he is a hall of fame quarterback for the buffalo bills, really a good friend of mine. an amazing guy, jim kelly. where is he? he is here someplace. stand up, jim. [applause] president trump: what a great man. jim kelly. [applause] president trump: jim, do you have any idea how much money would be making today? they would hit jim and its like tackling a linebacker. they would hit him, four or five guys that weigh 320 pounds, they just keep going on the field. he was more than a quarterback, he had tremendous heart and he knew how to win. jim is tough and his toughest fight of all was that he beat cancer, not once, but twice. [applause] president trump: i saw him and his incredible wife as they were in a low moment. very low moment. it was amazing the way they fought. they did not look good. i would have said, maybe it will not happen. there was always that hope because of jim and his heart. i want to say, it is great to have you here today, jim. these people are big fans. if you could get a young version of jim kelly, he will be beating a lot of teams, jerry. [applause]

buffalo wild wings financial performance., questioning mcguire's business accumin pointing out that borders failed, while mcguire was sitting on the board. sally smith will stay on until the end of this year or until they find a ceo replacement, the argument is we have the stock underperforming the s&p 500 over the last year. and basically, costs are going up, foot traffic is slowing, business is down. >> if this is a win for them, it appears to be, we can expect a lot more franchising, rather than store owned, which in theory improves the cashflow? >> and also isolates them from higher labor costs, right? and higher capital costs when it comes to rent. which means it's more profitable. >> it lays off more of the responsibilities and the burdens on the owners of the franchises? >> while you get licensing fees, steady stream of capital. >> excellent. thanks, susan. >>> check please is next. with e*trade's powerful trading tools, right at your fingertips, you have access to in-depth analysis, level 2 data, and a team of experie

i never heard about anything being affordable in san francisco. >> i was going to say, and buffalo, in wings, but i don't know if i would go up therefore the fourth every july. thank you, jill, we'll check in with you. >> we'll check in with you in the next hour, thanks. >> well, in other news, piece of philadelphia history is up for auction. the famous love statue, or, at least part of it at least the city auctioning off the stainless steel base of the love statue. according to the auction website mutisabid. katie is thinking can i make that into piece of furniture? so far there are 16 bids, bidding started the at $100, now up to $410 now. the auction ends july 11, the win letter have to pick up the pedestal themselves. i don't think they have shipping involved. >> overnight storms may have woken you up. katie how is the morning rush looking? >> i think jim it will get a lot better since we had very heavy rain that rumble through here with thunderstorms in the last hour and a half or so. i'm going to show you where it little cluster every storms is on the radar right now, right after

ian will start us off in buffalo, new york, best way, what do you think that is? caller: well, i think college is a good way to go. because there are statistics from the bls, bureau of labor statistics that directly corollates education with income and unemployment rate. you have a lower unemployment rate and higher income with more education that you have with the higher degree that you have. i think college is generally a good thing. with that said, i think what we really need is a mixed of two and four year colleges. there are some skills skills that two yearyear colleges are good at filling. we still need today. host: before you go, just a thought about cost. usually in these type of discussions people will take a look cost attending a four year university compared what you end up making result of a job. what do you think the cost factor of college? as far as the future workforce is concerned? caller: i am in college now. i am a supporter of public schools. i'm in one. i think that there's generally stigma against public education. which i think in the long ru

buffalo to albany, we're actually dealing with some of the storms even earlier today, and you can see just a little narrow line north of lake george area heading up to north of beddington in between burlington and back over towards -- notice we're fine in most areas of philadelphia and new york. straight showers around hartford. doctors a couple of storms that are dealing in those areas. again, it's hit and miss stuff. that's going to be the trend over the upcoming weekend. it's not something horrendous out there, where it's going to be hit and miss, and i think, the bottom line for the fourth of july, all the fireworks shows are just be patient. most of the storms will be in and out in about 30 minutes. it's one of those duck and corps drills when they come through. then you can head back out. >> you're grilling. you run inside. >> you have to turn off the grill first. you don't want anything getting soggy. >> grill master. >> still for months iraqi forces have been trying to pry isis from the city of mosul. >> this morning new signs the mission is working, but with some collateral d

