i side with bob. >> bob does check his. >> no, i don't.t's wrong. >> it's okay if he has a date. >> or a bookie. >> this article was a joke. it wasn't real. yeah. also, by the way, what we're seeing right now is a new compulsion. we had three major compulsions, food, sex, alcohol or drugs. compulsions, things anything that creates an internal dialogue in your head when you're arguing or battling over the use of it. i won't look at the internet today. i won't eat bread today. i'm not going to look at certain things on the web today. >> you do a lot of that. >> it's a compulsion when you know nothing has changed on your phone yet you still look at it anyway. i do that. it's a modern compulsion. and i think it's changing the way our brains work. i really do. >> i think if my wife is watching right now honey don't listen to this at least 50% of the time when i'm at dinner and i have to use the men's room i'm going to the men's room to check twitter. so the bottom line, she's like this. >> i do it in the car. i'm bad about that because i don't

you've had three primetime shows "the bob newhart show" "bob newhart" and another one called "bob." and i had one called "george and leo." george is actually -- my given name is george, george robert. so i kind of kept it all going. >> jimmy: so you're an egomaniac. >> you know where that came from? the first year was 1972, and i was a standup. i came from the standup world. i didn't want to lose my identity as a standup. so i didn't want it to be just married or i married a psychiatrist. and mary tyler moore and dick van dyke. so you wanted to keep your identity just in case the show didn't work. >> jimmy: there might be some wisdom to changing your identity if the show didn't work. but i'll tell you another thing i noticed last night, the late suzanne plashette that played your wife on the show, she was just so good. everybody was good, but she was especially great. [ cheers and applause ] just attractive in every way and so funny. >> she was a special lady, yeah. we lost her a couple of years ago, but she was marvelous. >> jimmy: she provided the ending to your other series, whic

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that's my opinion, bob. you have your turn. >> you're right. >> and i don't think putin is back on his heels or worried about it, his poll numbers are this is about oil, about access to the black sea. he is not going to stop until he gets it. he is going to do whatever it takes to put his country in the best position possible. crimea, now ukraine. he is not sorry. he is not worried or running out to hire a madison avenue pr firm to fix this for him. he's the problem solver. look at his military and intelligence background. this is a ruthless man that believes in no problem with collateral consequences and damages, as long as he can achieve the goal. unfortunately, he has absolutely no respect for the united states or for the president or for secretary kerry, or any of that group. how do we know? look at his actions. >> dana, in the media you hear you don't want to put putin a corner. but doesn't that fear paralyze the west? this is why he doesn't have any respect for us because we're scared of him? >> seems

i am bob schieffer and this is face the nation. u.s. officials say they now have evidence the russians were involved in the shootdown of the airliner over ukraine, and in israel, there is an intense filing of the ground war in gaza. in ukraine, more complications as russian separatists continue to block international efforts to secure the crash site and are now removing bodies. and what appear on the black boxes from the scene. we will have reports from ukraine and moscow. >> in israel, the death toll rises on both sides and there is no end in sight. secretary of state john kerry joins us with the latest. we will hear from a key member of the house intelligence committee, new york congressman peter king and the former u.s. envoy to the israeli-palestinian peace talks, ambassador martin -- and analysis on all of this .. >> 60 years of news because this is face the captioning sponsored by cbs good morning, again, we are starting with the latest on the malaysian airliner shot down on thursday, cbs news senior foreign correspondent mark phi

bob?> so rarely we hear charles krauthammer i'm delighted he's in here today. i think the fact he's right. there's a lot to be said for -- first of all, the other thing charles krauthammer said people here now can't send him back. we ought to put together a process where they can work themselves to citizenship behind people who are in line. >> how does that deter people from sending kids. >> here's the answer to why people are sending their kids up here is because they think that this is a better place for them to be and clearly it is. you can't blame obama for all this. obama is not down there hustling people to get to the border. >> how does this prove in any way to be a deterrent. if i'm a mom and want to send a kid over why shouldn't i if i saw my neighbor's kid got in. >> what's you your point? >> any thoughts on the fence. >> >> there was an activist down, there amnesty activist that said if these children were from canada no one would mind. it's a good point. they are from canada be

