>> jack benny. >> correct. jack benny. this is president truman and jack benny. they are playing and he filmed one of his shows here in the truman library in 1959. this is a newspaper clipping from about the 1948 election. somebody added comments to it. there is a collection here at the truman library. many of the letters that are in our collection from truman, he expresses interest in their families. as well as people writing back to him express -- how is margaret? i hope they are doing well. this is a letter that talks about the enclosed picture, which is the clipping he is referring to. it brought back fond memories of our press club engagement. of course, they had to have a corny joke to it, but i still like it. all good wishes and congratulations to your family. if you need anybody for entertainment purposes, let me know. president truman did not seek out entertainers, or well-known people, yet, he cultivated relationships with them. especially with jack benny. he had a good friendship with him. here they are again at the truman library. this is, umm, at the

then there are inmates like benny alonzo, he's been convicted of felony gun possession.n less than 24 hours, he will appear before a judge to learn his sentence. >> i've been stressing a lot, too, though. i can't eat. i haven't ate lunch in three days already. >> do something, dog. >> i already know. >> alonzo will most likely be sentenced to state prison but it won't be the first time. >> how many times have you been incarcerated? >> oh, a couple of times. i mean, every time i get locked up -- one, two, three, four, five, i can't really remember. maybe like seven times, six times. i don't know. >> sold heroin, crack, coke, weed, anything. one-stop shop at the house. started using drugs, started the cycle going down. just sucks, that lifestyle is no good. >> compounding the stress of his sentencing is the fear that it will also cost him his girlfriend this time. >> i'm scared. that's one of my biggest fears, i'm going to lose my family because i mean it happens. i've seen it too many times where people get -- i have faith. me and her are stronger than that. me and her ar

it ended up catching benny's shirt on fire around hits stomach and armpit. >> reporter: we're told benny is still recovering in the hospital as we speak. detectives say kevon edwards now faces a long list of serious charges including attempted first and second degree murder and so far it's still unclear what was the motive behind this attack. so when the owner danny shah heard benny was the one who put his life on the line he says at first he couldn't believe it but then he said he wasn't surprised at all when he found out it was benny who was involved because that's just the type of >> he just wants to help everybody. even down here in the neighborhood everybody knows him. he cuts the neighbor's grasses, he shovels the snow, doesn't ask them for money or anything. he's just a neighborhood friendly guy. tell you everybody around here when they find out it's benny they worry because they all know he's been a very helpful person. >> reporter: now, the owner told us he is extremely grateful for benny because he believes this situation, this tragedy in this case could have turned out much wo

we tack to actor robert pattinson and film making brothers josh and benny safdie. >> loneliness suddenly hit. he doesn't know quite how to process it and the only thing he really has is just a sibling and that's it because the rest of his family clearly has nothing to do with him. but, yeah, he's -- he doesn't actually want to love his brother for his brother, he just loves him because it's his. >> rose: we conclude with a remembrance of glen campbell, died today at age 81. we talked to patrick doyle of rolling stone magazine and a portrait of glen campbell from anthony mason, the anchor of cbs "cbs evening news." >> he had a very clear tenor voice but he had all this emotion behind it, and you could hear the sadness in his voice, and it was just a lot of strings and slick music, but the songs were so good. >> rose: the future of the democratic party, the movie "good time," and remembering glen campbell, all of that when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwid

all right it looks like we unfortunately lost that feed to phyllis bennis hopefully we can bring her back to you in a few moments because we don't want to miss out on her fox but for now we're going to move on to some other news the trumpet ministration impose new sanctions on sixteen chinese and russian individuals and firms yesterday the treasury department and acted these sanctions against entities it says have conducted business with the democratic people's republic of north korea in ways which advance the country's missile and nuclear weapons program among those penalized are six chinese companies including three coal companies to signal poor based companies that sell oil to d.p. r. k. and three russians who work with them a russian company and its director are also being sanctioned for their involvement in deals pertaining to d.p. r. k. metals additional sanctions were placed on entities accused of violating existing un sanctions the spall is a un security council resolution unanimously passed on august fifth to further expand sanctions already aimed at cutting d p r k's abilit

