lou burke.t's what's up. >> though it was found in his mattress, bell says he's never seen the tobacco before. >> the magician of the year because he made something pop up in my mat that i didn't even know what i was in my mat. so he like chris angel. >> so you're saying all this tobacco in your mat was not yours. >> i wish i would have known it was in my mat. i swear i wish i would have. i ain't never seen nothing like that. and this is the mat that was given to me. i didn't know that was in there. i don't know. it like a conspiracy to me. >> get cells on them. and they're both going to lock-in. interviewed and see if we can find out how they got all this mess in. i'm going take all this to the office with me. let me know when your report is done. and they're both going to lock in. >> do they need to get strip searched? i haven't found the lighter. that's what i'm looking for. >> take them away. to be searched. >> while bell and other inmate are taken away to be searched, sergeant sparks takes

the troopers are 48-year-old lieutenant cullen and trooper burke bates.play is not expected but the cause remains unknown. >> within hours people across the delaware valley gathered to show their support for the people of charlottesville. they want to send a message of unity. >> a number of community groups organized to support those injured and killed in charlottesville. in jenkintown, little more than two dozen people gathered at the town square. we want a measure of kindness and getting along in peace. the rallies like this one condemn the white nationalist rally and the death of a counter protester after a car drove into the group. we are talking about people that say, it's not okay. kindness matters and they are killed for it in the face of four hours, the word got out and a crowd gathered to say we believe in equalitiy. we believe in diversity. we are not going to sit by quietly. >> in doylestown, 50 or 60 people organized. philly we rise took to the streets in response to the event in virginia. the mayor denouncing white supremacistses rallies. thi

cullen and burke bates a virginia. burke was devoted to our entire family. part of our executive protective unit team for the past couple years. the cause of the crash is under investigation, but the police do not suspect foul play. closely following two elements from charlottesville, and for updates anytime, head to our website, wjla.com. and we are still on storm watch tonight. d.c. fire and ems were called to help with water rescues. a vehicle was caught in a high water spot familiar to all of us, the 600 block of rhode island avenue. two people had to be rescued, one of back you in it. at 9:00 and rescue, another at 16th street. let's check in with meteorologist josh knight. how much longer are we dealing with the rain? josh: the rain is starting to move out. still some light showers around the metro area and the national harbor, but we are looking for a dryer trend overnight. have a few spots where we the heavier rain, thunderstorms coming down. most notably we have to watch this one near spotsylvania county, but a lot of this dropping south through the

the thunderstorms may be back primarily for burkes county and into the lee high valley. showers, thunderstorms and some heavy downpours. there's more hot weather in store for the weekend. >>> we'll see you ten minutes past 4:00 a.m. on this friday. >>> early morning problems here earlier. 422 right around route 23 right along the westbound side. you can see several vehicles are involved here, but most of them look like they're police vehicles right now with that one lane. and through the work zone. that's why we're only allowing that one route by. for now some delays there. also watching route 38 still. they zoomed on on the spot and i saw they're still laying restrictions. so it's hard to see, but moving through cherry hill and watching some of that accident investigation still. that's from an earlier crash. and then another crash -- and the vine street expressway is closed. we're at least closed there until 5:00. we'll check in at 4:22. >>> so the prices are a real steal on qvc. >> known for his cheese steaks but now using his personal strategy to help families struggl

so the storms moving into the lehigh valley and burkes county at 10:00, when this system moves, there should be some showers and thunderstorms moving into canada and during the early morning hours. we'll see clearing skies tomorrow. tomorrow we are in the clear, but first-alert for storms from the lehigh valley, burkes county and for philadelphia. that is from 8:00 to 2:00 in the morning morning. then we clear out and everything turns around starting tomorrow. the temperatures downtown with highs in the 70s. a full ten day on ten in the next half hour. >>> 21 minutes past 5:00, and in gloucester county, you can see men swiping a change jar in monica hill. another man was waiting in the car for him. the money in the food pantry was for a local church. police both face chargelook int charges. >>> and mans for america's future in afghanistan. we'll breakdown the president's strategy that he says will guarantee a win overseas. >>> staying good-bye to a social media page like teens or pre-teens on facebook. every year south jersey sends more and more tax money to trenton, but gets less and

