin for some their ideas and critiques of his writing. but generally it is his work. he is building on a lot of other things that both he and others had written. some of the grievances they'd already been talking about make up the big bulk of that declaration of independence. by june the 28th, the declaration is sort of back here in the assembly room. but that's a friday. they'll wait until the next monday to start debating. so july the 1st begins debate on independence. now, the first thing they'll debate is not the de

benjamin moore retailer. over a million ears of corn are picked a day here in olathe, colorado. and i'm glad we have a senator who uses his ears to listen to what's most important to colorado farmers. michael bennet asked what he could do to help, and then worked with republicans to make a farm bill that's making a difference to all farmers in colorado. the thing that impresses me most about michael bennet: we don't always agree, but he values our input. and i do trust michael bennet to look out for us. >> several customers broken into. i heard about it all over town. >> a denver security company says it is seeing a spike in break ins. at marijuana grow facilities. they tell us their cameras that's just in the past two weeks. >> . thanks for staying with us. >> . one grow facility is hoping you can help them identify the robbers and could earn you money. >> . we have the story new at 9:30. >> . the security team says these break ins are happening in the middle of the night. when no one is watching. except for the security cameras. it's always a team of about five guys who usuall

here. >> let's go to benjamin hall with what police are urging the public to do this morning.enjamin, hi. >> reporter: yes, again another attack in europe in what has been a summer of terror. this is nr

here. >> let's go to benjamin hall with what police are urging the public to do this morning. benjamin, hi. >> reporter: yes, again another attack in europe in what has been a summer of terror. this is near many tourists sites, including the british museum. what we know so far is that last night around 10:23, a 19-year-old man began stabbing people just in this district. he killed a lady in her 60s and two of those today remain in hospital. the man himself was tasered by police and he has recently been charged with murder. they did raise a statement saying that mental health played a significant factor in this but the terrorism remains one inquiry p. and thinkw inqui inquiry. and 25 people were killed here and it still haunts this city p. and as a result of those attacks, police presence has been dramatically increased. just yesterday, they announced 600 new armed guards on the streets of london. and that is something rarely seen here in the u.k. a number of many that we have seen. the police commission of rer of the uk saying this week an attack in the u.k. was a matter of wh

benjamin moore retailer. isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. after eleven players were cut i didn't do. 4 more were asked to talk to coach today. sanchez was not one of them. sports tkreblgt tor the day out at dove valley. >> . still in. however for this round is mark sanchez. still a denver bronco. despite all the rumors about a trade. rumors about being cut. about contract. he's a bronco. and he's still proud to be one. if lynch is forced to leave the game for whatever reason. he would turn to sanchez. >> . >> all right. a devastate -lg day in minnesota. vikings lost their quarter back for the season. third year qb fell to the ground while planting his leg to pass. during a noncontact drill. >> taken by ambulance. a dislocated knee. torn acl. actually they both gone home by now. this was postponed. made up as part of a double header tomorrow. >> . i was a little surprised t

. >> brangham: all right, benjamin weiser of thes "new york times," thank you very much for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> this is pbs newshour weekend, saturday. >> brangham: fidel castro turned 90 years old today, the man who ruled cuba from its 1959 communist revolution until he stepped down as president in 2008. newshour weekend's ivette feliciano has more on how castro and cubans celebrated the milestone. >> felicidades, fidel! >> reporter: with a fireworks display at midnight, thousands of cubans crowded havana's malecon to pay homage to the man who ruled over them for half a century. a new museum exhibit in havana features a set of 300 rarely seen images of castro, many taken by his son, alex. to honor castro's 90 years, cigar roller jose castelar rolled a 90-meter cigar, setting a "guinness book" world record for the longest cigar. castro was always known to enjoy the country's most famous export. born in 1926, castro led the overthrow of u.s.-backed cuban leader fulgencio batista in 1959. castro established the first communist state in the western hemisphere and st

