. ♪ brian: so.yes? brian: all around the room. molly: every square inch. brian: did you keep it? molly: we cut it up and sold it. brian: sold it? what is it worth? what kind of money to people pay for that they -- for that kind of thing? molly a little piece was $20 and : a whole wall was $1000. it depends on how much people got, we sold by the inch. brian: where did you sell it? molly: we sold it on a website called kickstarter. brian: what were the things you drew? molly: all sorts of things. dorothy parker and the algonquin roundtable as scuba divers, i drew my friends all over the wall. i drew a medieval green man. i drew reverse mermaids. i drew an angler fish with a cupcake luring mice. i drew every surreal fantasy that came out of my head. brian: how many hours a day did you do it? molly: all of the hours. around the clock, pretty much. brian: seven days. molly: it was five days, like a business week in hell. brian: did you like it? molly: i love it. brian: would you do it again? molly: no. n

brian: brian: are you an only chil -- brian: are you an only child? molly: i am. brian: what effective that have? -- affect did not have? -- effect did that have? molly: it is hard to say. brian: explained to me what molly crabapple's weekend how was. molly: i was sick of the work that i have done and i wanted to do something that i grew so intensely that i got all of my cliches out of my system. so i locked myself in a hotel suite and covered all of the walls with paper and i drew all over them for seven days. and i drew and i drew and i drew until i got to the very reservoirs of anything i thought i could do and ran out of them and came across something new. molly: -- brian: did you have to ask permission to put the paper on the wall? molly: we should have but we did not. brian: what was the hotel? molly: gramercy park. brian: you just checked in and got a room? molly: yes. brian: let's left the beginning of this so people will have a better idea of what we are talking about. ♪ brian: so. molly: yes? brian: all around the room. molly: every spirit. -- square inc

brian: last click.as a conservative right wing libertarian christian. that's what he was. but most of all, bill was a revolutionary. >> when the people at abc first approached bill, they asked him what he be willing to be the conservative debater? he said yes he would. they asked him is there anyone you would not go on with and he said a communist and apart from that the only one i can think of is gore vidal. >> men and women who are sexually repressed regard all sexual pleasure as dirty, evil the devil's work. yet we are all prostitutes in one sense or another, ethically if not sexually area >> for buckley, the doll with the devil. -- for buckley vidal was the devil. brian: his brother is not nearly as well-known as jim buckley the senator. did you ask him to do this? morgan: we interviewed him. very knowledgeable and sweet man. but oddly, was very different than bill. he and his other brother were very similar. james was almost from a different family, which is probably why he was a successful politic

brian: what was it about? robert: it was about bb king and rufus thomas and their start from the streets in memphis called beale street. sort of how they became national players. it was picked up by national pbs. that brought me back to memphis to work on it. when i was there, i began to get magazine assignments which led to my first book. and all of a sudden, i was back into print and was making music videos, but it kind of put documentary aside, and a friend of ours came to town and were making a documentary about sam phillips, the founder of sun records. we were out to dinner and i was working on a book about muddy waters. and i said at dinner, i have been trying to make -- i was as part of the research trying to find as much film and video of muddy as i could to get to know the character better. i told them i was try to make a documentary, but i think i'm about to throw it in the towel. and morgan said, a documentary on muddy waters? and about, not too much longer later, we were in the car driving through

brian: 10 years ago. we are talking about george washington, who is on the right, and james madison on the left. what is the value of that? part of the reason we randy's clips, and i have one -- we randy's clips, what do you think of signers hall? ray: one of the greatest adventures i have had. being able to work with the sculptures, looking at how the signers looked, what clothes they wore, so they could make the statues as accurate as possible. and then, to learn i was the same size as then franklin, to be able to model for the ben franklin statue, that was a treat. that was based on the fact that we found a suit of his close -- his clothes that he wore to the signing of the treaty of paris. the suit is preserved, we measured it and we are the same size. every time i have been to the constitution museum, school children love to sit in ben franklin's lap. he is a popular statue. >> here is don ritchie, 18 blocks from here, talking to some people about the butler-sumner keening. don: some of you may remem