here, notice isolated thunderstorms into burkes county and parts of lee high valley. 10:00 p.m., stillossibly one or two isolated thunderstorms moving through for the most part this is just going to be quick if we get anything at all. a lot of it will not be very organized. keep that in mind but still keep the umbrellas handy and if you see lightning strikes in lee high valley, be mindful. the next couple hours looking p fantastic tomorrow. another sunny day. sunnier than today. i went with mostly sunny today. sunshine in the forecast on your sunday. 5:00 a.m. for the suburbs and 67 for the lee high valley. mid 60s for you tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. and a few clouds along the jersey shore. 72 but nothing to complain about. you're solar eclipse forecast, i think drew had a really great story. be really careful. it going to be a great forecast for the solar eclipse, but be sure you protect your eyes. coming up in just a bit, i'm getting my ten-day forecast. >> see you soon. >>> you might want to run to the corner store and spend $2 on a powerball ticket. it $535 million dollars. the d

lehigh valley, burks county, look at that radar.d indication of what's going on and how different everything is across our viewing area. delaware seeing rain. cape may getting raindrops as you mentioned. you can see the rain making it into the philly metro area. it has to make it to the ground. looks like we'll get it soon enough. ongoing thing for the entire saturday. just a bit of wash and sunshine sunday. >> for all of us here, thanks for watching. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- naomi watts, andy cohen, comedian, jo koy,

. >>> ron burke is loving the national attention that the sixers are continuing to track.e have his commentary in 15 seconds. ♪ >>> the news dat 76ers will cross the atlantic to play the sell 96 london an 11th significant only levels. locally the team already won over the fan base but the team's excursion to europe the second time ever and first for regular season contest is yet another indication that the nba believes the sixers will be must see tv. remember earlier this week it was announced they'd be playing on christmas day against the knicks. that makes sense for obvious reasons the league wide attention the sixers are drawing as up and coming contender play as role in the decision to showcase them on that december 25th stage. through many changes in management to the roster the slogan trust the process morph flood movement. one that spread league wide and the team put together hasn't even laced up its sneakers yet. outside the hearts of fans the sixers haven't won a thing yet. but imagine the opportunity for even morey wards if they land in london as contenders. a wh

bill burk has staples and stitches in his head. he is using a cane after the crash. burk had driven from ohio to join the protest, but he never dreamed it would almost cost his life. >> there is a girl next to me who was doing the cpr on her, and every time they did the chest compressions, i could feel it. i could feel the chest compressio compression, and that is when i realized that something really, really bad happened. >> james fields is accused of injuring burke and 29 others and a woman was killed in the crash. make sure that you download the latest news app from nbc 10. we are update iing the app ever0 minutes. >> and fighting back over medical marijuana. residents from mount erie showed up this morning to determine the future of a medical marijuana dispensary that is set to open in their neighborhood. and we are joined about more on the location that is proposed for stenson avenue. >> jacqueline, they have delayed the decision until next month. the dispensary is going to be feett from well kept neighborhoods of families on both sides. and it is maybe a sign t

but we will keep you updated as again we have a missing canoeist in burke virginia. >>> fox 5 prince george's county funeral plans for a 6-year-old girl murdered in her home. nadira will be remembered on wednesday, a viewing at 9:00, public funeral service at 11:00. nadira and her two young cousinses were found dead last friday in their bed. 25-year-old antonio williams confessed to the killing, he's beg held without bond on murder charges. >>> this is the second time in three weeks. same scenario as last timely once he shattered the able to walk right in. >> it didn't make me feel good my house had been targeted twice. i figured he got mostly everything he wanted when he was there the first time. >> it's very troubling, and it's disgusting and i think it's a testament to the lack of training that the police are receiving. >> there is an internal investigation underway tonight after a dc homeowner complained to a police commander about video of officers investigating a burglary inside his southeast hottest. the homeowner is upset because his officers investigating the burglary, they

