jamie: george's story oddly parallels bennett's. state eagerness and architecture degree from m.i.t.. 1942 just as then it is being inducted into the army george and his wife and young daughter to her with 110,000 japanese americans forcibly relocated in the japanese camp. he meets a master woodworker who crafts him to have beautiful furniture with japanese hand tools. after the war george bell's a workshop in pennsylvania where he uses the century old techniques to create modern masterpieces. every tree has its destiny. >> a loving the wood to speak for itself by trying to repeal the beauty in the wooded area and part of that is as beautiful natural edge which is characteristic of the work. jamie: to better understand that modernism i turned to a contemporary craftsmen deeply influenced by george. >> of a but to help you make the table. >> to get started takes a chisel and very light little taps. jamie: i know what it means to give a tree a second life through this technique. i am doing a good job. >> pc why bennett is dazzled when

>> reporter: michelle white, bennett's sister, has a hard time making eye contact.t as they look at photos of tonya from happier times, melissa tries again. >> i'm ashamed that he's my dad. i'm ashamed that he has no remorse. i'm ashamed of how he treated your sister and what he did to your sister and i didn't hear her story. her story hasn't been told. >> no, it's all about your dad. all about your dad. all about your dad. and you have done a book about how you grew up. but this person had a life and you, yourself, had made it more public. >> reporter: michelle tells melissa that her publicity only puts her family through more pain, reopening old wounds. >> in reality, we have to relive every moment from the time she walked out that door that i should have stopped her. >> reporter: you were met with a little bit of anger. she said quite eloquently, you made me have to relive that over, all over again by making it so public. >> to hear it from her, you know, that hurt, i'm not going to lie, it hurt. >> reporter: but then as the meeting comes to an end -- >> i'm than

[applause] senator bennett: classmates, thank you for the incredibly kind words. why don't we give her a round of applause for her first year as chancellor. [applause] senator bennett: i can tell you that we are delighted as a state to have you here, i look forward to the work that we will do together. i want to thank the board of trustees, proud parents and families, and of course, the brilliant class, my classmates of 2015. i also want to say hi to my wife who is here today and runs the rocky mountain land use institute. at least, she did run until i gave this speech. chancellor, i have to confess that i consider this year writing a one sentence graduation speech for this class. that sentence was, how about our men's lacrosse team 2015 champions? boom. [applause] really, what more needs to be said? not just about the team itself but about the character and commitment to excellence that it represents and shares with so much of du and its graduates. i thought i would give a one sentence speech too because i'm a little sensitive about my speechmaking anyway. anytim

police say bennett has a prior history. run ins with the law. >> victor bennett is no stranger to the justice system. he has a violent criminal history. he's no stranger to weapons. at this point we're asking for the public's help. >> police say bennett has a tattoo of a cross on the middle of his forehead and a star on the side of his face. the officer was released from the hospital yesterday and is said to be in good spirits. >>> camden county police continuing their search for a missing east camden man tonight. 31-year-old jose burgos reported missing last night from his home on the 400 block of marlton pike pike. police saying he was last seen at philadelphia international airport. he may be headed to los angeles. of course anyone with information being asked to call the camden county police. >>> in north philadelphia, exchange of gunfire left two people dead and two others hurt overnight. it happened around 2:30 this morning near bruner and clarissa streets in nicetown much police say man with a gun approached three pe

as the water rushes over the hood, bennett notices a group of people gathered around a stranded priuson't know if they real that a large flow of muddy water is coming towards them. they have got to get out, man, they are going to get swept away. >> dixon and some other airmen are helping an elderly couple trapped in the prius. >> as i was looking around, that's when i saw the water rushing down the median towards us. and as soon as i saw that water, i told the guys that are helping them, all right, look, we have got to give this everything we have. >> watching the scene unfold, bennett is also worried that time is running out. >> i'm very concerned that they are going to have their backs turned and this wall of water is going to hit them. as i begin moving in that direction, the water swells up even further and the grand marquis begins to float. >> get those people out. >> the force of the water pushes the 4,000-pound car toward the prius and the unsuspecting airmen. >> you just realize that things are turning very bad very quickly. >> bennett starts moving towards the prius, yelling