brian: what is a zune?risten: it is microsoft's version of the ipod that did not sell particularly well. brian: let's go back to the debate to 1996. bob dole, who is a funny man but this is not a funny moment. [video clip] senator dole: this is important business, this election. i ask for your support, i ask for your help. if you want to get involved, tap into my homepage www.dolecamp96.org. thank you. god bless america. [applause] brian: one interesting thing is that bill clinton laughed. kristen: that was the first time a candidate mentioned a web url in remarks, he was directing people to his website. he missed the dot. on one hand, it is an incredible historic moment. i a did an interview with one of the tech consultants for the dole campaign who said, as soon as he saw that clip, he knew the website would not be able to handle the traffic because this was 1996. he also talked about how because dole's website missed the dot, it was marred with this mistake. i mentioned some of the news coverage at the t

brian: durham over the member of brian -- brian: do you remember the congressman who had a wife on the west coast and one here? ray: connie mack and mary bono. brian: how about the guy with two wives? i will mention his name. we had liddy dole and bob dole. don: and a number of cases wives succeeded their husbands. the dole situation was different because he was a senator from kansas and she ran on her own as a senator from north carolina. most of the other cases, the senator died. thaddeus haraway, his wife took his seat. the first woman elected to the senate. brian: this is the nuclear option. what is that? don: a parliamentary device. it has to do with trying to reduce the number of votes needed to invoke cloture to cut off debate so you can have a final vote. and the senate, the most it takes is 60 votes. in the last congress, the majority party was able to engineer a situation in which they were able to get cloture reduced to a simple majority are all nominations below the level of the supreme court. brian: is harry reid, who was behind changing this, you only needed a simple majo

maureen: thank you brian. before you go out go online to wjla.com to see list of the local firework displays. you can download the storm watch weather app or sign up for severe weather, traffic or breaking news text messages sent to your phone. back to the terror threat report by law enforcement agencies. scott thuman is at the capitol hill bureau with how it relates to the fight against isil. scott? scott: you mention people are trying to be vigilant. we always hear that term when it comes to the holidays but we are hearing more than usual with the particular fourth when they have the big crowds. there is some gathering on the lawn for the rehearsal tonight. the state department meanwhile overseas telling all diplomatic posts recheck your security procedures. be careful. that is not anything out of the ordinary. it shows overseas and at home there is plenty of unease. whether it's the obvious or blending in security the top priority in d.c., new york. country wide. >> we are aware of the discussion and the ch

say bye bye, brian. >> see ya, trina. >> police beside not to charge brian with anything, but the incidentself, what was i thinking? >> no way on earth would i attempt anything similar or remote to that stunt. that was just crazy. >> but brian says he isn't giving up entirely on his passion of lighting himself on fire or his hopes of becoming a professional stuntman. >> every stunt, every bit of experience you get, you learn from. >> basically fire. >> i was more organized and precautionary, i might be a lot more recognized for my skills. >> brian kin cannon sees himself as one of the most extreme daredevils in the world and despite the danger, he says he won't stop pursuing his dream of becoming a professional stuntman. oh, and he says he has fixed the flaw in the stunt that nearly killed him. he hasn't stopped lighting himself on fire, but these days, he combines it with another passion of his, cliff diving. that way he will always be able to find the water. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer.

[brian last] brian: positive spin, leon. the belfort furniture weather center, we had some heavy pockets of rain this evening. those who got the rain got some heavier pockets up near baltimore with the red boxes the flash flood warning. the last of the showers on the southern tip of st. mary's county, towards the edge of southern maryland, calvert. some lingering showers to the far south and east. that is all we have right now. earlier, the capital wheel the wind out of the south at nine. the humidity is intense. some spots picked up quite a bit of rain. we talk about tomorrow and the rest of the week coming up. leon: thanks, brian. breaking news of the reporters shooting in oxon hill, were just coming in, the 5000 block of chester street. the victim was taken to the hospital in critical condition. no arrests have been made. stay with us and we will keep you updated with what we learn. on the heels of alexandria's first murder of the year hundreds gathered to talk to the police about what happens next. the victim was killed