it's moving into western burkes and into lehigh county. there is very heavy rainfall to swing through reading and allentown. it looks bad here, but that could take a turn to the northeast. so it will clip upper montgomery county and bucks county with very heavy rainfall. potentially damaging winds and even a possibility of hail. there will be quite a bit of lightning as well. that's at 10:00. when glenn is updating at 11:00 tonight, you can see the storms pulling away from us. and then you can see the showers during the early morning hours, but most of the rain is out of the picture by then. and during the day tomorrow, we'll see clearing skies. the second first-alert of the day is for severe storms for the lehigh valley and burkes and some of the suburbs. less likely in philadelphia. it's like the storms have pushed to the north. from 8:00 this evening until 2:00 early tomorrow morning, that's when damaging winds, frequent lightning and small hail will be around. but things turn around starting tomorrow. look at what is to come with the t

jake cullen and burke bates.oth veteran troopers and fathers. >> he was just a warm, loving dad and supportive dad. and he will be dearly missed. >> reporter: but some caught in the scuffle, lucky to be alive. this 19-year-old counterprotest said she didn't have time to run from the speeding car before being knocked to the ground. >> the minute i heard the screams was the minute i got hit. i didn't have time to react. >> reporter: in all, 35 people injured in that crash and the clashes. >> i got hit in my head. i have eight staples in my head. >> reporter: harris says a group of white nationalists armed with shields and helmets beat him with poles. >> calling me the n-word. telling me to die. they were definitely trying to kill me yesterday. >> reporter: so far we haven't seen any organized groups here in charlesville today. so for the moment it appears as though most people are heeding that warning from the governor. however, so many people gathering here where that car rammed into those people. this is where th

the first-alert for severe storms for the lehigh valley, burkes, the suburbs and philadelphia in effect for our area for today. the nice weather, well, that starts moving in tomorrow. the ten-day on ten turning less humid tomorrow. and then beautiful weather that will carry us through the weekend. we're looking at low humidity and temperatures below normal for the foreseeable future. vai? >>> thank you, bill. our coverage of the train crash in upper darby continues and we'll let you know what you need to know before you head out this morning. >>> 4:47 and question continue to follow breaking news. at least 42 people are hurt at the 69th street transportation center. >> we're live with more on how this could impact your commute. pam? >> reporter: the first train was scheduled to go out a half hour ago. it came and went. so full service picking up now between 69th street center and the norristown transportation center. service on the high-speed line will operate every 15 to 20 minutes. so septa is warning riders to expect delays. one of the tracks won't be operational because of the inves

he had said he had been flying with lieutenant mcclellan for three and a half years and burke was part of protection outfit. last night he lash owd to the neat oh national disis and saying they are not welcome in the commonwealth and he find that theme today. you pretend you're patriots. you are not patriots you're dividers. mcauliffe says yesterday's incident will make the commonwealth stronger and you nielt people against hate. new york city mayor not mincing words. he is not criticizing president trump for not speaking out more forcely against white supremests as well as other white groups. this is a president who clearly speaks in blunt terms on many, many topics . unfortunately we've seen him hold back when it comes from rightwing terror. it's time for him to say he will not support any support, any friend slp, any alliance with rightwing white supremest groups who attack law enforcement. across the country there has been an out powering of support for the victims killed and injured in charlottesville. this was the scene in chicago last night. a candle light vim ill held at the tr

cullen and trooper pilot burke m.m. bates were killed when their helicopter crashed while assisting public safety resources with the situation in charlottesville. >>> 11 minutes past the hour. time for an early start on your money. president trump planning to get tougher on trade with china. today the president expected to direct the u.s. trade representative to look into alleged chinese violations of trade with the u.s. things like patent thefts, intellectual property transfers. while this won't be an official investigation, it could lay the groundwork for one. if any wrongdoing is found, president trump could impose tariffs against chinese imports . an editorial in a chinese state-run newspaper says the investigation will poison the overall u.s./china relationship. trade tensions between china and beijing are ramping up. corporate america seems happy with china at the moment. u.s. companies have reported stronger second-quarter earnings and revenue from their chinese operations in recent weeks. 82% of u.s. companies i

burkes county at about 12:30 p.m. everything stays to the north and west.t see it being a major issue for everybody in our viewing area. what i do see is sunshine right behind me. on sunday low to mid-80s. overall a great weekend chltd t -- weekend. after lunchtime you will see lunchtime. i do like this weekend. coming up in just a bit i do have your ten day outlook. back to you. >>> now to our continuing covera coverage. a judge ordered work to stop for at least a week while a solution is worked out. the project created huge ponds of bacteria filled water. so we can't allow this to continue. >> they packed the following the judge's ruling. so many people showed up. some had to listen to speakers in the parking lot. another is set for next week. >>> three blocks are back open today. it was closed yesterday because of a slight cliff created during last week's storm. you can enjoy the beach today. they will show off their skills and it begins at 6:00 this evening. the headliner is santana. it runs for ten days ending on august 13th. sandusky is the adopted so

