. >> hi there, bob. >> america's entertainer was bob hope.s room is so dull and depressing tonight. if only there is some way to brighten it. of course. [laughter] >> he was a true patriot. alaska, and, korea, will keep on going until he find howard hughes. the field was a graph of mud, but nothing bothered these marines. they waited five hours. you really have to go to work. i had a great arrival here, i stepped off the plane and disappeared. >> and no performer and history has been more beloved by more generations. some sly,n figure out subtle way to get him on the couch. [laughter] >> from new york, this is bloomberg. "thanks for the memories." from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪hank from new york, this is bloomberg. thanks for the memories of our camaraderie at work and on the team and all the years of our careers that you played straight for me i thank you so much ♪ >> how do you like that? stabbed with my own theme song. announcer: these are the most inspiring. bob: look at those cats up there. hey, you all! announcer: hilarious. >> wha

bob mueller is intense.mission, by what we must do as an organization to stop that next threat. it was very much bob mueller on the attack, and there was no easy day with bob mueller. >> so fascinating what you said. the fbi played different roles throughout history. at times focused on the mafia and crime families. no wider shift in the focus than on that terrible day on september 11 and robert mueller being in charge. this is a fitting setup to where we will go after the break, how bob mueller confronted this terror threat and why the man who is briefing the president every day is not going to be squared off by tweets when there was special security in place to protect his life. and we look at president trump's claims that mueller's team might be biased. the suv that dares to go beyond utility. experience amazing. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody two seconds! ♪ "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your application, it is with great pleasure that we offer our congratulation

bob: it is true. what apple has done over the last couple of years, they have been all about perfecting technology other people have done first. that is the claim. a lot of those technologies appear first in china. you found chinese consumers have become more accustomed to that as a result. you have seen apple struggle a bit in china. tim cook has talked about how critically important china is to apple, and yet they have been struggling there. will the new phones overcome that? there has been the brand cachet apple has. there are concerns at the price points for the new design, can they maintain that? nationalism drive the big phone companies now beating apple in the china market? emily: i get the price, it is cheaper. when it comes to the features, what did the companies to better than apple? bob: they have had the edge displays for a long time. two cameras. things like that have become important for a lot of people. if you look at what samsung just haswith the note 8, it two cameras and beautiful ed

because he had been solicited by bob, and bob had told him about all these different things that they had done and they were doing. it was martinez that basically introduced us to the book for turner diary. it's a fictional account of a group of people just like we're talking about, that ultimately managed to overthrow the united states government. >> december the 16th, 1991, today it finally begins. after all these years of talking, and nothing but talking, we have finally taken our first action. we were at war with the system. and it is no longer a war of words. in the book, they're not talking about overthrowing the government, they're overthrowing it. >> bob matthews took this book as his bible. and he followed it. so in the turner diaries, the characters get counterfeiting, armored car robberies, executions. and that's what the order did. so martinez was a wealth of information. you might say we handled all the little pieces and he was able to move them around for us and show us where they fit. once we had the agreement made with tom martinez that he would help us, we knew we had

bob dole is one of my heroes. admire him not only for his statesmanship and civility, but i admire him because he has led the effort in this country and around the world to end hunger. nobody that i can think of other than george mcgovern who worked with bob dole during the 1970's, did more to strengthen our nutrition programs and make sure that our richest country in the world, nobody went hurningry. he worked in a bipartisan way and these programs were strengthened and we were making great progress to ending hunger and joined with george mcgovern in the formation of the mcgovern-dole food education program. this is a program that expands school feeding initiatives all around the world and millions and millions and millions of children are not only getting fed and getting a nutritious meal, but getting fed in a school setting. and getting the nutrition they need and the education they need and hopefully lead their countries out of poverty. the international world cannot lead with an i will literate population and

for bob, a new research lab. for autumn, a chance to head her own department. >> autumn was not just a rising star. she was a shooting star. she was nationally recognized as a leader in her field at a very young age. >> reporter: but still, something was gnawing at her, a kind of emotional vacuum. she wanted to have another child. by now had her early 40s, she was taking fertility treatments, hormone injections. but nothing was happening. was it really eating away at her, that she wasn't getting pregnant, time was going by? >> yes. and, you know, just speaking from experience, fertility treatments are the loneliest place a woman will ever go. >> reporter: looking back, her mom, lois, recognizes now some worrisome signs, changes in her daughter. >> i kind of saw that she wasn't herself too much anymore, that she was kind of a little -- what do you call it -- kind of a little down maybe here and there. >> reporter: then in early 2013 the couple tried a new approach to the baby problem. a fertility doctor thought th