cruiser us marshals helped tracked down bennett, took too days, though officer read at the arraignment today and should make full recovery. bennett's in jail pending $2 million bail. >>> accusations of a deadly drag race on roosevelt boulevard and tonight a guilty plea. two years ago police say two drivers hit the gas in north philly and killed a mom and her three sons, they tried to cross the busy street. today hal man pled guilty and got five to ten year sentence for the crash that killed 28 year old samaar a banks and her three boys. tomorrow jury selection will begin for the other driver charged in that case. >> overturned dump truck creating traffic back up tonight on busy stretch of road in delaware. skyfox over the scene this afternoon in bear, the crash happened, in the southbound lanes of state road one in the area of route 72, police are telling us the driver was hurt in the crash. they are in critical condition. the northbound lane on straight road one are still shut down tonight. that's backing up traffic as you can see no word yet on what caused the dump truck to turn over

the officer chased bennett but did he get away.y say he is well known to police. >>> victor bennett has violent criminal history. at this time we are are asking for the public's help. >> has the tatoo of a cross in the middle of his forehead, star on the side of his face, 1,500-dollar reward for information that leads to arrest. >> officer released from the hospital released yesterday police say he is eager to get back to work. >> north philadelphia, exchange of gunfire has left two people dead, two others hurt overnight. this happened around 2:30 this morning near bruner and clarissa streets nicetown. police are saying a man with a gun approached three people and tried to rob them. that's when one of the victims pulled out gun and opened fire on the robber. the robber and one of the victims were caught in the crossfire both died short time later. two other were also shot, but were not seriously hurt. >>> upper darby police say it is just a matter of time before they catch two not so bright criminals. investigators say these two me

bennett was armed with a handgun. he is being held on 1 million-dollar bail. >>> a vote for casino gambling throughout new jersey is looking likely. lawmakers say there's no chance to have a referendum on the ballot. in order to do so, a bill must be passed by august 1. >>> arcade games are fun to play while you're down the shore, but are they fair? abc news takes a closer look. >>> plus, firefighters battle a brushfire in the florida everglades why it's believed mother nature may be responsible for i igniting this one. >> reporter: we'll have showers this morning and we'll let you know how it will impact the plans this afternoon and when it clears out in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> fire crews in florida say lightning may have sparked fire in the everglades. it covers about 100 acres. the florida forest service came in to clear away brush abbey trees to stop the fire from spreading. >>> this is what it looks like in cooksville. days of heavy rain triggered flash flooding, the area could see anothe

bennett shot officer prince reid late wednesday night. reid took a bullet fragment in the arm and searched for the suspect before heading to the hospital. >>>. >>> the discovery of a woman's body in atlantic county is a case of murder tonight. an autopsy has revealed someone stabbed lois collier to death inside her home yesterday. that home in mullica township collier was 56. investigators haven't said anything about suspects or a motive. >>> check out this well dressed bank robber in montgomery county. he wore a jacket and tie while holding up a wells fargo branch on limekiln pike. he wore a bucket hat, sunglasses and red scarf. the fbi gave us these surveillance pictures tonight. call upper dublin township police if you recognize him. >>> the latest on the murder of an 85-year-old philadelphia woman in her east mt. airy home tonight. three people questioned by police are out of custody. regina bruener's car was returned to her drive way today. police found the car in north philadelphia tuesday. it's covered in fingerprint dust and was s

the officer chased bennett down but he got away. they say he is well known to police. >>> ben set no changer to the jus -- >> ben set no stranger to the justice system and to weapons. we're asking for the public's help. >> police say we're showing you a close-up to see he's got the cross tattoo in the middle of his forehead and star on side of face. there's money out there for him. there's a1500 reward. if you know where he is call police. the officer was released from the hospital on thursday. and he is eager to get back to work. >> taking a look at your interactive weather. hopefully people will find a we to get out and enjoy it right now looking at the -- what trenton makes the world bridge in trenton. looks a little foggy in and out. maybe a sprinkle of rain. let's get the details, mike will it get better for us. >> i don't know we're covered there's the trenton shot. all shots throughout the delaware valley guys that have a lot of clouds and showers part of the forecast. get ready for that if you do to the beaches today it will

able to track down arrest bennett. he officer at today's arraignment, and expected to make full recovery. >> the new captain america. >> south jersey carli lloyd today. >> score! >> yes that's one reason why what a performance by lloyd in yesterday's women's world cup final right here on fox 29. delran native scoring the quickest hat trick in world cup history. leading the us charge in the five to two win over japan. now, that epic win made history, the first to win three tight. >> lloyd and the rest of the team celebrating into the night, you can imagine but this morning she was on fox and friends to talk about the team's big win. >> i don't think it sunk in, i think just quietly kind of flying under the radar being on this team over the years and i love to perform at the biggest stage love pressure situations i love when people tell me i can't do something that's what keeps me going. keeps me motivated, and i just want to continue to fight like an underdog, and go out there, work hard. >> no one could be more excited