jack benny was married to mary for a long time. george burns, buddy hackett. there's something about laughter and the longevity of a marriage. >> yeah. what do you make of the fact that stuff that you did on record 50 years ago still kills in front of an audience a half a century later? >> luck. >> yeah. >> i mean, i didn't plan it, you know. >> but the joke, i mean, you don't tell jokes, you tell stories, but the material. it says something about the material. >> well, because it's still true. i mean, the first, i had the driving instructor. >> the funny stuff. >> then i had the submarine commander, which is about being in service. >> mm-hm. >> and that still exists. >> yeah. >> and then i had abe lincoln. you know, talking to his press agent. and i mean, that's even more prevalent than it was 50 years ago. >> yeah. trying to imagine abe lincoln talking to sean spicer. what a conversation. >> he'd get mad at him. >> which leads me to this. if you had done it, i have never seen you do it. you don't really, you don't really toil in political >> no. >> stuff. in

it ended up catching benny's shirt on fire around his stomach >> reporter: now, as of tonight benny istill recovering in the hospital as we speak and the suspect in this case kevon edwards is being held without bond and as of right now, it is still unclear whether or not he came inside and intentionally set off that molotov cocktail. of course we will let you know as the story develops. for now reporting live in beltsville this evening kristen leone fox5 local news. >> ♪ >> a woman accused of throwing urine in the face of a metrobus driver is out of jail tonight but the judge ordered her to get a mental evaluation. this right here -- let's see if we have that surveillance for you -- there it is -- surveillance video from the bus. opal brown wrote an apology letter before she turned herself in. fox5's matt ackland is live at d.c. superior court tonight with the very latest. matt. >> reporter: yeah, shawn, the judge today told opal brown to stay away from the driver and also to stay the x2 line. that's where it all happened. but after we did our 5 o'clock report we heard from metro and t

benny is in new york. line for independents. benny: good morning, america. it was three point $4 million to fix the white house. how does this compare to the $17.5 million from the 2009 stimulus package spends on roosevelt's house where they ran fiber-optic cables to his barn and did a whole bunch of different projects around there ? as an independent, if you're going to complain about the amount of money being spent, at least we have a current president living at the white house. know i don't know if you about that. was that something the park service requested? >> this is a really apples and oranges comparison. is something quite different. they are not administered by the national park service. i'm not familiar with the amount of money that was spent in 2009. i want to check that out because i am reluctant to comment. it is a totally separate issue and budgetary item. new jersey. david, democrat. david: what has been the balance, financially and in terms of time, with structural and cosmetic improvements? thank you. t: the white house gets a lot of wear a

ny.k ben this is president truman and jack benny. he filmed one of his shows here in the truman library in 1959. a newspaper clipping from 1948's election. somebody had it -- somebody added comments to it. there is a collection here at the truman library. many of the letters that are in truman, heion from expresses interest in their families. as well as people writing back i hope theyss -- are doing well. this is a letter that talks -- the clipping he is referring to. memories ofack fond our press club engagement. they have a corny joke, i like it. all good wishes and congratulations to your family. if you need anybody for entertainment purposes, let me know. president truman did not seek out entertainers, or well-known people, yet, he cultivated relationships with them. he had a good friendship with jack benny. here they are again at the truman library. umm, at the library again. uh, a clip.s, birthday on violin] [laughter] [applause] >> i don't know, one night you are the star of a big hour-long coast-to-coast television show, then

this is president truman and jack benny. jack benny filmed one of his shows at the truman library in 1959. clipping newspaper from the 1948 election somebody added comments to. these are part of the collection at the truman library. many of the letters in our expresses, truman interest in their families. the people writing back to him wish his family well. this is a letter that talks about the clipping he is referring to saying it brought back fond memories of the press club engagement. of course, he had to add a corny joke. wishes and congratulations to your family from mrs. benny and me. if you ever need someone in washington for entertainment, let me know. president truman did not seek out entertainers or well-known people but he cultivated relationships. this is at the truman library. they are at the library again. this is a clip. [scratchy violin music] [laughter] [applause] [laughter] >> you can watch this and other american history programs on our website where all of our video is archived. that is c-span.org/history.