mccoy is taking a swing at recruiting maclin at buffalo. he said today at his charity softball tournament in upstate new york, he has been talking to maclin since he was cut on friday. and the bills back says don't be surprised if it happens. they played six years together in philly. >> not to brag, but i was the first guy he talked to when the news broke. and i kind of understand. i have been there. i mean, he was hurt. but i played with him, man. i know the guys in the locker room. i know he could help us out tremendously. so i have done my recruiting already. don't be surprised if it happens. >> could the eagles use him? should they bring back j-mac? tonight on sports sunday, mike joins me live in studio at 11:45. >>> an absolute monster. jimmie johnson is so dominant, not even a last second last place start can keep the nascar star from driving away from the checkered flag in dover. johnson makes an an approved gear change this morning, bumped to the back. david regan's car catches fire, three to go. go is into caution and overtime. com

stretching from albany to buffalo, the erie canal joined the hudson to the great lakes, creating a sea passage from the east coast to the midwest. it also turned new york harbor into america's number one port. by 1850, approximately 100 steamboats on the river carrying over one million passengers a year. >> we're at staatsburg historic site where c-span is learning more about the area's history. up next, we take you inside the mansion for a look at the gilded age in the hudson valley. pamela: the term the gilded age apparently came from a novel by mark twain. and it sort of denotes that things are gilded, golden and beautiful and opulent but underneath is something maybe not quite pure gold. as you look at the furnishings on the house, you see a lot of gilding. gilding so many objects and architectural elements in your house gave you great opulence, but it's not pure gold. it is on the surface. so, that sort of translates to the period where you have all this amazing wealth and power. but you don't have the european heritage behind it. so, these folks are creating an image of what they

it was in 1912 that they made the decision to move on to the next design, which was the buffalo nickelat the end of 1912, they really should have stopped making liberty nickels. instead, somebody made five before the dies were destroyed. >> the five nickels are legal tender, but the u.s. treasury has no record of them. >> samuel brown was a mint employee at the time when the coins were transitioned from the liberty head nickel to the buffalo nickel. there's a lot of speculation that sam brown was the one that actually had them made and put them away. >> five specimens make their first appearance in chicago at a 1920 convention. the seller -- surprise, surprise -- samuel brown. >> it was seven years later. the statute of limitations had passed for any crime that might have been committed, and so, all of a sudden, there is a huge story that five coins that had never existed were now gonna be at the chicago coin club show. >> four years later, all five coins are purchased by a single wealthy collector for $2,000. it's not until the early 1940s, in st. louis, that the set of five nickels i

at a growth rate around 3%, the thai economy is more other plodding buffalo than the tiger it once wastralia having just opened. that is it for asia business report. banks are watching. —— thank you for watching. you are watching bbc news. the top stories this hour. a boat packed with holidaymakers sinks in a reservoir in colombia. at least nine people have died — dozens are reported missing. pakistan's prime minister nawaz sharif has cut short a visit to london, after the oil tanker disaster in punjab which left at least 150 dead. it's more than ten days since the devastating fire at grenfell tower in west london. many of the residents affected by the disaster, have come together to mark eid al fitr, at the end of ramadan. but what should be a time for celebration, has left many reflecting on their loss, as frankie mccamley reports. spilling out onto the of this mosque to pray at on a day of celebration for muslims across the country but here in west london, it is tainted with sadness. for us at the centre and the wider community, sorry, sorry about this... some people would be able t

buffalo, binghamton reporting sunny skies, a couple of hours ago it was raining here. we'll make a quick zoom into the heart of philadelphia. still a couple of spritzes and sprinkles leftover, this was here, just an hour ago, so it's racing off to the east. forecast for today, morning showers and clouds giving way to lots of afternoon sunshine. 77 degrees is the forecasted high. now, tomorrow is going to be the opposite. we'll start out with sun and increase clouds during the day. there's a chance of a shower or thunderstorm late. when i come back in just a few minutes we'll focus on that in future tracker 6. >> thank you so much. >>> 901. police say they know who they are looking for in the stabbing of david oh. investigators believe this man on the screen tried to rob oh, stabbed him and ran off. he used to live in the 5600 block of thomas street near the counselman's home. we -- councilman's home. overnight we learned about the charges. >> attempt to imhit -- attempt to imhit -- commit murder, robbery and aggravated assault and simple assault. we consider him armed