here in baltimore. [applause] ♪ >> we can do better. let's give it up for senator benjamin cardin.is time we have the opportunity to introduce you to a gentleman whom i've recently dealt with. he was with me on monday where we cut the ribbon at the urban league for our entrepreneurship center. congressman chris van hollen, for the eighth district of maryland for the past 13 years. he's a top democrat on the house budget committee. he has worked tirelessly for advocating for strategic such asnt communities the health care. let me to you something else about senator van hollen. as hisbeen reaching out journey to become the next senior center, barbara mikulski is retiring this year. we will call him senator today. we will call him our next senator for the great state of maryland, chris van hollen. [applause] rep. van hollen: good afternoon everybody. it's great to be with all of you. thank you for your career leadership -- for your terrific leadership at the baltimore urban league. asad the great privilege, president henderson said, just earlier this week on tuesday, to join with him

ben franklin opened just a few years ago in 2013 and dedicated to benjamin franklin life and times and especially celebrating his time here>> reporter: get in there and check it out while it is free. this is all going in the capsule. >> yes, we are dedicating a time capsule this will be placed in the to you are of independent mall not to be opened until 2116 so bicentennial on the national park service and commemorative items willing in the capsule including a very special plaque dedicated to the next 100 years of the national park service, more specifically to the next 100 years of independent national historical park here in philadelphia. >> you have a pin that marks pope francis visit. >> we have a pin that marks the celebration of the centennial 2016 and commemorative national park service coin that celebrates the head of the state visit by pope francis from last year. >> the key is what. >> replica key to the new independent mall, this is it, this will be going in the time capsule. actual key we use every morning to open the key but rest do work the lock as well. >> why is it important to recognize hundred years but

here is where i get this from. in 1787, benjamin franklin was exiting the constitutional convention, independence hall in philadelphia. part of the background everything i'm going to see is i didn't know this stuff. i got what i would consider a decent education, public school. i went to a good university but none of these places really seemed to communicate a lot of what i'm going to share tonight, which again forms the background of what i wrote this book and will act as such a burning passion to communicate these things. the story is that in 1787, things were not going so well for the united states of america. we had i was a genuinely miraculous they come into existence, when you know the details and i put them in my book, it is a staggering thing. we should not have succeeded it doesn't make much sense that washington was able to succeed. about of long island, i didn't put that chapter in my book, you can when my publisher. it's brian's old. paper is expensive. he couldn't pull that off. the point is there's so many miracles tha

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benjamin william who serves as principal. the school serves mostly african americans and latinos. this 9th grader says he is thrilled to be going to school here. >> i a lot -- a lot of people who look like you, have the same ideas. >> reporter: he says that creates an environment where he can truly be himself and discuss the hardships he faces as a young african-american male. here the boys can learn and discuss openly without one of the biggest ra around? >> that's not something i am really focused on. >> reporter: bowling says he is focused on school and the special community he will be a part of here. the school district has received criticism because there currently isn't an all girls' school but the district says they plan to make new opportunities available for girls in the upcoming years. >>> the new d.c. school is only open to 9th graders this year. each following year the school will add a grade. >>> it's been a year since the d.c. area was in full blown pandemonium. today is bay bay's first birthday. a year ago he was as big as a stick of butter. now he is weighing more than his sister. his mom dug in and ate the cake. he still got

benjamin moore. paint like no other. >>> a teen crashed her truck into a power pole in california. here'sust the day before, this was caught on a police body cam in baltimore. can you see it there? can we drop the -- >> a man hits a parked police car, then just keeps driving. his response when police stopped him? this is what i get for playing that game. yeah. police say both drivers were playing pokemon go. kelly wallace has more on the danger and sometimes devastating consequences of distracted driving. >> amber was a perfect mom, she loved kids, i loved kids, we were going to have more kids. it was the high of life. we were settled, loving what we did. raising a family and breaking ground on a new home. in a blink of an eye our world changed. >> reporter: on june 30th, 2014, andrea took her darling girls, then 11 months and four years old, for a bike ride right near their home in rural minnesota. her husband, matt, was doing some dangerous work on the family's farm. >> i had a two way radio that kept in contact with one of my guys to keep me safe, you know. and all of a sudden over the

here for 32 years. and this is the first time we seen this. >> reporter: benjamin de jesus stunned bite news his neighbor 36-year-old hakeem rockman and his girlfriend both shot with a shotgun during a break in and apparent robbery inside their home in the 3700 block of north seventh street. it happened around 1:00 a.m. two armed men may have gotten in through a window. >> they went to the second floor rear bedroom. that's when they encountered the mail and female victims. they demanded money. and for some reason, the male with the shotgun shot both of the victims. >> reporter: rockman's 13 year old witnessed the murder. his other td five children younger were in another room at the time. his girlfriend was able to talk to police. >> she is in critical condition, however, she was conscious. she was talking. she was providing police with some information. >> reporter: outside in the back, police found a sawed off shotgun a bag of a dozen shout gun shells and loose shells. >> i'm devastated because now them kids don't have dad and whoever the kids did see it happen, now, they're going to need counseling. f