a metro pcs phone store and bennie's where repair costs could hit veep thousand dollars. >> we had to get our repair guy out. spent a lot of money and get everything fixed. >> reporter: northeast deck boss like to talk to this guy who they say is a person of interest in nine rooftop burglaries or attempted burglaries since june. his plan is the same every time. >> he'll go up on the roof, hit the exhaust unit. and heavily damage it and then try to get gain entry that way. >> he's causing a lot of people a lot of money an lot of aggravation. >> reporter: now police believe the burglar is carrying burglary tools in had backpack they say he may be from the bustleton area. they are talking with bensalem police who have two very similar incidents back in june. lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, dave. >>> he came in, started looking to the menu, then ajar of money from the counter vanished. donations meant to help the hungry. but the cameras caught what happened. >>> and when you leave your wallet on septa bus, the chances of getting back your valuable possessions are stim to none, ri

check any -- jack benny. this is president truman and jack benny. he found one of his shows here at the truman library in 1959. this is a newspaper clipping from the 1948 election that somebody added a comment to. these are all from our collection here at the truman library. we have a letter here. many of the letters in our collection, truman expresses interest in their families as well as the people writing back express the same. this letter talks about, from the enclosed picture, which the clipping refers to, they had to have the corny joke. all good wishes, congratulations to you and your family. if you ever need anybody for entertainment purposes in washington, let me know. president truman did not necessarily seek out entertainers or well-known people. he cultivated relationships with them, especially jack benny. he had a good relationship. here they are again at the truman library. at the library again. -- this is a clip. ♪ [laughter] [applause] >> watch the entire program sunday at 7:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. eastern. this is american history tv

one of his favorite foods is place called bennie's. bennie are what's your favorite thing to do here? >> go get ice cream. >> yeah. >> i heard the frozen custard is mazing. is that true? >> yes. >> say yes. >> it's ice cream. >> ice cream. >> listen because you're such an awesome kid we wanted to something special for you. six flags wanted to give you this prize pack. so you and your brothers and mom dan can go out and have a fun afternoon or day out at sick flags. thank you very much for being -- >> oh my gosh. >> being the cutest. >> thank you. >> go to the water park and get ice cream on the way back. >> hotdog. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> not the cutest family ever. >> they're always allowed. >> someone lost a shoe. >> we got a shoe. >> hopefully through all the efforts and your job you get more people to come down to fredericksburg and realize what's going on much that's why we're here to show off the great things about the city. we're having great time so far. you guys are representing. >> thank you. >> thank you very muc

bennies where s could cost 15 grand. >> we had to get our repair guy out here.pend a lot of money and get everything fixed. >> reporter: northeast detective boss like to talk to this guy who they say is a person of interest in nine rooftop burglaries or attempted burglaries since june. he breaks in the same way every time. >> go up on the roof, hit the exhaust unit, and heavily damage it, and then try to get ain't tree that way. >> reporter: lieutenant says bensalem police reported two similar incidents at this strip mall back in june. >> we're going to go back and look at their case. cases and look at ours and see if this might be the same guy. >> he's causing a lot of money a a lot of money and a lot of aggravation. >> reporter: now police believe the suspect may be carrying burglary tools in a backpack and he may be from that bustleton area. again, talking with bensalem police to see if this might be the same guy that struck there. lucy. >> okay, we shall see. thank you much, dave n delaware county folks have been looking receipts this week afterd- pictures o

bush is it time to cut and run joining me now is phyllis bennis director fellow and program director at the institute for policy studies new internationalism project and author of numerous books including ending the u.s. war in afghanistan primer which she wrote co-wrote with david well phyllis welcome welcome to the program good to be with you tom thanks for having me on so first of all can you just give us an overview an update what is the situation in afghanistan right now and how has how is that different from the situation since the beginning of the american invasion you know it's a terrific question because it sets up exactly one of the great stories of afghanistan you know you remember when the afghan war began this version of the afghanistan war of course there have been earlier ones in the eighty's the u.s. was fighting the soviet union in afghanistan. in the ninety's there was a terrible civil war in afghanistan this war began in two thousand and one right after nine eleven when george bush said that the response of the u.s. to this horrific crime would be to treat it as an

is donald trump aiming for victory in afghanistan or a permanent military occupation last phyllis bennis in just a moment and if democrats want to stop donald trump from getting reelected they have to start feeling the burn that and more in tonight's rumble with nick give us and alex last. earlier this week donald trump announced what he said was a major shift in u.s. policy toward afghanistan his plan is short on details but it will almost certainly involve sending thousands more american troops to fight in an occupation that is now well into its sixteenth year drop of course as his administration's strategy will lead to victory in vietnam but is real victory even possible at this point or to borrow a phrase from george w. bush is the time to cut and run joining me now is phyllis bennis director fellow and program director at the institute for policy studies at new internationalism project and author of numerous books including ending the u.s. war in afghanistan primer which she wrote co-wrote with david well fellas welcome welcome to the program good to be with you tom thanks for havin