you can read more online at the buffalo news website. that is the idea of an age limit. as our previous caller brought up there are other aspects there. josh in california, independent line. caller: hello. host: you're on. caller: excellent. i was just saying or going to say, term limits in general are a bad idea. tore are better ways ameliorate the partisanship that seems to be developing. host: how so? example, we could require senate confirmation of new justices to meet a two , that wouldhold help mitigate hyper partisan nominees from getting through. allow the minority party a bit more power. and say in terms of who gets in. that would moderate justices. if we do have to go the term limit route, it should definitely not be less than 20 years. keeping in mind of course, as a previous caller mentioned, theachment is an option in threshold for that is rather ambiguously defined. host: what you think about this idea that there was an op-ed -- about an age limit? caller: i think as people live ander people are healthier intellectually mature and capable for longer. is --

you can read more online at the buffalo news website. that's the idea of age limit as previous caller brought up. there's other aspects as far as discussions of term limit. josh california, independent line. caller: i was just saying going to say that term limits in general are a bad idea. there are better ways to partisanship that seems to be developing. host: how so? caller: we can require senate confirmation justices to meet a two thirds threshold. it would allow the minority party bit more power and say in terms of who gets in. that would moderate or tend to moderate justices. if we do have to go term limit route, it should definitely not be less than 20 years. keeping in mind of course as a previous caller mentioned that impeachment is an option and the threshold for that is rather ambiguously defined. host: previous caller mentioned about an age limit. caller: i think it's people live longer people are healthier and intellectually capable longer. i don't think that is -- it's not something that's a good idea. host: jen off twitter.

. >>> and police in buffalo are investigating a rather unusual burglary.s went onto the roof of the store, disconnected the wires to the lighting, smash window to get inside, and once inside, did they go tfor the cash? no, they scooped up fidget spinners. they caught the suspects, they were two boys, age 11 and 12. it will be handled in family court. they were very determined. wow. doing her part to boost the a nation's birthrate. >> little whalen was born on may first, at a whopping 16 pounds and measuring 24 1/2 inches long. >> he was delivered by c section, probably not a huge surprise tharere, he is 17 poun, 7 ounces, basically the size of an average 6 month old. >> the surprising thing is the new york giants are looking to draft him for next >> he's learning to ride a bike next week. >> little whalen, not quite. >>> our special friday treatment we have royalty right here in the house. >> from krooning with 98 degrees to taking off his clothes with the men of the strip. jeff timmons is here for a light night, early morning hang session. >> are you goin

as we go throughout the afternoon, detroit, buffalo, pittsburgh, albany, back to oklahoma city. not everyone will get severe weather but this is where you have the potential for significant delays. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. so for today temperatures have warmed up in the i-95 corridor. 93 today in washington, d.c. in the southeast you'll actually be cooler than your friends to the north but you'll have afternoon storms to deal with in alabama, georgia and through the carolinas. now pee opinion we football players. this was the second annual game between two friendly pose to. match-up still hard fought. nice move there. oh, come both winners they raised money for the make-a-wish foundation. >> no matter who you are rooting for still cute to watch. >>> developing overnight u.s. and china are doing something they haven't done for 14 years. >>> plus the house passed legislation to crack down on undocumented illegal immigration from kate's law to strip funds from so-called sanctuary cities. geico is proud to have served the military for over 75 years! roger t