find benjamin moore paint, only at one of our authorized retailers near you. [ speaking italian ] >> tomaso: we'll stop hereearly morning market. it's been going on for longer than america's had a country. it's old, old, i tells ya. do they know you here? you shop here often? >> tomaso: yeah. >> anthony: this is not tomaso's first trip to the market by a long shot. his mom is a regular. she comes here almost every day. the eggs. >> tomaso: and you see this is a mix up, you can find here everything. each butcher, more likely they have their own specialty. fresh ingredients, you know the lamb? yeah, they do lamb, and the sausage, the hamburger, the -- this is the pecorino, at least it's about six months old. over here, this is the place where she buy the spices from for home. and the veggies. [ man speaking italian ] >> anthony: this is what the market is best known for. seafood. >> tomaso: buongiorno, carlo. this one is one of the biggest retailers that we have in the fish market. you can see also the variety. >> anthony: yeah. >> tomaso: we consider the tuna like a pig. we don't throw away anything. see thi

here in rio. he was knocked out of the tournament today of 32. this is his first olympic matchup against the swiss -- was benjamin stefan. and while he won't be on the podium we are still cheering for jason meyer. >> this is the best showcase you can find on the planet. >> jason is taking his first olympic showing in stride. >> it's decided by one cuts any -- everywhere. and i was a couple mistakes shorts. his parents hasn't talked to him for eight days as he he down then and today this is what they will say. >> that we love him and we are proud of him. >> he has many wonderful years of fencing. he is only going to get better and we will be here to witness it. >> awesome experience. he made it to the table of 32 at the olympic games. so and take the next step. >> spending time celebrating with nearly one dozen family members here to show their support. >> who knows. the podium didn't make it to 2012 but we will see. >>> we will be watching for jason. that tells me that 2020 in tokyo could be on his horizon. off competition against argentina and carla miles did not play. we are not sure why. ohio state help u.s. to rally

kpix 5's jackie ward is live at benjamin training lynn middle school where e40 is helping kids start the fall semester in style. >> reporter: so michelle here'something to think about. the kids who go to this school weren't even born when e40 was in his prime but they will know who he is after today. it's because of him that students at the franklin middle school will be fully equipped with all the necessary supplies this school year. for the last two years the school has been able to give its students backpacks, notebooks, pens, pencils due to grants. no grant money this year so a graduate is taking care of the kids. this is e40s middle school. so in a few hours, he will come back to his alma mater and old stomping ground to give out 700 backpacks to take care of the student body. in vallejo, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> if you fly in and out of sfo you will want to hear this. parking prices are going up. to park in the long term lot it's going up $7 to $25 per day. in the international lot prices are going up $8 bringing the total to $36 a day. airport officials say that the increase is to encourage people to take bart or rideshares. >>> if you

benjamin dunning cleared the city out last month and police handed him and $85 ticket. >> basically they just told us we were being required to move in my first thought was oh -- 3 here they come. time to leave. >> reporter: attorney jason floors williams is taking steps to file a suit and says at least 10 people are willing to sign on as plaintiffs. >> no probable cause to stop people or detain people. in march near several downtown shelters. the colorado coalition for the homeless s concerned about the long-term impact. >> it's really just disppacing people from one location to the next, which is not really solving the problem. >> rrporter: a staff member saw police arrest someone this week and see for yourself, the belongings we found unattended on the side of spilled -- spear boulevard. the city previously cited health and safety concerns as reasons for . >> i think these arguments about, there's a danger, it's unsanitary -- we need to move on past those things and regardless of if are willing to do that -- what we need to do is respect people's constitutional rights. >> they first try to connect people to services and treatment but when that doesn't work multipl