bob brought up honduras. if the president actually had some ideas, if he wasn't a pragmatist, he would suggest getting rid of drug regulations that create wars and violence that have so many coming from south and central america coming to america. >> they come here illegally, they live in honduras, they don't come here and break the law, they deal with the same situation the other children are in honduras. that doesn't justify breaking the law, coming here illegally. >> we can't take children from every country with violence or a tough economy. we will be taking millions and millions of children. sound bite from a couple years ago. see how serious he is about border control. watch. >> they said we need to triple border patrol. now they're going to say quadruple the border patrol, or want a higher fence. maybe they'll need a moat. maybe they want alligators in the m.oat. >> is president obama, does he have any real border security idea at all? >> i don't think so, eric. that's the biggest problem. you know, sa

bob from gary t. he says bob i'm same age as you, 20 year army vet and lean more conservative. event made you a liberal. >> i started out as a liberal. my dad worked in the civil rights movement. it goes back generations. influence of my father and mother. >> okay. eric this is from sherri p. with all the running you do, do you run in marathons. >> no. in fact, the most i've ever run is ten miles. i usually run five miles three times a week. it's a perfect distance. that's enough. by the way i got this new fuel band. i love these things. >> would you run? >> i don't think i can finish it. >> dangerous thing to do. >> boring to watch. marathoners are miserable people. >> is it more fun to watch than soccer. >> executive producer just said in my ear i'm not man enough to run a marathon. >> the challenge is on. >>> greg, from diane p., at what point in your life did you become interested in politics? >> when i got hired by fox. [ laughter ] i don't know. you know, i think a lot of people will say -- i got interested in politics when i was at berkeley and i was a liberal. i worked

now, bob mcdonnell's defense attorney says yes, the marriage was on the rocks and bob mcdonnell wille the stand and explain how the marriage was falling apart. but he will also say the truth and that he never gave anything to johnny williams. we'll be here throughout the week. i'm peggy fox reporting live, back to you. >> thanks. >> all right, coming up next, sports. the washington redskins and the baltimore ravens getting the day off. a little rest before things heat up. one weekend, how are the redskins rookies adjusting to life in denturthan real teeth.erent they're about ten times softer and have surface pores where bacteria can multiply. polident kills 99.99% of odor-causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture everyday. >>> is welcome back. the washington redskins had the day off today from training camp and it doesn't mean their work is done. the rookies have plenty of studying of the play book to do still. dianne roberts is in richmond and has more on how the young guys are adjusting. >> we're here at training camp in richmond where as

bob? >> good morning, 5:31, off to pretty good start this friday morning, getting ready for another good looking weekends. outside, live look, coming into -- down the roosevelt boulevard, messier yesterday morning, but off to good start here, the headlights crossing the schuylkill river, headed through the expressway. we'll check the rest of the roads and mass transit coming up next. ukee, good morning. >> bob, thank you. developing right now, investigators are searching for a motive behind deadly shoot-out inside a delaware county wellness center. after a pschiatric patient allegedly pulls out a gun, during a argument, and opens fire. >> one person was killed, another injured, after a pschiatric patient allegedly pulled out the gun, opened fire, "eyewitness news" reporter january jan carabeo trg the story for us live in darby with exclusive reaction from those who did witness all of this chaos, jan? >> reporter: natasha, ukee, we're told that the suspected shot is her currently in the hos

bob, israel? >> i'll tell what you concerns me. it's not just the media, but in europe, the supposed allies of israel have stayed silent in the face of what hamas has been doing and israel has been taking the hit. anti-semitism is alive and well in europe and it has been for a long time and it's growing. the president of the united states has to stand up and say, look, i know we want to try to get both sides to back off here, but israel is getting a bad rap. hamas is the one putting these people in harm's way and nobody else is saying it and it's time for us to say it. the united states stands behind israel in that regard and it's time for the press and our allies, particularly germany, and say it's the fault of hamas and not israel. >> it's so very different from president obama's stance on that. >> i like that, bob. >> we like that a little better. president dana? >> i would say if we are going to say we believe that israel has the right to defend itself, then we should let israel defend itself.

i thought it was extremely well done. >> greg, would you agree with bob or disagree with bob.'t he a professor at the university of chicago. >> yeah. he has tenure at a university and the only role he should be playing on campus is as one of those classroom skeletons in a medical college. he should be dead. ayers is beliefs are shared by some in the administration. >> he made connections through the bombs. >> speaking of that second of a two part series megyn sat down with bill ayers that airs tonight in a back and forth that greg alludes to and megyn aske about his relationship with obama. >> good friends. >> i knew him as he knew so er,000 people. i wish he would listen to me. >> did he ever contact you once you became the story in his presidential race. >> it's university of illinois not university of chicago. talk to me a little bit about that. aren't there a lot of links between obama and ayers. >> this always undermines bill ayers is old news story. the relationship was bury preponderance of the evidence the link was the first cover up by a complicit media. media loves a