and i said, bob, look at this bakery. this shop is fancier than the finest pastry shop that i looked -- that i grew up looking at in bombay. and he left. i said, you should go and check this out and maybe write it up. he said if i write it up i will make sure i mention you. i kept waiting and waiting, i told my wife. i told my wife that maybe i would be mentioned in music. the call never came. i was too polite to ask him. about a year later he said -- i asked what happened to that column on three dog bakery you are going to write about the bubble and so on? he said yes, i talked to you and i talked to others, and they were not so sure, neither was i myself to read we had to think about it. i cannot just write a column saying there is a bubble because of three dog bakery. my point, and i do have 1 -- [laughter] is that bob does not rush into things. he takes his own sweet time making up his mind, talking to lots of people. this book was ready far before it came out, so i think the only sin this book commits is the sin of b

bob haldeman and john ehrlichman.een my privilege to know. >> when he gets rid of them he is also planning his defense. >> the watergate scandal broke wide open today. the two closest men to the president have resigned. >> he thinks this will protect him and he will claim he had known nothing about a cover up. until i told him on march 21st. he is sorting this all out until the end of the month when he decides he's just got to let everybody go. and then of course he fires me. >> on may 17th the senate held its first public hearing. one by one, the president's men were summoned to the senate chamber. under cross-examination each was asked, had the president of the united states broken the law? >> what did the president know and when did he know it? >> i don't think there has been a moment in american nonfiction television history that is as riveting as the watergate hearings were. >> i did not grow up with the memory of having seen it, obviously. but it was this omnipresent way that my mom talked about my young childho

my point is that bob does not rush into things. he takes his own sweet time making up his mind, talking to lots of people. ready far before , so i think the only sin this book commits is the sin of bad timing. a book about inflation at the time when the worry is recession and deflation would be ignored by many commentators. we are fortunate it has not been ignored. i think this book is a successful attempt to reclaim the lost history of the great inflation, as the title says. the does in the blamescribed a lot of the , anhe u.s. federal reserve institution i used to work for. as bob says, the fed has committed two major blunders in its 85 year existence. it worsened the great depression of the 1930's by refusing liquidity to a global economy that was thirsting for it, and then in the 1970's it permitted the great inflation by not soaking up liquidity from a global economy that was drowning in it. the great depression looms large in public consciousness. if you were to type it into google you would get 8 million hits on the term gre

bob kelly has a check of roads on this wednesday morning. good morning, bob. >> reporter: you got it scott scotty, good morning, a lot of construction out there with u us. a live look at the schuylkill expressway. upper and westbound conshohocken and king of prussia interchange and crews still out with the cones down to that one-lane pattern working westbound in the tunnels under 30 street station. here's a live look at the penndot crews again westbound leaving south philly. everybody is pushed off 30 street go to top of ramp and you pass 30 street station and right back on with that little detour there probably throw in an extra five minutes into your trixt agency north wales welsh road he hunts club road and work opening the boulevard from last night. both directions outer drive southampton to red lion road. karen, thomas back to you. >> 4:11 parkway look going what else can you say at 4:11. not much activity but it will change shortly. >> a guy involving cars vand liss vehicles. >> all caught on tape. now the search is on for the man poli

i'm bob massi.d living in las vegas, the center of the recent real-estate crisis. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now, well, it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than the sunshine state of florida. so we headed from the strip to the beach to show you how to live the american dream. i'm gonna meet real people who are facing serious problems, take you behind the gates of properties you have to see to believe and give you the tips that everyone needs to navigate the new landscape because information is power and the property man has got you covered. [ woman vocalizing ] thanks for joining us. i'm bob massi. a squatter is someone who settles on the land of another person without any legal authority to do so or without acquiring a legal title. there is a century-old legal concept called adverse possession that basically said if someone occupies a property for a long enough period, he or she can become the owner. >> the idea beh

bob how are the roads?not bad at all this morning, little problem on the schuylkill here, eastbound, on the schuylkill schuylkill. coming into the city right at montgomery drive, they can't push the guy off to the shoulder. so they're waiting for a tow truck. they got the flares down. again, coming inbound, into the city, again, look at this guy here, flying in the left lane everybody pushed over to the high right. see, when he sees the police and the flares, careful coming into town on the schuylkill, market frankford, using shut many buses until 5:00 this morning, hello cherry hill new jersey, live look, route 70, near haddonfield road, again, left over crew out there until about 5:30, also, still working here on the schuylkill, eastbound, with some cones down, coming out of king of prussia headed into conshohocken, again, the whole paving operation, that's underway. and in villanova, watch for delays along route 30, again, today as they're working on that pedestrian overpass, right there, on the campus o