the plane was diverted to buffalo niagara international airport.he control tower put out a warning. emergency crews were standing by on the runway. as the jet attempted to land its second engine failed. the faa says the aircraft land safely and it's investigating. >> i'm not the best flier. >> she's okay and her co-star from movie passengers told us about another scare six months ago. >> hit turbulence and started shouting -- >> we were plummeted toward the earth. >> she was like, pilot, pilot, pilot. >> he freaked me out. >> they're focusing on. >> you think jennifer would want to take the train next time. we're so glad everyone is safe. jennifer was leaving kentucky after spending time with family. >>> jessica chastain tied the not in a ceremony fit for a princess. the guest list, a-list. there's guest anne hathaway, linking arms with her husband adam and a very blonde emily blunt. "the princess bride" star and her crew sat third row watching friend jessica chastain marry into a royal family. who's jessica's groom? the golden globe winner's young

the plane eventually landed safely in buffalo, new york. the representative for the 26 year old star says she's okay following that incident. >>> broadway as biggest night had at least one safe bet as expected, bette midler won tony award last night for leading role in revival of hello dolly which also won best musical revival. >> one of the greatest professional experiences of my entire life. >> but it was hanson stole the night taking the tony for best musical, ben platt won for leading actor in a musical and rachael bay jones took the tony for featured actress in a musical. hanson also won for best score, best book, best or chest station. and tonight on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 also the big win heres have ties to our area. >>> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news" at noon, president trump wedding crasher. >> new jersey couple has an experience they'll likely never forget. meisha? >> well, there will comma time for all every us, simply need a break. quick moment to relax and de-stress. where do we go whether we need that time? in today'

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host: ken neth, buffalo, new york, line for democrats, go ahead, open phone. go ahead. hello. just wanted to add my support to the previous callers concerning the all volunteer army. i'm combat veteran of the korean believe that it is too to wars end troops off when they are mercenaries, like a ly for somebody dodger t who is a draft and it is also the cost. what it must e cost to put soldier in the field when i was in to the army because we did ourselves. for we cooked our own meals, washed etcetera.lothes, democratizingreat experience. everybody should have to go in the army and learn to live all people who come from different parts of the country that's all vito say. i know it will never happen, but agree with the previous callers, i think it should happen. host: got your point. just a few minutes left in open phones. one story remind you of, story will be hearing about this week. panel wants comey to hell his headline in the "u.s.a. today," previewing james appearance, former f.b.i. appearance before the senate intelligence committee, thursday, 10 a.m., we will show it liv

we have buffalo and rams. somebody said, our docs igor buffalo for lunch, which is true. [laughter] ing have thunder rivers, rich forests, great cities, fruitful plains. that, but youof also have a notion. it seems unfair to me. the last time i was here, i did the 4t trail. it's fabulous. [applause] it's a train, trail, tram, and trolley. is that it? me, wise portland ian told go west to east, and it's free. if you go the other way, you have to pay. i did it. it's fabulous. ek.ac ust a great half day in the middle of a great american city, you are in this thick forest. we don't have that in denver. i wish we did. took met off, dr. metz to flaming spanish coffee. we don't have that in denver either. [laughter] my assignment tonight is to take us out of portland, take us out oregon, the united states, take a rapid trip around the world to see other countries like us. there are about 35 of them in the world depending on how you define democracy. what do they do? one way of looking at it, most important, the answer is pretty simple. the other countries like us. all the other

we were at 70 million buffalo in 1800. by 1880 nine, less than 100. it was the railroad tracks system that did that. ,here are interstates allcommunications, dams -- of these have a significant impact on us. that is the question we asked to get the answer the record a a fl in-depth environmental impact statement. , with the past administration, to say, let's at least do an environmental impact statement. with this it administration, the ea, there's not going to be any impact to you or to your people if or when thissw pipeline breaks, we will be the first impacted. amy: there were leaks even before it went operational? >> yes. amy: explain. it wasn't operational. the valves, they put oil through the pipelines. it leaked significant amount, even though it was a test. we understood and we knew there were going to be leaks. it was that even fully operational, and they were already experiencing leaks and given fines for $200,000 -- 200,000 allen's of oil being leaked. they said, we will clean it up and fix it. it is ok now. tha