bob woodson, let me start with you because you're known to have paul ryan's ear and vice versa. what are the main motivating ideas behind the package, the big thurs? >> the big thrust is unfortunately in the past we have defined help to the poor by how much money we spend on services to the poor. so if you care more, you spend more. if you're harsh and cruel you spend less, and that's a false die cot kocot dichotomdichotomy. paul says we must find new and innovative ways to lift people out of poverty and then measure success based upon how many fewer people need assistance versus how many people are requiring it. one other very important distinction, i think we generalize too much about it the poor. not everybody is poor for the same reasons. there are four categories. people are poor because they're just broke. they're out of work. there's been a temporary illness, a breadwinner has died. they suffered a setback. for them the character is in place, and they use assistance the way it should, as a temporary bridge over troubled times. second category are people whose character is

then maureen mcdonnell walked in this morning a few minutes after bob mcdonnell. the prosecution first outlined the case going over what they believe was a quid pro quo. they say that the mcdonnells used the power of the governor's office to enrich themselves, to line their pockets and accepted more than $150,000 in loans and gifts from wealthy businessman jonny williams. the loans totaled $220,000. they showed a few e-mails back and forth between both bob mcdonnell and jonny williams. they also showed one picture of bob mcdonnell in jonny williams's ferrari that they had the use of when they were on vacation at smith mountain lake. they're also saying that the mcdonnells tried to help promote a product, a vitamin supplement and this they tried to arrange meetings with jonny williams, that they did arrange meetings and tried to help him get that pill under research at virginia universities, uva and bcu. that didn't happen but there was an attempt, the prosecution says. the so the prosecution finished up and now when i just got out of the courtroom, it was maureen

welcome to the bob franken channel. >> the bob franken channel. >> the bob franken channel, where rightverybody is saying, who in the world is bob franken? >> oh, we know who you are, but we want to talk about the house, because they voted to sue the president for overstepping his executive powers. is this a waste of time, bob, or is it completely valid? >> well, it's probably a waste of time in that it is somewhat questionable whether any judge would even take this case because the argument would be that congress really doesn't have standing. but perhaps from a republican point of view, this is a tiny bit of red meat so they don't have to use the "i" word to get involved with the impeachment question, which is proving to be a real embarrassment to the gop. and when there are questions about congress about to be out of town for five weeks, there are many who say, only five weeks? >> well, you know, what are voters saying? that's what i want to know. are they behind this lawsuit and the use of taxpayer money to pursue it, or will republicans really feel the backlash come midterms? >> wel

. >> the fight all weekend long over the politics of this, bob. doesn't it make it harder to get immigration reform because of the illegles flying over the border. >> there is not going to be comprehensive reform. the republicans keep going like this and loosing the vote 2-1 they can never elect a president unless it we elect someone who is crazy -- which is a possibility. republicans have to get together and realize they cannot keep getting beat on this. the 50,000 kids -- we have 11 million people here. 10.5 million came before obama. we have to get it worked out. we cannot take care of the kids -- the homeland security bill will pass. >> how about the protesters in chicago saying we have high rates of violent crime in the city and they are protesting the president wants to spend billions helping illegal children and isn't helping out our own cities. >> the tears across the urban areas -- it isn't hard to find somebody who is going to say something like that in chicago. it is gang war and stuff. >> what sandra is referring to is the reverend jes

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bob? >> 5:00 o'clock, good morning, everyone, tuesday morning, looking liver downtown philadelphia, not bad at all right here on the vine expressway, we still have overnight construction crews, and couple every accidents, i'll have all of the details coming up next. good morning. >> thank you, bob, good morning, everyone, in the news, new developments over night, two carjacking suspect appear before a philadelphia judge in connection with a crash that killed three children. >> meanwhile, family, friends, now preparing for a vigil. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry joins us now, she is at the crash scene in north fill which more, syma? >> reporter: suspect arraigned shortly before 2:00 this morning, preliminary hearing set for august 13th. officials credit their arrest for hard-working detective, determined to find the men responsible for killing three siblings. >> i want to personally thank commissioner ramsey, captain clark, all of the men and women of the police department for the

