it was from brad brisbin. in it he apologized for creating what he called a real strain on everyone involved. >> i decided to start a new life for myself. i had to make a clean break from everyone and everything to make this work. it just seemed to be the only way out for me. >> a few days later, larry moore received a similar letter. in this one, brad wanted to make sure his wife reene was taken care of. >> all personal property we own, i want her to have everything. i'm starting a new life with a new person. >> but investigators noticed a slight problem. the name of brad's wife reene was misspelled. >> the letter to the sheriff, it congratulated him to his appointment and the sheriff is in an elected position, so there were huge mistakes. there were just huge red flags. >> investigators tested the letters with ninhydrin, a chemical solution which reacts to the amino acids in fingerprints. after it was applied, the documents were dried thoroughly. scientists found numerous fingerprints on the two documents, b

she says brad sent her. >> did brad tell you what this is all about here?> he explained it to me a bit. >> detectives want to keep spreading the word and give chevy incentive to help. >> everybody who shows up and says your name, you're going to get money on the back end. >> okay. >> the better it is, whatever it is, the more you'll get. >> the a days later she's back, -- a few days later, she's back. this time she's brought three friends. the little shop is becoming standing room only. >> what's up? >> nice to meet you. >> billy. >> billy's here to sell a car and a gun. >> two bills on the car, two bills on the gun. >> a week later one of the men, levi, is back. >> you look happier than the last time. >> the 22-year-old says he's a tree trimmer who just become a father. he says he only steals cars to help support his family. >> i have a full-time job. i have a family to take care of. >> i mean, i'm doing my thing. >> levi has two cars to sell, one a kia, bragging about how he stole it. >> no, the keys were sitting right next to the car. >> [ bleep ] idiot.

. >> were you a fan of brad's before this?d even a bigger fan. he was so cool, so humble, totally down to earth. just hanging out with all of us. he's high fiving people, taking the cameras and a doing selfies. they had no set no plan, sat up there and jammed. >> do you have your camera? can you explain how he was able to hold the camera and play at the same time. >> yeah. let me grab it. give me a second. here's the camera. i don't think you will be able to see but there's scrapes on the bottom which i'm stoked about. he was able to hold the camera and just gently press it on the strings. >> brad paisley actually tweeted this video out. how did that make you feel? >> oh, my gosh. i got a text at like 8:00 in the morning from my friend who was there with me and we're both like are you kidding me. that's insane. i couldn't believe it. so i think it is just a cool video. it got captured so well, it's perfect. you can tell he kind of had in mind where the camera would be watching and it worked out great. >> that's our show, every

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wear going hear music from brad paisley. or what if everyone jumped at once, first off, you were probably high, but secondly, you will be interested in what our next guest has to say, and you're not alone wresh makes educational videos on his youtube channel called we saw -- vsauce. please welcome michael stevens. >> jimmy: you are very good at explaining things. can you explain how we vote on rising star. >> it requires a knowledge of quantum mechanics. >> jimmy: forget it. you are not a teacher. you're just good at explaining things. >> i'm excited about a lot of things, and i want to make that excitement sort of contagious, you know. when you see that someone else is now as obsessed with that weird topic that you are. >> jimmy: i think you do. many of the, i happened upon some of your videos on youtube sxishgs thought, oh, we have to get this guy. i would like to talk to him. the questions that you -- well, you don't always answer them. i think you try to answer them. some of them are kind of unanswerable. >> yeah. they'r

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brad interviewed the company executives. "bloomberg businessweek" takes an in-depth look at technology companies outside of silicon valley. you spent 10 days there, that is a long time. this company is called the apple of china. is it really? >> in a lot of ways, it is. it is a relatively new company that has built a brand that consumers love. the remarkable thing is it has grown really fast. it has left a lot of customers disappointed. their primary challenge is building and growing the supply chain. at these events, customers are hanging out outside. they are drawn to the company and the star power of the executives. the founder has a long career in chinese technology. he was a prolific angel investor and is really a star in the chinese technology scene. >> they brought together seven tech titans to found the company together. they have been called the avengers, the dream team. >> four years ago, starting a mobile phone company was very expensive and difficult to do. a lot of people thought, how can you compete in the era

