back to betsy ross, our intern veronica, pretending to be betsy ross. her ear piece. have you found someone? >> yes. >> we will need -- >> a lot of people over here, there is a lot of people over here, waiting for the parade. so i think we can talk to them. >> don't get hit by a car. >> we will walk over here. >> always good if we can see their face. how about that dude on the ben snatch. >> hello, hello. >> how are you? >> my name is betsy ross. >> karen? >> do you like apply flag. >> do you like my flag. >> it is not the original, but i like it just as much. >> it is not the original but it is, you know, pretty good. >> can i touch your flag? >> thank you, thank you. >> can i touch your flag? >> yes, you can. >> oh, it is so nice, that's not my flag. >> who made your flag? >> who made your flag? >> i bought it like this. i don't know who made t i got it at wal-mart. >> you know i used to date george washington. >> you know, i used to date george washington. >> did you? oh, good. >> i have the splint tears proof it. >> i have the scarfs to prove it. >>

>> bye, bye, betsy! >> bye, bye, betsy! >> bye, bye, betsy! >> bye, bye, betsy! >> bye, bye, betsy! we want to new leadership, we need -- we are looking for new leadership! >> we are tax payers. >> there is policy not being changed, and it is unacceptable. >> we are holding the press conference. >> it has now become the people's press conference! we have had enough here in the city of minneapolis. this is our house. [indistinguishable chanting] >> hang on a second. hang on a second. hang on. hang on. hang on a second, guys. >> listen to what the press conference is about, everyone. >> hang on a second. hang on. hang on. hang on. hang on a second, guys. >> it is time for our voices to be heard. so this is what a press conference is about, everybody! we are going to do it. everybody back up a little bit to get set, this is the people's city! >> everybody back up for him. >> so if i can say this, hang on, guys. if i can say this, hang on, guys. hang on, guys. okay, hang on. she is right here. >> no, the people are right here.

as a secretary of education, i want to say to susan devos -- >> betsy devos. >> betsy devos -- who's susan? as a secretary of education, betsy devos, this is what i expect of you. i want you to be open minded, as you meet with constituents today. listen and talk to groups. those who can help advise you on best practices. but i want to be very clear. i expect you as our secretary of education to protect our students against sexual violence. to support a safe environment for our students. and i expect you through investigation of all accusation, treat these cases as serious and one of your highest responsibilities. i want you to know that as we stand here as women, with that ultimate responsibility, we're often asked what keeps you awake at night. injustice. injustice. ignorance and silence. keeps me awake at night. and we're standing here today saying that will not be part of the women of this congress. and i am so proud to now bring another colleague, a woman who has just had a history of being a leader, a voice, and a person who understands that we have a responsibility, and that's

know that betsy devos can do much more about it. don't know that the education system can solve the problem of these children, and that leads me to a different point, and that is that we have asked the education system to do too much. the individuals with disabilities education act and the way we deal with severely disabled children is a whole separate issue. they have placed a huge burden on school districts to deal with children who have severe deficits, and i don't think there is any easy solution. i would not really blame becausevos for tat the placement of these students in the mainstream promoting my mainstream, which a lot people approve of, i think is a mixed bag, really predates betsy devos. host: michael is on the mime for all others. what is on your mind? caller: hi, yeah, i would like to just mention that education should be right up there with in recent history, being taken up by the federal government because the states are not able to raise the needed taxes as much as the federal government. could, inl government buil

i'm asking that betsy had just the same thing. they have all been paid off for the past 20 years who prays on the police chief and the activities that they have been doing for the past 20, 30 years. move it somewhere else, we are not having it happening anymore. we are shutting us down! >> who shuts us down? >> we shut us down! >> we shut this down. if the police don't get it? >> shut it down. >> if the police don't get it! >> shut it down! >> if tomorrow don't get it! >> shut it down! >> if they don't get it? >> shut it down! >> if tomorrow don't get it! >> shut it down! >> if tomorrow don't get it! >> shut it down! >> if the towns don't get it! >> shut it down! >> if the committee doesn't get it? >> shut it down. >> if they don't get it, shut it down! >> if they don't get it! >> shut it down! >> all right, now today, everybody in this as you know, you are watching history today, you are watching history! we are taking it back, we are taking it back, we are taking the city back. no longer will we pay you to kill us. no longer wil