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bob kelly? >> make sure, hope he makes that right turn, i'll sends him on detour, set up some construction, 5:33 a.m., slower than normal speeds expected today because of the fog that we're dealing w example here, up in allentown, just off route 309, in the northeast, tension, here is a live look at the blue route, excuse me, route 309. right near easton road, roll through montgomery county. so again, high beams sometimes don't do the trick, just bounces the light right back into your eye there, and watch it, the little ones will be waiting out on the bus stop any minute now, 95, northeast philadelphia, you can see the glare, so the roads little wet, damp, and just going to be one of those yucky starts to a thursday. live look at the freeway, starting to see some volume pop working your way in toward philadelphia. and they're still working here along 495 for the gang through wilmington, right mere exit four, which is edgemore road, minor delays as well on couple of the regional rail lines. karen

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because he had been solicited by bob, and bob had told him about all these different things that theydoing. it was martinez that basically introduced us to the book for turner diary. it's a fictional account of a group of people just like we're talking about, that ultimately managed to overthrow the united states government. >> december the 16th, 1991, today it finally begins. after all these years of talking, and nothing but talking, we have finally taken our first action. we were at war with the system. and it is no longer a war of words. in the

bob kelly looking good. what about the roads. >> we got that closure scotty, 4:31 in chester country eastbound lanes of 30 bypass closed all because of overnight fatal tractor-trailer act. here's a live look at the scene. it's eastbound lanes just east of route 282. investigators out here they just pulled the tractor-trailer away. if you get ready to head out the front door estbound bypass at 282 chester county you have to go route 30 local at least for now hopefully this hopens up in the next hour or so and 30 bypass one of the busy roads bringing folks out of chester county in towards king of prussia. speaking of king of freshia a live look there all night long westbound on the schuylkill center city all westbound lanes pushed off at 30 street to 5. mass transit so far karen erin thomas back to you. >> 4:32 we begin with breaking news happening overnight. hugh heffner died. he is credited with bringing topic of sex into the mainstream. and for decades heffner was pipe smoking silk pajama wearing center of

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then one day bob goes to see a man about a car. 90-pound chimp named snookie. >> grandpa actually put up $300 to get him, and back then that was a lot of money. >> he plans to make it all back, and more by taking a new act on the road featuring the world's only athletic ape. >> so, they went from juggling and joking to monkey business? >> absolutely. yes. >> and part of this act was allowing people to go in the ring with a chimp. >> they said, "how can we do an act, not get people hurt or killed, make sure the animals have fun... grandpa would go talk to the police department and find out who was the biggest, baddest bully in the town. and then they would spread the word that this big, bad bully was gonna be there to box and wrestle with the chimpanzee. >> did any man ever win? >> no -- people didn't know what a chimpanzee was. a 95-pound chimp can pull 850 pounds in one arm, and when they're mad 1250, so it didn't happen. >> you got to think if bob tried this today he'd be the one getting the beatdown from a disapproving public. b

it could go up from that they were saying at a meeting with the people who have been displaced from bob user last night the island of antigua where we're in now hasn't really been affected the tourism industry we just saw actually a cruise ship coming in with tourists this morning just as we was preparing to head out to the island of bob you to which is really been very badly affected despite the fact there is only about forty kilometers between the two islands antigua seemed to get off scot free more or less was barbecue the was really badly hit so that two hundred million dollars plus the government is also sending going to struggle to come up with that money on their own they're hoping to sort of outside help that's already started to arrive from countries in the region locally the other islands have been sending help also one of the ministers has just told us countries like chile venezuela which has got quite strong ties to the caribbean has sent two planeloads this country and teagan bob you got to pull on to britain before but it announced its independence in the eighty's so also