joining me are business week's senior writer brad stone.aomi have an edge because they have a mascot? >> the mi 2 doll. >> hold it up. >> this is actually my doll. they sell these for $16. one, xiaomi has a lot of fan brand loyalty in china. they sell other things other than phones, the dolls. but also rechargers. >> this is a tech company with chinese character. >> i think it's worth noting this says as much about an until china as it does about xiaomi. apple products are expensive in china. c is $700, 7 c -- 5 $800, easy for xiaomi to underprice is. >> especially when they're not concerned with profits and apple certainly is apple has had one hand held behind its back in china. they haven't had the freedom to open up business in china like they would so on a global basis, apple sold $91 billion in smartphones last year compared to the $5 billion in xiaomi. those numbers aren't close. >> but they are opening chinese retail stores. they have the partnership with china mobile now. samsung is the number one smart phone seller in china. apple,

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brad, i'm going to begin with you. media assistance to seven members of bergdahl's platoon that have spoken out. there are some accusations out there that many of these critiques surrounding bergdahl and his reasons for leaving the base are part of a coordinated republican effort to attack the white house. is there any truth to that? >> there's absolutely no truth to that claim. it's almost bizarre. i've been branded as a gop strategist despite the fact that i've never been part of the republican party. it's easy to try and go after me. but i'll tell you, i have voted in the presidential tickets over the years for candidates from both sides. >> but here's the question, though, that your partner at your firm is a republican strategist, former aide to mitt romney. how is that not part of an -- not a part san agenda? >> he's not running this. these guys were yelling out on twitter, begging for somebody to listen to their story. for five years, they have held this in. it's been haunting them. that man walked out on them fi

. >> were you a fan of brad before this. >> i always was a fan and even a bigger fan.o humble, down to earth, hanging out with all of us. five people, he's taken the cameras and done selfies. they had no set, they just set up and jammed. >> how was he able to hold the camera and play is at the same time. good give me a second. here is the camera. i don't think you'll be be able to see. there are scrape on the bottom which i'm stoked about. he was able to hold the camera and just gently press it on the strings. >> brad paisley actually tweeted this video out. how did that make you feel in. >> oh, my gosh, got a text at ty friend there with me. we're, like, are you kidding many me? that's insane. it is perfect. you can tell they just had in mind where the camera would be watching and it worked out great. >>> daddy daughter time is always special time. check out what this daddy does for his daughter's graduation. dad takes his daughter emma for a ride in a modified ferrari. 458 italia. it is fast to begin with. it is made much faster now by dad. the name there hennessey i

fired around for brad richards. laid back across now for stroll.on, brad richards in front, the shot stopped by quick, poked high into the air. five seconds left, holding stoll, blocked away by carter, neither guy for a moment, sent back and that's one. [ horn blows ] or four, depending on how you're counting them. >> eddie: chris kreider made the play by blocking the shot, the little things and not many players are going to be able to catch up to chris kreider and what an arm save there by jonathan quick. or maybe even off the blocker. jeff carter, a couple of good looks, great pass there from mike richards, get inside, create the chance and then carter with an opportunity right after that that was denied by dan girardi. >> mike: well, how are you? >> liam, mike and keith will have the subway overtime intermission report. mike and keith on the good looks on both teams plus who will be the overtime hero? the question of the day. tonight, maybe in some time zones, the morning. it is 2-2 after four in game five. >> announcer: welcome to the overtime

brad pitt, i got this long list. i am the handler, the babysitter taking the screenwriter route from meeting to meeting. one of these meetings is this former banker and his former armed robbery go in the business together and have this kind of amazing chemistry, france and don't trust each other. on listening to the banter. the screenwriter is taking notes . guys, this story needs no fictionalize asian. this is non-fiction red meat. would you consider letting me tell your story. the banker says yes. a former armed robert says, you want to tell my story, you come up to a bank or to my house and will talk. so i drove up.