victor bennett was taken into custody last night. police say bennett shot officer prince reed late wednesday night. despite the injury he searched for the suspect before heading to the hospital. >>> on thursday 56-year-old lois collier was found inside her home stabbed to death. they have no suspect or a motive in this case. >>> the time now is 5:08. temperature just below 70 degrees outside. a woman is gunned down at a popular tourist attraction in san francisco. what we're learning about the man accused in the deadly shooting. >>> plus don't forget the bug spray. we'll tell you where mosquitoes can be a real problem on this fourth of july. >>> good morning. i'm tracking light showers moving in on this fourth of july holiday. there's a live look at the radar. you can see we're seeing heavier rain closer to the poconos and the northern parts of the lehigh valley. everywhere else this is light spotty rain. this is not going to ruin your fourth of july plans. but hour-by-hour breakdown shows on and off showers throughout the day. the g

bennett fired at the officer as he drove by in an unmarked vehicle.5,000 reward is being offered in that case. >>> two men steel a phone. then take pictures of themselves on it. what they didn't realize is that the victim would be able to see the photos thanks to the digital cloud, police in upper darby are hoping to catch the thieves, syma chowdhry has more on this investigation. >> reporter: there are two things wrong in these pictures. the men are holding an illegal weapon and the photos were taken with a stolen cell phone. >> they're going to get caught. it's just a matter of time. >> reporter: superintendent michael chitwood is looking for the two men. they are accused of stealing a pizza delivery man's car. it happened at the park lane east apartments early monday morning. he left his car running and went inside the building. when he came out, his car was gone. inside of it, $500 and his are cell phone. the car was found only a few blocks away, but money and phone were missing. the cell phone tracking device was turned off, but not its photo str

bill bennett had been -- the drug czar didn't like it and went after them. the above shares and went to the meetings and protested demanding the executives and the company's needless to say they refused to do so and within a couple of months he was fired but he picked himself up and dusted himself off in the american music business citing all of the same once again and cornering the market. he signed the largest contract anyone has seen and read about $200 million over the next ten years. when he did that he was presiding over an entire and that was because of a third guy, the most fascinating of all. he was a context disc manufacturing facility worker at the kings mountain plant in south carolina. he worked at the packaging line so i'll had come through that stage right past him everyday. there were about a million discs in a single day and because of all of the signings that were happening, all of the music was literally at his fingertips. he devised a message to smuggle it out and threw the similar tweakers he found online for probably about 2000 of the c

police arrested victor bennett in collingswood on friday after a brief foot chase. investigators say bennett shot a police officer in the arm in camden on wednesday night. that officer is expected to recover. >>> an overnight gun battle in university city. critically injures two people. it happened on the 3500 block of samson street when police say gunfire erupted between several people shortly after 1:30 a.m. one witness surrendered his gun and told police that he exchanged gunfire with the suspect. police are searching for two other male suspects at this point both between the ages of 21 and 30. >>> and a crash on the roosevelt boulevard leaves a teenager dead and another man in critical condition. "eyewitness news" at adams avenue in lawncrest. police say the 19-year-old lost control of his car and hit a tree at about 3 o'clock this morning. medics pronounced him dead at the scene. his passenger a 53-year-old man was rushed to the hospital with a crushed leg a broken arm and a head injury. he's currently in critical condition. >>> while millions of americans mean

a judge doubled victor bennett's bail this morning. we counted at least 20 camden county police officers on hand for that hearing. among them was officer prince reed, seen here leaving the courtroom. police say victor bennett shot reed last wednesday night on kenwood avenue while the officer was working undercover. officer reed took a bullet fragment in the arm. authorities captured bennett after a chase in collingswood and prosecutors want to make sure he stays locked up. >> with regard to whether or not the defendant is a flight risk i don't think there's any question that he's a flight risk in this case. he was already fleeing the streets of collingswood with a loaded hand gun on a holiday weekend, friday afternoon in broad daylight. he's clearly a danger to the community. >> even though the officer was wounded he searched for the suspect before heading to the hospital for treatment. >>> south philadelphia detectives are asking for your help looking for this guy here. watch on the surveillance video as he rides his bike up to the bi