the big indian in the middle here is joe benny mason. probably will never forget that because i had his twin granddaughters on tour one day and they made sure that everybody knew that that was their grandpa. this is the indians coming to indian territory. wilson calls it the indian immigration, which to me it sounded like they wanted to come here. i never have understood that. kind of in the upper right-hand corner, you'll see a depiction of the trail of tears. the reason there's a steamboat in the middle of that painting in the background, some of them were wealthy enough to come up the arkansas river by boat. the artwork, i think, is what draws people -- what draws me to the building. what sets the building apart. and just the stories that go with the artwork. you know, across the way, we've got will rogers. will was an actor, a cowboy, good ambassador to the world. people need to know that will rogers was from oklahoma. around to the left there, we have sequoia, a cherokee who developed the cherokee alphabet. and just a wonderful stor

here is jack benny and president truman. this is at the truman library. they are at the library again. this is the clip. >> you can watch this and other american history programs on our website where all of our video is archived. that is c-span.org/history. >> each week, american history tv's american artifacts visits museums and historic places. up next, a visit to the national building museum to learn about -- architecture of an asylum, st. elizabeth's, 1852 to 2017. known as the government hospital for the insane when it opened, it was built on a farm with a view of washington, d.c. at its peak in 1960, st. elizabeths had almost 8,000 patients and covered 300 acres. it is still open today. in this hour-long program, curator sarah levit shows us what architecture can reveal about how the mentally ill were cared for over time. >> we decided to do this exhibition for many reasons, one of which i think it's a real important moment to be talking about the role of the federal government in providing public health and providing healthcare for the mentally ill

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. >> everybody knows benny. he comes around and -- he lives down the street from here. he helps out everybody. >> danny shaw, owner of liquor, says benny is part-time employees recovering from third degree burns to one third of his body after chance encounter with ed warts. >> he's in the burn unit and they're worried of infection. >> edwards is facing multiple charges including attempted murder. he entered the liquor store carrying a cocktail sunday night. he was near the door, sweeping. >> you can't come in here with that and was trying to push him out. and then i guess, if he threw it or dropped it or whatever. it ended up store. he says no one inside of the business knew edwards, but he had been hanging around the shopping center that day. >> giant had called the police on this guy. he was harassing customers, asking people for money. >> the good thing is, there are cameras all over the place that caught this entire thing that's going to help enclosing this investigation. they are back to business, as usual right now. i have e i've got to tell you when you come in,

one part time worker benny r ramdsa has burns from neck to pelvic region. a second worker's burns were hospital. we spoke to first workers neighbors who works at part time job to provide for his family. >> he loves his family son he's a dedicated person to neighbors. >> it's hard to imagine anyone would want to harm him. >> and we understand there is surveillance video of the incident from camerased in the liquor store and also woud the liquor store and all over can it's head without the bone. live in bellsville. evan lambert. local news. >> we have an update now of a woman standing on her. she admitted she attacked the bus driver on facebook something that said the bus operator was mood and hated metro. the incident happened saturday x 2 bus route in northeast and group is expected to appear in court tomorrow morning. >> and tonight we're learning more about the prince will youm county nurse charged with sexually asoughting the patient and they received additional calls of and heeds kharped with approaching a feel opportunity. police are meeting with the n

ben sein poughkeepsie, new york, benny, question?our caller: yes, how you doing today? good morning, america. i hope the call screener, i heard it was 3.4 million to fix white house. how does this compare to the 2009 illion during the stimulus package that was spent on president roosevelt's house park, they ran fiber to the barn and did different projects around there. as -- complaining about the money being spent, at least we have a current house, t living at that i'll take your response off the air. hoekd paul brandos, i don't know f you know about that renovation, i imagine that was something the park service had requested or done? these are separate budgetary comparison, homes and prez dishl libraries, such as high park obviously are quite different. they are in fact administered, john, by the national park service. i'm not familiar with the amount of money that was spent in 2009, to check that out, i'm reluctant to comment. and ly separate issue budgeatary item, that was a ecade ago, as the caller indicated. host: flemmington, new york. david, go ahead. caller: yes