. >>> the school year is almost here, and trish hartman showing many are starting off with a few gifts. >> reporter: this classroom at the arts academy at benjaminwill be filled with students, but for now it's filled with middle school teachers. >> we talked about it for the whole week. >> reporter: this school year more than 500 new teachers are entering the philadelphia school district and with music sports and art programs making a comeback, these teachers are excited to get started. >> refreshing to see the energy and excitement that's from the top down. it's a good plan. >> for the first time in four years since i've been superintendent here we're opening in a more stable way, in a more stable environment. >> reporter: but the district has its challenges, after three rough years, the district and the federation of teachers have not agreed on a new contract. still the room was full of energy as the mayor and superintendent addressed the newcomers. >> gift bags filled with school supplies were donated by the philadelphia business and tourism community. a little something to calm first day jitters teachers feel from time to time. >> i'm nervou

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find benjamin moore paint, only at one of our authorized retailers near you. >>> welcome back. this is cnn's second libertarian town hall. we're here. i want to ask, you gave an interview to our colleague and you detailed an unorthodox path to victory. hoping to deprive trump and clinton of getting to 270 electoral votes to throw the election to the house of representatives. >> our pathway to victory is to actually win it outright. the idea is to poll torsion get into presidential debates. >> that's critical for you. >> absolutely. no chance of winning without being in the presidential debates. i based that too on last week. a projection the first presidential debate will garner more audience than the super bowl? you can't win the presidency if you're not in that game. so really our strategy is to win this thing outright and some extraordinary things have to happen. has there ever been a more extraordinary political year in our lives? >> yeah. you picked a pretty interesting time to enter. let's go to you. she is a republican but she is still undecided in this race. what's your question? >> thank you. this has been very little unde

here on the front lines. >> reporter: relations have cooled during president obama's tenure hitting a low point last year when prime minister benjaminahu went behind obama's back to address congress hoping to derail the president's nuclear deal with iran. registered florida voter debra jaruffi believes trump will heal the rift. >> i really do. i think he has israel's interests in mind. >> reporter: you may be asking yourself why does israel matter. republicans believe if they get enough votes they can tip the scales in tightly contested swing states. remember in 2000, florida and the presidency were won by 537 votes. israel has 200,000 eligible american voters according to the nonpartisan organization ivoteisrael. last election republican mitt romney won 85% of the vote here. in polls this summer showed israelis nearly split on which candidate would be better for them, though clinton was deemed more fit to be u.s. president by a 16-point margin. zell believes it's more imperative than ever to get americans here casting ballots. >> we do have an influence, absolutely. every vote that we sign up here could make a difference in the his

they are looking for a man, this man here who beat a woman and threaten to kill her and her four year-old child. pennsylvania state police christopher irwin benjamint her in a two day period. she said that she would kill her if she left with that child. she was able to make it to a road where neighbors were able to call an ambulance. >> threatens a four years old. >> 5:19. police are searching for three men who robbed a chinese restaurant, in this video at honey garden on the 1400 block of east lycoming streets. police say men threaten the employees at gunpoint and got away with an unknown amount of money. worker faces were injured. it happened last wednesday around 11:45 at night. >>> the wife of the former congressman anthony weiner says she has just had enough. >> yeah. huma abedin, well, she announce that had she's separating from him, of course, fat other have hear child, rob schmidt fills news. >> reporter: hillary clinton's closest aid huma abedin is separating after six years. abedin released this statement after a long painful consideration and work on my marriage, i have made the decision to separate from my husband. anthony and i remain

here being very worried, very concerned. over the murder of a six-year-old woman yesterday obviously why they are so concerned, benjamin hall in london, thank you. jenna: a bank robbery for my robber herself. what she told the judge after leaving the bank with her hall and waiting for the police to get there. plus, purchases by shell companies expanding, why it matters to you and why the government is tracking luxury real estate sales and we want to hear from you. you think telephone will turn the iran deal around about what some are calling ransom and the administration is not. is it a campaign issue? go to foxnews.com/happeningnow to join the conversation. >> americans are buying more and more of everything online. and so many businesses rely on the united states postal service to get it there. that's why we makeore ecommerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. the united states postal service. priority: you i'm terhe is.at golf. but i'd like to keep being terrible at golf for as long as i can. new patented ensure enlive has hmb plus 20 grams of protein to help rebuild muscle. for the strength and energy

