the girl fled the hotel room after burroughs began touching her. girl a's mother only became aware after discovering text messages from him on her daughter's phone. >>> well philadelphia police are turning to the public for help in identifying a cyclist killed in the hit and run crash. it happened near second and erie in north philadelphia on sunday. investigators say a woman veered in the wrong lane, trying to pass another car when she struck a young man riding his bicycle and then sped away month. man was taken in custody and released. the victim is 20 years old 5 feet nine, 153-pound work multiple tattoos on both biceps. if you have any information you are asked to contact the police. >>> septa will soon begin selling special regional rail tickets for travel during the post philadelphia visit in september. the one day regional rail passes get on sale at 9:00 a.m. next monday july 20th. these will run you $10 appease and you can only buy them on line. septa says they will start selling a three day transit pass for buses trolleys and subways. >>>

you have a wife and one child now. >> yes, 11 month-old, deacon burroughs. >> yes. >> a little wrestlerthe making. >> if he follows in dad's footsteps and start early and be very good. >> did you start early. >> i started at five. i'm 26 now. i have been wrestling for 21 years. quite a bit of time. >> we see writ there you are the gold medal win are for free style wrestling in 2012. >> yes. >> can you show thus gold medal. >> yes, i brought it with me. >> i had never seen a gold medal until i won it. >> what an introduction. >> yes. >> it was very cool. >> you let us hold it, it is heavy. >> yes good where do you keep it at home. >> i just keep tonight my bookcase. when i first won i used to keep tonight my pocket because i was so exited to show people. >> did you sleep with it at night. >> it was very exciting. now it stays in the bookcase. pursuit toys win another gold medal next year and liberty mutual has agreed to ensure all of the medal winners for their actual medals next year. it is very exciting. >> liberty mutual is sponsored for road to rio tour good talk about this tour. it

jordan burroughs, proud of you. >> referee: >> yes, sir. >>> well much drier day today. it's going to be a lot nicer than it was yesterday. we have more sunshine around too. now, for tomorrow for the fourth of july we have showers in the forecast. i'll show you the timing on that in a second. the big question is going to be will it be dry for fireworks? again, i'll show you the timing. i think most of the area should be. look at cape may right now. a lot of people already out at the shore. cape may seeing completely sunny skies. pretty comfortable. aemplg high this time of year is 86 degrees. we'll get into the 80s today with the clouds and rain moving in tomorrow some areaing only in the upper 70s. sunday, though a lot more sunshine warmer temperatures. and by monday if you have a four-day weekend you'll notice temperatures closer to 90 degrees. we are nice and dry. we have clouds moving into extreme south jersey. the main issue over the weekend will be this cold front. it's going to stall to our south and eventually tomorrow it'll bring up more moisture clouds and rain

jordan burroughs. my man welcome. good to have you. >> thank you good when did it all start for you when did your interests start when and where. >> i started wrestling at five years old. i'm 26 now. so 21 years i have been wrestling. i brought home a flier from school elementary school, join our local youth program and so been doing it for quite a bit of time. i was youngest of four, smallest kid in the family. you didn't have to be big to excel. >> did i read you have a birthday coming up. >> in four days. >> july 8th. >> happy early birthday young man. >> do you see yourself as a role model, do you see yourself as a role model for kid in camden, sicklerville, every where. >> it is a big responsibility, and with success comes responsibility. so i see it as my responsibility to portray a great role model for young men throughout the country. realistically a lot of people want to be gold medalist and want to be successful husband and fathers as well. so i can lead by example. i exemplify qualities i want to see in oth

and then i started working with this mainframe company called burroughs. and my first job was to fix things. emily: you started your career learning how to fix things. i am sensing a theme. you worked your way up. 30 years, you became ceo of sybase. how did you do it? i mean, along the way, what did it take? john: i actually like fixing things. i think it's both a challenge and also an opportunity to learn stuff. because i am kind of the old-school, loyal, stick-with-it type of person. today's young people are a little bit more entitlement-oriented. you know, when we were growing up, we never thought about it that way. we thought that you have to create opportunity yourself. i tried to go and learn different areas. my first job is in doing, fixing manufacturing hardware. then i went into writing software. helping run factories. i have done a lot of different things throughout my career. emily: you took sybase from a $362 million company, on the verge of failure, to $5.8 billion. how did you do it? john: well, first of all, you have to have a very good team