two brians. brian kelly and brian sutland. welcome. it's like "brian's song" options style. while the brians and mike are getting ready here's what's coming up tonight. ♪ >> that's what some traders think could happen to big oil's lush dividends. and we'll tell you what it is that has investors so worried. ♪ when you wish upon a star why is this man smiling? because disney has earnings next week and some traders think it could be downright magical. we'll explain. >> i'm afraid. all right? you want to hear me say it? >> and you have good ranz to be, rocky, because the vix is doing something funky and it could spell trouble for stocks. the action starts right now. ♪ she drives me crazy >> i'll get right to it because theres with one area of the market that struck fear in the hearts of traders today and that would be energy. the sector just had a record-breaking 13 straight weeks of losses. exxon hitting a one-year low on earnings. question now, are the big dividends of big oil still safe? let's get in the money and find out. brian kelly is make a rare appearance on "options ac

brian wilson's nine-year ordeal was over. brian and ma lynn tarp married in 1995.love" on brian wilson's new album is dedicated to melinda. how important was melinda in you getting through that? >> she got me bailed out of it. she got me out of the program. she was my hero. >> he's really strong. people don't get that about him. they think that he's passive and he just sits around. but he's strong. >> there was a moment when you knew you'd actually -- you'd one? >> when we got married. i won. right? >> good interview. >> thank you. >> pauley: ahead a short talk. >> afraid of -- facing her fears. the real you shine through? introducing otezla apremilast. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. otezla may increase the risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal tho

rampone >> brian kilmeade, we are talking right now. we are following the usa women's soccer world cup. we are all very excited about this. congratulations. this is a great way to celebrate the continuation of the 4th of july. this is the icing on the cake this july 4th weekend. the usa women's soccer team taking center stage and doing it in grand fashion. you are watching it as they celebrate their victory over japan 5-2. it is the first world cup they have won since 1999. they finally break the spell. it is also them winning a rematch against japan because they lost in a heartbreaker to japan. excited fans have been watching closely as team usa has won it all now. let's join brian at jack dempsey sports bar. i see you smiling. how about the fans there? >> kelly, this fan party just like all of the rest in the country have been going crazy over the last few hours because of this big win. it has been unbelievable here. all of the chance and all of the spirit here just a day after july 4th. very happy birthday to america, obviously. gian

abc 7 meteorologist brian van de graaff has the timeline. brian: tomorrow looks like the best chance of showers and storms pushing through. to the west, showers ahead of the cold front, a little moisture later tonight in the northern and western suburbs. it's hard to believe, 11:03 it is 83 degrees, but it feels like 90. that is 11:00, present tense. upper 70's dulles to frederick, 81 quantico, 81 fredericksburg. scattered showers in the mountains, basically fizzling in the valley. a few more across the mountains. tomorrow, there could be clouds and showers north and west, but progressing through the day we have the best shot. the latest futurecast coming up. leon: sticky, muggy weather lingering, and an apartment looks in silver spring has neighbors without how -- without power for a second straight day. tom roussey has what has happened and what needs to be done to resolve this issue. cannot imagine being hot and in the dark. tom: they are dealing with both. as brian van de graaff said, it is very warm. with the breeze, it feels better out

two brians. brian kelly and brian sutland. welcome. it's like "brian's song" options style.s and mike are getting ready here's what's coming up tonight. ♪ >> that's what some traders think could happen to big oil's lush dividends. and we'll tell you what it is that has investors so worried. ♪ when you wish upon a star why is this man smiling? because disney has earnings next week and some traders think it could be downright magical.