here tonight with reaction. >>> then a drug report raises new questions about hillary clinton's health while the press ignores the story. dr. benjamin carson responds. >>> and a major scandal from clinton's past resurfaces. hillary helps a man accused of raping a 12-year-old avoid major charges and then brags about it later. judge jeanine pirro, monica crowley and lisa boothe have reaction. >> i call president obama and hillary clinton the founders of isis. >> plus trump calls president obama and hillary clinton the founders of isis. lieutenant colonel oliver north weighs in. "hannity" starts right here, right now. >>> welcome to "hannity." tonight the mainstream media are on the war path. what do they want to do? take down the republican nominee, donald trump. now, in recent weeks, dozens of so-called reporters, high-profile anchors, so-called journalists, they claim they're unbiased, fair and balanced and trustworthy. they have now revealed their true colors as they now blatantly try to discredit and malign donald trump. now, just take a look at some of the recent examples from the past week. remember, these are all people that cl

here tonight with reaction. >>> then a drug report raises new questions about hillary clinton's health while the press ignores the story. dr. benjaminsponds. >>> and a major scandal from clinton's past resurfaces. hillary helps a man accused of raping a 12-year-old avoid major charges and then brags about it later. judge jeanine pirro, monica crowley and lisa boothe have reaction. >> i call president obama and hillary clinton the founders of

here. then heading still have a downed tree and wires shutting down route 17 a by benjamin road. you'll need local streets. we'll take a live look outside at the george washington bridge where things are moving along nicely. no delays. downtown n trains are running we'll have more weather and traffic coming up on the 4s. >> 5:46. the family killed in in a bus crash are setting up a gofundme fund. she was riding to work when another bus crashed into it nearly splitting in half. her daughter said jessie was a hard-working grandmother who was planning to get together with her family on the night of that accident. >> we spoke and she was like, you know, i have to work, i'll see you, see the kids. and then she never came. >> joseph, the driver of the other bus was also killed in the other crash and then more than a dozen other passengers were injured. the cause of the accident still under investigation. >> the obama administration and the u.n. condemning the terror bombing attack on a wedding party in turkey, funerals were held for the victims yesterday. 51 people were killed in an at

benjamin moore paint, only at one of our authorized retailers near you. ♪ >>> when in lyon, one can't help but see a line from there, from the rustic dishes of the farm and the bouchon, to heret tables of europe. all roads lead here. a major trunk of the tree that goes back to karem and beyond. monsieur paul bocuse. the brigade. the way it is done and has always been done since escoffier instituted a military-style hierarchy into the kitchen. where the only acceptable response to any question or any command is "oui, chef." this is the special forces, the s.a.s. of cooking. and these cooks live to avoid, and these cooks live to avoid, under any circumstances, disappointing their comrades, the hierarchy or monsieur paul. daniel worked here and so have many, many who have gone on to run their own celebrated kitchens. >> hello. [ speaking french ] >> in the '70s as a young wanna-be cook, i managed to lay hands on a french copy of paul bocuse's classic cookbook "la cuisine de marche." and i gaped in wonder at the photos. struggled to translate the descriptions of dishes so fantastic i was quite sure i never, ever in my life would cook, much less eat. if you could please say how h

here in a very big way? secretary albright: yes. dinner thatre was a you are not nice enough to ask you to come and talk at, at the benjamin franklin room, the evening of the naming. didevening was destined idea was to have a menu that was served in the white house in 1947, perfectly historically correct. the only downside was, a, if you did not like jell-o molds with strange things floating in the, you are probably out of luck. if the other thing was, anyone had a sodium problem, was probably carried out of there. secretary albright: yes, it was a typical -- [laughter] jell-o, triscuits. people wondered why we were doing that. it wasn't just elegance. it was real. piano.e the truman an able toproud that i was be in office at the time that we were able to do that. there was nothing more symbolic in terms of america's role in the world than having harry truman's name on this building. michael: totally appropriate. you're talking about the difference it made that harry truman was president rather than somebody else in the late 1940's. i'm not too wild to counter actual history, -- factual history, but i have often thought about what