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bob mcdonnell is an excellent valet. need anything moved? on day three of the corruption trial today, the businessman who provided the ferrari and paid for the lake house vacation and the cape cod vacation and the florida vacation and bought the family iphones and golf shoes and golf clubs and handed over $70,000 to the governor's real estate company and $50,000 to the governor's wife and $10,000 to one of the governor's daughters. and 15,000 to the other governor's daughter for her wedding. the guy that bought the engraved rolex for the governor. that business man took the stand in the governor's corruption trial in richmond. and he said right off the bat that all of that stuff and all of that cash that he gave to the governor and his family, those were not the product of a friendship. he said, actually, he saw himself as being in a business relationship with the governor. this was a business relationship, i needed his help. the governor was in the position to help secure state sponsored research. the businessman needed the office of the go

bob rolls on top of another vehicle. finally putting an end to his wild ride. >> at that point, the lights came back on, so to speak, and i was sitting up on top of another vehicle, looking at the crowd, which was very strange to me, seeing as how 60 seconds before that, the crowd had been behind me. >> bob is shaken but only suffers minor injuries as a result of the crash. shockingly, no one else is hurt, not even the man that was run over. bob meets the lucky spectator after the competition. >> he had a tire tread across the front of his teeshirt at an angle. and he said yeah, he goes right here's your tread mark. i'm never washing this shirt again. i'm going home and putting it on the wall. >> even though no one is seriously hurt in the crash, bob knows that he and those around his out of control rock crawler are lucky to be alive. >> to see that, it was kind of scary because you're actually totally out of control. there's nothing you can do about it. it's just a different scene being told about it. >> coming up, a ho

ukee, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. here is a look at today's headlines. still developing story. us intelligence experts believe a missile brought down the malaysia airlines jet yesterday over ukraine, but they've not determined who launched the missile. ukraine blames separatist missiles, russia blames ukraine. 298 souls were lost. >>> also, israeli troops in gaza this morning, israel's prime minister says the military is prepared to expand that operation. one israeli and 20 palestinians have been reported killed. also, hamas has vowed retaliation. >>> teenage is her in stable condition after double shooting in feltonville. another victim refused treatment. so far there are no arrests, and no word on what triggered the gunfire. >>> be right back. >>> the phillies get back from the all-star break tonight on the road in atlanta the braves are tied with the nationals, in the top spot, in the national league east. the phils are ten games back. time to turn things around. summer league hoops. team representing the sixers an

>> schieffer: april bob schieffer. breaking news overnight as both sides step up their attack in the mid east. israeli troops move in to gaza on the ground. take on rocket facility in what may be the opening stages of a wider war. it is day six of the mid east conflict and as the rocket attacks intensify and casualties mount in gaza, neither side seem interested in a crease fire. we'll talk with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and hear from the top palestinian delegate to the united states. then he'll turn to the immigration crisis as tens of thousands of children pour across our southern border we'll talk with texas governor rick perry and house democrat luis gutierrez. 60 years of news because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning again, to get that news on the overnight developments we go first to holly williams in gaza city. >> good morning, bob. israeli command owes class with palestinian militants early this morning, first gunfight since this escalation began and comes as i

it's tremendous performance. >> bob, our thanks to you, bob peck, sun trust, robinson humphrey $72 stockget at about 75 right now. all right, tonight, we launch a brand-new segment the a-game on alternative investment ideas beyond stocks and bonds. our first guest has an idea, it may surprise you. let's bring in ingrid pierce at walker's global. great to see you again. we saw each other in vegas, now in new york. you are seeing activity if european real estate. >> we have. what's been interesting is there has been a massive uptick in interest in real estate generally. we've seen it particularly focused in europe. you know what's happening in the markets there. the london real estate market is on fire, of course, ireland, in particular, we have been seeing a lot of activity there of late. that's partly because, of course the bank has been deleveraged there. they effectively had global portfolios. both on the financial services side and the commercial real estate has been a big boom. we expect that to continue. >> is this a statement where there is more upside versus in the united states?

live near napa county, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> such a good point, bob, showing that dry brush. it's probably a good time, even if you cleared out the space around your home, probably a good time to clear it out again. i do want to talk about the wind. as you can see right now up in the north bay, it's calm. i want to take it to futurecast and show you what's coming later today between 2:00 and 9:00 p.m. at night, you can see from the key, expecting strong wind gusts to the tune of 30 to 40 miles per hour potentially. we'll talk more about this. but it's not looking very good in terms of wind we're expecting later on today. back to you. >> thanks so much. we will continue to follow this breaking story all morning long. >>> anytime we're not on the air, go to our website nbcbayarea.com. >>> two people recovering from serious burns after a propane tank on a food truck exploded in philadelphia. here's that explosion on a security camera capturing flames shooting out and shaking nearby homes and businesses. the blast hurt a total of 12 people, a mother and daughter inside that food