brian, are you okay in there? >> brian? brian?time then new york then the rest of the world. see you tomorrow. bill: donald trump sticking to his statements about senator john mccain and his service to america. trump says the vietnam prisoner of war qualifies as a hero only because he was captured. good morning on a monday, hope you had a great weekend. patti ann: i'm patti ann browne in for martha maccallum a trump rebuffing calling for an apology but instead calling into the "today show" and

hi melissa. >> hi sharrie and brian.have the relief, a nice break from the humidity today in comparison to the oppressive conditions we had across our region just yesterday but it's still pretty hot. 90 in the city. 88 in new york city along that 95 corridor down in our nation's capitol, 91 and 90 as well there in richmond, virginia. here is the big change today. we have high pressure well out to our west out across the ohio valley. the winds are coming in from a westerly direction and that helps to drain in drier air across the region so any time you have dewpoint temperatures at 50 degrees or 54 where they currently are in philadelphia, woo he have got a nice and comfortable air mass overhead. 50's up and down that 95 corridor from new york city all the way down to washington, d.c. so we've got the weekend outlook for you. tomorrow's mostly sunny the humidity still stays in check with a high temperature at 91. if we hit 91 this would be day five of our heat wave. and on sunday partly sunny it stays hot but not too stic

what more can you tell us brian? would be good news chuck, if that is indeed the case and that is new information coming into your newsroom as well. listen, you guys have talked extensively about was this some sort of an external threat. is this an attack on the new york stock exchange. did united airlines whose computer systems went down for a few hours earlier today, suffer the same kind of thing. the one thing that we have to talk about with the new york stock exchange, and i think bill griffeth alluded to this a couple of minutes ago, we don't know how big of a deal this is. yes, all stocks have stopped so it seems like a big deal but remember the new york stock exchange will halt trading whenever everybody does not have access to the market. they want to make sure that if somebody over here wants to buy or sell a stock, that they can do it if this person can't. so they want to make sure that everybody has equal access to the same buy and sell orders. if parts of the market get cut off, they will oftentimes say o

so, i'm with brian on this. i'm not quite sure why engage in this. >> i'll disagree with you a little bit because i think that he's not free to be himself if he's going to be mayor. i think that there is a certain conduct that is expected of him, and if he's going to be -- live up to the reputation of being intemperate, that's bad news. >> no, but, harold, my point is that he is free to the extent that the archbishop will not dictate to him what he is to say and how he's to comport himself, and he makes that choice to be mayor. look, every job we do in life imposes certain conditions on us, so... de facto, you're not free. you're free. you have that right under the constitution. in practicality, actions have consequences. >> i think this is another example of whoever his communications director's gonna be should he become mayor, they're gonna have a huge job on their hands, number one, and then number two, it's not like this is the first time we would've had a mayor, should he become mayor, who's been known as a

we told you about brian ackley.ut now, he is down on his luck afterg[ a thief stole thousands of dollars worth of the artists tools and=vr. his livelihood. we're live tonight in couple ber land county. they're worth more than just money to this artist. >> reporter: they are basically the way e. and now, all of those tools are gone. when brian saw that the lock had been sledgehammered off the shed door the chain saw artist knew he was in trouble. >> liberated misaos and all of my grinders and everything that i need to do -- create money to live on. >> reporter: the third generation saw mill owner in upper deer field township saysj he cannot afford to3(a replace the ten chainsaws worth $7,000. >> it left you like you got hit. it knocks the wind out of your sails. you just think dog gone what am i going to 1) now. >> reporter: a local farm store is letting brian use two saws on credit until he can pay them back. but his prime money making season is here. >> i do shows from virginia all the way down to alabama this year

brian: the weekend is upon us.aturday we start with showers but through the day, progressively, they will improve. conditions will improve. the showers should taper. the gyrocopter -- "a capitol fourth" at the mall. the potential for the showers could be wrapping up. moisture midday but by the afternoon the skies should clear. it will be near 80. it will be fairly comfortable. by the evening bulk of the metro area should dry for all the firework festivities. the bulk should be dry. sunday a better day for the back half of the weekend. a similar setup. low 80's in northern beaches and upper 80's for the southern beaches. kimberly: to a shocking incident caught on camera at a mall in georgia. three security guards beating up a teen punching him and throwing him to the ground. jonathan: they have been suspended. i think they have been fired but the boy's mother is demanding they be arrested. steve osusanmi has the story. reporter: this cell phone video burning up the internet that led to the suspension of the three se