authorities captured bennett after a chase in collingswood. prosecutors want to make sure this man stays locked up. >> with regard to whether or not the defendant is a flight risk i don't think there's any question that he's a flight risk in this case. he was already fleeing the streets of collingswood with a loaded hand gun on a holiday weekend on friday afternoon in broad daylight. he's clearly a danger to the community. >> even though officer reed was wounded he searched for the suspect before heading to the hospital for treatment. >>> we are now learning what offices fbi agents raided last week at allentown city hall. doug shimell is live at city hall. what did you uncover? >> reporter: allentown has become a modern day boom town with tens of millions of dollars of new development money flowing into the city and the feds are apparently on some sort of money trail that appears to be centered right here at city hall. the fbi simultaneously went to different departments inside allentown city hall last week. >> they didn't ask questions of any

bennett is accused of shooting officer prince read on cynwyd avenue at park boulevard last week. the arm by a bullet fragment and is recovering at home. today the judge raised bennett's file $2 million. >>> wilmington police detectives spent several hours at a shooting scene on north madison street. detectives way seay one person was shot in the stomach and then ran to the intersection of madison and seventh street and then collapsed. the victim was taken to the hospital in unknown condition. authorities have not commented on a suspect or a motive. >> philadelphia police are hoping that you recognize a thief who targeted a south philadelphia restaurant. this is surveillance video from bing bing dim sum on south 22nd street back on june 24th. investigators say a man broke in through the takeout window about 3:30 in the morning. he took $500 cash, an ipad an few bottles of liquor and ran off. if you recognize this suspect authorities would like to hear from you. >>> a salem county health clinic that serves adults and children without insurance is under investigation tonight for all

simeon bennett: potentially huge.f but you can imagine a cure for hiv being a multibillion-dollar opportunity. we are not talk about new drugs but the ones we already got, using the much earlier to treat patients in the early stages of infection. and so the likes of gilead and glaxosmithkline are investing in hiv cure research and really you can see it being a huge opportunity. manus: thank you for a heartening story on a day on pharmaceuticals. simeon bennett bloomberg health reporter. a cell of the financial times. receiving interest and potential buyers. for more now joined by manuel. where have i heard this story before? i heard it last year. they chatted. costly to run ft. is $1 billion right? manuel: this time around, they are trying to sell it. let's see if it goes through. we have seen it in the media industry this year quiet compared to other sectors like health care and telecom and technology. this is a trophy assets. manus: is it where it comes into the fray? manuel maigorri: exactly. media companies lookin

hi, i'm chef robert bennett of classic cake and this is your fox p food bite. a delicious summertime treat for the kids. you take a cookie of your choice, prebaked peanut cookies, i'm going to sandwich them with peanut hughes, dip them in chocolate. and then i'm going to show you how to make the mousse. three ounces of cream cheese, one cup sugar and one cup cream i peanut buttment you can use chunk i, if you like. it's your choice. mix it up one minute. while that's mixing i'm going to make the whip cash. one quarter cup granulated sugar and one cup heavy cream. if your twitchen is warm, put the cream on ice. you don't want it to get warm. the salt, soft. i don't want to over whip this. it quickly comes together. it's still barely pourable. you don't want it too thick because you're going to have to be working it. i'm going to add a little bit of a cream to start with. maybe a quarter of it to get the two ingredients to know each other. another reason not to over whip your cream because all of agitation can turn the cream into butter as well. now that is light

bennett was armed with a handgun, being held on $1 million bail.er prince reid is out of the hospital and recovering this holiday weekend. >>> a vote to expand casino gambling throughout new jersey is looking less likely this fall. lawmakers say this is almost no chance of having a referendum on the ballot. in order to do so, a bill must be passed by august 3. lawmakers say there's no concensus on the issue and the kind of intense effort to get a ballot question approved is just not happening. >>> looking for a do it yourself project this holiday weekend? the designers at the live well show show you how to create a great area. >>> police look for baby flamingo at a florida park, police believe they were stolen. >>> chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues in just a moment. >> parts of tennessee are under water and bracing for more bad weather. this is what it looked like in cookville. days of heavy rain triggered flash flooding, homes and vehicles surrounded by high water, the area could see another