bob kelly? >> hey, sue, good morning, everybody, 4:02, we kick it off here on a thursday morning, looking live, the ben franklin parkway, downtown, nice pretty shot now, dealing with some fog, we have little bit of winds out, there dealing with construction on a lot of the major roadways, eastbound on the schuylkill expressway, between pretty much king of prussia, all the way in toward conshohocken, with only the right lane open. live look here, in reading, pennsylvania, where the construction cones are still up. so most of the overnight construction out until about 5:00, 5:15 or so. also dealing with fog, sue mentioned, down in portions every delaware, out toward the pennsylvania turnpike, near the downingtown interchange, and we're also dealing with some fog for the gang over in south jersey and maple shade. both the market frankford and the broad street subway, they're using shuttle buses into a 5:00. karen, toms, back to you. >> thank you, 4:03, developing story out of the fairhill section o

mueller tell you about where bob mueller's probe stands today? >> i think it tells you that he is turning over every rock and looking everywhere. very methodically going through and looking at anything that could have had touched any aspect of the trump campaign and possible collusion with russia. you know, this is -- we learn more and more every day. it seems as jeremy was talking about, you know, what exactly was going on in terms of michael flynn in particular. and just how robert mueller is drilling down on all these different aspects of russia's meddling in the election, particularly now the social media aspect of that. it tells you that he is very methodically and calculated, building a case that we only have a very small window into what it looks like. >> jeremy, let me give you one more on the same topic. sally yates warned them of blackmail. i don't know the last time someone had to make that short trip to 1600 pennsylvania avenue and warn the white house that a sitting national security adviser could be a target for blackmail from russi

i'm bob massi.ve been practicing law and living in las vegas, the center of the recent real-estate crisis. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now, well, it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than the sunshine state of florida. so we headed from the strip to the beach to show you how to live the american dream. i'm gonna meet real people who are facing serious problems, take you behind the gates of properties you have to see to believe, and give you the tips that everyone needs to navigate the new landscape because information is power. and the property man has got you covered. ♪ thanks for joining us. i'm bob massi. i'm 1954, walt disney began construction on what he envisioned to be a magical place for families on the site of a former orange grove in california. >> walt disney is a man who had a dream, a dream to take raw land and, with courage and conviction, build a magic kingdom called disneyland. >> disneyland was a huge

legal help is here. >>> bob mueller is running his investigation the way bob mueller does everything, but -- two central questions, potential collusion with russia and potential obstruction of justice, we're joined on the phone by house intel committee member congressman eric swallwell. let me ask you, so jeremy bash who's here with us, and paul butler who is here with us, jeremy says that one of the things the investigation is going to have to answer in light of this manafort news, that two fisa warrants were obtained to surveil him is whether or not russia placed him in the donald trump campaign. is that of interest to you? >> it's certainly of interest of whether the trump campaign, people who had prior relationships with ukrainian or pro ukrainian groups continued those relationships when they started working on the campaign. so that's something that our committee is also seeking to understand. >> that was one of his clients, the pro russia side of what would amount to a domestic debate in this country. but in ukraine, paul manafort was on the pro russia side. so your committee is

i'm bob massi.or 35 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, ground zero for the american real-estate crisis. but it wasn't just vegas that was hit hard. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than the grand canyon state of arizona. so we headed from the strip to the desert to show you how to explore the new landscape and live the american dream. i'm gonna help real people who are facing some major problems, explain the bold plans that are changing how americans live, and take you behind the gates of properties you have to see to believe. at the end of the show, i'll give you critical tips you need to know in the massi memo because information is power. and the property man has got you covered. [ woman vocalizing ] thanks for joining me. i'm bob massi. i got an e-mail from a woman with a fascinating story of how she navigated her way through the mortgage meltdown and financ

you mean bob odenkirk, jr.?stephen: yeah. >> he is a high-quality boy. >> stephen: well, the video shows bob odenkirk, jr. taking a meeting that he shouldn't have taken. should we just watch it? should we just watch the video? >> yeah, i would like to see this! what? yes, let me see it! >> stephen: jim? >> hey! comrades! all right! how you doing? good to see ya! thanks for coming by the odenkirk tower. i'm bobby odenkirk, jr. i'm my daddy's emmy campaign strategist. so, you know. he's a good man, my dad. oh, there he is! m-wah! gotta kiss the picture! now, we're here to talk about what you can do for me to help my daddy win at the emmys. maybe we could do a little collusion here, maybe a few major crimes, if you don't mind. ( laughter ) first off, you guys got any dirt on my daddy's emmy competition? >> emmys? why you talk to us about this? >> hey, have yourself an odenkirk cheese ball. they're the number one cheese balls in this building right now at this point. tell me you don't have some dirt on this guy, kev