brian: back to -- a lot that you talk about in the book. there are two things that you talk about in the book. the first is a romney at from 2012 and we will have on from the obama campaign and i want to talk about each one of them. kristin: 0k. >> in the last few years, and america has been knocked down, 23 million people cannot find work. $4 billion every single day. somebody doesn't get a job done we have to hold them accountable. obama's second term would be a rerun. we need somebody who can turn it around fast and that man is mitt romney. there is not much time left in -- and the future of our country is at stake. >> american crossroads is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> i remember my mom voting and she would always come out with that sticker. >> i feel pride when i have that sticker. >> the sticker is wonderful. it says i participated in democracy. >> pointed to my sticker and making sure everybody else -- like, why didn't you vote? >> i remember in the last election, i wore my sticker for days. ask the young peopl

brian: there is a heat index. that is what we'll talk about. chief meteorologist doug hill has the night off and we are looking at things that are calm looking but it feels warm. 91 downtown. haze out there. despite the bit of a breeze out of the southwest at 10 we still feel like 96. but the suburbs are not as warm as downtown. frederick is 88. 88 in andrews. 89 in kwap tyco. 91 in frederick. i saw a rogue shower earlier east of annapolis. i popped up and moved across the bay. that was it. we are good to go in the evening. nats home again tonight. didn't get the w but tonight is our chance. i think the showers are back in the mix tomorrow. i'll let you know of the timing and how much in the full forecast. jonathan: thanks. kimberly: now to a story you first saw on 7. an absolute senseless tragedy after he was severely beaten for taking a piece of birthday cake. the boyfriend of the child's mother charged in the child's death. maryland bureau chief brad bell reports from hagerstown with the investigation. jonathan: we'll get that for you in a s

brian is hopping today.is running all over and make sure that everybody knows we could have good weather. kimberly: you are giving harper a hard time that he didn't naturally get that dirt on him. you want him to slide naked in the dirt? brian: there are ladies in the issue as well. we didn't show it on the news. i think we should be fair and balanced. put it out there. we are talk about the weekend. my jacket is unbuttoned. you have can't even talk -- i can't even talk. tomorrow we have showers and storms. if you wake up tomorrow for the fourth of july you may be like what is happening here? we have the potential for a shower. but by sunday the storm chances diminish so i think the outdoor activities are better sunday than saturday. but for independence day for the fireworks and the fourth the showers will be turned off. the best chance is morning to midday. through the back half of the day is drying out. temperatures are falling through this to be more comfortable. one thing to focus on. be more comfortabl

hi, seals. >> hi, brian. it's a beautiful friday night we have sunshine, a light breeze, comfortable temperatures and the past three days have been exceptional for july. wednesday 85, yesterday the high only 83. today a little bit warmer 86 but still that's 1 degree below the average high for this time of the year and with the low humidity and the sunshine it felt really nice. satellite6 along with action radar showing high pressure really in control of our weather and that is keeping our skies for the most part clear. a few fair weather cumulus here and there showers up across new england. we don't have to worry about that at all but that high pressure will be working to the east over the weekend and that will allow warmer more humid air. so your friday night a great night for dining alfresco. go outside, if you can. at 7 o'clock 83 degrees, by 8 o'clock, 80. 78 degrees at 9 o'clock and 10 o'clock 76 degrees with low humidity and skies mainly clear. future tracker showing as we head through the afternoon tom

hi melissa. >> hi, brian and sarah. you'll notice an uptick in the humidity but not a bad start back to work on this monday with temperatures for the most part in the 80's. check out the numbers right now across the midatlantic region. it's 86 in philadelphia, 83 in new york city, 80 in richmond but let's talk about those dewpoints, the level of moisture in the atmosphere. here in philadelphia we have dewpoint temperatures in the lower 60's so not bad especially for july standards but you look down to the south, washington d.c. richmond virginia we have oppressive humidity and that is going to be building up from a south to north direction. storm tracker6 live double scan radar showing you we are find something activity, severe weather out across the ohio valley. we've seen more than 2,000 lightning strikes within the past 15 minutes with that bowing line moving across areas in cincinnati and this will be heading to our south and east. so we'll talk about what's ahead, oppressive humidity on the way followed by tropical