benjamin hall live from london on the story. what is the latest on this now? reporter: bill, people over heremmer of terror, attack after attack, claimed by isis, carried out in their name across europe. latest one in a belgium city when a man wandered up to the city's main police station, pulled out a machete and began slashing at faces and necks of two female police officers. one remains seriously injured. both are said to be stable. isis claimed responsible by the news agency. stating the attack was caried out by quote, soldier of islamic state. he is only identified by the initials kb, he shouted out "allahu akbar!" during the attack. isis has been telling followers to launch lone wolf attacks across the continent. they are a lot harder to stop. belgium prime minister said this is new reality on the continent. back to you. bill: more to come. benjamin hall, thank you, live in london. abby: coming up donald trump unveiling his plan to get the u.s. economy back on track. what he has in mind for jobs, taxes and america's financial future. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more cove

benjamin hall in london with more. >> reporter: an american is dead following an attack in the british capitol. the 60-year-old woman among the six people stabbed late wednesday evening here in russell square. >> those injured were australian, american, israeli and british. we have of course spoken to the relevant embassies and we will do what's necessary to support them. >> reporter: police used a stun gun to take down the 19-year- old suspect. a norwegian national of somali origin. investigators find nothing link to terrorism and officials say the stabbing spree may have been triggered by mental health issues. >> we believe it's a spontaneous attack and the victims were selected at random. >> reporter: great britain has strict gun control laws. knifattacks are not uncommon. most british police do not carry guns. more cops are being put on london streets following the incident which happened shortly after authorities announced more armed officers would be going on patrol following recent attacks in europe. >> we want to deter the people who might attack us and make clear we are deadly serious about what is a serious challenge. >> it's important that londoners are reassur

benjamin hall is in london with more on what we know about the attacker. >> reporter: an american is dead following an attack in the british capital. 60-year-old woman among the people stabbed here in russell square. >> those injured were aus stillian american, british. will could what's necessary to support them. >> reporter: police using a stun gun to take down the suspect. finding no link to terrorism. and officials say the stabbing may have been triggered by mental health issues. >> at this time we believe it's a spontaneous act and ha the victims were selected at random. >> reporter: great britain has strict gun control laws. attacks here are not uncommon. british police do not carry guns. more following the incident. happened shortly after the authorities say announced more armed officers will be going on patrol following recent attacks in you were why. >> we want to deter the attackers and make sure we're serious about the -- >> we want to make sure that all of us to keep london as an out city safe. >> london has 31,000 police officers, less than 3,000 of into effect. in london benjamin hall, fox news. >> a woman seriously hurt when her boat was caught in the middle of tw

benjamin back there. lemonis: ben? ben: hi, marcus. lemonis: how you doing? i'm marcus. -ben: nice to meet you. -lemonis: nice to meet you. and so, what's your role here?lp manage these guys in here, keep things moving. do a little bit of everything right now. lemonis: and where's your raw materials? ben: raw materials are in the warehouse. we run out to the warehouse, grab the raw materials, bring them in here, and we allow that to dry. and then they return to that room again. lemonis: that sounds kind of... ben: yeah, it's all over the place. that's what i want to change. lemonis: you know what i feel like when i'm in this building? like a mouse looking for his cheese. you start in one room, and you have to visit at least eight of those rooms to finish the product. this place is wildly inefficient. ben: there's not a flow. lemonis: why doesn't your dad want to get it fixed? do you ever talk to him about it? ben: he's kind of just like, you know, stuck in his old ways. it's just how we've been doing it for 20-plus years. lemonis: right. how frustrating is that? ben: it's pretty frustrating. without having space to store things, you're just gonna be st

benjamin frank palestinian founding father and famous printer, was in the rag business and owned paper mills. pennsylvania, franklin's home state, was the heart of early american paper making. it was here in the town of chester, pennsylvania, on the the scott brothers came up with that great innovation, toilet paper on a roll. by then most paper was being made out of trees, not rags. have you ever seen a two-ton roll of toilet paper? next, turning these into human size rolls. they do a regular bath tissue minutes later, they're all packed up and ready to go. two million a day from this factory alone. >> 700 million rolls roughly a year. >> jeff hutter is operations manager at chester mill, now owned by kimberly-clark. >> we can basically wrap the entire earth a thousand times with all the paper that we make with scott 1000. >> in a year. >> in a year. >> americans used more than 77 although we did recycle more than two-thirds of that. back in tucson, though, the paper airplanes fly off. the statistics were of another sort. ken blackburn became an aeronautical engineer because he loved paper airplanes as a kid. >> very good. >> yeah, sure. among the day's winn michael thompson's was the