as the secretary of education, i want to say to betsy devos, this is what i expect of you. i want you to be open-minded as you meet with constituents today. listen and talk to groups. those that can help advise you on best practices. but i want to be clear, i expect you as our secretary of education to protect our students against sexual violence, to support a safe environment for our students, and i expect you, through investigation of all accusations, treat these cases as serious and one of your highest responsibilities. i want you to know that as we stand here as women, with that ultimate responsibility, we are often asked, what keeps you awake at night? injustice. injustice. ignorance and silence keeps me awake at night. we are standing here and saying that will not be part of the women of this congress. i'm so proud to now bring another colleague, a woman who has had a history of being a leader, a voice, and a person who understands that we have a responsibility, and that is representative spears. >> thank you. thank you to nancy pelosi, to susan davis, to the leadersh

betsy, to you.ting that we showed here at some point a major leak investigation by the department of justice, a multi-pronged and something that would really please the president, being spearheaded by jeff sessions. do you believe that is what is turning the page for sessions here? >> we are all expecting for them to announce a leak investigation in the coming days. the question is, is this investigation, does it appear transparent to be an effort on the part of the justice department to alleviate the president's concerns or does the president take it seriously? regardless, the fact that we are expecting them to make the announcement and second the justice department would announce the beginning of the investigation is incredibly unusual. it is against the norms of the doj to say when they are launching an investigation. usually, you don't have a precedent until the investigation is included with an indictment. the fact they are going out on a limb and the investigation is zbeting started is being v

you can take the betsy ross bridge as your alternate. burlington bristol is clear. also watching in northeast philly for construction. watch woodhaven road. portion of that blocked off. eastbound between 95. >> jessica boyington, thank you. searching for the answer. what allen iverson did that's causing the basketball tournament and a league to launch an investigation. >>> closing down. last day to shop at several department stores in our area. why they're shuttingdown. >>> explosive protest. how ale controversial vote led to this ldangerous scene in the middle of the street. 52 square miles of this. see this burning trains around me. this is one of their training demos. train firefighters to get in there. basically figure out the ways to keep all of us safe. this happens across cities and towns across america. homes are right over here. hazard materials. how do you know what's in there. are the cars leaking. do you evacuate homes over here or over here or over here rmt about to take you around the facility. hasn't been seen in decades to show you what they're doing

we will go over betsy ross bridge. we will go down route 130 on the new jersey side and come over walt whitman bridge. >> can't i stay in bed. >> that would be a better option. stay right there. or if you really must go, forget is there a river there. i-95 is closed right there, jump on new jersey side and take 130. for gang that typically leaves south jersey say cherry hill, moorestown and you use betsy ross don't do it, stay on the new jersey side, come down route 130. there is a lot of traffic lights but stop get a doughnut coffee along way. >> what if i work in fishtown. >> if you work in fishtown if you work in fishtown go over betsy get off at richmond street and that will put you in the neighborhood you let him know, you cannot trip me. >> he can't trip me up at 6:30 i have had a couple coffees already. >> back to you. >> severe storms they rolled through our area light egg up the night time skies. we will show you some video from ocean city, look at that earlier this morning. every couple seconds there was ligh

thanks betsy. - you're welcome. - this is just one of the many ideas in betsy's book. if urine as fertilizer doesn't excite you, maybe one of the other 99 ideas will. for teen kids news, i'm eden. - it shouldn't come as a surprise that the more nervous you feel before taking a test, the less likely you'll do well. dr. sian beilock is a psychology professor at the university of chicago. her book, choke, gives insights on how stress affects us. dr. beilock, most students i know have test anxiety. what can we do about it? - well, there's actually a simple technique for coping with the stress, it's writing. my research found that students who write about their feelings of anxiety or stress for just ten minutes before their exam actually perform better on tests. it has to do with the prefrontal cortex. that's the area of the brain that sits right above your eyes. your working memory is housed there. you can think of it as a mental scratch pad that helps you work through complex problems. when worries creep in, your working memory becomes overloaded, and that can cause you t