-- brad, what are you expecting?ing probably forth amazon's philosophy about hardware, a want to be seen as inventive and different. yes talked about this in the past. amazon wants to make money on it hardware, not one people buy it, but when they use it. that is the key differentiating velocity from apple, for example. this thing will the price at cost. there might even be some subsidies on the data plan with at&t. they want customers to use it, to shop more, maybe go into physical retail stores and take pictures of items, price match, and then of course, have access to that universe of apps in the amazon app store, some of which i'm sure amazon hopes will help them take advantage of this new 3-d capability. will start out with securing a vision statement for how amazon expects to compete in this competitive world. flownarently, amazon has in some of its most dedicated customers to seattle. cory johnson, what is the latest on the ground there? who are we seeing? >> the press has continue to dribble in both up some o

cory johnson and redstone -- brad stone.cingo talk about because, obviously come in china, they are happy cost. phones are half the cost. let's take a listen to the cofounder of xiaomi. how he describes their pricing model. >> the way we price our handset is almost like any other handset before. -- and crewprove othercosts -- incrue costs. the price is right at the rock-bottom price. the build of the material. >> i don't get it. how do they make money? >> do they? we don't know what the margins are. do marketing. those are expenses. the cost curve down. and start selling the mi3 break even. the phone has a year-long lifecycle and by the end of it, they are making a 15% margin. as those component costs fall among margins start to appear. they also try to make some money from different types of services and so on and use software phones to make the current. softwareelease a update every friday. >> they love to try out new things and look for bugs. they help the company develop new features. maybe that's the microsoft inspirati

when we come back, brad harrison and brings brogaf answer your small business questions about things about the best time of day to send e-mails and whether you should bypass the easy clients in favor of ones that may bring you more of a profit. today's elevator pitcher has a socially conscious running apparel company that gives back to people in need of food and water in developing nations. . >>> it's time to answer some of your questions, brad harrison is the entrepreneur and managing partner focusing on entertainment, media and technology, chris brogan joins us as well. let's get to the first question, it is about finding the right customers. >> how can you switch from the low hanging fruit and focus on clients that might be easier to work with and be more profitable. >> gosh, chris, i was just talking to a friend of mine who owns a small business, he says he sees this opportunity and doesn't have time for it because he knows the low hanging fruit will continue to pay the bills. >> you do have to divide that. to me it would be a two-thirds, one-third. you have to have some sort of

what brad said, late on friday and early on monday is never good. i think the hottest spot for productivity and/or non-work related are between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. it depends on the you're hitting a bunch of people and one and how targeted you can be. >> to chris's point, if you're sending it to a mass group of people, if you're using constant contact or male chimp, look at the data and look at the open rates and try a couple different times. when you get the highest level of engagement, that's what you should go with. >> the beauty of the internet, it's all testable. >> all data. >> chris and brad, so good to see you both. appreciate your advice here. i need you guys for the elevator pitch a little later in the show. >>> if any of you have a question for our experts, we answer them every week on the show. just go over to our website. the address is openforum.com/yourbusiness. hit the "ask the show" link to submit a question for the panel or you can e-mail us your questions. the address is yourbusiness@msnbc.com. >>> tom's shoes and other compa

brad went to war with the industry all by himself. so i found -- and i findç m as aç character, becauseÑi he t by nature a troublemaker. by nature someone who goes out of his way to antagonize systems. i find him, i find that moving, that he was forced by circumstances to make choices that were really almost unnatural to him, to step outside of a system in which he was quite comfortable personally this response to a moral reaction he had. so he's forced, almost forced into the role, and that once forced into the role, he behaved so bravely. so what i had in mind when i finished this book, i thought to -- i had this strange feeling that i'd read this book i just wrote. what is this reminding me of? and it took me a while to put my finger on it, but here you had this character, brad, who had unleashed, who had triggered -- was sitting in the middle of this great war, and the war was between people with money to invest and the people who were mishandling the money. the middleman and the investors. a war that none of them really wanted

brad, let me start with you. what is the state of layoffs and wall street for all of the people watching the city, london, and here in manhattan? will there be a dribble of layoffs until labor day or will that be formal firings? >> you're going to see cutbacks continuing in the trading business, particularly fixed-income, but also a lot of the cutbacks are done at this point. are an investment banker, you don't have anything to worry about. m&a is doing well, equity capital markets is doing well. >> house economics research doing? >> we never did well to begin with. what are you hearing from your clients? they need advice, don't they? >> the problem we are running into now, everything we're talking about is three to six months out. there's very little tactical advice we can give people. our forecasts are, yields are going to go up. i think a most everyone is there. when you're talking, it is a bit like an echo chamber. by the time something actually does happen that you forecast, we've been talking about a placem