hard line coalition partner bennett releasing a statement, quote, this day will be remembered as a blackfree world. history books are rewritten today with the most dangerous and severe chapter. very strong rhetoric coming from the israeli government. presumably before they had a chance to read the entire agreement. that illustrates the lack of trust that existed throughout the process. also hearing from foreign minister saying quote now the talks are over it is time for action. i call upon our friends and allies tasked with reviewing the agreement to reject this bad deal. they are signaling what is happening focus of the israeli government going forward and persuading opinion of lawmakers around the world, particularly u.s. lawmakers as congress is set to review any agreement. christine. >> erin in jerusalem. thank you. >>> let's get back to vienna. the nuclear talks underway there. they completed a nuclear deal. they are back behind closed doors. officials behind closed doors before they address the public and announce the contents of the deal at a press conference. our chief internatio

sean bennett takes us to the front line. >>> cal fire says they still have a tough job ahead as they enter day three. smoke filled canyons through highway 49. you can even smell it before you get to the base camp where crews have been setting up. multiple agencies have been fighting this fire for the last three days. so far there have been four injuries to firefighters. three of them have been released from the hospital in sacramento. one remains in the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. no structures have been destroyed but so far flames are threatening 1800 homes in both placer and nevada counties. there will be a shift in the weather. that's going to be the story. it's expected to be triple digits wednesday, thursday, friday and into the weekend as well. crews want to get an advantage and a big head start during the day shift as opposed to the night shift. >> we are optimistic with additional aircraft but our plan of attack is to increase the containment line. we want that line around it. we have increased temperatures coming with lower humidity. we really want to get ahe

a judge doubled victor bennett's bail to $2 million at a hearing yesterday.we counted at least 20 camden county police officers there for hearing. among them was officer prince reed, seen her leaving the courtroom. police say victor bennett shot reed last night on kenwood avenue while the officer was working under cover. he took a bullet fragment in the arm. prosecutors want to make sure he stays locked up even though officer reed was wounded he searched for the suspect before heading to the hospital for treatment. >>> the man accused of opening fire on police and setting several fires in a chester neighborhood will be in court today. investigators say charles is responsible for starting a house fire that displaced 28 people. when officers caught up to him in the days following, police say he opened fire and then ran away. police arrested him a few days later. >>> we expect to learn more about the duck boat crash that killed a tourist in philadelphia in may. dr. elizabeth karnicki of texas was run over by a sight seeing vehicle when crossing the street. it wa

. >> israeli prime minister bennett says iran will continue what he calls its murderous aggression. >> this is a bad mistake of historic proportions. >> it's been described as historic, a landmark deal, the beginning of a new era. finally after years of negotiations, world powers have reached an agreement with iran on limiting its nuclear activity. in return, economic sanctions will be lifted. let's take a look at what is included in this deal. the accord contains what's described as a snap back clause. u.n. sanctions will be restored within 65 days if iran does not comply with terms. the initial sanctions will stay eight more years. iran could challenge visits to nuclear false sits. bans will be lifted in investment oil gas and aviation. iran will retain the right to enrich some uranium but not enough to make a nuclear weapon. we have more from vienna. >> a historic deal, one that the key players here say will limit the threat from a nuclear iran. >> today is an historic day. >> it's an agreement that will further anger opponents who say it's a dangerous and historic mistake. >> iran

right now the suspect, victor bennett, is being officially arraigned. officers arrested him friday after they say he shot officer prince reed wednesday night along kenwood avenue. officer reed took a bullet fragment in the arm. bennett has been in jail after failing to post a $1 million bail. >>> we have new video showing a suspect breaking into an asian american restaurant in south philadelphia. this happened late last month. investigators say he forced open a window leading into the restaurant along south 22nd street in gerard estates and took off after stealing $500 and several bottles of liquor. >>> police are investigating a shooter in mantua. police took the victim to the hospital, where he's listed in critical condition. investigators are still looking for the gunman. >>> a shooting in philadelphia's frankford neighborhood sent a man to the hospital around 11:30 last night. police tell us several people approached the victim and opened fire and jumped into a car and took off. police are looking for them. the victim is listed in critical condition