reporting live in fremont, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, bob. >>> happening today, president trump delivers his first united nation's general assembly address. the president is expected to push his america first platform and urge other nations to do their part in confronting regimes like north korea. the ongoing missile test is a focus of the president's address, according to a senior administration official. yesterday, trump talked about reforming the united nations itself. >> the united nations great, not again, make the united nations great. >> president trump will deliver his remarks at 10:30 eastern time, which is, of course, 7:30 our time here. a live report from washington and what president trump plans to say to the u.n. in 30 minutes. >>> also happening today, a pretrial hearing in the case of jahi mcmath. a judge allowed the malpractice suit against the children's hospital in oakland to move forward and decided by a jury. the hospital declared the 13-year-old girl brain dead after an operation to remove her tonsils. they claim jahi is still alive an

bob bob lives right around the corner,. does the presidential debate commission fall under your commission? is it understand about it is controlled by the republican and democrats, they decide to debates. i hear this bipartisan, bipartisan, bipartisan stuff, this is a multi-partisan country. there are a lot of different guys on the ballot, running for president, that i do not get to hear unless i dig for them because the two big-money parties can now buy their candidates into office by things like citizens united, and i believe divide the people more. they decide who gets to debate and i think that is not very democratic. host: the last 30 seconds or so. guest: the caller makes a good point. when i say bipartisan, it is in theo mean nonpartisan sense that everybody is speaking in the public interest, working in the public interest and networking on behalf of one political party, or working against independents and the like. bipartisan is to assure people both parties -- not one party is controlling. the commission did not h

alabama, tomorrow it will be tennessee, bob corker's retirement and mississippi. steve bannon is talking to candidates there. mark green in tennessee and chris mcdaniel came really close in 2014. they are trying to recruit him to run against bob wicker next year. >> shannon? >> tomorrow the president is going town veil a big tax plan. there's one reason you should care. the economy, the stock market, all being propped up by companies who hope they get a big corporate tax rate. if they don't get that, if it looks like there's going to be opposition which is mounting from republicans in some of these high tax states, it's going to be a battle bigger than health care and a lot of companies retrench in their hiring. >> we'll see how stupid those people are right now. if they go after new york taxes, the home mortgages or charitable giving, forget about it. anyway, thank you. when we return, let me finish tonight with "trump watch." you're watching "hardball." you know who likes to be

. >> i like bob very much. he has to take his ideas and go with what he wants. >> reporter: president trump adding fuel to the fire by publicly rescinding a white house invitation to the nba champion golden state warrior steph curry after he said he would not go. >> i don't know, you know, why he feels the need to target certain individuals. it's not what leaders do. >> reporter: curry's longtime rival lebron james criticizing the president's response. >> for him to try to use this platform to divide us even more is not something i can stand for. >> i hate you! >> reporter: the president's attacks on players pinning fans against each other at sunday's games. [ chanting ] >> reporter: and the president picked up on the theme this morning, but with a slightly different perspective, praising professionals and saying, so proud of nascar and supporters and fans. they won't put up with disrespecting our country or flag, said it loud and clear. and this tweet apparently on the nfl. many people booed the players who kn

he's not admitted to any crimes related to bob brady.ob brady has not been advised he's a target of this investigation. he's done nothing wrong. he helped to vanquish opponent five years ago, retire some of his debt. he had lots of other debt that was not retired. >> and that's common practice. he wasn't the first. >> and he bought a 500-page very detailed poll that had been commissioned by the former opponent. i read it. i've looked at it. it's got lots of very, very important information that bob brady has used for political purposes over the years. and the law's absolutely clear. you can buy an asset from a vanquished opponent, pay a reasonable value for it. and the other important factor is bob brady reported the purchase of that poll on his publicly filed federal election reports. >> any red herrings for you, dom, chris? >> i don't see anything. i defer to jim on the internal part of this, but to me, this smacks of what goes on in philadelphia, and whether this is legal or not i think is gonna be -- i'm interested to see what courts