betsy came along and held us ou out. with studios, office space, and finances.ht, betsy, we really appreciate all you've done to make fox one the best news bureaus in the nation's capital. we wish her the best as she retires in virginia. >> jesse: saturday and sunday, we have some great guests. this weekend, fireworks, heavy hitters, meghan mccain. >> i really hate liberals. he shocked a military family when he turned up to present them with a college scholarship for her daughter. the actor was spotted driving in pennsylvania. she was starting to become a nurse and her father was injured before desert storm. so wonderful he's giving scholarships to a family. he's a veteran and he can stay. >> greg: it's a odd thing to see. when you hear about this, it's refreshing. and this guy is a background in history. >> jesse: apparently you love barbecue. >> greg: that's all i do is eating barbecue. >> juan: i can't believe what you said about fireworks. >> greg: that's it. watch. >> this is a fox news alert. i am hemmer and in for bret baier. the fourth of july weekend is

take the betsy ross bridge for your alternate now. i'll keep my eye on it and i'll check in with more p.a. roads when i come back. >>> our county by county coverage begins in chester county. >> the school district is remembering roberson who was killed last month in a case of road rage. she graduated this past spring and was weeks away from her freshman year in college. her car ran off the road after she'd been shot in the head. david desper maces furder charg -- faces murder charges. >>> construction on the round about took about four months but that's several months ahead of schedule. >>> at the jersey shore more than a dozen beaches are closed due to high bacteria levels. heavy rain caused pollution to flow into the ocean. the state will continue to test the waters to determine when the bacteria levels go back down. >>> and today the 1 millionth guess is expected to cross the shark bridge at the adventure aquarium in camden. the rope bridge hangs just inches above the water filled with dozens of sharks. they'll get a year long memb

. >> betsy ross. >> okay, that wasn't on the tip of my tongue. >> it wasn't in mine either. by the way wanted a six-point star, but betsy said it would be easier to do a five-point star. so he agreed to change it. that's why we have -- >> really? >> five-point stars. >> that is quite a skirt. >> it made my skirt easier to show. what was the name of the fourth that frances scott key references in "the star-spangled banner." >> ft. mchenry. i cheated as they should give us some that we can -- oh, ♪ oh, say >>> this morning on "world news now," the president gears up for another overseas trip of >>> and while president trump complains on twitter about the media ignoring his self-proclaimed economic achievements at home, his tweeting habits are influencing the rest of the world, global leaders weighing in. >>> and breaking news that north korea has launched another missile. it's an issue that's sure to be discussed at the summit this week as the u.s. and its allies work toward a solution. >>> and newly released video of a bizarre arrest. a naked man on a train with a pesticide s

betsy is right. trump -- kushner has a great legal team but all of the king's horses and all the king's men. i think the question is, has been set on this program time and again, old washington chestnut, not the crime, the cover-up, needs to be turned inside out here. at some point we have to get to what actually happened. all of these people are working hard it keep us from finding out what happened, there must be something very bad that happened. i don't think great lawyering or great preparation is covering you the fact that something happened. donald trump wouldn't be out there talking about firing sessions or mueller if there wasn't something to hide. >> senator ron wyden won't remain content with kushner meeting with committees behind closed doors. let's listen to what he had to say today. >> with respect to mr. kushner, i can tell you, it's hard to give him the benefit of the doubt. i'm going to insist that he have to respond to those questions in public before the senate select committee on i

betsy burkhart as leading hand in building fox's washington bureau.reated our washington bureau was small and betsy helped to herd all the cats -- i mean, journalists are a tough bunch to control with studios, office space, parking, finances and tonight we want to say, betsy, we appreciate all that you have done to make fox into one of the best news bureaus in the nation's capital. she's a painer, an oil painter and we wish her the best with her art as she retires to a new home by a winding river in rural virginia. >> saturday and sunday we've got great guests. we love fireworks as opposed to the gutfeld show. including mark levin and anthony scarramucci. "watters' world." >> heavy hitters on watters. >> megan mccain. >> i hate liberal hollywood and i have been hard on them the past few weeks but there is one good person, adam driver who was a marine which is why i liked him. he was in "star wars" and showgirls, shocked a military family when he presented them with a college scholarship for their daughter. he was spotted driving to pennsylvania where

if you are heading out the door, take the betsy ross bridge for now.n bristol is clear too. watching a crash in bustleton. route 1 southbound. it's taking out a lane at the inner drive there. another crash will end here with accident out in hatboro on academy road. right around horsham road. >>> another cloudy start. little bit of sunshine. clouds hanging in there. suburbs cooler. 64 in king of prussia. still in the 60s with mostly cloudy skies. lunchtime see a little bit of sunshine and into the 70s for delaware. look at frawley stadium. skies brightening. see some sunshine breakthrough later this morning. 11:00. 74 degrees. earl wind keep delaware and the rest of the area on the cool side. warming into the 70s to near 80 degrees this afternoon. there is going to be considerable cloud cover at times. a chance we'll see scattered sprinkles or a brief shower. no he rain. that's going going to wait until later tomorrow and into friday. things are looking up for the weekend. >> excellent. >>> thank you, bill. local updates throughout the morning. always g