. >> jon: much like when elizabeth bennett attended the netherfield ball hoping to dance with wickhamnly to find out dorothy scared him away requiring her to spend entirely too much time pairing off with mr. collins and everyone pulled out a knife and decapitated each other! (laughter) spoiler alert! so turkey is helping us in the fight against i.s.i.s. by bombing our allies in the fight against i.s.i.s. no matter what happens, the kurds ultimately get (bleep). we'll be right ♪ ♪ ♪ all the goodness of milk. all the deliciousness of hershey's syrup. squeeze. stir. share. tadaaa! the nominees for best new artists are... blue razz, chocolate strawbs and cinna roll! and the winner is... (belches) blaaaaaaahhhh.... yeah. tadaaa! crazy good! only pull 'n' peel let's you pull it, peel it, play it. fun never tasted so good with chewy, fruity pull 'n' peel candy from twizzlers. when you move, degree motionsense reacts with unique microcapsules activated by movement that release bursts of freshness all day. motionsense. protection to keep you moving. degree. it won't let you down. (cheers and a

stars ♪ [♪♪♪] >> gary :at petco park in san diego tonight our former chief metoerolgist jaqcuiline bennetth at the giants-padres game pretty strong throw there she is with her husband matt to the game chris heston brilliant gave up no hits throught the first 5 innings sit down matt kemp : 7 1/3 ip, 1 hit, 0 runs top 4th brandon crawford. 3-run home run he now has 13 homers and 58 rbi 5-0 giants top 6th hector sanchez grand slam off dale thayer 9-0 giants but check it out as thayer throws his gum at sanchez. apparently he didn't like sanchez's bat flip then in the 9th after grounding out padres reliever shawn kelley had some words for sanchez as he rounded 1st sanchez doesn't appreciate it. bench clear no one died final: 9-3 giants their 7th win in last 8 games the dodgers lost so the giants are now 2 ½ games back in the n.l. west federal prosecutors have decided to drop their obstuction of justice case against barry bonds the decision was made today by the u.s. department of justice not to ask the supreme court to review the decision by the court of appeals that overtunred his 2011 convict

as sean bennett reports rugged terrain and dry conditions are hindering the firefight. >> fire crews from around the entire state of california. like county fighting the rocky fire. crews out here right now are just trying to get hoses out onto the hillside. these are the types of conditions are firefighters are seeing, they're going into areas that are already burned and have reignited new areas around the valley that have scorched or are on fire now. at this point you can see the columns of smoke for miles. dark plumes and wife plumes of smoke. or than 600 firefighters from all over the state have been ferociously fighting the fire for several days now. under the triple digit heat new flames ripped through hundreds of more acres. we talked with one evacuee today who was scared and gently doesn't know what is going to happen. >> it's terrifying but you just go and get everything you can and take care of your animals and do what you can to get out of here. >> there is too much terrain. >> not only are firefighters out here assessing the damage and trying to get the flames out but, th

police say bennett shot at officer prince reed's car. the officer was hit in the arm with a bullet fragment. he searched for the suspect before heading to the hospital. >>> new information in the case of an elderly woman murdered in east mount airy and the search for her killers. the three people police questioned last night were released. nbc 10's cydney long with what was learned today. >> reporter: we now know one woman and two men were not detained overnight by homicide detectives but exactly what information they gave up or their relationship to the victim, if any, is not clear. it comes as police detectives are analyzing a key piece of evidence, a laptop computer that belonged to the victim but seized inside a home in west oak lane on bouvier street making people who live there concerned about any potential connection. apparently no longer needed as evidence murder vick testimony regina bruener's silver toyota sits parked in her driveway covered in fingerprint residue. at close glance you can see where detectives were able to lift

marshals have just caught this man 21-year-old victor bennett. he was wanted for shooting a police officer in camden on wednesday night. and the fugitive traffic force went to an apartment of hadon over and hollies loom. he was loaded with .9 millimeter handgun and held on you have to read. he is recovering this holiday weekend. >> a blue business suit arrived in a mask bucket style had and bank bandit who held up laws and foremen. fbi released photographs us to ever gun point hite 10:30 in the morning and the bank robber threatened tellers but nobody was hurt. >> we reported this bank rock ro reason tuesday chestnut hill. tonight we have surveillance engs of the hod yum. i'm throwing a bag on delaware county demanding to much. >> thor ear 5251 guard. and fortunately nobody was hurt here and detectives juan tou take lease look at the suspect in late teens or early 20s. if you see them don't approach them call 911. >> the power was out for a week because of the storm and infewer rating south jersey residents. it will review atlantic city electric'