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but brian was fine. and no regrets about getting involved.erience reminds him how violent prostitution can be. and he doesn't think most folks realize that. >> i get people all the time say, brian, why prostitution? why don't you go after the murderers? the drug dealers? the child rapists? why don't you go after those people? well, i'm here to tell you, those people are our prostitutes and our pimps and our johns on south robinson. these aren't pta moms making a few extra bucks. these are hardened criminals. >> out on his beat, bates has seen it all. armed robberies, drug deals and violent crimes. on this day driving his normal route, he witnesses another scary scene. >> i notice there's this group of black males surrounding this black female prostitute, and they're trying to force her into a car. >> a kidnapping. and unbelievably, it's happening right in front of him. >> and so i'm literally driving, 911 in one hand, camera in the other, and i'm steering with my knees, trying to get the evidence i need. and really, all that i can remember is

>> get up brian. >> brian, good job. all about getting the fini finish. >> come on brian. >> good job brian. >> easy for us to say ainsley. we're down here. >> this is what is really hard. all right, brian, good job. come on down. hold onto the ropes. great. okay. you're doing well. doing great. >> nothing like rope burn to end the day. >> brian, you want to talk to us. how you feeling? >> you felt better. zb zb . >> this is 20 feet high. we've got a camera up there. it doesn't look scary. >> it's very scary. brian, doing great. that's great. we're going to toss to commercial. when we come back, we'll finish this race. thank you. >> be careful. one more step. yeah. >> all right. art health's impor. ...so you may... take an omega-3 supplement... ...but it's the ingredients inside that really matter for heart health. new bayer pro ultra omega-3 has two times the concentration of epa and dha as the leading omega-3 supplement. new bayer pro ultra omega-3. gives you nexium level protection for frequent heartburn all day and a

it's friday night jim is off i'm brian kaufman. at big story on "action news" is arrest of a man in murder of jasmine wright and answeringner one community that a man with a violent past was allowed to rome the streets freely. "action news" reporter dann cuellar now live at police headquarters and dann this one defies belief. >> yes, it does, brian and you know what from the gecko this struck a nerve a number of people working on it and struck a nerve with people in jasmine's wright's neighborhood that gave police all sort tips and it would prove toxic for james harris and arrest for burglary and rain and murder of drexel grad students. >> tonight there was conviction and passion in jasmine's wright's neighbors in con in arrest of james har sglis i'm glad he's off off street i'm glad. >> you thought you would get away with it but you didn't at all god prepared for you he got that ready for you. you're not getting out. he's not getting out. i hope he never get out. >> 27-year-old wright was a master's grad from drexel that lived in

. >> hey, steve, brian kelly. >> hey, brian. >> so i'm curious -- >> what's up? >> the fed had rates low since 2008. six, seven years, what's the hurry? we seen negative, reseen we seel sales were terrible and don't know what is going on in europe and a crash in china, why do they need to raise rates in two months from now? >> i think what she is saying to be clear is that if the forecast goes as they believe it will go and they believe that the consumer will come around, everything they have, brian, which is higher wages, higher employment, lower gas prices and overall higher incomes suggest the consumer should be spending more. that's one. the second thing is the big dip that could have been statistical noise. she thinks the economy is going to snap back. if you do three and 3% growth, you have the unemployment rate coming down. it's 5-3. hard to say, brian, given where all of those things are right now, that zero is the right rate, not tightened but certainly not zero. >> all right. we'll leave it there. steve, thank you. >> you're welcome. i'll stay with bria

i don't know what it is about brian, but all of us old ladies want to feed brian., my name is fred lein. i'm most proud of driving a ramp taxi since the beginning of the program in 1994. [music] >> fred, you are the absolute best! thank you fred for providing transportation for me and opening up my social life, and taking care of medical appointments, taking care of my mother [music] >> hi, my name is ann bailey and i've driven for luxor for almost five years now. i drove for desoto cab for 10 years prior to that. i drove in 1976 for the old, old yellow cab. this is frances mecchi and i've been driving her for about 11 or 12 years to her alzheimer's day program, which we call the memory club. every day when we drive through the presidio she'll say "oh goody, you're taking me through the enchanted forest." [music] >> my name amr a.mahmoud. i am like 49 years old. i have been driving cab more than 13 year in general. then i drove a ramp more than 3 years. this is my fourth now. i have been enjoying doing the job. i like every moment of it. >> thank you amr. [music} >