betsy mci could healthcare expert extraordinary takes up the issue.right bababababa lou: joining us former new york lieutenant governor, betsy mccaughey. >> thank you for the book, by the way. let's start with healthcare and the gambit if you will that is mitch mcconnell. >> it's discouraging to see you how cowed the republicans are by the lies and demagoguery of the defenders of obamacare. chuck schumer is crisscrossing the country deck going the issue of the opioid crisis. this bill allocates $55 billion over the next few years. that is 40 times what the obama administration was willing to commit to this crisis. it's five times what the federal government provides for breast cancer turning under the national cancer institute. it's $670 for every opioid addict in the country. yet chuck schumer is still saying, he said it yesterday again and again, oh, this senate bill abandons opioid addicts and their families. nonsense. lou: it's not a newsflash to millions of conservatives and independent watching this broadcast that chuck schumer is lying through

this one because they had their own lawsuit they got twenty four million bucks from trump but but betsyde vos a say no no we don't want you to be able to just where you can talk about suing we're just talking about getting your damn tuition back from an institution that explicitly defrauded you why why does betsy device say no to this first and foremost i've always said on the show the trumpet ministration there was an example of it i believe two weeks ago when when we were talking of a different department they should not be delaying wofully implemented either laws or regulations that were sort of on the train already fully along the way of being implemented that shouldn't be you shouldn't slow it down if it was it was perfectly rightfully done within the administrative process the bigger point on for profit colleges is the their problem is that they weren't pete putting people on a track to actually graduate that's the problem with the for profit college model is they never had a plan and that's where their that's where the in my opinion the defrauding is coming from they need to get

they're unhappy that secretary betsy devos wasn't just meeting with them but with a group of men once of rape. the women shared their stories of sexual assault and urged the secretary to keep title ix protections in place. >> when i was sexually assaulted i didn't even know title ix applied to me and i think a lot of us five years ago felt that way but we've had this national conversation and now georgetown requires every student to go through prevention education. that's because students demanded that their rights be actualized. >> democrats on the hill defended the rights as well of college campuses. >> obama by an expanded title ix protections and fours. that gave survivors hope and courage to come forward but now the trump administration is dismantling that progress. >> these students should be chasing dreams, not running from sexual predators. and yet today secretary betsy devos is meeting with and giving a platform to groups who discount victims and protect accused rapists. it's really -- it's unbelievable. >> you heard title ix mentioned. they were established back in 2011. tho

but our intern, that you met yesterday, her name is veronica. >> ak betsy ross. >> betsy ross from yesterdaya out. ask her if she'll zoom out little bit so we can get perspective where this actually is. apparently it is gigantic underneath. >> you all know eighth and walnut, saint james apartment building, pan to the right, there is a 7-eleven, right oh, the hospital. so this hole has been there i swear two, three month, people stepping in it. >> can you put your face or something down by the hole so we can get the idea of this? >> it is not so much that it is big on the top, but apparently really big down below. >> it is like smoldering, look at that. >> yes, steam coming out of it. people at night have stepped in it, and hurt themselves. >> now, how could this go on for month after month? >> street department, let's have a little contest this morning, on july the fifth. let's get that filled. i don't know how you would fill that. it is so deep. >> yes. >> but at least come out by 10:00 this morning, and meet veronica. >> oh, trying to put her foot in it. well, the way it is placed it is no

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even lamar alexander just said to betsy devos, you're misreading the law.y: i want to ask about the -- npr is reporting wayne johnson will be the new head of office of federal student aid. this is according g to the department of education. in agency responsible for administering one point virtually no snow standing student loans from 42 million borrowers, plus aid programs for millions of college students, not mentioned in the press release and first reported by buzzfeed, johnson is currently the ceo of the union financial services corporation, a private student loan company. >> right. i don't think saying the fox guarding the hen house is enough to describe what is going on. you basically have people from bilkdustry that built -- ed kids that have had predatory practices now running the student aid programs. and it is -- again, it is this preference, this out and out preference for the lenders, for the for-profit colleges that we have fought for the last several years. the two can't give worthless degrees and leave kids holding the bag with unsustainable