four for seven effective until nine pm this watch includes the following counties in pennsylvania burks bucks delaware montgomery and philadelphia remember a severe thunderstorm watch means the conditions are favorable for the development of severe weather including large hail and damaging winds and close to the watch area laos appear with or may not be imminent persons should remain alert for rapidly changing weather conditions and listen for leaders statements and possible warnings. in the weather radio commercial radio and television outlets who are into sources for the latest severe weather information repeating a severe thunderstorm watch number four four seven has been issued until nine pm for the following counties in pennsylvania burks bucks delaware montgomery and philadelphia. i saw i saw at least twelve or so protesters they were marching through a very tight a street a one way and a car so she followed through then. they went off sliding up the hood. there were there was just a lot of blood i didn't i didn't see too many specific injuries are a lot of people were surrounded.

tom burke, who used to advise labour and conservative governments on energy policy, says there's notuch that can be achieved in a three month time frame. i think the review is essentially headlined management. i don't think dieter, heroic though he is, is going to be able to come up with something that isn't already widely discussed inside the energy community where we know that the quickest and cheapest way to drive bills down is to improve the efficiency of our buildings. this investigation will allow the government to show that it's not tone deaf in the face of rising gas and electricity prices, especially since only last week, britain's largest provider, british gas, increased its standard electricity prices by 12.5%. joe lynam, bbc news. both the us and china have welcomed tougher sanctions against north korea in the wake of its recent ballistic missile testing. the un security council agreed the scanctions last night. this morning, china's foreign minister said he hoped north korea would take what he said would be the smart decision on testing. earlier he met the american secre

burke became the most expensive scottish player ever when he joined the bundesliga side for a fee ofbut on sunday at home to stoke in the premier league. still to come in sportsday. formula one is back — and hamilton leads the hunt at spa. and we're joined by triathlete — and olympic bronze medallist — vicki holland, to preview this weekend's world series event in stockholm. england have madejust one change to their starting 15 ahead of the women's rugby world cup final tomorrow. the reigning champions face new zealand in belfast — a meeting of the best two teams in the world. 0ur reporter sara 0rchard is there for us now... thank you. welcome to a damp and rainy belfast but that hasn't in a nyway rainy belfast but that hasn't in anyway got away with the excitement thatis anyway got away with the excitement that is really building ahead of this world cup. every bartender in the city, every taxi driver you talk to, they want to know about england and new zealand tomorrow. in fact, that in the pitch, they are having a rehearsal of the trophy presentation. but the team news, the announc

but governor vander burke wanted to get rid of this guy. he called and said we'll do anything to get martin king out the jail. bobby kennedy, if you call the judge he'll spring you. so bobby kennedy actually called the judge. jack kennedy called cureta. bobby kennedy called the judge, martin luther king is freed. it's a breakthrough moment in the campaign. african-americans seize on this. there are millions of leaflets printed out by the kennedy operation that flood all the black churches the sunday before the election. nixon did nothing. kennedy did, and they were all over harlem. there was a guy over there named ray "the fox" jones. certainly he wasn't in church on sunday. but he called up and said these things are all over harlem. and you had this enormous out pouring of african-american votes for jack kennedy. of course it did want make any difference in the south because blacks couldn't vote there. >> we track the spike in african-american turn out. and if new jersey, michigan, illinois, missouri, minnesota, noticeable 5% to 10% 1956 f

by advocating emancipation, the petitioners were doing an act of inhumanity to the slaves as burke saw it. during the late revolution, america witnessed how unfit people of african descent were for freedom. at that time, the commander of the british army, lord cornwallace, conferred liberty to thousands of blacks as he swept through the countryside, but burk erroneously claimed most of these former slaves died en masse, thereby demonstrating, quote, how totally incapable the slave is of making a proper use of his newfound liberty. he followed his speech in excess of two hours. seeking to filibuster the report in the process smith intended to show that, quote, slavery is not that dark thing detested by many americans. and here is william lot smith. like jackson before him, smith used the hypothetical of slavery's abolition to strengthen his justification for black slavery and he, too, turned to thomas jefferson. jefferson, a man of, quote, enlightened understanding, had already proven blacks, quote, by nature an inferior race of beings, even to the indians. manumission policy evident in