robert: brian was not lying. dry evening at nats park.e where max scherzer will get a start against the reds. we will go one-on-one with someone who is stepping up like crazy. that is coming up nex announcer: now the toyota sports desk brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: welcome back. live at nats park where they are getting ready for the reds. they ended batting practice five minutes ago. max scherzer will get the start tonight and he is on fire. named to the n.l. all-star team. one guy who has been stepping one all the guys on the d.l. clint robinson. in fact he hit a home run on friday against the giants the world champs. we went one-on-one with him today this clubhouse and he says it's his job to do what he does. >> i am going out and playing my game. i feel confident in it. i feel like i have always had the ability to be a productive player at this level. now it's just about continuing to take advantage of the opportunity. >> so this is an opportunity you have been waiting for or are you ready to have your name calle

and brian van de graaff's forecast.e video come a couple celebrating an anniversary on the water. this humpback suddenly came to the surface. a dozen whales surfacing at the same time. [people laughing] brian: if i was in a boat that size with whale surfacing? leon: they are laughing now. leon: good stuff heading this way? brian: no more heavy rain, but we could have showers in the afternoon. friday and the weekend finally dry. leon: ok, appreciate that. jimmy kimmel live is next. have a good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage all of taylor swift's music videos interviews, and more. xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number don't miss the final days of the lowest prices of the season. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from goo

kimberly: brian, are we still having dinner on the roof? brian: we are. live in the belfort furniture weather center. the storm chances for tonight are nil. 90 degrees downtown. there is blue. that is nice change. if you factor in the humidity it feels like 94. the temperatures in the 80's. fall to 70's. when you wake up tomorrow we'll have more clouds around the mix tomorrow. tomorrow will start off with clouds. i anticipate scattered showers for us around here tomorrow. in fact as we look ahead to the outlook for tomorrow i think we will start off the day with a little sunshine. but through the day the clouds will win out and the temperatures may be held back a few degrees and it will be muggy through the afternoon and the evening. fresh look at the seven-day outlook at 6:00. kimberly: thank you brian. we want to head out to robert burton at nats park. leon: the nats getting ready to take on the reds. a bunch of folks here from ohio university. alumni group there as well. he is taking them on. how is it looking? robert: you would say that. just like you

>> well, let me show you some traffic, brian. we have son on 580 eastbound -- some on 580 eastbound construction causing a bit of a backup there. westbound so far we are "friday light." altamont pass all the way to the dublin interchange. look at the bay bridge coming up. >>> it's 4:30. look at all the headlights. >> hopefully people are starting their weekend early. >>> speaking of traffic, weekend bart riders the transbay tube will be shut down all day saturday and sunday so crews can make track repairs. anne makovec is at the embarcadero station in san francisco with more on why bart is doing this and how you can get around during the closure. the most important part, right? >> reporter: this is going to be the end of the line. the embarcadero station here during the closure. so we are hoping people got the message. this could lead to some real traffic troubles including delays of one to two hours for buses to cross the bay. the transbay tube is between san francisco and oakland. it's going to be closed at the end of bart serv

. >> ♪ ♪ >> look at that smile, 13 year old brian hartman who practiced ainge em on his guitar now brian parents brought a sign that said i play guitar, this youtube concert in boston, bono saw it, he called brian up on stage. i mean, just know the huge moment for brian and his dad who has been to u2 to see them, 42 times. >> everyone should be that happy every day. i mean, could you see pure joy coming out of him. >> it was like one of the coolest things that ever happened to me. it was crazy. >> oh, yes crazy indeed. as if playing on stage with u2 wasn't crazy enough, the band presented brian with a beautiful acoustic guitar. i think he's sleeping with it now. >> so cool. >> that's so cool. >> he is hugging it. >> that's "eyewitness news" at noon i'm pat ciarrocchi. >> i'm erika von tiehl. for katie pat everyone here, thank you for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. of course we're always on line for you at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is next. [african-style music] ♪ take my hand to the land ♪ ♪ take my hand to the land, whoa-oh! ♪ (narrator) only one famil