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. >> reporter: tacony-palmyra is set to go up in just a few minutes, you want to head to the betsy ross bridge. we'll see if the i-95 construction cleared out of the way yet. whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. we're taking a live look across penns landing over the ben franklin bridge. you can see the gray skies. at times you'll see rain drops this morning. 5:45 a.m., 70 degrees, 88 will be the high today. >>> if you're trying to get up and out this morning, matt pellman with everything you need to know, hey matt. >> reporter: you just missed the construction crews, they just pulled away from i-95 northbound in bucks county right by 332 newtown exit. both lanes reopened. they are getting the resurfacing projectunder way. they began their preparation for it is 13-mile stret

many residents are now calling for the resignation of the mayor, betsy hodges, saying the killing of ruszczyk, which came after she called 911 twice to report a possible sexual assault near her home, shows an institutional problem with the city's police. this is one of the protesters. >> her job, but we understand it is beyond the chief. the problem is the institution. if it was not institutional, then those cameras -- those body cameras would have been on the police the other day. amy: justine ruszczyk was shot dead by police officer mohamed noor, who was responding to her emergency calls as ruszczyk approached his pololice cruisern her pajamas. noor was s sitting in the passenger side. he shot across his partner who was in the drivers seat, and shot justine through the abdomen thrhrough h her abdomen the window. we'll go to minneapolis for more on the growing protests after headlines. in tennessee, a judge is under fire after it was revealed he was offering to shorten prison sentences for people who agreed to get sterilized. in may, judge sam benningfield issued an order saying tha

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columbus, georgia, republican line, hello, betsy. i wanted to comment on the sean spicer issue, as well as jeff sessions. i have been following donald trump and i believe everything he says. heas pleased with the people chose for his cabinet. we know what happened with michael flynn and his reputation is ruined. i feel like the same thing will happen to jeff sessions should he have to step down. i think that is so wrong. i am a republican but i no longer trust trump. it is only because of this fact, when he let sean spicer go or started putting sarin on camera, , donald in on camera trump is a little bit envious of other people who get attention because sean spicer was absolutely popular and everybody started their day, i did, to watch a segment on what was going on in washington and around the world. that is my comment. just cannot care anymore because what will happen will happen. thank you. host: maxine waters from california said, congratulations on sean spicer, you have more guts than just session, referring to what betsy mentio

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amy: that was betsy read from the intercept.ll with us, glenn greenwaldl, cofounder of the intercept. talk about the latest. according to the justice department, reality winnnner gos to trial in the fall. talk about what your organization is doing. so this idea of prosecuting sources and whistleblowers, people who provide newsworthy information to journalists, which is what reality winner is doing, the idea of prosecuting them as spies under the espionage act is something that really began to accelerate under the obama administration, the obama justice department prosecutor more sources under that law than all previous ministrations can bind -- previous ministrations combined. the trump administration is continuing that. this is something that should disturb everybody who believes in a free press and who believes in just prosecutions. in the past, we have all supported whistleblowers and sources. we raised over $100,000 for chelsea manning's legal defense and supported, straight and edward snowden and others. we will do everythi

head to the betsy ross bridge, traffic will be moving before too long. i-95, headlines coming southbound, the crowds is gathering, but not bad. the crash in glenolden at 13 in and -- 13th and gardener avenue. >>> a man was in germantown and a someone came up and shot him at pointblank range. jeanette reyes is live at temple university hospital with what happened. >> reporter: the victim is in the hospital right now fierkt for his life. -- fighting for his life. police are not sure whether he will survive his injuries after being shot multiple times. the search is on for his shooter. this happened overnight at 12:30 a.m. along the 5,000 block of germantown avenue in germantown. they responded to reports of gunfire and arrived on scene to find the victim unresponsive with gunshot wounds of the head, neck, tore -- torso and groin area. police have talked to several witnesses, but nobody provided a suspect description. it is believed that the shooter wanted this man dead. >> due to the fact he was hit so many times, appears he was the intended target. we don