bob is laughing. college campus or high school. maybe high school junior high running for class president. on the permanent campaign and i think if he had advisors around him that weren't stepford staff nodding at whatever he said would pull him aside and say this is not a good look four. this is serious. i know you want to win the house and you want to keep the senate but there's serious stuff here. going after republicans and joking and laughing and chugging beers and playing pool you have to stop that for a while until you figure out what to do. >> greg, he makes a good point he doesn't have to run for re-election. if this was four years ago would he be more attuned to what's going on at the border. >> that's why polls don't remember. if he was a conservative, a republican, you should act that way. if you know you have no consequences you should do everything you can to fulfill your ideology. i don't think he was bad last night. when i watch him speak i say the republicans should have that. should have a guy who has that kind of

i want bob's take on this. these are the, the reds are strong republican in pink toss up but leaning towards republicans and then the rest are just the ones that the democrats might be able to hold on to. bob i'm more interested in your take on this. some people think that the republicans will have a wave, a tidal wave or a tsunami but do you think it's that clear cut? >> no. it's not that clear cut. one of the things, by the way rove also made this point and i keep hearing this from republicans. democrats are going their ground game. i wonder why the republicans don't do their ground game. having said that, i don't think we should talk about the house. the house is pretty much a done deal. only question in my mind will there be seven, eight, nine, ten either way. in the senate it's a big and it's a big deal some say it's not that big of a deal. it takes 60 votes to defeat something in the senate. chairmen of committees write bills that go to the floor. if you do that. it comes from the republican side. right n

they don't do that. >> i have bad news for you, bob.s not the possession of marijuana people that are in the state prisons or in the maximum security prisons where these gang members go. there is actually nobody to kind of kick out when it comes to maximum security prisons. >> do you want to go to break? >> coming up, eric can't stop talking now about one of his favorite news shows about an american family in the middle east. it's been drawing complaints from muslim groups and he's going to tell you all about it next. >>> a middle east islamic dictatorship with arab spring under way and a message it would send the worlds. egypt? no. iraq? no way. a new drama called "tyrant". >> we are here to say that he is gone. >> no! >> "tyrant" is awesome. it's produced and directed by people who really understand geopolitics but not everyone loves "tyrant" as much as me. my friend has a problem with the show. he says it's devoid of any redeeming qualities and is represented by terrorists, murderous children, rapists, corrupt billionaires and powerl

it's un-american. >> look at bob. can can just tell you, this is when i look over at him, the hands down the pants. >> let's just say it was an unfortunate comment for a bouma to make, but by saying about the v.a. scandal, if he knew about it, then he covered it up. if he knew about the irs, then he covered it up. what you're accusing him of, the president of the united states, is covering them up. if you want to accuse him of covering it up, let's just say it. >> does it get better than they have no idea what's going on. >> but it's a cover-up. if they knew about the v.a., that means it's a cover-up. >> or could they be a hypocrite, cover-up and stupid. >> why can't it be all of the above? wi do we have to be so picky? circle the d, all of the above. >> it's a serious allegation, you're suggesting he covered up two very serious scandals. >> you brought that up. >> literally, it came out of your mouth. if he knew about it, he covered it up. >> he said he found out about these things from the press. he never should hav

thank you, rick francona and bob baer. >> important discussion. 13 israeli soldiers dead, 87 on the gaza side and overall, 425 palestinians dead in this conflict. we are going to talk more about the death on both sides, i said, the deadliest day of fighting since this conflict unfolded. how or is the u.s. really going to react, how involve ready they going to get? we know that secretary kerry will be on his way to egypt for discussions about the tension in the region tomorrow. we will talk about all of that straight ahead. ♪ you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to park all these things? fuggedaboud it. this is new york. hey little guy, wake up! aw, come off it mate! to react, how involve ready they e than just car insurance. ♪ amam rich. my social circle includes captains of industry, former secretaries of state, oil tycoons, and ambassadors of countries known for their fine cheeses. yes i am rich