burke could make his west brom debut on sunday at home to stoke in the premier league.st practice at the belgian grand prix. he was less than a tenth of a second quicker than lewis hamilton who was next over the line. second practice is currently underway but felipe massa won't be running again today after he crashed heavily in the first session. the 36—year—old is returning this weekend, having missed the hungarian grand prix through illness. let's get some news on england's rugby world cup team for tomorrow finals against new zealand. megan jones will start tomorrow's final she's replacing danielle waterman whose out after suffering concussion from their semifinal match with france. so with a bit of a reshuffle in mind emily scarratt will be moving to full back. and it means bristol's amy wilson—hardy comes onto the replacements bench. there's full commentary of the final on bbc radio five live on saturday — kick off at 7.a5pm. that is all from me. back in an hour. radical action is needed to help integrate some immigrants into society, according to a group of mps. in

burke could make his west brom debut on sunday at home to stoke in the premier league.end's belgian grand prix. after being pipped by kimi raikkonen in morning practice, the three time world champion was comfortably quickest in his mercedes this afternoon, nearly half a second ahead of championship leader sebastian vettel. and finally, there's new on england's rugby world cup team for tomorrow's final against new zealand. megan jones will start tomorrow's final she's replacing danielle waterman whose out after suffering concussion from their semifinal match with france. so with a bit of a reshuffle in mind emily scarratt will be moving to full back. and it means bristol's amy wilson—hardy comes onto the replacements bench. there's full commentary of the final on bbc radio five live on saturday — kick off at 7.45pm. that is all from me. more now on hurricane harvey — which could be the worst storm to hit the us mainland in 12 years. the category—three storm is expected to make landfall along texas's central coast tonight. we can show you some of the live pictures now. yo

notice here these cells moving just into burkes county.nger storms moving if this afternoon into this evening. we are seeing the threat of more thunderstorms moving twoo our area. 6:00 p.m. also seeing more rain and threat of thunderstorms. so coming up in just a bit we'll talk more about this, time these storms up out for you and tell you about the upcoming weekend. >> all right. thanks for that. >>> new this morning, crews were busy rescuing men from the brandy wine river. you can see the man if holding onto a large truck. the man went to the hospital for evaluation. in word about how he got stuck in the middle of the river. >>> a philadelphia police officer under awest. he is accused of driving under the influence. he was off duty when he hit several parked cars. he the district attorney's office reviews possible charges kbens him. >> gishls court to finish the procrews continued to pump contaminated standing water. >> a philadelphia day care owner accused of sexually assaulting faced a judge overnigh. she was arraigned on 7,000 and we

. >> host: jenna and barbara have a new burke forthcoming called"s sisters first. why that title? >> because above all, we are sisters first. it was a plan b and first daughters but we have been so lucky and left it be a twin which meant we had a partner in everything we are doing. whether was the ordinary experience of growing up in texas, everything was more fun because we had someone with us to make it more magical. we had somebody who was also going to the same experiences with their parents that understood what life was like. above everything we feel like we are sisters first and then totters and we all play roles in life. we started off entering the world together.y. >> your sister use the word ordinary, was you life ordinary? >> yes. people come up to both of us all of the time and said you're so normal on tv. it's sort of strange to hear. we want to think of herself as exceptional but we are normal.l. our grandparents at the right, all of what made us who we are.p our grandparents on her mom said you don't have airports named after them and have not been on c-span intervie

in fact, 10:00 tonight it moves into lancaster, burkes and lehigh county. line of potentially severe weather swings in during the 11:00 hour starting to move into the suburbs. tonight we'll be tracking the storms, but you will also see them fall apart. there's still an isolated shower at 2:00 in the morning, but the greatest threat from these storms will come during the late evening hours. by tomorrow morning, it's still steamy but the storms will be out of here. the severe weather outlook, the greatest risk is outside of our area north and west. but we still have a risk of damaging winds from the strong storms moving into the area c. t you can't do the pennsylvania suburbs tomorrow morning as we could see some small hail and lightning. tomorrow, 86 degrees. improving conditions for wednesday. then beautiful weather for the end of the weekend. potentially, the nicest weather for a weekend of the entire summer. morning temperatures in the 50s and the 60s. highs in the 70s. and the mice weather continues for most of next week. >>> seven minutes before 7:00, d