it is fun to stay in that accent, but in terms of research and stuff, me and benny --we spent multipleovising kind of in character in the world, dunkin' donuts in yonkers, kind of got jobs at a car wash, which was fascinating. i have never done anything like it before. charlie: how many people recognize you? robert: zero. the entire time. there was a moment as well where we were trying to play out the family drama in the car wash and benny is looking like he is going to start snapping windshield wipers off and throwing wax at people, and we almost got in a fight there. but nobody had any idea we were two actors doing a bit. >> it felt real. there was a moment when rob grabbed me and stopped me from doing those things, and we were not thinking about the movie. we were just think about being these people. charlie: thinking in the moment. >> when he grabbed me, i'll most almost threw him against the wall. he felt that, too. it is not in the movie, but the texture is incredible. >> when you are not doing it for an audience or camera, you feel kind of crazy and you feel there is an element

. >> reporter: reassess like the major accident and the death of benny chung who was intoxicated when he was hit and killed by the bus he was just riding in the manner of death was only made public through a leaked internal memo. >> hopefully we can refocus and take a look at the system. >> reporter: the chief operating officer agreed to a phone interview. >> considering the recent death of benny chung is the vta looking at it safety procedures. >> we are constantly looking at the safety of the system and the safety protocols. >> reporter: 2 investigates check the data showing the vta collision rate is lowered than other agencies and the injury accident rate has been significantly lower of the ac transit and the sf emta. in concerns -- sfmta. in the concerns about the retraining -- >> we find it is taking about five months to get the retraining done and i can tell you we are addressing the accidents base on the staffing and the incidents that occur. >> reporter: currently she says that the vta only has five bus drivers that need to be retrained and that she has launched a retraining a

. >> reporter: reassess after major accidents like the death of benny chong who was intoxicated whenapparently hit and killed by the bus he was riding. the manner of death only made public through a leaked internal memo. >> hopefully, we can start to refocus and look at our system. >> reporter: annette evans is the chief operating officer. she agreed to a phone interview. >> considering the recent death of benny chong, is bta looking at safety procedures? >> we are constantly in review to always look at the safety of our system, our safety protocols. >> reporter: 2 investigates checked federal transit data. it shows the collision rate is lower compared to similar sized agencies and since 2014, it's injury accident rate has been significantly lower the amount of ac transit and sfmta. but in terms of concerns about the quality and timeliness of retraining. >> we found it has taken nearly 5 months to get the retraining done. >> can you respond to that? is that acceptable? >> i can tell you that we are addressing our accidents based on the staffing, based on the incident that occurs. >>

. >> he hit benny the bum's on the 9900 block of bustleton avenue.caused $15,000 in damage. >> the guy that tried to burglarize our place removed three air conditioning units, took them apart and removed the exhaust in the middle of the kitchen. >> that same night the burglar tried to break into whacky zachy's kitchen. >> it was so crazy hot. 150-degrees. we knew something was wrong. we checked the roof and found the exhaust damaged. >> in all, the burglar has hit nine businesses in the far northeast, bars and restaurants and even a goodwill thrift store on bustleton. >> he only gets into a few places. it's not worth the effort he puts in. he's a small thin guy to fit into the deducts. >> bensalem police are looking for this guy for burglaries there. police are asking you to look at the surveillance videos and if you recognize him call police. "action news" wphl-17. >> police are looking for a man that stole a donation jar from the diner this morning in gloucester county. the thief didn't see the surveillance camera pointed down at the checkout count

. >> it is, it's good to see good old benny there nice and painted these days. getting up top 85, if yesterday never happened you would say today is a nice day. >> we did get a close up look at the ben franklin bridge and traffic is moving a i long. >> reporter: he likes to be looked at closely, because he is looking good today, ben franklin bridge. the tacony-palmyra is scheduled to go up in a half-hour. 476, twin bridges over the schuylkill river, the southbound side will have delays heading the mid county toll plaza on the blue route southbound later this morning. 476, northeast extension southbound ramp to the turnpike westbound overnight construction has cleared. farther west there's two zones one in valley forge in the right lane and one between malvern in the left lane. eastbound work cleared, the westbound work will clear but not just yet. new garden township, chester county, no delays, volume is too light. as the decay progresses and during the evening commute we're seeing delays there heading southbound stay on 926 or baltimore pike, right now you're f