so they don't get any kind of illness, bob.you feel about that, bob. >> i'm trying to speak. just a couple of related questions, ed. president put forth a $3.7 billion proposal to take care of these kids. did the rnc by any chance have in their statement any proposals or any ideas? of course they didn't. >> reporter: i checked the statement a couple of times. >> they haven't had a thought. >> they haven't. when jon kyle wanted help on the border that was a fantasy back in 2010. >> what would do you? >> that's so easy. you enforce border. >> send them back. >> $3.7 billion -- >> what would do you? >> i would -- >> no. what would you do, bob. would you have those kids in your apartment? in your large apartment? >> i would get those kids -- send those kids home. >> wow. wait a minute. that's racist. >>, it's not. >> how dare you. you want to send these poor kids home, bob. that's bigoted of you. >> obama didn't have anything to get them here. >> republicans say send them home, bolling says send them home you thought that was a jok

bob? >> 5:00 o'clock straight up on a tuesday morning, looking live at i-95, where everything is wet and soaked from all of the rain last night, dealing with a lot of debris from some of your secondary roads in the neighborhood. and getting words of transformer problem here in center city. all of the details coming up next. >> downed power lines and uprooted trees illustrate the power of mother nature. another round every strong storms leave nor clean up jobs in the region. steve patterson joins us at voorhees, new jersey to show you more of all of the damage, steve? >> ukee, if you want good look at what voorhees new jersey looks like this morning, just take a look behind me. look at this tree destroying part of the side of this home, and then ripping some of the siding off of the home. then you can see, all of the branches down in the yard, the lawn mower, check this out, over here, look at this, lawn mower is on its side, completely ripped up by this uprooted treement just one of the ma

bob is spot on. so even though all economics i think is global nowadays, i think if you rearrange the valuations and fixed income markets in europe you can see the rates creep up a bit. >> we need to remind the viewers the last u.s. correction we had was largely the fault of the european debt crisis. >> the draghi put is alive. i want to know how much real dance are they really going to take losses or the ecb or the national government is going to step in. they're going to come out and help them out. i hope not. i think we're going to clarify that. >> listen. i think all the points are well noted. it feels like 2008 all over again in real ways, we talk about the piigs, portugal, ireland, italy, greece, spain. they're dows, if you will. they are the worst performing major indexes in the world right now with the exception of one or two sort of random indexes. does it feel a little bit like six years ago? i think draghi will continue to put in a enough sfifingers to h the dive. without reform and that i

bob? >> good morning, everyone, 5:00 o'clock on a monday, looking live at i59 through the construction zone. light volume so much here. an accident in south jersey. we'll check in with mass transit coming up. good morning. >> thank you, bob. we're following breaking news down the shore right now. the coast guard looking for a both nerve long poured, atlantic county. told it hit a jelly throwing we people into the water. two made it to the shore, another still missing. crew headed out to the scene. we'll bring you updates as soon as they come into the news room. >> also, breaking news on the mideast crisisment secretary of state, john kerrey, heads to egypt today to try to broke area cease-fire between israel and hamas militants. this trip comes as the national international community raises concerns about the rising civilian death toll after nearly three weeks of fighting. correspondent susan motorcycle begin which is more from washington. >> palestinians in the gaza strip woke to more roc

bob, back to you. >>> 5:05 on a wednesday. roads are dry and you can certainly feel the heat, 76 degrees as you step outside the front door this morning. heading for i-95 no problems here, this is a live look at i-95 near girard as sun begins to rise over northeast philadelphia, heading southbound, the three lanes moved over to the right. you can see here penndot painted new lines the the other day which certainly helps visibility wise on the overnight and tries to keep everybody in the correct lanes as you head south in towards center city. route 309 near the pennsylvania turnpike looking good here for gang coming from bucks county, heading towards the turnpike n problems or delays there. however, 295 the off ramps to the mount holly interchange still closed until about 6:00 as part of the overnight construction here along 295. rest of the major roadways in new jersey looking good, 42, 55, turnpike, nothing out of the ordinary there and throughout the take fifth street tunnel that short cut that takes you underneath ben frank

bob beck you have your work cut out for you and ms. tilly i've already scaled the world. thank you >> thank you for the exiled kind words i think bob and i have our marching orders. our next speaker needs no introduction whodunit travel at least in the region this person has been a friend for many years i've horrid him for some time i've had the opportunity to get to know him not only on this partnership but, of course, our stunning parkway project. on this team they've been true partners helping to secure 77 money and streamlining all the process including the environmental review process under the new delegating authority and please join me our director t p. (clapping.) >> thank you tilly. good morning it's a pleasure to be here as we start the construction of a project that not only includes practitioner but access to the treasure island. we're proud of the bridge you see behind us and we're proud of this project that puts a world-class new connection to the treasure island that was independent of the bay bridge project it was due to the collaboration between will the