>> brad and angelina? >> so the last time jennifer and brad were seen at a same public event was during the 2009 oscar's when she was a presenter, flight. >> right. >> now sources say jennifer wants to avoid any awkward end count first she has to be face-to-face, especially with angelina, as she attends the wedding of george clooney, with brad. >> so she can come up with strategies, for the awkward encounter. but isn't it nice that we all know about this? wouldn't you prefer? >> i'm sure she is horrified this leaked out. >> now we will all be wondering at the welding, what did she supply. >> and what was the advice of the psychiatrist? what do you suppose the exercise is? here comes angelina. walking down the street. looking all hot. what is jennifer supposed to do? >> as hot -- >> cordial, say hi, how are you, and walks awe way? >> breathing exercises or something? >> that's horrible. >> sure. see, if you had something prepared to say, then you won't be all flustered and say something stupid or just run a

also with us, brad stone. brad, i will start with you. how would you rate today's conference compared to prior years? >> there was no blockbuster hardware announcements so perhaps disappointing in that respect. it was a genuine developer event. major advancements with ios 8, with yosemite. opening up aspects of the iphone, that touch id so any developer can come. the swift programming language. not as much raw meat here for consumers, but we will be using these services by the fall. it is the way we are going to live. >> gene, how important are these new features they rolled out? >> it is critical for the hardware that comes out to have exciting features. the three areas that people really want to see is payment, health, and home automation. there wasn't a lot of sizzle for the average consumer, but if you look at the substance of what they are trying to do, they're trying to make cool features in the products. i think there was a lot there today that i think a lot of investors do not fully understand. >> do you agree with that, cory? we

i talk with brad meltzer with that and more. [ laughter ] smoke?nah, i'm good. [ male announcer ] celebrate every win with nicoderm cq, the unique patch with time release smartcontrol technology that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. help prevent your cravings with nicoderm cq. lou: my next guest, a master of conspiracy theories and unraveling them, best selling thriller writer. host of of the history channel. and now a best selling children's author, latest work, i am rosa parks, joining us brad melcher. >> thank you, lou. lou: start with this mystery at internal revenue service and white house, you decode, do you it righteously. to have these e-mails disappear to be told they are lost, and not only that e-mails of 6 others beside lois lerner have also disappeared. what is your reaction? >> my reaction is, i am a mystery thriller writer, i research things like this. i research with secret service and fbi and cia, someone in secret service taught me, years ago, she could take a ground up disk drive in pieces, and they could find data on

brad pitt, i got this long list. i'm the handler, the babysitter, basically, taking the screen writer around from meeting to meeting, and one is this former wanger and this former armed robber, and they have this amazing chemistry, and they're friends and don't trust each other, and i'm will being to them -- listening to them banter. and i say, guys; this story, it needs no fictionalization. this is pure nonfiction red meat. would you consider, you know, letting me tell your story? the banker said, yes. the former armed robber says, you want to tell my story, you come up to -- he's, you know, south boston guy. >> you come up to bangor to my house, and we'll talk. so i drove up to bangor, and we had a face to face, and, you know, he kind of felt me out. we shook hands, we do this, and then i was just off and rolling with these two guys for the last, you know, year or so. and that was, that was the genesis of this story was, you know, basically me taking the screen writer around. >> host: well, your book is coming out

. >> good afternoon, everyone i'm brad i'm a soccer dad here in san francisco who's going to win. that's right we have great soccer at 3 o'clock the usc usc u usa is going to play these kids need a place to play those a ballot measure coming up we h we need to have a soccer fields at the single most important place today from hemminger gonzales who got their start they might not be in brazil we're grad to have 7 members of the board of supervisors and the mayor to support this ballot measure. without further ado, let me introduce two important soccer moms. (clapping.) >> good afternoon. i'm amber wilson a san franciscan native i grew up playing on this fields i got married in the city and my wedding photos were at a beach let and now we have two children a 7 and 3 years old it's greatest great to see them out on the fields i hope to see my children play on a safe fields we don't worry aboutism hurting themselves and have the support of their families and joy those communities as well. so thank you very much for having me here (clapping.) >> hi i'm from ccii i didn't pray a place o

that's brad from suburban wildlife control. this video on suburban wildlife tv. two adults and two baby birds up in the tree, but the family called because this is the only way in and out of the home, and they were dive bombed to the point where one of the kids was followed by the bird to the bus stop. brad kneels down with the net, and in, like, two seconds he has the bird. >> oh, wow. >> that was unfair. >> wow, that was so fast. >> what's cool is you get a good look at the bird. so pretty. >> beautiful. >> really good looking bird, right? >> dad, why are they mean? >> i don't know, he's an attack bird. >> this guy caught brad's head with the beak and drew blood. >> they wanted to show the family, hey, i got it. >> do you think they wanted to see it at this point? >> yeah, they had choice names for the bird. >> how did you catch him already? ? he's fast and he's good. >> oh. >> we're going to miss that bird. >> well, the family does say, at first, you know, like, oh, you got him, but then they say we don't want to break up the family. >> they are taking off any