well, today benny steinmetz got arrested in israel. he and four other people.e financial times today. quote, benny steinmetz, the israeli billionaire, has been detained by police for questioning on suspicion of crimes including fraud, breach of trust, money laundering, and forging documents. quote, police said they'd been investigating a number of people on suspicion that they had worked with their main suspect, who officers did not name, to produce fictitious contracts and business deals, including a real estate business in an unnamed foreign country in order to transfer and launder money. an unnamed foreign country where real estate's being used to launder money. which foreign country is that? it has been reported since june that special counsel robert mueller is looking at jared kushner's business dealings as part of his investigation. if those reports that kushner's business interests are already under investigation -- if those reports are true, then these arrests today on real estate money laundering charges -- this may end up being another big uh-oh story

detectives say over the pennsylvania month and a half rooftop burglar has hit several locations, and benniehe bums restaurant on bustleton avenue were targeted so was dunkin' donuts on grant avenue and whacky pizza on verree road, just to maim a few. if you recognize this suspect call northeast detectives. >>> two men were caught, stealing a collection jar from the new jersey diner this surveillance video captures pair at harrison house diner in mullica yesterday morning around 6:00. investigators say one suspect grabbed the jar, the other, acted as a look out. diner's owner tells us several generous customers have reached out and offering to replace stolen money which will go to a local food shelter. >> very nice. >> that is latest developments in the groping trial involving taylor swift and colorado dj. >> plus, parkway popular exhibit is returning, pat. >>> creepy crawlers are up early this morning, no, not me , you guys we're talking about bugs like the hissing cock roach who we will find out about when we come back as well as some of his friends. we have got beatles, grasshoppers, all

coming up on sunday morning, phyllis bennis from the institute for policy studies discussing the trump administration's foreign policy and the present's recent speech on afghanistan. brian mcgrath, formal naval officer, now with the hudson institute, talks about recent collisions involving u.s. warships. be sure to arch c-span's "washington journal," live at 7 a.m. eastern. join the discussion.

coming up on sunday morning, phyllis bennis from the institute for policy studies discussing the trump administration's foreign policy and the present's recent speech on afghanistan. brian mcgrath, formal naval officer, now with the hudson institute, talks about recent collisions involving u.s. warships. be sure to arch c-span's "washington journal," live at 7 a.m. eastern. join the discussion. >> also on today's "washington of the," a discussion role of anti-fascist groups at recent demonstrations around the country. this is about 25 minutes. >> welcome back. we are going to speak with mark about the antifa movement. handbook." thank you for being with us this morning. guest: a pleasure. host: what is your relationship to the movement? guest: sure, i'm a longtime activist and historian. i was involved in occupy wall street in new york city back in 2011. -involved in a variety of social justice movements. with the resurgence of the old -right, there is actually relatively little written about postwar anti-fascism after world war ii. socialist, think the they fought against hitler and m

logan, bennie still better in the running game but pass rush with him and fletcher cox outstanding soar. >> how about offensively. >> second year guy sam mullins , a guy that got the nod from frank reich as starting left guard and he has , some nice hidden man strength in there he is putting people on the ground. moving people out of the way. it will really benefit the running game. >> hidden man strength, from john barchair, thanks very much. he will be at eagles training camp all summer. >> thanks, pat and john. >>> still ahead doctor rob will be here to talk about how running one minute a day can help woman build better bones. >> you must be super woman. >> when you think of yelp you think of restaurant reviews but now expectant mothers can add yelp to their list of helpful resources. what they are using it for and it's also a story mail aabout people and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you countless ailments. countless hours. and gues

. >> reporter: considering the recent death of benny chong is the vta taking a look at the safety features? >> where conscious to always look at the safety of our system, our safety protocols. >> reporter: two investigates shows the vta collision rate lower compared to other similar site agencies and since 2014 the injury-accident rate has been significantly lower than the ac transit and the sf mta. >> we have found it takes nearly 5 months to get retraining done. >> reporter: can you respond to that?>> i can tell you that we are addressing our accidents based on the staffing and based on the incident that occurs. >> reporter: evans says that currently the bk only has five bus drivers that need to be retrained and she says she has launched an apprenticeship program. >> i believe in the vta in public transit. >> reporter: but like employees like john courtney and jane, the agency could do better >> i think they should let people know how many safety issues are out there. >> we are a public service and we need to refocus. >>> it is 4:27 am. >>> there are fewer californians on food stamps, th