all right, bob kelly, a check on traffic. >> did you say food? then we will be there.morning, 545th, on a wednesday morning. getting ready, with your food, your breakfast, packing the kids lunches, coming into center city, little volume coming off the schuylkill and 95 at both ends, then up to the bridesburg section here, this is 95, northbound, approaching the betsy ross bridge there. watch for disable. off to the shoulder, or i should say, the shoulder right lane area, again, on the northbound side, live look, at conshohocken, this is 476, between the conshy and ridge avenue interchange, again, no problems or dry at least for the moment, the ben franklin bridge looking good. as you work your way up and over in toward downtown philly. and then, over in new jersey, the 42 freeway, starting to see some volume, we got camera out there working your way in toward the walt whitman bridge. and then route 73, just watch for the crews today, right near the new jersey turnpike, kind of squeeze there, between 295 and the turnpike, otherwise, mass transit looking good. your forec

bob: the answer to that is yes.t has been much more sensitive to policy from the bank of england and statements from the jumpof england, and that in sterling, close to 130, close to 136, roughly where we are today. it is much more due to the closing of short positions on the expectations they will raise rates in november. and you will see a move from a very easy monetary stance by the bank of england to what i would call a more moderate stance. one would not call it a tight monetary stance. stirling is being driven by expectations. that is now fully discounted in the market and the market is vulnerable to any bad news or negotiations on brexit. consequently, i think sterling is a short and i would go along the dollar. and expect a move back down to 132. manus: bob, thank you very much. a lovely piece in terms of the unreliable boyfriend just got serious. just how serious is mark carney about doing that rate hike? bob parker stays with and i and i, on the ground in florence. up next, a potential in the oil market fro

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and senator bob graham right now has decided to talk. me now the an exclusive is former senator bob graham, thank you for joining us. >> all right, thank you very much and before we start on your subject, i want to express my admiration for the people of america the way they have come to the aid of the houston residents who have been so terribly dealt with by hurricane harvey. and i would hurricane irma is threatening to inflict maybe the same type of damage on our own homeland. and i ask that you watch closely and be as understanding as you have been with the people affected. >> appreciate that. we're reporting on that. i mean we're here talking about rules in public service and we have seen a lot of public service in the way people have responded to these tragedies. i appreciate that. the subject of your peaiece and the reason you're on here is you're talking about protocols, things that should be set in motion now in case mueller is fired. what do you mean? >> my concern is that bob mueller's position is tenuous, we have seen the numb

reporting live in spring garden, bob brooks channel6 "action news". >> bob thank you for that report. >>> the body of a south jersey sailor killed during an accident at sea has returned home tonight. today the warriors watch riders gave kenneth smith an escort back to his native cherry hill. the naval electronics technician was one of 10 sailors who died when the u.s.s. john mccain collided with an oil tanker in singapore. the 22-year-old smith attended cherry hill east high school. he was posthumously promoted to the rank of second class. >> time right now for a check of our "action news" traffic report on a friday. >> try to get that that weekend started right as folks try to get home on a friday. let's get the update on the commute home tonight. matt. >> this is not how you want to get it started sitting in traffic on 42 and my, oh, my, what a delay rick and monica, now 60 means an even hour as you try and head northbound that's about eight times what it should be to come north on 42 and it's all thanks to this. a truck on its side right in the work zone by 295.

, bob. >> ♪ >> good morning, everybody. are setting up the ban. i'm with the band strangers, who will be performing live all morning long, as part of our fox 29 solutes the military day we're shutting down market between third and fourth come on by lets do some sam hunt action for you he is live at camden waterfront later tonight, little house party over there and we have a house party here in olde city. we will be right back. >>> taking a look at your money news have you heard of post mates they deliver stuff usually food right to your door from your favorite restaurants. now they will deliver something else, beer. this is part of their newly launched drink service. go on the app and you can order beer from the local distributors right here in philadelphia. this is, well, a miracle for a lot of folks. rules apply for rest of the planet, you have to be 21 years old in this country and present a valid photo id in order to get that alcohol. >>> lets talk burr health news right now, most of us don't have money to fly first cla

one red line is trump making any move to fire bob mueller.ine would be pardoning people, pardoning his son, former campaign advisors. those are red lines. >> pardoning constitutional, interfering with the investigation, illegal. >> we had christopher ray saying there's no interference. this is an inspedependent investigation. anyone who looks at what the process was that led to donald trump getting rid of jim comey must be worried this is a president who would like to have interfered with that investigation. >> do you think his initial letter will become public? >> i think that's something the committees are going to want to look at and look at who helped him draft it and what he said. >> whether the secret reasons line up with the public reasons. >> now we have three different people from that meeting who have testified. the more meetings you have, the more stories you have, the more you can check the accounts against each other. >> meetings and e-mails come back to life. thank you both. >>> ahead, a now quote furious speaker ryan on dinner