i think that low high valley and burkes county are certainlyy. over all we're look at a nice forecast. up to 81 at 2:00 p.m. and plenty of sunshine out t. yterday where we had some spot thunderstorms develop and a line of storms line up along our viewing area. not going to happen today. even the jersey shore today will make it to the low 80s with a little more d parts of the shoreline. that's today. we'll see the humidity pick back up. >>> the north extension of the pennsylvania turnpike is closed right now. eain closed in both directions until 6:00 this morning. so keep that in >>> some graduates will be helping nasa give us a bird's-eye view. >>> it's about a quarter until 6:00 right now on this sunday. philadelphia. you can start to see that sun coming up. guess what, today is going to be a light breeze. our meteorologist tells us we are going to warm up and see that sunshine return. she's got those details coming up in the first alert forecast. temple university graduates will help nasa broadcast the solar eclipse. they'll be i launch a high

cullen and pilot burke m.m. bates were killed when their helicopter crashed while helping with the situation in charlottesville. >>> to the other dark cloud hanging over to the trump administration -- the russia investigation. special counsel robert mueller reaching out to the white house to secure interviews with current and former officials including ex-chief of staff reince priebus according to "the new york times" which says mueller has asked for details about "specific meetings." mueller also said to be looking into president trump's decision to fire former fbi director james comey. the white house says it's fully cooperating with the special prosecutor. >>> monday morning, nine minutes past the hour. time for an early start on your money. president trump plans to get tougher on trade with china. today, the president is expected to direct the u.s. trade representative to look into alleged chinese violations of trade with the u.s. including things like patent thefts, enforced -- and forced intellectual prope

police have identified the two men killed they are lieutenant jay cullen and trooper pilot burke mm bates of quinton, virginia. cullen was a 23 year veteran of the force, bates a 13 year veteran. he would have turned 41 years owed today. both men were married and each leaves behind two children. >> and virginia govern o terry mcauliffe joins church leaders at a church this morning. he spoke about those troopers who were both well known to him. mcauliffe a said he had been flying with lieutenant cullen for three and a half years and lieutenant burke was part of his protection unit. he he lashed out at those who came to the city to protest. you pretend you are patriots. you are not patriots. you are dividers. yesterday's incident will make the unite people against hate. the family of the driver who plowed into the car yesterday, james field j is speaking out tonight his mother says she was shocked to learn of the accusations against her son. i just knew he was going to a rally. i mean, you know, i tried to stay out of his political views. we doanlt, you know -- i don't really get too involv

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you are on the phone with us right now because you are on the way to the funeral of trooper burke batesoopers killed. i want to ask you about him in a moment. first, about the statues, as resently as monday, you wanted to keep the statues up for context. now you say they should come down. >> i started in commission on june 22nd that would provide contacts and interpretation of the five monuments we have. i thought that we could use those statues as a tool to enlighten and educate. but after saturday, i have seen there are others out there who choose to use these statues as a rallying point for hate. and those are not the principles and values of the city of richmond. >> sad to see the history and culture of history with the removal of the statues and monuments. the presidenting saying you can learn from them. you disagree? >> you know, it saddens me what happened in charlottesville, there are people who would use these as ways to inject the political ideology of hate. i don't see them as necessary as teaching tools. i think our commission is going to consider removal, just like we have