i'm joined by betsy woodruff, the political reporter for the daily beast.good to have you, betsy. >> sure thing. >> what will the senate judiciary committee want to know from mr. simpson and how does he fit in this puzzle >> one of the big questions is first how mr. simpson got connected to christopher steel, the former british spy who put together that as of yet unverified dossier of critical information about the president and then another really central issue here is going to be the relationship between glen simpson who runs fusion gps, the opposition research firm, christopher steel, the former spy and the fbi, the washington post reported that the fbi at one point was planning to actually pay christopher steel to keep doing his research into trump and trump's businesses after glen simpson and fusion gps had decided to stop paying him. now, there's no indicator the fbi actually put christopher steel on their payroll, but clearly there was some sort of conversation there at the washington post -- if the washington post report is accurate which it appears

betsy ross there today. video from the event last year.annual july 4th naturalization ceremony held this afternoon at 1:30. freedom will ring today. >>> wawa is honoring more than 300 children and families who participate in police across philadelphia. >> museum of american revolution yesterday. kids got a free tour and i had the distinct pleasure and honor of mcing that event. wawa presented a check for $10,000. >>> electable military families a bit closer to a love one serving from afar. >> sprung a surprise on the family before last night's game at citizen park. serving in the air force j overseas. popped up a special video message for hr husband and kids who were there. also presented the team with the team jersey. >>> markelle fultz now has first taste of nba competition as philadelphia 76er. >> made sixer debut until utah summer league last night. fultz scored first basket of the game. also showed off three point form and defensive skills with three blocks on the night. fultz scored 17 points in summer league debut. had a chance to w

. >> president trump just gave a check to $100,000 to education secretary betsy devos., ng are >> president trump just donated his second quarter paycheck to the department of education. at a briefing sarah huckabee sanders presented the check from the president for $100,000 to education secretary betsy devos. she explained the money will be used to fund the department of education summer camp. >>> this summer there's a new alert from the state department for travellers planning to head to mexico. it involves tainted alcohol that could cause vacationer's to get sick and black out. a tourist from wisconsin prompted an investigation. the paper found dozens of accounts of people passing out at mexican resorts even after drinking limited amounts of alcohol. >> you know how much you can take. you know whether you're a lightweight or not. >>> check out this under water birthday party. this is the manatee that just turned 3 years old. care makers made her a cake that was six feet high, takes two of those scuba divers to bring it in. it was made of cabbage. the 660 manatee was

this week healey and 17 other democratic state ags sued education secretary betsy devos. right now 50% of student loans in default in the u.s. come to loans from for-profit schools which only make up 12% of the higher education sector. >> if you take away those regulations, who's there to protect those people, to protect people that don't know? >> reporter: danielle ramos received an email this week, after four years, her $15,000 school loan debt was forgiven. in her case, she had the support of the attorney general's office here. >> jericka, thank you. next on the "cbs evening news," new o account of a deadly car crash. later, an unruly passenger causes chaos in first class. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ but with my back pain i couldn't sleep or get up in time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. and now. i'm back! aleve pm for a better am. [man] not again! [burke] swan drive. seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa

take the betsy ross bridge for now as an alternate. watch for delays, they run behind schedule with the openings. for now, it looks like it's on time. we are watching construction on 422. the eastbound ramp to route 23 is closed for the project. we are dealing with an eight-minute trip with speeds into the 60s. back to you. >> 6:18 right now. let's take a live look outside. see what the skies look like. the sun is coming up. steamy just about everywhere. let's find out from bill henley. >> this afternoon is going to feel like it's above 100 in wilmington and philadelphia. you can see the haze we have right now. a live view from center city. a hazy start and muggy morning. 77 right now in trenton. philadelphia, 79. 77 degrees in wilmington. low 70s in allentown. compared to yesterday at this time, one degree warmer in allentown. it's three degrees warmer in wilmington and philadelphia, mt. holly and trenton. a warmer start and more humidity. we are headed to dangerous heat levels this afternoon for the entire area except right along the

joining me now, betsy woodruff.ere's this interesting theory floating around that the sources behind this story, putting things on donald, jr., are actually people around jared kushner. the reason for that is this appears to come from someone showing or reading off the new fs 86. the biggest problem is that kushner now has a third meeting left off a form that says at the top if you omit things you are committing a felony. >> yeah. there's a distinct someone's getting thrown under the bus quality to this, because this isn't, you know, unlike the leaks that we supposedly received from the national security apparatus, this comes from the white house. and it's very difficult i think looking from the outside in to get a real sense of the various con tet wen -- constituencies and what they gain. clearly somebody is trying to protect somebody. the idea that three top officials of a campaign would meet someone who they don't know about something that they're not aware of in the heat of a campaign is really hard to believe.