look, it shows that bob mueller continues with this investigation of pace. he has running a broad investigation. it touches on people who are currently in the white house. it is certainly going to start looking into people who were on the campaign but didn't end up in the white house. really, the significance of him getting documents from the campaign goes back to just the heart of what happened during the 2016 election. we've spun off so many stories about james comey, about what's happened with the drafting of statements about don jr., but really the heart of this investigation is what happened during the 2016 election. were there any contacts between the trump campaign and russian persons, russian entities that were suspicious. and that is why the campaign documents are significant, because if there is some type of evidence that the campaign was in touch with russia, you would presume that you would find some potential links in those documents that the campaign is now starting to hand over. >> julie, you made a really important point and i think you're ri

reporting live in north wildwood, bob brooks channel6 "action news." >> thanks bob.check in with you later. >>> let's go live top to mobile6 on the atlantic city expressway heading down to the jersey shore. calm conditions here right now but mobile6 will be deployed in some of those shore communities that are looking out for some flooding also some beach erosion and high winds so stay tuned as mobile6 provides other elements of coverage to our hurricane josÉ story. >>> crashing waves brought spectators to the beaches of atlantic city yesterday. the beach patrol there made 12 rescues on sunday. the beaches are opened but as bob just alluded to officials are discouraging people from going into the water. >> i think we're just immune to all of that by now. >> yeah. >> i really do. because the bad ones, maybe we'll have big winds. >> officials are warning people in flood prone areas to be aware and take necessary precautions. >> hurricane maria is powerful category four storm but it made landfall on dominica as a cat five storm. this is what it looked like as maria began

we will tell you how close it will get coming up, bob kelly. >> good morning, everybody. monday, 5:02. back to work and school. not that bat really on the major roadways. the construction crews are in the process of cleaning up and putting cones in the back of the truck as we look live on the blue route 476 near macdade. hello to the bennie, live look at ben franklin bridge all lit up over weekend in red, white, blue to honor its birthday of getting its first lights plugged in. little wind there. a flag a work out there coming up and over from the camden side into philadelphia left over work crews out here, this is a live look at pennsylvania turnpike, eastbound, into downingtown, you can see only one lane opened and thinks also an area where we are dealing with some really thick fog so just be careful coming out of reading, heading in to downingtown, morgan town and eventually over in toward, king of prussia, we will slide on down to the schuylkill where they have been working all night long, down to one lane, between king of prussia and around 476. they are in the proce

bob harvey: they will come in. there is an influx of labor construction per there will be great for the poorly employed or unemployed for them to get jobs. we needed an influx of that kind of labor. when you think about industrial mix, the sector mix, oil and gas as a primary and best-known, but you of the medical center and real estate, do you see that makes changing over the comment -- mix changing? not really. we are becoming a more diversified economy. we have weathered the oil better than in the past. we get more of the start of. it is still energy, health care, manufacturing, trade and logistics are the things of the drive a houston economy and i do not see it changing. the medical center was not hit hard. the first major flood that reflects the improvements made under tropical storm allison. we have over 100,000 workers in the medical industry across of the community and that group is largely back to work. jason kelly: when you think light regulation, do thing that changes, do the regulations change in how d

with a high temperature of 72 degrees , sunset at 6:46, that is all of the numbers you need right now bob kelly on a friday i'm sure that is all you can handy hated math first period of school. >>> we will take it. 4:00 o'clock. good morning. it is friday. we have a lot of construction out on the major roadways. we will zoom in first of all downtown philadelphia the westbound side of the schuylkill expressway all lanes are block here at 30th street. they push you off and then easy back on. right now not that bad at all. we have blinking arrows here. they will be out for another hour, hour and a half or so. leaving south philadelphia, heading through center city be ready there. they are workinge and westbound on the schuylkill expressway, out near king of prussia interchange coming from south jersey no problems on the freeway or 55 and mass transit so far so good, thomas , back to you. >>> keep it flowing, thank you gunfire erupts in the streets of phoenixville striking one person police have found the weapon, and now they are looking for the shooter. our jenny joyce joins us from phoenixv