ha-ha-ha. >> that's brian. know, love him or leave him and i love him. >> all right, i love you, baby. >> all right, love you. >> love you. >> bye-bye. >> getting in trouble, there's no if, ands, buts, i can't. if i do, i'll lose my family. got to man up and change, stay home, take care of the family. >> prior to her release two months earlier, brandee nyp said she would like to return to her family as well, and put her crack addiction behind her, but those plans are on hold. >> brandee has been brought back on a bond violation, so the bonding agents are outside with her, appears she's in handcuffs now. we're waiting on a female officer to come in, conduct a pat down search and then we'll process her back into jail. >> hi. >> suzi. >> what's up. >> not going to run on us, right? >> no. come on. >> nyp was apprehended by her bondsman after missing a court date. >> using last night? >> no. >> you're clean? >> let me see your tongue. back there. >> nyp is fingerprinted, soon has another mugshot added to the file.

. >> you bet, brian. thank you. >> here is a postscript to all the talk about the republican debates, this morning bill kristol, the senator tweeted how's the schedule of the first democratic debate coming up? i'll let you know when we hear about bernie sanders versus hillary clinton. >>> if he's not going to be the next president, i've got an idea for donald trump's next job. much more right after the break. stay with us. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. it's tough, but i've managed. but managing my symptoms was all i was doing. so when i finally told my doctor, he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infection

good afternoon brian.be the way you're headed home this afternoon. it's really not a bad ride. this is the scene in south philadelphia along 95 at broad street. taillights headed northbound toward the walt whitman bridge. we were all jam packed here yesterday with people head for the bridge and headed down the shore. this afternoon the traffic is flowing freely even on the a.c. expressway as you pass the garden state parkway we've seen delays come and go throughout the day today but right now speeds are in the 60's so no big complaints. if you're on the way to cape may or maybe wildwood or stone harbor still a little bit congestion on the southbound side of 47 there in dennisville from 347 merge down to 610 petersburg road. go forth on that towns end inlet bridge between sea isle and avalon. that reopened one week ago after the long term construction so that bridge is available to you once again. in new castle county a crash to avoid along 95 northbound right at 141 but at this point speeds aren't too bad.

. >>> it is 5:17 and brian flores is over in sal's spot. the brian flores. >> yes. >> in for sal. who is a little under the weather today. >> he texted me around 8:00 last night. 8:00 is the time i'm starting to get ready for bed. and sal said you might be feeling in storm. i'm not feeling so hot. >> yeah it's nice to get that heads up. >> yeah. good morning, everybody. we hope sal feels better. but don't worry we have your traffic covered this morning. we are taking a look outside at the carquinez bridge to the mccarthur maze looking really good. 18 minutes. not too bad. hopefully it stays that way for you on this monday morning. moving on to the livermore valley area. traffic starting to pick up. very heavily from 205 to tracy. moving to the bay bridge toll plaza, not too bad right now. 8-10 minutes to get you across the span. it is starting to build up on the hash lanes. finally san mateo bridge moving into foster city looks pretty good. 5:18. steve paulson. >> yes. >> how are you feeling this morning? >> like a million dollars. how about you? >> really sore. the workout that -

i'm brian hackney. frank is off this morning. >> time now is 5:59. a man suspected of shooting a woman to death in san francisco is due in court today. kiet do is live in san francisco where the case has ignited a fire storm of controversy over undocumented immigrants. good morning, kiet. >> reporter: yes, good morning, live at the courthouse in san francisco where francisco sanchez will make an appearance at 1:30 this afternoon. as for the larger issue for sanctuary status for san francisco, kpix 5 has learned that for years, officers and deputies have been going against department policy and tipping off the feds about when they are going to release undocumented immigrants from jail. all this so i.c.e. can arrest them as soon as they get out. however, would very obtained the memo sent to deputies from the sheriff back in march saying only he can turn over undocumented immigrants to i.c.e. and to stop going behind his back. >> to be able to say i am going to call i.c.e. for this guy but not call i.c.e. for that guy or that woman or not that woman, th