. ♪ carmax music sting >>> new developments in the transgender bathroom debate in burks county.esterday, a federal judge ruled transgender students in the boyer town school district can use bathrooms and locker rooms that correspond with their gender identity. the district had no comment today. students go back to school on monday. >>> tonight, we're hearing from the man at the center of a controversial presidential pardon. president trump pardoned former phoenix area sheriff joe arpaio on friday. the 85-year-old was found guilty of con department in a case related to racially profiling undocumented immigrants. the pardon keeps arpaio out of jail. >> i'm very happy. i have to thank the president of the united states for his pardon. as i say, he's a big friend supporter of law enforcement. i think this is a bigger picture than just me. >> senator john mccain and the american civil liberties union have spoken out against the pardon. arizona's governor spoke in favor of the move. now, mayor jim canning slammed the president's decision saying this participated like many of the presi

party and overthrew mccormick's guy, who was an onion farmer from western massachusetts named onions burk. it is highly comic. and so much of the material we found for that was in old boston globe accounts of -- of this battle. and then that then led to the '56 convention. and by the time all of that was in place, in his age we're clearly for it. he had talked with ted sorenson a lot about it in the office early. i think i could be a formidable candidate. >> i think that -- i don't wan a single person to leave tonight without knowing about onions burk. this is a great story. and he was from western mass. and i'm not going to tell the story. but i -- one of the wonderful things in the book is the way in which all of these figures in massachusetts politics were for most of us in the shadows of history come to the forefront, and kennedy emerges as like a really hard-nosed scrapper in this attempt to gain control. >> he managed his show just the right amount of phony reluctance to get dragged into this thing. as if it at the last minute, i said i would break the guy's leg sort of. also what m

trooper burke mm bates was the passenger. he was just one day shy of his 41st birthday. the helicopter was assisting public safety with a chaos in charlottesville when it went down. the ntsb is investigating. >>> and back here at home a lot of people are standing in solidarity with the people of charlottesville during this chaotic time. joanne pell will he gee joining& us live from city hall. >> a big turnout out there for the vigil, joanne? >> reporter: that's right, joyce. they came in response to what happened in charlottesville and they left after a peaceful vigil rally and march here at city hall. >> go no kkk no fascists. >> they want their voices heard. they are sad about the violence, and angry about the white national lift event in virginia. >> what i watched on the news today was heartbreaking, and i -- i see hate in this country, and i see white supremacy in this country. >> i'm upset about charlottesville. >> reporter: group of activis activists from around philly met at city hall this evening to mourn the death of the victim who was runed down by a car at th

cullen and trooper pilot burke m.m. bates were killed in the crash. >> i was close to both of those state troopers. >> reporter: governor terry mcauliffe remembered the fallen officers at a service this morning. >> but for this hatred and bigotry that occurred here yesterday, burke and jay would have been home with their families. heather would be getting up today enjoying life. >> reporter: the ntsb is investigating why the troopers' helicopter crashed in those woods. today would have been pilot trooper bates's 41st birthday. elaine? >> paula reid, thank you. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. ♪ who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> the may

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. >>> now to burks county where someone stabbed a driver who honked at them.his and yesterday afternoon and when he honked at the car police say people from that vehicle started harassing the man and they opened his door and stabbed him. >>> the nephew of a local boxing weapon is in jail for murder charges. prosecutors say he shot and killed miguel in 2009. investigators say an alleged accomplice led them to him. his father says he's innocent. >>> and if fire marshal's office now believe they know what caused this fire a week ago. the fire started while construction crews started the roof. there's no evidence the fire was intentionally set. >>> an important warning from south hampton police. if you used an atm at the 7-11 check your account. right now they're not sure how long a scheming device was there. anyone could closely check their bank statements for any suspicious charges. >>> four robbery suspects are in custody. the men are wanted for a robbery yesterday. investigators say state police went after them, following them on busy route 13. all fur men ran

very light showers just barely making it into burkes county. potsville seeing a little, very light rainfall. we do have some clouds moving through the area. there's some nice breaks in those clouds. we'll be in and out of the cloud cover. the chances of showers and thunderstorms will really increase this evening. during the day, you'll need your sun glasses. more clouds around at 3:00. 65 this morning. by late morning it's in the upper 70s and close to 80 degrees at 3:00. 80 degrees at 3:00. for delaware, lots of sunshine to start with. the clouds will be increasing during the late afternoon hours. and for the new jersey neighborhoods, we're starting off in the 60s. warm into the upper 70s at 8:00. the shore looking good with partly to mostly sunny clouds. look at those temperatures in the middle 70s today. the chance of showers and thunderstorms increasing as we go into the evening hours. then thunderstorms will be developing first farther north and west. and some of those storms will be reaching into the lee high valley. but this is just upda