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we had brad and he recorded all of his dialogue watching me edit. we took his performance and put it into a digital character. >> the more anxious real actors may get. >> do you think there is a fear in hollywood? are actors worried about losing jobs or the job pool kind of re-creation? >> i have done a couple of presentations for the academy and talked about these kind of things, and tried to assure them that, you know, it's not even something that, like, deep down in our software development list, there is nothing that says, you know, next step -- >> take over? >> make something that allows us actors. >> this digital technology has raised ethical questions: with the deaths of philip seymour hoffman while shooting the hunger games and fast and replicate? >> he passed away before fin issuing one very key scene. there has been a lot of back and forth about whether or not that scene would be digitally performed. successful? >> even if they pull it off, you know, flawlessly, there will be people that don't like it. there will be people who do like it.

to talk about whether the actions could amount to an impeachable offense, plus, best selling author brad thor is here and first, in a stunning development, stunning development, the president state department appeared to challenge those two soldiers that you just heard from. suggesting that those men and others like them, are misleading the american public about sargeant bowe bergdahl and his actions in afghanistan. >> does the state department consider sargeant bergdahl to be a deserter? >> no. we've said is that we're going to learn the facts about what happened here >> according to those platoon company mates, they said he walked off. >> there are conflicting reports out there about this. >> the guy is on national television last night his platoon mates >> we don't know the fact pattern here, nobody knows exactly what happened that night. >> i think his squad mates have the best indication. . >> i don't think that is the case. >> they don't have the best information? joining me now is lieutenant colonel ralph peters >> i know you say you have never witnessed such outrage from our troo

brad, you first. this is a backfire.fficials, the two-star general to come out and make the first official comment, but as it is right now they see nothing wrong with what he did in captivity. what do you make of it? >> i think this will backfire. >> look, we've seen this time and time again, ed. we've seen it with death panels and we saw it with all types of questions about this president that the right wing in their zeal to appeal to the far right fringe and in furtherance of their hatred to the president they've overshot the runway and they've done it here. the american people understand the principle of not leaving our soldiers on the battlefield, letting the chain of command deal with any discipline issues related to soldiers. this politization of this is really beyond the pale, and i think they'll regret it when it's all said and done. >> eric, your thoughts on this, if it were a different president, would it be a different scenario. not if it were a democratic president. i think if we had a democratic president th

brad thor joins us right after this break. honestly, the off-season isn't really off for me.got a lot to do. that's why i got my surface. it's great for watching game film and drawing up plays. it's got onenote, so i can stay on top of my to-do list, which has been absolutely absurd since the big game. with skype, it's just really easy to stay in touch with the kids i work with. alright, russell you are good to go! alright, fellas. alright, russ. back to work! smoking with chantix. for 33 years i chose to keep smoking... ...because it was easier to smoke than it was to quit. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it's a non-nicotine pill. chantix reduced the urge for me to smoke. it actually caught me by surprise. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these, stop chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of mental health problems, which could get worse whi

. >> i want to bring in brad stone. also, joe brown and a managing partner at venture firm s k ventures. thank you for joining us. i will start with you. your first day? >> this is a phone that is going to help you buy stuff. the coolest thing was firefly. you can look at anything and it will say we sell that and that is a way to buy it. it maps it out with its camera and then it looks it up on amazon.com, the everything store. >> i already buy a lot of stuff on amazon. do i want a phone that will make me spend more money? >> how will retailers feel? you're not going to win much for doing that. the phone is need. kudos for getting it out the door after five years of development and coming up with something that is a little bit new with the firefly app. this is a hypercompetitive market. it is priced conventionally. $200 for the two year contract. >> it is not super cheap. what is your first impression of this phone? the 3-d feature, the six cameras? is it more than a gimmick? >> i got motion sick looking at the pictures