somebody said our ducks eat your buffaloes for lunch. you have fun during rivers, snowcapped peaks rising into rivers,thundering snowcapped peaks rising into deep blue skies. we all have that, but you have a notion. an ocean.notion -- has anyone done the 14th trail? train, trail, tram and trolley. mee wise for landy and told go west -- some wise portlandian told me go west to east and it's free. i did it, and it is fabulous, just a great half-day, trek -- half-day's trek. in the middle of a great american city, you are in the heart of this thick forest and all you can hear in the middle of the city is the wind rushing through the cedars. we don't have that in denver. i wish we did. off, i went to lunch at huber's and i had flaming spanish coffee. we don't have that in denver either. my assignment tonight is to take us out of portland, out of the united states and just a rapid trip around the world to see what other countries like us and by that i mean advanced, high tech, free-market democracies. how did they do health care? what do they

, not the city of buffalo. >> on that screen shot he gave the driver five stars.s are sometimes more important than the tips. i'm sure he appreciated both. >> that must have been good conversation for a long drive. >> i hope he gets tiktsd ckets play next season. >> 900 bucks to work out? >>> much more on what we can expect from james comey's testimony and how the white house is preparing for a counter-punch. >>> president trump nominates christopher wray and catches washington offguard at the same time. we'll be right back. look closely. hidden in every swing, every chip, and every putt, is data that can make the differenceetween winning and losing. the microsoft cloud hes the pga tour turn countless points of data into insights that transform their business and will enhance the game for players and fans. the microsoft cloud turns information into insight. tidy cats lightweight with glade clean blossoms. our newest odor fighting scent! gives you the power of choice plus... the power of pleasant. exclusively in lightweight! every home, every cat, there's a tidy ca

each one of those highlighted polygons from the buffalo area off to the east of buffalo, running down. those are areas we see severe thunderstorms, wins getting up to 60 miles an hour an hour, hail and very heavy rain. that will stretch either to the south and will see more of these along this line to pop up to the overnight hours. there's your future radar. you see on the move, this is what will be watching, stretching all the way into the american southeast here throughout the afternoon. and then early on monday morning. i want to point out, big one in the next couple days, incredibly warm weather piling up in the south, take a look these numbers. daytime highs for today, already running up to 115, 114 and it gets warmer. phoenix arizona is getting close to 180 degrees in the next couple days. those are borderline record breaking temperatures for phoenix. rick: looks hot. thank you adam. we'll be right back and administrative paperwork... your days of drowning people are numbered. same goes for you, budget overruns. and rising costs, wipe that smile off your face. we're coming for y

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he was released by the chiefs and visiting buffalo today. how about nelson ag lor?he receivers last year didn't help out carson wentz very much. too many. dropped passes. nelson, the first round pick from two years ago really struggled with drops. he's keeping track of his drops. he keeps count in his locker. >> it's just something that you want to do to make sure you're keeping yourself accountable. you look at it and try and get better and you'll want to e repeat the same habits. >> we have seen bill belichick with the hoody, but he's really going forward with this. the emperor look, the next "star wars" movie. >> and still not a smile from him. >> never. never. you can get it done, though. >> you too with the charm. >>> now for a look at what's coming up at 11:00. >> overheated and nowhere to go. the subway disaster that had riders literally trying to claw their way out. that's tonight at 11:00. pro-tip: chop all your veggies for the week at once. super pro-tip: buy your veggies pre-chopped. uber pro-tip: buy delicious produce you don't need to chop at all. boom.

. >> you are from buffalo, but you are playing a confederate. does that bother you? john baronich: does not bother me at all. we have a lot of fun being confederates. it is all about meeting people all over the country and getting to know them better. being an educator, i think for the younger generation coming up, the most important thing for them is to get involved with their community, get involved with some type of hobby that you can learn. i've been doing this for over 10 years and every day i learned something. our young people cannot forget our history. in high school they have trouble with history and then after high school when they are college age or whatever, they start to get into it because they can come to places like appomattox and learn about what happened. they become involved with it. sitting back is one thing and kind of watching, but actually do it and experience it and immerse yourself in it -- i think that is what is really important for our young generation to not forget. >> near the camp of the traveling blacksmith forge, civil war reenactors