died trooper burke bates in the line charlottesville. hiss was honored by colleagues as well as the governor, who he knew well. his wife andd by twins, who are just 12 years old. next at 6:00, the new app that's being rolled out to keep track of your kids when they head off to school. >> and next at 6:00, reading between the lines. national zoo is taking that has us on panda watch. it's time for the biggest sale of the year with the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and snoring.... does your bed do that? the new 360 smart bed is part of our biggest sale of the year where all beds are on sale. and right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. >> check out this scene. this was this morning in ocean city. a boat erupting into flames. people were on board at the time. the boat's operator said the somethingire was electrical on board. some people on a nearby boat quickly rescued everybody, getting all folks to shore safely. for the

having low 80s through the rehigh valley and burks county possible. look at the winds, not as strong as yesterday when we had breezy to gusty conditions across the area. in dill ware right now, 61 degrees. mid 70s around your lunch time and low 80 in the afternoon. look at the icon. mostly cloudy, partly cloudy. i think it's a mix of clouds and sun today. scatter clouds we see overhead, you saw from that live picture a moment ago. this is also a live picture of philadelphia and it shows you it's more clear. goes to 76 by noon. 78 at 2:00, and low 80s as well. for high temperatures this afternoon, which does keep us below average. today, we are in the clear. but by tomorrow, we go back to the threat of severe weather across the area. particularly, we're looking at the possibility of flash flooding occurring because our ground is already saturated. we have a moderate threat for now. damage wind or lightning a potential as well with any storms that may arise. but large hail or tornadic activity much more likely. there is some uncertainty in monday's fore

lehigh valley, burks county, allentown upper 80s. voorhees 88 degrees. avalon at 6.are mid to upper 80s. rehoboth beach 85. newark your expected high temperature 87 degrees. the ten-day on ten brings us a gorgeous stretch and perfect for the eclipse. 9 on monday with mostly clear skies. clouds start to develop late tuesday into wednesday with the chances of showers and thunderstorms for the second half of your tuesday and early wednesday. beyond that, we're seeing low 80s, upper 70s for the following friday. 81 for the following saturday. let's focus on tomorrow. lots of sunshine for your sunday. temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. 87 degrees. that's your expected high. overnight lows very comfortable for the next several days. then of course, all eyes on monday for that solar eclipse. be sure you keep those eyes very safe and get those sunglasses. follow us @nbc philadelphia. here's danny with sports. >> this is sportsdesk brought to you by xfinity. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >>> thank you, danny pommells with you against one. the eagle

notice we're just starting to see some green to the west of chester and burks county. not making it to the ground yet, but soon enough it will, and we do have the threat of very heavy downpours. notice we are seeing clouds develop through the overnight hours. at about 1:00 a.m., 70 degrees. notice all the clouds we're starting to see. a lot of us beginning to get ready for work. 68 degrees, and i don't think this icon does it justice. i think we'll be seeing more rain for the early morning commute. for the pa suburbs, 9:00 p.m. seeing overnight downpours. the lehigh valley expected to see those downpours as well, especially by tomorrow, i would say pre-dawn. for the jersey shore, you will stay dryer, but still you're not excluded. this system is moving across the area. it's mooving to the west of us and our direction. we have a flash flood that has been issued until midnight on tuesday. notice here it really does include the i-95 corridor. that's really important to me, especially, along the i-95 corridor. on wednesday starting at 7:00 p.m., we get this going with the

. >>> this morning people will be gathering to remember one of the two troopers burke bates in richmond, virginia, killed in the rally in charlotteville. they were providing video to police last saturday. and lieutenant jay cullen's funeral is set for tomorrow. it is not clear what caused their helicopter to crash. >>> former governor schwarzenegger is sending a message to president trump. he took offense to trump's comments that both sides were responsible during the charlotteville clashes between hate groups and counter protestors. >> the only way to beat the loud and angry voices of hate is to meet them with louder and more reasonable voices. that includes you, president trump. in fact, as president of this great country you have a moral responsibility to send an unequivocal message that you won't stand for hate and racism. let me help you write this speech a little bit. as president of the united states and as a republican, i reject the support of white supremacists. the country that defeated hitler's armies is no place for nazi flags. the party of lincoln won't stand with those tha