good for brad pitt sticking up for america ferrera. don't go anywhere near a red carpet. >> can we quickly say, congratulations to linzie janis. she just got engaged. >> thanks. >> she did well with the ring. i can see it from over here. i'm blinded. >> you're engaged to to someone we all know. >> a producer here at "gma." at abc news. i know. a love connection at work here. >> congratulations. >> thank you. thank you all. >>> all right, everybody coming up on "good morning america," "gma" investigates, the dangers of summer shoes. why you may be putting your feet at risk and what you need to know this morning about those nasty flip-flops. >>> and we're going to have the jockey who has ridden california chrome to the verge of a triple crown. he's here, live. getting ready for the big race. yeah. look at that. i need that outfit. until you're sure you do. bartender: thanks, captain obvious. co: which is what makes using the hotels.com mobile app so useful. i can book a nearby hotel room from wherever i am. or, i could not book a hotel r

steve jobs never would've done that. >> cory johnson and brad stone.s a cultlike following in china and has been compared to steve jobs. who exactly is lei jun and how has he been able to wow the chinese market? that is still ahead on the best of "bloomberg west." ♪ >> welcome back to the best of "bloomberg west." i am emily chang. on a special mission of "bloomberg west" we looked at the rapid rise of xiaomi. the driving force is ceo lei jun. he is called the steve jobs of china. he has a cultlike following. who is he, and how has his personality driven their success? >> lei jun may not like for his company to be compared to apple, one look at him onstage and you can't help but think of steve jobs. it is not an accident. lei jun read a book about jobs and decided to emulate him in style and substance. >> he has his hands in many places in the chinese technology community. he understands the holistic view of what consumers want. >> lei jun spent six years at a chinese software company. he worked his way up to ceo while at the same time founding and e-c

today they will hear from brad katzyama of iex. they are also going to hear from thomas farley, president of the nyse. also joseph ratterman from bats global markets. obviously katsuyama had a lively debate on our air. they will testify on different panels. representatives of the vanguard group and td ameritrade. what the panel is focused on is payment for order flow. whether or not it's a conflict of interest for exchanges to pay brokers to steer trade toward their exchange even though brokers have an obligation under the rules to find best execution for clients.

>> he is considered to win a third term against brad hutto in south carolina. >> and we will have more on the cantor upset straight ahead. what does it mean for the coming midterm and republican party as whole? and what part did the tea party play here? are the reports of its demise exaggerated? >> and you can talk to us on twitter. fire up your thoughts and if you have questions we will try to get them to our great guest. >> sounds good. and a fox news news alert on another big story. we may finally get answers about the white house strategy behind the bergdahl swap. chuck hagel is set to testify at a house hearing in just under an hour from now. the big question is who exactly made the call for five taliban

. >> thanks brad. >> all right. kids who loves playing soccer and thinks the u.s. is going to win. i'm supervisor farrell the supervisor representing district 2 i'm proud to be here with the mayor and the board of supervisors and the rec and park department i'm proud to be here as a supervisor but i'm proud to be here as a father 3 small children here in san francisco i'm excited to be here with brad and amber and kirsten thank you for your for coupling i had the opportunity to coach my sons soccer and this initiative couldn't be more important if we're to continue to attract families to our great cities and counterfeit the lives of our playing 2350e89dz is a no brainier a that's why i'm so supportive of this initiative at the board of supervisors we join with the mayor being champions of creating new playgrounds in san francisco and making sure that the existing praugdz are available for all year round this gives us our children experience and fight obesity and builds community in san francisco. you know, every weekend with my children we go out and their placing support we go out

safe on the trail, and to honor officer fox's memory. >> reporter: those poles installed near the brad memorial on the schuylkill river trail. >>> well, it is a spectacular day to be outside, to be on the trail and enjoying it, get out there now because you said humidity is on its way. >> it is pretty hot outside, if you are outside in the sunshine. >> that is right. >> tomorrow we have the the heat, and the humidity that 1/2 punch or double whamy making it feel different. outside it is very pretty afternoon. looking across delaware in center city philadelphia from campbell's feel, we are hazy, sky getting milky white and that is trend as humidity moves in tonight and really begins to max out tomorrow. now, you can see down the shore it is comfortable. temperatures start off in the 80's but sea breeze kick in and now we're in the 70's. jacket will be required down the shore, if you are lucky enough to be down there this evening. exton storm scan three we have scattered showers popping up. this activity going toward baltimore and washington a few showers to the west of williamsport near