police say bennett opened fire on officer read as he drove past in an unmarked car. the officer was hit in the arm and is recovering. officer read could not shoot back because he was getting cover from the incoming bullet. he later however tried to search for the suspects. anyone with information is asked to call police. >> in health check tonight concerns about lightning strikes. believe it or not they happen more in july than any other month of the year. this year alone 14 people have been killed by lightning already and the national weather service has one simple rule to keep in mind when you're outdoors. when thunder roars, go indoors. no outdoor place is safe as lightning can strike 10 to 15 miles away from a storm. on a more positive note, though statistics show 90 percent of people injured by lightning do survive. >> part of the holiday set celebrations for many americans this fourth of july will be the fireworks thanks to an easing of restrictions in many states there's been a surge in fireworks sales. >> but experts of course warn of the dangers, too and abc

rose: because he knew james bennett. coates: he knew james bennett. think they had overlapped at "the times" together. i'm sorry david is not here to see all of this. rose: me too. he was such an often guest on this program and had something unique about the ability to go right to the core. even if everybody else was somewhere else, he knew where it was. why is what you are doing resonating so much and so deeply with people like toni morrison? coates: that i cannot answer. i don't know. what i can tell you is i think certain aspects of african-american humanity, anger is one of those aspects, are not allowed to be aired in public the same way with other people. i think there is great fear when black to talk about their anger, -- black people talk about their anger, their negative emotions, their hatred of certain things. i think that makes people very very uncomfortable. rose: you also think, though -- help me understand. in a sense that there is built-in to the establishment of america and understanding that building on slavery, that what we have is

we spoke to hardline coalition partner natally bennett who says promises were broken. take a listen. >> it's going to legitimize iran's quest for nuclear power, and in effect all the promises that we've heard over the past year that the embargo would not be lifted, well, the embargo is lifted on missiles albeit five years down. we have heard there's going to be anywhere, anytime sanctions. now we know it's not anytime, anywhere sanctions. we know when the west wants to inspect something, it will have to be a very cumbersome process that will give enough time for iran to hide its activities. >> now, israeli officials tell me they're just getting their hands on this agreement. when bennett was here in the cnn bureau, he was actually sitting there reading it leading up to that interview, so they're going through this agreement right now line by line, word for word, every piece of this agreement no doubt will be analyzed by israeli officials. there is a security cabinet meeting going on today as well. we heard from prime minister benjamin netanyahu before that cabinet bega

. >> jon: much like when elizabeth bennett attended the netherfield ball hoping to dance with wickham only to find out dorothy scared him away requiring her to spend entirely too much time pairing off with mr. collins and everyone pulled out a knife and decapitated each other! (laughter) spoiler alert! so turkey is helping us in the fight against i.s.i.s. by bombing our allies in the fight against i.s.i.s. no matter what happens, the kurds ultimately get (bleep). we'll be right okay, what is this? it's chewy. really icy. wooh. that's intense! it just hits you. its gum. no. it's totally a mint! it's disappearing as i am chewing it. where did it go? it's not a gum. not a mint. it's a totally new cool. new ice breakers cool blasts. did you leave behind something reliable? something that felt like... home? and now you can't connect the way you used to... because you switched wireless carriers and can't get a reliable connection anymore. it's okay. we're still here for you and we'll be happy to have you back on a reliable network. come home to verizon and get 10 gigs for $80 a month plus $

to find out, we have robin bennett and susan briggs. they call themselves the dog gurus. they're also the authors of the book "off-leash dog play." welcome. >> thanks. we're happy to be here. >> it's great to be here with you today. >> so, susan, we can't assume that a wagging tail is always a good sign, can we? >> no, you can't. we love our dogs, and they communicate a lot to us, and the tail is an important part of that, but just because it's wagging its tail doesn't mean it's friendly and you should approach it. >> do you have to worry about speed or where they're holding their tail? >> yes. you look at what position is the tail, whether they're holding it high or low, and you look at how fast that wag is. >> robin, can you give us some specific examples? >> well, sure. let's say you're going to pet that dog, and he ends up turning mean. you might have noticed the dog's tail was wagging, but he might have been protecting his owner. so that tail wag might have been way up over his back, really high, because that's a really good sign that the dog is protecting something,

-- stephen bennett jobs report? even then a jobs report? professor blinder: almost.here is absolutely nothing showing on the price side. the only place that the worry warts about inflation have to look is on the wage side and they have been looking mostly at the eci. that is what gives it kind of elevated importance these days. alix: to me what was striking was the lack of any sign posting. on one day might raise it. typically it is before the committee meeting, they do something to language that indicates. what do you expect that might be and why have we not seen it? jan: it is partly that i don't think they really have a strong intention to go at the september meeting. that is my interpretation at least. happens to be consistent my forecast. there may be confirmation bias, if possible. but i do think it is consistent with that. i also think they have been saying, in the minutes in the congressional testimony that they don't need additional language to lift off. that is certainly what they would say. but to me it does seem pretty surprising that there is still a fai