a city in california, burroughs an idea from overseas in hopes of convincing the public to use the rest don't pea in the streets of san francisco. >> so check out these signs. san francisco said germany idea for pea repellant paint you know, the urine won't hit the wall it will bounce back and splash you. nobody wants that. >> is that right. >> pea resistant paint. >> pea resistant paint. >> what? >> i need to see video of this. >> what is that. >> really. >> was that you. >> no. >> i need to check. >> if it already existness germany, there might be video. >> i want to see i can't imagine how it bounces back. >> have you ever seen, i have seen you know stain resistant pants where it just sits on the pants it doesn't get absorb in the pant. >> what? >> like dockers, they have splash resistant pants. >> i need those. >> yes, you do. that explains a lot. >> i just wear depend. >> what are your favorite children's books. you know the one i give to people probably get 15 of them good night moon. >> the one i like to give from doctor sueses, all of the places you will go. >> chances are he wa

. >>> new york city seeing tightened security this weekend, security across the burroughs as the state's governor is warning the city it cob a topcould be a top target for terror. all part of a massive effort to keep new yorkers and tourists there safe as hundreds of thousands gather to watch new york's iconic fire work displays. >> about 42 million people will be traveling this holiday weekend. officials are focusing on travel hubs like here at penn station in new york city. yesterday, andrew cuomo announcing he is beefing up the staff at the emergency operations here in the city. law enforcement tells us they have snipers and spotters at key strategic key locations. we also know they have scanned for explosives and radioactive devices from land sea, and air, and they have 7,000 cameras scattered across new york city watching for anything that looks out of place. officials tell us they are prepared for any kind of attack. people here at penn station say they are happy to see the added law enforcement presence. >> boris sanchez, thanks. >>> we have with us cnn law enforcement analyst, ce

. >> "vanity fair" special correspondent ryan burrough appeared at the "chicago tribune" printers row that fast to this past history of america's radical underground. it begins now on booktv. .. step up to the microphone appear so that the audience can here the question. keep the spirit going all year long with a subscription to the tribune's premium book section. also, feel free to download the trip books out for more information as well as access to our digital bookstore. finally the lit fest love social media. feel free to take pictures, post messages and upload them to twitter histogram or facebook using the hashtag puerto rico lf 15. please silence your phones caught in the flashes off your cameras. i will introduce our moderator. [applause] >> i like a short but sweet introduction. i will give a short one for brian. for the indefatigable research a joke that we should call him brian burrows. thank you. i am here all week. i asked him how he wanted to be introduced. he said he writes for vanity fair and write books. the book for which it is best known as barbarians at the gate wh

you are entitled to get a freeze copy of your report from each of the three major credit reporting burroughslooking on to annual credit report.com to obtain yours i will post your lincoln twitter and face back as well, also some information to fix your credit report mistakes there as well. >> yes you always throw them things out there, do i check it, i have a guy. >> who his the guy you check it yourself. >> i go through him he helps me out. i'm learning through him. is that okay. i'm doing it at least. >> okay, all right. >> once a year, you got to get that done. >> i'm very concerned about you. >> thanks, jim. >>> new summer blockbusters are about to hit the theaters, new faces at premiere of the familiar sounding movie. >>> this is your space suit is saved. the smithsonian met its goal raising money on a kick starter web site to restore the space suit worn by neil armstrong during his moon walk in 1969. now the the museum hopes to raise more money to help conserve the suit of allen shepherd the first american in space. >>> gris world's are back for a new vacation, but for modern twist. st

. >> "vanity fair" special correspondent ryan burrough appeared at the "chicago tribune" printers rowthat fast to this past history of america's radical underground. it begins now on booktv. ..

i know some of my media friends are in here and in the first couple of burroughs and some of the peoplede of the building want to pretend we have all gone away but we are here to stay. amen. [applause] now, i've got a unique opportunity for the next minute or so because i get to introduce bob and he cannot stop me from saying anything i'm about to say. [laughter] i will tell you this, bob and i recently -- we were going to vegas together to spend the night together and what happens in vegas, stays in vegas. i want you to know it was a business meeting and not anything like that. one of the things you see when you hang out with bob, when you strip away the issues and ideological fights in the partisan battles, i have never gotten on a plane with bob fender plots where he did not know almost everybody in line to get on the plane. he did not know about the kids. bob is doing this because he truly cares about people. not just winning elections but winning the next generation. and that is something we have an opportunity to do here in iowa again. this organization, family leader was birthed