he ultimately did relationships with them -- he cultivated relationships with them, especially jack benny. ♪ [happy birthday son] [applause] american history tv, all weekend every weekend on c-span three. >> joining us now is eugene o'donnell, former police officer with the new york police department. he is here to talk about recentnt trump's comments in which the president seemed to encourage rougher treatment of people and police custody. good morning. mr. o'donnell: good morning. let's talk about where he seemed to suggest that he treat those in custody rougher. pres. trump: right now we have less than 6000 enforcement and removal officers in ice, not enough to protect a nation of more than 320 million people. it is essential that congress fund another 10,000 ice officers so that we can eliminate ms 13 root out the criminal cartels in our country. we would like to get them out asked her. and you see these towns and thugs ring thrown into the back of a paddy wagon, you see them thrown in rough, i said please don't be too nice. like when you guys put somebody in the car and you are prote

one analyst, bill benny, former and it iewed reports , usb conclusive evidence drive that was downloaded with copied, les and it was appalled lly, really totally against provocation and constant anti-russia narrative that is being told to the public and i it is very dangerous to war and go back o the days of the -- and mccarthy era.- there are special interest in the security intelligence industrial complex complex that want this increased tension because helps, you know, their business, bottom line, to have a perceived nemy or threat and when you are dealing with another nuclear power, this right. not o i expect this report to be covered by the news because this everything we have been told thus far regarding the russia hacking is false and -- going ll right, rachel, to let you go, get other voices in there. the lead story in the washington has this. trump-russia deals once encouraged. local nald trump and his real estate company were making limited number of financial in the 2000s with russians, the political permissive.as more what was done then with encouragement of washington harshl

the manager the benny the bum's on the 9900 block of bustleton avenue say he filed get into the restaurantid cause $15,000 in damage. >> the guy that tried to burglarize our place removed three of of our air conditioning units actually just took them apart and moved our exhaust that's in the middle of the kitchen. >> call philadelphia police if you have any information on this person of interest. >> a suspected drug dealer who challenged police got what he asked for o shaheen malik is charged with selling acid marijuana and ecstasy in bensalem township. he goes by the name hash and uses social media to taunt police thinking they would never find him but they d police are crediting the public for helping to make the arrest. they say they relieved multiple tips regarding malik's whereabouts. >> a 10-year-old with special needs from south jersey is in protective custody. police say his mother abandoned him. debra wisler of millville is accused of leaving her son near joint base maguire dix lakehurst 70 miles away from home. someone driving by spotted the boy and called for help. >>> police ar

the burglar destroyed three roof of the air conditioners trying to get into benny's bar in bustleton last tuesday. the owner noticed something wrong with the air-conditioning the next day. >> it's upsetting someone tried to break in in the middle of the night. it's scary. >> the thief didn't get inside his restaurant but investigators say the burglar was successful at least twice in other shops in the area. police are advising owners to make sure their alarms are activated and surveillance equipment they have is working properly. >>> a new study shows pennsylvania is among the states where the cdc may have understated how bad the opioid epidemic really is. the study revealing the findings just after the report was issued. and pennsylvania had the 32nd worst rating for opioid deaths. but when you factor in the deaths not ranked in the report, they skyrocket to seventh in the nation. and pennsylvania jumps from 20th to 4th. >>> and a terrifying attack bay group of bikers and police are investigating this as a hate crime. mohommad and his family were heading home from the airport when s

. >> reporter: three broken rooftop ac units where someone tried breaking into benny the bum's crab house happened last tuesday. >> there was a security guy that said he did hear noise like the night before. >> reporter: the owner noticed something wrong with the ac 24 hours later. >> pretty hot in here. >> reporter: the thief failed to get in here, philadelphia police say the person stole an unknown amount of cash from a pizza shop nearby. nbc 10 learned someone targeted five businesses on this map, plus three others between june 28th and august 2nd. all near bustleton avenue. all through the roof. while the crime is creative, it's not original. earlier this year investigators busted a man and juvenile for in some cases, rappelling into several montgomery county shops. numerous surveillance videos led to a break in that case. philly police hope cameras can do the same in bustleton. >> it's upsetting that someone tried to break in in the middle of the night. it's scary. >> reporter: and the owner of this restaurant told his workers to be extra cautious when they close tonight. insurance w