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. >> rose: was it jamie bennett? that's exactly it, he knew james bennett. i think we overlapped the times together and he wrote james and said, you should take a look at this guy. i'm sorry david is not here to see this. >> rose: i miss him. he was such an often guest on this program and he just had something unique about the ability to go right to the core, and even if everybody else was somewhere else he knew where it was. >> he did. >> rose: why is what you were doing resonating so much and so deeply with people like toni morrison? >> that, i can't answer. i don't know. what i can tell you is i think certain aspects of african-american humanity and anger is one of those aspects, are not allowed to be aired in public the same way with other people. i think there's great fear when black people talk about their anger, negative emotions and hatred of certain things. i think that makes people very, very uncomfortable. >> rose: you also think though, that -- and help me understand, and i don't want to define you i want you to define yourself -- in a sense that

radar bennett valley road so don't be surprised if you see a few drops in your neighborhood. rain so far. half moon bay visibility half mile with the fog and sea breeze helped to drop our temperatures today. but we still had all the sub tropical moisture come through and last night check out the picture. beautiful picture sent by one of the viewers on twitter and if you want to send in gorgeous pictures if weather pick, sky pick, do so please tag them with our hash-tag and that was by san rafael. still human. mountain view 60 degrees. humidity between 60 and 69 degree dew point so if it steals sticky to you you are not immanueling things. cooler in most areas 50's and 60's. 72 in antioch. you look at the picture from the emeryville camera. very murky ride. fog could slow you down. chance of showers sprinkle in the morning that mean damp roadway and dense fog at the coast. mild warm for your hotel difficult weekend. satellite radar showing you where the sub tropical moisture comes from. it's a stream and it is moving in from the south. continue to did so circulation around the

but our thanks to you, susan bennett.he voice of siri joining us from atlanta. >> i tell you, by the way, you know what to do when you have an analyst on the other side of the tv screen. i don't know what to do with siri. >> what's your most commonly asked question? >> nobody on this desk uses siri. >> i do. and you get some very funny things, actually. >> guy doesn't know what siri is. >> the questions tim would ask siri are probably not allowed on air. >> anyway. >> just quickly, on apple what level are you watching tomorrow? >> 119. and whatever that low in july, 119 and change. we're a little higher now. >> how about you? >> again, probably 110. i mean, we've talked about this on the desk but i don't think you do anything different if you own the stock today. there was nothing here that told me this stock is any different today than yesterday. >> and you say 115 is your magic level. >> 115. that's my magic level. magic. >> mr. bear. are you still bearish? >> got a little excited. i like -- >> where did the sentiment c

investigators say bennett shot a police officer in the arm in camden on wednesday night.ficer is expected to recover. >>> and police are now searching for two suspects involved in a gun battle in university city. it happened on the 3500 block of samson street when police say gunfire erupted between several people shortly after 1:30 in the morning. police say the two male suspects are both between the ages of 21 and 30. two people remain in the hospital in critical condition. >>> a crash on the roosevelt boulevard leaves a teenager dead and another man in critical condition. "eyewitness news" at adams avenue in lawncrest. police say the 19-year-old lost control of his car and hit a tree at around 3 o'clock this morning. med ticks pronouncedmedics pronounced him dead at the scene. his passenger is in critical condition tonight. >>> delaware environmental officials preparing for a spike in the mosquito population. they say recent heavy rains are beneficial to mosquito egg breeding. higher than normal mosquito counts are already being reported in milford, laurel and dover, de

in the second panel, we looked at the president of bennett college. we looked at the sit in's. how she was involved. in the last, a person who married an inmate on death row as a political act. she felt he was innocent and a lot of people wanted to create a political cachet around this political call and relationship. there was a lot of anti-poverty work and anti-prison work, interesting figures across the 20th century that went beyond what was expected of them in terms of their roles as women in public society. >> what was it like to be a black woman in washington dc in the early 1900s. prof. lindsey: an interesting range of opportunities and challenges. people think of it in terms of the great migration in the late 19th century to cities like new york and chicago. a major migration of women happened in washington around the civil war. 1865 to 1900, you have so many women coming to d.c. i liken d.c. to this urban upper south. a gateway city, in many ways. a lot of people have connections to washington, d.c. there are a number of institutions that employ black women. there is a